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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1943

Page

6

State Convention Committees Named for Carolina Federation Meeting

Mrs J F Hayden president of High Point Woman's Club and ras chairman of arrangements announces committee lists for the Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs state convention opening Monday April 26. Includes Credentials Cups Decorations Hostess Arts and Crafts Flags and banners Publicist Social Activities Victory Dinner and more with numerous local women named to chair and serve. The Pentagon Club plans a regular Y meeting tonight at 8.

J. F. Hayden High Point Woman's Club Ras Carolina Federation of N'S Clubs Cretials Blake Thompson Mesdames H. M. Bryt C. A. York R. H. Sechrest R. Ward H. P. Morrison C. H. Edgar Hartley J. A. Iman Dan Gorman Mrs. Raymonder John Rothrock David T. Yow Harry Ctor A. T. Wishart Floyd Wil Madeline Hoover Hen- White John H. Tate Arts NYA Crafts O. C. Williamson A. Ete M. Z. Perkinson Ouse J. A. Eshelman C. E. Rozle H. L. Mitchell C. F. Carroll W. Flagge S. A. Larter W. J Fraley Herbert Dunkelberger Grady Irkman Greensboro D. Sears Mesmes Herman Robinson G. E. Hutchens W. D. Burn J. H. Kalte Marvin Slate Grover H. Jones Music A. B. Huff H. Drs A. H. Whitley T. F. Henry Salis

Miss Alice Chandler Bridal Week Events Highlight Calendar

Calendar lists dinners meetings and receptions for bride-elect Miss Alice Chandler. Included are a Colonial Drive dinner, bridge parties at Emerywood and the Emerywood Country Club, bridal announcements at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, and a wedding breakfast at the Sheraton Hotel for Miss Chandler and David McEwan. Other groups meet at VFW hall Elks Club and various clubs.

Sechrest Alice Cha Emerywood Country Club Winston C. Gardner Camden N. J Alice Chandler

Business leaders in Greece say war benefits limited

Greek business leaders declare that the only industries benefiting from the war are munitions, steel, and chemical sectors, signaling a narrow economic uplift amid global conflict.

Greece

Dinner and Bridge Parties Tonight Honor Bride Elect Chandler

Mrs J H McCall hosts a dinner at Colonial Drive for Miss Alice Chandler bride elect of David McEwan of Wilmington. Damsels' Clique members attend, then guests move to Mrs Donald Conrad Emerywood Estates for bridge at eight. Additional parties planned for Chandler and other brides elect Mary Ruth Woollen and Mary Francis Hallenbeck.

J. H. McCall Colonial Drive Alice Chandler Ladies Auxiliary The Veterans of Foreign Wars Washington Main Street American Legion Auxiliary Elks Club C. C. Layton Miss Burbank Walter B. Thomas Ace Professional Women's Club Elwood Margaret Farley Mary Sue Briggs Bridge Emerywood Country Club Mary Ruth Woollen Mary Francis Hallenbeck Jea_ and Topics Club J. E. Marsh South Main Street W. B. Hall Johnson Street Pentagon Club David McEwan Wilmington Donald Conrad Emerywood Estates Miss Chandler

AAUW High Point Meeting Postponed to April 29

The High Point branch of the American Association of University Women postpones its regular meeting from Monday to Thursday, April 29, due to Easter Monday travel. President Mrs. R. A. Herring urges members to note the new date.

High Point American Association of University Women R. A. Herring

Glenda Lee Griffith Celebrates Second Birthday Party

Mrs R L Griffith of 920 Grace Street hosted Saturday afternoon in honor of her daughter Glenda Lee whose second birthday falls today April 20. Refreshments were served by Mrs Griffith with help from sister Miss Birdie Foster to Virginia Ann Livingston Margaret Wayne Jane and Frances Vincannon Tommy Helen and Nancy Owens Doris and Ann Foster Ronnie Bellamy Clifton Elizabeth and Donnie Greene Jimmy Shaw and Brendley Handley. Glenda received many gifts from the guests.

R. L. Griffith Grace Street Glenda Lee Griffith Birdie Foster Virginia Ann Livingston Margaret Wayne Jane Frances Vincannon Tommy Helen Nancy Owens Doris Ann Foster Ronnie Bellamy Clifton Elizabeth Donnie Greene Jimmy Shaw Brendley Handley Jlenda

Births Martin Brenda Gail Lanier Zana Lou Proctor

Mr and Mrs C A Martin Route 2 announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Gail on April 19 at Guilford General Hospital Lanier Mrs Ralph Lanier 1117 Anderson St report a daughter Zana Lou born April 18 at Guilford General Hospital Mrs Floyd Proctor announce a daughter Brenda Darlene born April 17 at Guilford General Hospital

Laniers Ralph Lanier Anderson St Zana Lou Guilford General Hospital Floyd Proctor Brenda Darlene

Services At The Churches Wesley Memorial Speakers

Rev. Lee F. Tuttle of Thomasville was guest speaker at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Social Center. A supper meeting of the church school Workers Council preceded his address, followed by a religious drama from High Point College students. Tuttle urged expendable Christian workers and contrasted wartime sacrifice with church work. He cited Samarian compassion and urged believers to live with a life spirit for God’s cause beyond the war.

Wesley Memorial Lee F. Tuttle Main Street Methodist Church Thomasville Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Workers Council of the Church School Tuttle Ken C. Excelle Rozzelle High Point College Bataan Corregidor W. L. White Webster Jesus Jerusalem Red Cross Kingdom of God

Final Rites Held For Mrs. H. C. Veach

The funeral of Mrs. H C Veach a prominent resident near Thomasville was held at Pine Woods Methodist Church after she died Sunday. Rev C O Plyler Rev T B Johnson and Rev W R Jenkins led services with pallbearers John Kennedy Gene Kennedy Rosco Kennedy Webster Kennedy Dewey Kennedy Giles Kennedy. Interment followed in the church cemetery. The article then shifts to a sermon on Peter and Jesus stressing self denial and cross bearing.

Gilbert T. Rowe Ward Street Methodist Church Jesus Galilee Cesarea Philippi Jerusalem John the Baptist Elijah Jeremiah Peter Christ God Thomasvile H.C. Veach Thomasville Pine Woods Methodist Church C. O. Plyler T. B. Johnson Veach W. R. Jenkins John Kennedy Gene Kennedy Rosco Kennedy Webster Kennedy Dewey Kennedy Giles Kennedy Richard Rogers Roy Yates Messiah Satan Dr. Rowe Jesus Christ

Illness Claims Miss F. McMillan In Winston-Salem

Miss Fanney McMillan sister of John Arch McMillan of Thomasville and Riverton resident dies after a short illness in a Winston-Salem hospital. Survived by two sisters Kate and Netah, brothers R L McMillan and Dr H H McMillan, and a large extended family. Funeral held at Riverton home with Rev J B Willis presiding. Interment in Wagram cemetery.

Thomasville Fanney McMillan John Arch McMillan Riverton Winston-Salem Miss McMillan A. A. McMillan Mary Amanda McMillan Kate Netah McMillan McMillan Spring Hill High Point College For Women Fayetteville J. B. Willis First Baptist Church of Hamlet Wagram

Paying Father Time Ten Years Ago April 20 1938

Local and national briefs report GOP efforts to fill a third ward council vacancy and Roosevelt’s inflation power. Global gold standard shifts spark talk of a world trade war and English American gold standard abandonment. Local items note YWCA board elections and community visits plus a Republican budget deficit report and DAR presidency election.

Councilmanic Young People of the Reformed Church, North Carolina Synod A. B. Club High Point Roosevelt England America France

Nash recuperating at home after tonsillectomy

Mr. M. W. Nash is recuperating at his home following a tonsillectomy performed Thursday at Guilford General Hospital. He will be confined indoors for several days. Mrs. Fred Gordy, living at 213 Montheu Avenue, has returned to the city after a month visit with her son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Gordy of Pittsfield Massachusetts.

M. W. Nash Guilford General Hospital Fred Gordy Montheu Avenue Thomas D. Gordy Pittsfield Mass

Local Youth Arrested For Impersonation In Navy Uniform

Thomasville report April 20 indicates 16 year old Victor Hyatt of 455 South Main Street High Point was turned over to FBI on impersonation charges. Hyatt was arrested by Officers Paul Shore and Ottis Koontz after posing as a United States Navy member while wearing a navy uniform that belonged to another boy at the same address in High Point.

The Enterprise Thomasville Victor Hyatt South Main Street High Point Federal Bureau of Investigation Hyatt Paul Shore Ottis Koontz United States Navy

Atlantic Greyhound Seeks Franchise Certificate for Travel Between Cities

Public notice says Atlantic Greyhound Corporation applies for a Franchise Certificate to operate motor passenger service from High Point to Asheboro via U S 311 and Asheboro to Rockingham via U S 220. Utilities Commission will hold a hearing in Raleigh on May 19, 1943 at 11:00 a m. R O Self, Chief Clerk.

Atlantic Greyhound Corporation High Point Asheboro U. S Rockingham The Utilities Commission Commission Raleigh N. C N.C

German Magazine Targets Ersatz Tea With Nutshell Recipe

A German magazine declares ersatz tea contains oats weeds and ground coconut shell and launches a campaign against the product.

Germany

Deference To Man Crux Of Plan For Englishman's Wife

Ruth Millett argues that British women gain little from war effort if Sir William Beveridge’s ideal wife definition remains accepted. The ideal wife should be intelligent but not intellectual, keen but not earnest, silent but not stupid. Her role is to let her husband talk and not threaten his authority. If Beveridge intended irony, it’s unclear. otherwise women fear a future ruled by male superior attitudes.

Sir William Henry Beveridge Britain Beverid

Tokyo hotels swap rice for bread amid shortage

In response to a rice shortage, about 2,000 hotels and inns in Tokyo agreed to serve bread at noonday meals. The move aims to conserve scarce rice while maintaining mid day meals for guests and workers across the capital.

Japan Tokyo

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Tate Priday War Production Board His AAUW Glenda Lee Griffith Martin Baby Dr. Caldwell DR. Caldwell Senna Dorothy Roe AP Fashion Editor Braagaard Helené Garnell Dimity Ward Street Methodist H. C. Veach F. McMillan Arthur Ellison Grottoes A. S. Armentrout Harrisonburg Hazel Harris Sheraton Hotel Dean D. D. Carroll School of Commerce Rotary Club Congress A. J. Maxwell Anthony Cook Pennsylvania Daughters of the American Republic Ruth Millett H and Carry Guilford Furniture CO N. Main St Duke Power
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