Merywood Club Hosts Dinner Dance and Bridge Weekend
The Merywood Country Club held its April dinner dance and evening bridge weekend at the clubhouse. About 165 plates were reserved for the dinner dance with John Peddicord and his orchestra providing music. Prizes went to top North and East West scorers, with dessert bridge and a festive dessert course for players including many club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Country
John Peddicord
W. J. McClure
P B
W. Hazelwood
O. C. Durland
J. W
Woollen
Reid McNamara
Mesdames
Robert Garland
Harold McKee
L. E. Kluttz
F M. Utley
Fred Hallenbeck
L. Rothrock
M. Z. Perkinson
W. Hunter
Victor Dallas
Oa Garland
Harold Lee
J. W. Woollen
R. B. Terry
Hal Davis
J. S. Welborn
Wanted Hard of Hearing Men and Women Urged to Try No Home Method
Advertisement promises a simple no risk hearing test and a home remedy using Ourine Ear Drops to restore hearing. It claims temporary deafness and ear noises due to wax buildup and offers a money back guarantee at Eckerd stores and drug stores.
Senior Scouts to Attend Greensboro Conference
About twenty five senior Scouts from High Point plan to attend a conference in Greensboro on Saturday at the alumnae building of Woman's College UNC. Miss Helen Ershler and Ann Gamble will participate with Dr W C Jackson as principal speaker. Helen Ershler will chair the afternoon session and both girls will join the discussion on Unity For Service. Brownie workshop last Wednesday drew 17 attendees from across the state. Senior Girl Scout Troop No 3 led an overnight trip to J W VanLoan cabin with 11 members and Mrs Mabel Burnett. Troop No 27 cooked outdoors on Saturday with Mrs Sanders Dallas and Miss Ruth Webb.
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High Point
Greensboro
Helen Ershler
Ann Gamble
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Carolyn Pleasants
Eee Presing
W. C. Jackson
WCMC
J. G. Doggett
Harding McKinney
Mildred Whitener
J. W. VanLoan
Mabel Burnett
Sanders Dallas
Ruth Webb
Ingle and Harllee bid farewell after quiet Florence wedding
I Paul Ingle and former Miss Mary Elizabeth Harllee of Florence married quietly at the Harllee home in Florence and returned to High Point for a brief wedding trip. Attendees from High Point include relatives and friends as they resume residence on Sherbrook Court.
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I. Paul Ingle
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
Florence
S. C
High Point
Sherbrook Court
Randolph Couples Announce Vows
Asheboro and area marriages announced include Thelma Heilig's wedding to Odell Mabe at Central Methodist Church with Rev. J. W. Braxton officiating. Thelma is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Heilig. Odell is son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mabe.
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Asheboro
Thelma Heilig
Odell Mabe
Star
Central Methodist Church
J. W. Braxton
Margaret Brannan
Fred Lane
Births in High Point Memorial Hospital Delights Families
Mr and Mrs Pickett of 133 Elm announce daughter Linda Carol born April 21 at Boulevard unit. Mr and Mrs Floyd J White of route three announce son Floyd James Jr born April 18 at Washington street unit. Mr and Mrs C D Slack of 1608 Johnson announce daughter Susan Harriet born April 19 at Washington street unit. Mr and Mrs R C Ward of 524 Ward announce son Harold Calvert born April 22 at Washington street unit.
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Paul C. Allen
Route Three
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Visi
Pickett
Elm Street
Linda Carol
Boulevard
Ruth Sullivan
Floyd James White
Floyd J. White
Floyd James, Jr
S. Slack
C. D. Slack
Johnson Street
Susan Harriett
Wards
R. C. Ward
Ward Street
Harold Calvert
First Southern DAR Head Congratulates Altrusa Banquet Guests
The High Point Altrusa club hosts its annual banquet Tuesday at seven in the Sherton hotel ballroom. Local guests and visiting Altrusans attend with Nell Craig of Greensboro and Eva Wall of Winston-Salem delivering greetings. Music features Coralie Thomas and Bronson Matney Jr. and Charles Medlin.
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High Point
Altrusa Club
Sherton Hotel
Salibury Club
Bess Tuggle
Martinsville Club
High Point Aggregation
Nell Craig
Greensboro
Ornor
Altrusa
Eva Wall
Winston-Salem
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
Coralie Thoma
Bronson Matney, Jr
Charles Medlin
Mesdames Marie Forrest
Mabel Burnett
Mary Haralson
Sarah Haworth
Carrie Britain
Mary Ballard
Spring Interlude to Head High Point May Day fete
High Point College plans its annual May Day festival for Saturday May 6 with the theme Spring Interlude. The event, directed by Miss Jo Chapman and student government sponsorship, will feature a May Queen and attendants from the senior class, Allied Nations dances, Spring dances, a scarf dance, and a May Pole dance ending with a Grand March led by the May Queen and her escort. The May Queen will be chosen from Bonnie Lewis of High Point Enola Sue Flowers of New Bern and D. Koonce of Lexington by student vote. the three will wear identical costumes and the identity of the Queen will be kept secret until the hour of the festival.
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High Point College
Loge
Jo Chapman
Harrison Nasium
Bonnie Lewis
High Point
Enola Sue Flowers
New Bern
D. ‘E Koonce
Lexington
DAR completes new state at final session
The Daughters of the American Revolution concluded its 53rd triennial congress in New York after five ballots. Mrs Charles Blackwell Keesee of Martinsburg Virginia was elected vice president general at large on the fifth ballot. Mrs Geoffrey Creyke of Washington DC won a similar post on the fourth ballot. Mrs Julius Y Talmadge was installed as president succeeding Mrs William H Pouch of New York.
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Julius Young Talmadge
Athens
the Daughters of the American Revolution
William H. Pouch
New York City
New York
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Blackwell Keesee
Martinsburg
Geoffrey Creyke
Washington, D. C
Julius Y. Talmadge
Quakers oppose postwar universal military training
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends issues a letter to President Roosevelt and Congress opposing universal military training after the war. The group argues the policy conflicts with the Atlantic Charter’s eighth point.
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Philadelphia
United States
Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends
Roosevelt
Congress
Bright Pattern Offer for Girls Sundress Ensemble
Pattern 4752 adds a camisole top to a sundress with jacket in sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Fabric yardage lists 2% yards of 35 inch material for size 6. Includes transfer embroidery motifs and linen garment accents. Send twenty cents for patterns and ten more for the Anne Adams Pattern Book to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Union Hill PTA Meeting Rescheduled With UNC Leader Speaker
The Union Hill School PTA meets tomorrow at 7 30 pm with Charles Phillips of the Woman's College UNC as principal speaker. The Senior High PTA will also meet Wednesday at 8 pm with City Manager Roy S Braden as speaker. Parents should attend and visit classrooms after the sessions. In some parts of the Atacama Desert no rain has fallen.
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Parent- Teacher Association of
Union Hill School
Charles Phillips
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Braden
Roys. Braden
Atacama
Chile
Hospital report notes patient recovered enough to go home
The operation performed at the Boulevard unit of the High High Point Memorial hospital left the patient with a sufficient recovery to be released and return to his home.
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Boulevard
High High Point Memorial Hospital
Recent Bride Joins Husband at Harrisburg Base
Mrs. Joy Thaggard Polvork left for Harrisburg Pennsylvania to join Pvt John L Polvork at Entown Gap Military Reservation after a quiet Greensboro wedding last week She is the daughter of Mrs Janie Thaggard and D R Thaggard of Fayetteville and her husband is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Polwark of West Newton Pennsylvania
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Ruth Johnson Coe
William Goebel
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
J. B. Craven
Goebel
J. R. Johnson
Franklinville
Pvt
Brooklyn
N. Y
England
John L. Polvork
No Baby Edition Due to War Restrictions
The Enterprise will not publish its annual Baby Edition this year because of newsprint and engraving metal shortages. High Point merchants will offer baby goods during National Baby Week without a dedicated special edition.
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Enterprise
High Point
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