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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1944

Page

6

Daughters Of Confederacy Hear Mrs Bivins Discuss Benjamin

The High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at Mrs A E Tates West Broad street home in April. Mrs W A Bivins spoke on Judah B Benjamin a key Jefferson Davis cabinet member. She traced his career from attorney general to secretary of war and secretary of state and noted his Jewish ancestry. He fled to Florida the Bahamas Cuba and England at the war start and practiced law in London for 17 years earning British respect before burial in Paris and England. Twelve members attended with a social hour featuring an ice course coffee and salted nuts.

A. E. Tate West Broad Street High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy W. A. Bivins Judah B. Benjamin Jefferson Davis Jamin Florida Bahamas Cuba England London Benjamin Paris Eee Bruce H. Carraway R. H. Herring J. D. Brame

Community club events calendar week schedule

Local clubs announce a packed week of meetings and socials. Altrusa hosts a banquet at the Ten Hotel ballroom Tuesday evening. Twentieth Century Study Club hosts a luncheon Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Metcaife’s home. Home and Garden, Wild Flower Garden, Tea and Topics, and Priscilla clubs meet across the week. Emerywood Country Club holds family night dinner. USO dances and a YWCA service mens buffet wrap the weekend with volunteers and hostesses.

Altrusa Club Ten Hotel Altrusans Twentieth Century Study Club Fred Metcaife J. W. Thomas America Home and Garden Club Joe Doggett The Wild Flower Garden Club John C. Teague Hillcrest Drive Wapm E. S. Wall

Alpha Theta Psi Alumnae Bridge Party Held in Greensboro

Alpha Theta Psi Alumnae guests of Mrs. Jennings met on Greensboro road for a brief session led by president Mrs. Thomas Bouldin. Two tables of bridge were played with top score prize dainty ear-rings to Mrs. W. Smith Moss and runner up novelty matches to Mrs. Cameron Deans. A tempti sweet course followed served by the hostess to Mesdames Bouldin Moss Deans Dennis Young Carter Wood Nash Jarrell.

John Am Jr Mesdames Bouldin Moss Deans Dennis Young William Carter Argie Wood Unity Nash Annie Lee Jarrell

Beauticians Hear Ambulance Award and War Effort Honors

At a High Point area meeting beauticians heard a radio transcription detailing the ambulance donation to the U S Army Medical Corps by North Carolina beauty workers. Miss Ruby Pickler presided and awarded prizes from local suppliers while Mrs Sudem won the longest service corsage. Miss Pickler received a Treasury citation for selling War Bonds.

Beauticians High Point U. S. Army Medical Corps North Carolina Beauticians Sardis Ruby Pickler Sudem A. E. Pleasants North Carolina U. S. Treasury Department Miss Pickler Pleasants and Putans Women's Army Air Corps Wright Field Dayton Ohio

Thomasville Couple Wed in Intimate Home Ceremony

Mrs. Elizabeth Harris Turner of Lexington route two married Alton J. Bean of Thomasville on April 23 at the home of Dr. W. K. McGee First Baptist Thomasville. A reception followed at the Harris home in Thomasville and the newlyweds will reside at Lexington route two.

Elizabeth Harris Turner Lexington Route Two Alton J. Bean Thomasville W. K. McGee First Baptist Church Turner Hayes Harris Bean Frank Bean Tom Harris

Priscilla Club Seeks Red Cross Sew Day at Mrs Hayden’s

Members of the Priscilla club will gather for an all day meeting hosted by Mrs. Hayden at 400 East Washington street. The event includes sewing for the Red Cross and a luncheon as a featured component of the day.

Priscilla Mrs. Hayden Priscilla Club Hayden East Washington Street Red Cross

Bathing Beauty Boosts Morale

An article extols Bath TOILETRIES as cheap morale boosters and skin helpers. It urges organizing cosmetics, cleansing routines, alternating hot and cold showers, brushes, and oils, plus deodorant and makeup as essential, keeping routine simple for quick prep.

AAUW program highlights High Point art prizes

The April AAUW meeting at 821 College Drive featured a High Point art exhibit with local winners Jack Vaughn and Wayne Bray receiving prizes. Music by Bay Street sixth graders preceded business talks on ceiling price lists and an update from OPA Greensboro. Twenty nine members attended, including new member Dr. Gladys Happer.

American Association of University Women G. I. Humphreys College Drive High Point Stan Blackmon AAUW Jack Vaughn Wayne Bray Eesneneee Blackmon Jack Oak Hill Wayne Elm Street Ram Bay Street Dorothy Hoskins Social Studies OPA Greensboro R. A. Herring Ough Ous Hill N. Arthur Ernestine Fields Gladys Happer India

BPWC Sends Large Delegation to Third District Meeting

Ten members of the High Point Business and Professional Women's club attended the Third District meeting at the King Cotton Hotel in Greensboro. State president Mrs Arthur P Wilson of Kinston attended. Winston-Salem had a larger delegation. Plans for the state meeting in Asheville on June 23 dominated business. Attending from High Point were Mrs Frances Casey, Mrs Anne Russell, Mrs E M Shipman, Mrs Oriana B James, Mrs Mary Haralson, and Misses Carrie McGirt, Mary Fretwell, Maura McDonald, Ruth Welborn, and Bertie White.

High Point Business and Professional Women's Club King Cotton Hotel Greensboro Arthur P. Wilson Kinston Winston- Salem Elsie Flake High Point Asheville Winston-Salem Lexington Thomasville Frances Casey Mesdames Anne Russell E. M. Shipman Oriana B. James Mary Haralson Carrie McGirt Mary Fretwell Maura McDonald Ruth Welborn Birtie White

People Daily Smith Back From Atlanta Business Trip

Smith returns from a weekend in Atlanta on a business trip aboard The Southern er. Ensign James H. Hogg spends the week on leave with Mrs. Hi and their children at 807 Circle Drive. Ign Hogg has been detached and will report for duty near Ros ton Mass after care. W L Hunt of 305 Forrest Avenue entered Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem for operation. Mrs A M Upshaw Sr of 408 Forrest Avenue returned home after visiting her son Lt C C Upshaw a bombardier awaiting overseas service. Mrs Art W Nesbitt returned to Lorraine Ohio after a week with relatives at 1015 Sherrod Street.

James H. Hogg Circle Drive Ign Hogg Roston Mass W. L. Hunt Forrest Avenue Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem A. M. Upshaw, Sr C. C. Upshaw Art W. Nesbitt Lorraine Ohio Margaret Hodges John Paul Sherrod Street

Cookies Needed At Local USO During Week

Mrs J D Boyd chair of the USO refreshment committee asks for home made cookies during the week. Donors should bring cookies to the USO and those needing ingredients may call at the USO for sugar butter and other items.

USO J. D. Boyd USC Club

DAR Group Returns From New York Meeting

High Point's DAR representatives returned yesterday from New York where they spent the week. Mrs. R. A. Herring regent attended with Mesdames J. F. Hayden and J. Welborn as delegates. They were joined by Miss Diana Tucker, and Mrs. J. E. Lambeth with her daughter Miss Mollie Lambeth of Thomasville.

High Point National Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution New York R. A. Herring Mesdames J. F. Hayden J. §. Welborn Diana Tucker Hayden J. E. Lambeth Mollie Lambeth Thomasville Lambeth the Daughters of the American Colonists DAR

Music Clubs Meet In Winston-Salem

Members of the North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs gathered in Winston-Salem for the annual convention. The executive board met today as part of a program running through tomorrow with sessions, a concert, and awards announced in the state composers' contest. Mrs. Maurice Honigman of Gastonia is federation president.

Winston-Salem North Carolina Federation of Music, Clubs Maurice Honigman Gastonia

Watching the discard in notrump bridge play

South dealer in a 3NT contract watches opponents discards as the declarer runs diamonds. West signals by discarding hearts and clubs. East shifts to spades and clubs. The article discusses a precise defense and the winning line of play with careful signaling and timing.

West Declarer East Sgt Wrom

Birth announcements from High Point area

Mr and Mrs John Dunivant announce a daughter Julia Ellen born April 17 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs J W Funderburk announce a daughter Carol Faye born April 24 at Washington street unit High Point Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs Fred Thrift announce a son Michael Allison born April 23 at Washington Street unit High Point Memorial Hospital Pvt and Mrs Paul Rouse announce a son Jerry Bevan born April 23 at Washington Street unit Clara Cox Apartments

Dunivant John Dunivant High Point Route Three Julia Ellen Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Carol Faye Funderburk J. W. Funderburk Myrtle Street Carol Faye Washington Street Ithrifts Fred Thrift High Point Route Two Michael Allison High Point Memorial l Hospital Rouse Pvt Paul Rouse Clara Cox Jerry Bevan

City P.T.A. to Elect Officers at Senior High Meeting

Tomorrow night the City P.T.A. will hold a meeting at eight o'clock in the senior high school. Special recognition will honor the student council and honor society members will serve as ushers. Brandis Leonard will introduce speaker Roy S. Braden, with Betty Lou Nance giving the devotional. Bronson Matney Jr. will sing as a program feature.

Parent-Teacher Association Brandis Leonard Roy S. Braden Betty Lou Nance Bronson Matney, Jr

Pattern 4734 blouse pattern and needlework motifs

Advertises Pattern Fuller figures 4734 with a slim front panel yoke and blouse fullness in women's sizes 34 to 48. Includes a transfer pattern for embroidery motifs and linens, priced twenty cents, with ordering details for Anne Adams Pattern Book and High Point Enterprise.

Anne Adams High Point Enterprise West 17Th St New York

Culler Promoted to Corporal in Memphis Ferrying Group

Thermon E. Culler of High Point North Carolina has been promoted to corporal at Memphis Tennessee in the Fourth Ferrying Group where he serves as a supply clerk. He is the son of Mr and Mrs H L Culler Route Two Trinity North Carolina.

Thermon E. Culler High Point N. C Memphis

Jones Returns to Fort Belvoir After Leave

Pvt. Joseph L. Jones returned to Fort Belvoir Virginia after a short visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones at 902 East Lexington Avenue.

Belvoir Joseph L. Jones Fort Belvoir W. A. Jones East Lexington Avenue

Jones son arrives safely in England

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones of 902 East Avenue announce their son, Pfc. Forrest R. Jones, has arrived safely somewhere in England.

W. A. Jones East A Avenue Pfc Forrest R. Jones England

New Head for BTC 10 Greensboro Command Change

April 25 report from Greensboro says Army Air Forces Basic Training Center No. 10 is now under Col. Converse R. Lewis, a 42 year Army veteran. He assumed command yesterday, succeeding Col. V. R. Woodruff.

BTC Greensboro Army Air Forces Basic Training Center No. 10 Converse’ R. Lewis Col V. R. Woodruff

Forest fire losses blamed on campers and smokers

The U S Forestry Service attributes nearly one third of the 1943 forest fire losses of 44 million dollars to careless campers and smokers.

U. S. Forestry Service

Public Bus Scene Highlights Parental Divorce Harm

Elsie Robinson describes a twelve year old girl on a city bus, torn by her mother's divorce outburst. She portrays how public airing of custody battles damages a child’s trust in both parents and warns against using children as witnesses or tools in marital conflict.

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Home and Garden Club Meeting Noted

The Home and Garden club will meet Wednesday at 10 30 AM at the home of Mrs Joe G Doggett on Rotary Drive.

Home and Garden Club Joe G. Doggett Rotary Drive

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Daughters of Confederacy Mrs. Bivins Douglas Winn North Park Baptist Church Corner Putnam and Falcowe Ita Qoval AZ Sio Guilford Furniture Co N. Main St Pho Alpha Theta Psi Jennings Beauticians Hear Ambulance Helen Follett Shulton BPWC Daily Smith Atlanta DAR Group South Dealer P.T.A Stephens Stephens Bible Study P. R. Dixon Lament Street C. S. Grayson Fee Lydia EB. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham By Hane Nas Culler Elsie Robinson Mintris James Betty Trotter Nre Lee Steed Helen Wright Pauline Hedgecock Princess Beauty Main St Tel Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Milwaukee Company of America W. Page Harris Reddy
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