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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1942

Page

6

Miss Quinn and Gilbert Koontz Wed In Vows Here

The marriage of Miss Dorris Se bella Quinn daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Quinn of Chinquapin to Gilbert C Koontz of High Point was solemnized Thursday evening in the First Presbyterian Church parlor by Dr O C Williamson. The bride wore a navy suit with orchid corsage. She a graduate of East Carolina Teachers College and a Bailey School faculty member. The groom son of Mr and Mrs C A Koontz of Linwood is employed by North State Telephone. They left for a wedding trip to Charleston and plan to reside at the Gantt Apartments North Hamilton Street after May 1.

Dorris Sebella Quinn J. L. Quinn Chinquapin Gilbert C. Koontz High Point First Presbyterian Church O. C. Williamson East Carolina Teachers’ College Bailey School C. A. Koontz Linwood North State Telephone Company Charleston

Mrs John H Lumpkin wedding party announced

Mrs R A Scheloff will entertain Wednesday at 2 30 dessert bridge in honor of Mrs John Henderson Lumpkin nee Caroline Dalton at her Johnson Street home. Only close friends attend. Saturday at 1 00 Mrs Frank Armfield hosts luncheon at Mrs W J Fraley's Ardmore Circle home honoring Mrs Lumpkin and Miss Clara Moss, to wed Lt W J Fraley Jr. in the near future.

John Henderson Lumpkin Caroline Dalton R. A. Shceloff Johnson Street WJ. Fraley Ardmore Circle Twentieth Century Study Club J W. Thomas Otteray Drive R. A. Sheloff John H. Lumpkin Utopian Study Club O. Arthur Kirkman West High Street D. S. Pickett Thursp

Civilian Defense Program at Archdale School Tuesday Night

A Civilian Defense program will be held Tuesday night at Archdale School. The event invites a representative from every Trinity and Archdale home. Town speakers will quiz attendees. Mrs. A C Thornburg, Red Cross nurse, will present certificates to course graduates.

Archdale School Trinity Archdale A. C. Thornburg

National Legion Chief Lauds Cancer Program in Message

The national commander of the American Legion, Lynn A. Stambaugh, commends the Women's Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer for spreading vital cancer education. He urges citizens to act quickly on suspicious symptoms, seek immediate medical exams, and support early treatment to save lives, noting 158,000 annual deaths. The High Point unit is sponsored by the Business and Professional Women's Club led by Miss Rachel Moser of Jamestown.

the American Society For the Control of Cancer Lynn A. Stambaugh The American Legion Stambaugh Women's Field Army American Society For the Control of Cancer American Legion 1 Women’s Fields Army Abilene Kansas University of North Dakota United States Chamber of Commerce Fargo North Dakota High Point Business and Professional Women's Club Rachel Moser Jamestown

College To Give Musical Program At Supper Meet

The Y M C A business club will hold its regular supper meeting Tuesday at 6 15 pm in the Adams building. High Point College will present a musical program featuring piano and vocal numbers.

Y.m.ca Business Club of the ‘Y Adams High Point College

Benefit Flower Show at Reynolds Home

Local Garden Club officials announce a Flower Mart at the R. J. Reynolds estate in Winston-Salem on Wednesday and Thursday April 29 and 30 to benefit the American Red Cross. Hours run 11 am to 6 pm with flower arrangements and herb displays. Admission is one dollar. Luncheon will be available at the Old Town and Forsyth Clubs.

R. J. Reynolds Winston-Salem American Red Cross Old Town Forsyth Eoa

Girl Reserve Committee to Discuss Day Camp Plans

The Girl Reserve Committee will meet Thursday at four oclock at the Y W C A in the Girl Reserve Clubroom. Miss Susannah Thomas, Girl Reserve secretary, announced the gathering. The chief business will be reports on progress for Day Camp plans.

Girl Reserve Susannah Thomas

Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings

The Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon Methodist Church met last night at the church with Mrs. Ruth Lee in charge. Scripture was read by Mrs. Jeannette Cole and Elaine Phillips and thoughts on action were presented by Doris Swaim, Elaine Phillips, and Mrs. E. B. Barnes. Plans were made for a Mother's Day observance with the church mother as guest at the next regular meeting. The group concluded with the C. E. benediction.

Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon Methodist Church Ruth Lee Jeannette Cole Elaine Phillips Doris Swaim E. B. Barnes Christian Endeavorers

Eastern Star to Hold Regular Meeting Tuesday Night

The High Point chapter number 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple.

Eastern Star High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple

Social Calendar Highlights From The Week

The High Point UDC meets Mrs. Harrison on Wiltshire Boulevard at 3:30 p.m. Monday with assoc hostesses. Alpha Theta Psi Sorority alumnae meet Mrs. Nabors on Highway Ten at 7:30 p.m. Also on Monday, Emerswood CC ladies bridge, antique tea by WSC S at J. E. Millis home, and Altrusa Spring Banquet honoring Elizabeth M. Berry of Greensboro.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy 4. R. Harrison Wiltshire Boulevard Mesdames D. Brame L. R. Terry H. I. Coffield J. M. Millikan Alpha Theta Psi Sorority Tyree Nabors Highway Ten James Brooks Emerswood Country Club J. E. Millis Forest Hill Drive Woman’s Society of Christian Service Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Elizabeth. M. Berry Greensboro Altrusan

American Mother Steals Spotlight From Glamour Girl

A 1942 Mother’s Day feature notes mothers as nation’s top “Glamour Girl,” with cards showing modern, feminine Mom images. Roosevelt’s proclamation urged flag display and affectionate messages. Cards mix delicate net, lace, and florals, portraying Mom as companion and confidante, with “Mom” language common on many designs.

Debs Hollywood Roosevelt Whistler Mother

Misses Bivins And Parnell To Give Joint Recital

Grace Bivins pianist and Zelma Parnell soprano present a joint recital at High Point College directed by Vera E. Whitlock. The 8 15 start features works by Monteverdi, Bach, Chopin, Debussy, Puccini, Rameau and others, including folk and modern pieces.

Bivins Parnell High Point College Grace Bivins Zelma Parnell College Vera E. Whitlock

Denton Church Groups Meet In April Gatherings

Denton circles of the Lottie Moon Baptist and Central Methodist churches held their April meetings with devotional programs led by Mrs. D G Doyle Miss Flora Tysinger and Mrs A L Snider presiding at different homes The groups studied Think On These Things Whatever Things Are Pure A district Methodist gathering was noted for April 29 in High Point and several local families and visitors were mentioned in social-hour attendance and visits across Denton and nearby towns.

Denton Lottie Moon Denton Baptist Church Lala Tysinger D. G. Doyle Thelma Russell Mary G. Smith Ottis Russell Circle No. 2 A. L. Snider Flora Tysinger Meadame Floyd Coggins Ernest Gallimore B. A. Morris Ernest Morris Snider Circle No W.T. Harris Central Methodist Church C. T. Surratt Joe Hill RB. C. Powell Coy L. Kearns Mittie Mitchell Main Street Methodist Church High Point

Mother's Day praise cards crown America's Sweetheart

A snippet praises a mother as the grandest and most wonderful gal in the world America's Sweetheart, the most popular all around girl, with verse and picture modern Mother's Day greeting cards highlighting her.

America Mother

Church Social Highlights Religion and Medicine Forum

Dr E T Harrison a prominent local physician spoke at Wesley Memorial Church for the fourth Young Adult Class forum on Sunday evening. He traced medical history through Hippocrates Browne and Osler and urged cleanliness of mind and body with faith guiding science. The talk included poems and a_n original piece, followed by a discussion and a supper. Other church notices include Oak Hill Friends Endeavor meeting with program on The Church Moves on to Triumph and Calvary Methodist Mollie Phipps class meets Tuesday night.

E. T. Harrison Wesley Memorial Church Harrison Christ Hippocrates Thomas Browne England William Osler John Hopkins Medical School Strickland Gillian Gillian Harry Bell Hal Stallings Hulda Whiteley Church I. G. Greer Mills Thomasville DAK Hill Friends Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor Onward Christian Soldiers Marguerite Blair Elwanda Gurley Frances Burton Ethel Marsh Homer Pike Marshall Duggins Lucy Marsh Doris Underwood C. T. Duggins

Final Parties Planned For Miss Lyles and Bride Honored

Thomasville April 27 Miss Evelyn Lyles will be honored in a week of pre nuptial social events before her marriage to Russell Van Landingham on Saturday. Ladies hostesses for a dessert bridge open the series at Miss Floover's East Main Street home. Lunches, bridge parties, and coffees follow at homes of Mrs. Lambeth, Mrs. Rapp, Mrs. Hiatt, and others, with hospitality extended to attendants and out of town guests. The wedding is set for Main Street Methodist Church with a formal ceremony at night. Additional social events include a luncheon at Envin Heights and a buffet supper for the wedding party at various homes. The article lists many local guests and relatives attending across multiple days.

Thomasville Evelyn Lyles Russell van Landingham Mary Alice Hoover H. A. Cecil, Jr Floover East Main Street Miss Lyles Theresa Hoover Frances Griffin Elizabeth Blair Emerywood Country Club High Point Main Street Methodist Church M. L. Bales Erwin Heights James Lambeth, Jr Envin Heights Meade Hite Howard Palmer Washington, D.C Peggy Hite Main Street Church

Mr and Mrs Sherwood Forrest Return Home From Norfolk Visit

Mr and Mrs Sherwood Forrest return to Norwood Court Apartments after a weekend in Norfolk Virginia as guests of Forrest's mother Mrs H B Forrest. Miss Emma Carr Bivins stayed overnight with her parents at 1001 North Hamilton Street and left to resume duties in Raleigh, en route from Lenoir where she weekended with friends.

Mrs. Sherwood Forrest Norwwood Court Norfolk Mr. Forrest H. B. Forrest Emma Carr Bivins W. A. Bivins North Hamilton Street Raleigh Lenoir

Jamestown PTA installs officers and plans picnic

Jamestown P T A held its final regular meeting in the school auditorium with Mrs C E Frazier presiding. Officers elected include C M McKin new president and J R Armstrong secretary. The group discussed a blackout plan, and Miss Betty Lynn Willard sang Lady Moon. Upcoming events include a May 1 recital and May 3 baccalaureate with May 5 graduation at 8 o'clock.

Jamestown Parent- Teacher Association C. E. Frazier C. E. Armfield Dorothy Jones Buie Marina Henry Guilford County Stallings Clinard Red Cross Jamieson Greensboro C. M. McKinney W. G. Ragsdale Parent-Teacher Association C- M. Mecwkinnew J. R. Armstrong Mary Speer C. KE. Armfield, Jr R. E. Hassell Lydia Thrift Et. Swanson Morton F. T. Wilson H. H. White Dave Wright Helen Bastick Lucille Bumgarner Mildred Marlette Chester Hayworth Gertrude Moore Frances Ham Ro E Hassell E. Frazier Jack Armstrong Ora Sublette B. Lb. Richardson Thelma Bliss Harry Bundy Atsy

Local students win honors and visits noted in Greensboro area

The Greensboro Civilian Club awards a school honor for character leadership and service. Betty Lynn Willard, a senior, placed second in Guilford County Typing Tournament at Sumner High School. Various local social visits and travel updates follow, including Mrs. J R Carter returning to Norfolk after two weeks with her parents.

Greensboro Civilian Club Betty Lynn Williard Sumner High School

Mrs S C Clark Hosts Priscilla Club Friday Afternoon

Mrs S C Clark will entertain the Priscilla Club at the Home on Parkway for its bi weekly meeting, according to an announcement today.

Entre Nous Club C. Clark Parkway Emerywood Country Club W. L. Jackson Priscilla Club S.C. Clark Colony Club 8. C. Clark

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Parker and Wilder Dorris Quinn Gilbert Koontz R. A. Siceloff National Legion Moffitt Reynolds Private Jones Sarge Jones Rumford Beking Powdar Boz WS Rhode Island Welch Memorial Methodist Welch Memorial Society Seagroves Ruby Wivett Doris Russ Mallie Fowler Kathleen Cassell Ruby Kivett Jesus Lessie Briley Kkathleen Cassell Mabel Joyner Maisie Fowler Lebanon Methodist Ariana Monteverdi Falconieri Amarilli Danza Durante Zelma_ Pernell Tambourin Rameau Bach Aufschwung Schumann Chopin Moussorgsky Hopby Horse Araditi Poulenc Debussy Scenas Infantis Pinto Marek Little Soldier Hobby Horse Humoreske Rachmaninoff Sam Badgett Asheboro Robert Murdock Clinard Sexton Lillie Chandler Hugh Cates Jamie Kearns John Morris Chester Swaim U.S Iceland Hertha Thorkles Swaim Navy DR. Harrison Mollie Phipps Mollie Phipps Philothea Calvary Methodist Church Otlock W. B. “Moser Adams Street van Landingham John R. Myers James Heilig A. J. Heilig Ben Tyson Ruth Norwood Norwood Gregson Fearington Heath Armfield Albemarne Roger Matthews Moyer Mendenhall, Jr University of North Carolina Edward Hobgood Wake Forest College Myers Lexington Road Heilig Albemarle Charles Stevens Salisbury Dodd Brown John Rusher Jamestown Pta PT. A High Point City Lake George M. Nicholson Tom Sykes Clyde Milner Guilford College Julian McGher J. R. Carter W. A. McGree Thema Bliss Wesever Terrace Miriam Walker Mildre Marlette Sara Staley Elizabeth Hanner Sper Hazel Farmer Roy Campbell Raleigh W. A. White Patsy Ann Ithaca New York George Burns Paul Whiteman Soai Lever Brothers
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