High Point Alumnae to Meet with Tilden Hostesses
The Greensboro College Alumnae Association High Point chapter meets Friday at 3 30 p m with Mrs T A Tilden 607 Montheu Avenue. Dr C Exelle Rozzelle Wesley Memorial Church pastor will speak. Associate hostesses are Mesdames Robbins Tilden Roy Spearman John Peacock and P W Flagge.
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High Point
Greensboro College Alumnae Association
T. A. Tilden
Montheu Avenue
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Church
Mesdames Robbins Tilden
Roy Spearman
John Peacock
P. W. Flagge
Dyeing Hosiery to Refresh Old Stockings and Hose
A guide explains recoloring a life span of hosiery using specialized stocking dye. It notes that odd pairs can be matched, faded fabrics revived, and out of season shades updated for a refreshed wardrobe.
Candlelight Ritual Of Jewels Highlight Beta Sigma Phi Banquet
The Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held its Founders Day banquet at the Sheraton Hotel. The ritual featured initiation of two new members and a transfer from Durham. New officers were elected, and Elizabeth Swiggett Dorothy Miller were initiated in the Ritual of Jewels.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Sheraton
Durham
William Mowery
Barbara Mathews
Frances Muse
George Elkin
Imogene Shields
H. B. Crawford
Elizabeth Swiggett
Dorothy Miller
Dorothy Stanley
Emogene Shields
Elizabeth Reat Dorothy Miller
Mesdames H. B. Crawford
George Elkins
Spend Vacations Making Gardens Tells A A U W
Mrs Yarborough urges wartime volunteers of the High Point A A U W to spend vacations making Victory Gardens to boost food for soldiers. She notes that saving food is essential and describes army rations and dehydration methods while urging all women to contribute to the 20 million gardens and 10 million tons of food target.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
Alda Berry
Henry White
Jo Chapman
Ernestine Fields
N. P. Yarborough
Yarbor
Yarborough
Joint recital by High Point College Music Department
The Music Department of High Point College presents a joint recital featuring Miss Nina Whitaker contralto and Miss Edith Bailey pianist with Miss Ernes tine Fields at Roberts Hall Monday evening May 3 at 7 30. Whitaker will perform arias and songs by Tchaikovsky Horsman Ganz Cadman Bach and Strauss. Bailey will play Bach Chopin Reinhold MacDowell and other pieces including May Night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Nina Whitaker
Edith Bailey
Roberts Hall
Miss Whitaker
Ernestine Fields
Music
Tshaikovsky
Horsman
Ganz
Drivers Corps Meet Tonight At Junior High
Members of the Civilian Defense Drivers' Corps will meet this evening at the Junior High School for an important meeting. Mrs. Clarence Dawley asks that members come in uniform for the 7:45 p.m. session, held in connection with the safety council program.
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Civilian Defense Drivers’ Corps
Clarence Dawley
Drivers’ Corps
Safety Council
Whitaker and Bailey Daughters Named In School Program
Two piano pieces by Palmgren and Anadusia for two pianos by Leeuona are featured. Miss Whitaker, senior from Enfield, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Whitaker. Miss Bailey, sophomore from Advance, is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Bailey.
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Palmgren
Anadusia
Leeuona
Miss Whitaker
Enfield
H. M. Whitaker
Miss Bailey
Advance
T. F. Bailey
Anne Adams Pattern 4327 for Girls Frocks
Advertisement describes pattern 4327 by Anne Adams for girls dresses with cherry sprig Appliques optional. Sizes 2 to 10 with yardage details for size 6 and ruffle trim. Price sixteen cents. add ten cents for Spring Pattern Book. Send order to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Bridge bidding weds hearts to no trump at five diamonds
A bridge hand illustrates how East’s three no trump after South opens hearts alters the contract outcome. If South opens diamonds the defense cashes five diamonds and the ace of hearts, but North’s heart bid redirects the contract. East’s 1NT over 1H then jump to 3NT shows the influence of partnership choices on contract choice.
Four Queens 106 KB J102 Deal in Bridge Notation
Bridge notation fragment presents hand with spade and heart holdings AKQ9 in clubs. The line shows a 4Q 106 sequence and bidding references 1N and 3N.
Deuce of Hearts Bridge Strategy and Rummy Query
A bridge analysis explains that when South opens with hearts North should win with the ace and force diamonds to control reentry, predicting a loss of six first tricks. A different line warns against ducking hearts to avoid East cashing six clubs and six spades, risking a grand slam. The page then answers a rummy question: card viewing of discard piles is only allowed if both players agree before play.
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North
South
East
Gin Rummy
Family dinner fills Em erywood Club to capacity
A Thursday evening family dinner at Em erywood Country Club drew over 100 members with many reserving spots. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marlowe and Capt. and Mrs. Randall Truett among others.
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Emerywood Country Club
W. P. Hazelwood
Tom Marlowe
J. O. Hauschild
Wayne Sullivan
R. T. Amos
Henry Foscue
Hermon Smith
William Ragsdale
R. H. Walker
Randall Truett
Stanley Davis
C. C. Garrett
H. T. Hudson
Harry Abel
Mary Sue Briggs
Virginia Perry
Frank Wineskie
David Yow
Amos Kearns
Robert Cottam
Kenneth Geddie
W. P. Hartman
Frank Wood
Sidney Larter
H. M. Armentrout
Mrs. George Finch Hosts Bridge Club in Thomasville
Mrs George D Finch entertained the Contract Club at her Colonial Drive home with a two course luncheon and bridge at two tables. Top scorer received a crystal plate while visitors earned a double deck of cards. Local society notes also record church auxiliary meeting, out‑of‑town visitors, and a tenth birthday party for Emily Finch. Dogfish noted as the principal source of vitamin oils in British Columbia.
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Thomasville
George D. Finch
Contract Club
Colonial Drive
George Corcoran
O. H. Hodgin
Ralph Wilson
Doak Finch
Glenn Pennington
Frank Marr
D. A. Long
British Columbia
Concert Drive To Be Initiated With Tea At Club
The Community Concert Course drive opens with a tea at Em erywood Country Club on Tuesday afternoon May 4 at 4 o clock. Leaders are invited to meet the committee as membership anticipates a successful drive. A committee representative says the people of the United States need music more now than ever.
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Emerywood Country Club
United States
Southern May Day at WCUNC To Crown Walnut Cove Guest Queen
Greensboro April 30. Southern festivities mark the annual May Day at Woman's College with Miss Julia Pepper of Walnut Cove crowned queen at a lawn party echoing pre Civil War days. Miss Jean Booth of Durham sings Swing Low while Miss Ann Webster of Savannah prepares the party as butler.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Julia Pepper
Walnut Cove
Jean Booth
Durham
Ann Webster
Savannah
Octavia Muller
Dillon
S. C
Kentucky
Miss Pepper
Turner in Critical Condition at Guilford General Hospital
W B Turner of 704 East Commerce Street lies in a critical condition at Guilford General Hospital with no visitors allowed. She will travel to Fort Wayne Indiana to visit her daughter and son in law Jr and Mrs Phil Snell for the summer. Mae McPherson has returned home from Burrus Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition after surgery. Mrs Earl V Dell of Raleigh visits her brother and sister in law on Hillcrest Drive while Mr Page recovers from illness at Wesley Long Hospital. Norma Page has returned to study in Pittsburgh after being called home. Mrs Lester anduff, formerly Mrs Margaret Dorsett, improves in Boston after mastoid operation. Mrs C S West left for Atlanta to visit relatives. Mrs John L Causby has returned home after an operation at City Memorial Hospital Winston Salem. Mrs W Kent Nance and her mother Mary Hogan return from Fort Lauderdale to North Hamilton Street, staying with C M Flyum. Mrs Nance went to Florida in September with her mother following in December. Mrs Garth F E Goldston leaves for Orlando to join husband Pvt Goldson of the Army Air Forces at North Camp Air Base. Father J A Rogers and Mrs J T Cook accompany. Miss Mary Conoly of Flora McDonald College arrives to attend the All City Elementary Orchestra concert then returns to Red Springs.
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Herbert P. Johnson
Tennafly
N. J
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
Arthur Black
Marcia Black
Myrtle Beach
Norfolk
Moore Street
Philip Green
Jean
W. B. Loving
Winston-Salem
R. S. Green
Charlie Eanes
Lexington Avenue
Eanes
Mary Alice Hoover
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
Louisiana
Ben Cox
Capt. Cox
Camp Claiborne
Earl V. Dell
Raleigh
B. Craven Page
Mrs. Page
Hillcrest Drive
Mr. Page
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
Liss Norma Page
Art Institute
Pittsburgh
John L. Causby
Alfred Street
City Memorial Hospital
W. Kent Nance
Mary Hogan
North Hamilton Street
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
C. M. Flyum
Hogan
Garth FE. Goldston
Orlando, Fla
Pvt. Goldson
Army Air Forces
North Camp Air Base
Orlando
J. A. Rogers
J. T. Cook
Ed Coley
Sedgefield
Bill Dillon
Dillon
Guilford General Hospital
High Point
Allie Williams
Sanford Spurgeon
Hillsboro
Williams
Johnny Rocket
Miscoe
Floyd Key
Garfield Robbins
Newport News
Fred Carroll
Nora F. Liod
Pearl Little
W. J. Little
Orleans
Francis P. Martin
E. R. Parrish
Laura Key
High
Piedmont Guild Meeting At Zion Church Highlights Annual Session
The Piedmont Regional Women's Guild of the Evangelical and Reformed Church met at Zion Church with over 150 delegates and visitors. Mrs. George F. Dillinger presided as Miss Jessie Leonard led worship and Mrs. Banks J. Peeler delivered the morning address with a report on the National Executive Board meeting in Cleveland. Miss Lael Henderson spoke on "A Time For Greatness" while committee reports praised the year's financial and spiritual progress. Attendees from High Point included Mrs. Coy E. Moose and several other officers and members.
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Thomasville
Piedmont Regional Women’s Guild
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Zion Church
George F. Dillinger
Burlington
Piedmont Guild
Jessie Leonard
Pilgrim Church
Lexington
Banks J. Peeler
Southern Synodical Women's Guild
Cleveland
Ohio
Lael Henderson
Piedmont Regional Guild
High Point
Coy E. Moose
John Hedrick
Dewey Foust
Glenn Brown
H. L. Festman
Jean Fesperman
Pearl Laws
Frankie Marie Cecil
Presbyterian Circle Meetings Postponed To May 10
Mrs. Stanley Rodenbaugh announces the First Presbyterian Church circle meetings moved from Monday May 3 to Monday May 10 because of lectures by Dr. Morgan. Auxiliary members are advised to note the time change.
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Presbyterian Circle
Stanley Rodenbaugh
First Presbyterian Church
Morgan
Birth Announcement for Margaret Juanita Cox
Mr and Mrs Grady Cox of 1033 Asheboro Street announce the birth of a daughter Margaret Juanita on Saturday April 24 at Guilford General Hospital.
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Grady Cox
Asheboro Street
Margaret Juanita
Guilford General Hospital
Easter Social Life in Deep River Sees Church Service and Visits
Easter Sunday at Deep River Church featured a strong service at eleven with many youths joining the church. Teachers were entertained at the Yates home, an egg hunt delighted the Intermediate class, and families from High Point Burlington Salisbury and Jamestown visited or hosted relatives during the holiday.
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Deep River
Op 8 River Church
Lydia Thrift
Red Cross Surgical Dressing Rooms to Stay Open Saturday
Mrs. A. L. Stevens, chairman of surgical dressings for the Red Cross, announced that dressing rooms will open all day Saturday at the usual hours to meet March quota deadlines. She urged women with spare time to help, as February’s half of the quota remains unfinished and April and May shipments are expected soon.
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A. L. Stevens
Surgica
Red Cross
Easter Visits Across Town Highlight Local Families
Miss Ila Mae Linda and Peg Jessup spent Easter with relatives in Mt Ite. Charles Jones visited his daughter. Families including the Willias, Allen, Thornton, Hols, and Jacksons gathered for Easter in various towns. Pvt Alton White returned home for Easter before his induction into the army.
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E. White
Stephen Thornton
Bainbri Md
Ralph Hol
Charleston
M. Gordon
High Point
Joel Davis
Davis
C. L. Jackson
S. K. Jason
Doris Marie Wilson Raleigh
Phi G. Jackson
Pitboro
Alton White
Virginia
Army
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