Study Course To Open Tonight At N. Main Church
The women of North Main Street Baptist Church begin mission study classes this evening led by Mrs. H. A. Knight president of the city-wide Woman's Missionary Union. Tonight sets the opening session to decide future times. All women are invited to attend with Bibles and note paper. The study uses How to Pray by Dr. R. H. Torrey as the basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street Baptist Church
H. A. Knight
Woman's Missionary Union
R. H. Torrey
Intermediates Outing at City Lake This Tuesday
The Intermediate department of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church plans a swimming party and weiner roast at the city lake Tuesday afternoon. Members should meet at the church at 3:30 PM and travel together to the lake. For more information, call their teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Marvin Wood Honored Before Army Departure At Watermelon Feast
Miss Lillian Hughes hosted a watermelon feast at City Lake on Saturday evening to honor Marvin Wood who leaves August 16 for the army. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Vanhoy, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Carr, and Miss Louise Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hughes
Marvin Wood
City Lake
Arthur Vanhoy
Hugh Taylor
Tony Wood
Hubert Jones
Ed Carr
Louise Ford
BPWC Postpones Dinner Meeting To August 12
The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its August dinner meeting on August 12 instead of this week. Announcement on the meeting place and further details will be made by Dr. Marina Henry later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Marina Henry
Anne Adams Pattern 4072 Basque Dress for Girls
An Anne Adams pattern 4072 offering a piquant ribbon trimmed basque style for a short frock or long party dress. Details include options for a tiny collar or square neckline, puff sleeves, and availability in girls sizes 6 8 10 and 12 with fabric and ribbon yardage listed. order form and address provided for The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Plasnie
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 11Th Street
New York
N. Y
Wrights Visit McCall Home Before Military Training
Mr and Mrs Willis Wright are guests of Mrs Wrights parents Mr and Mrs J H McCall at their Colonial Drive home. Wright has been inducted into military service ten days ago and will depart Wednesday for Fort Bragg to begin training. Mrs Wright, formerly Dorothy McCall, stays with her parents for the duration of his service. They spent part of her ten day furlough at their Elizabeth City home before coming to High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Wright
Mrs. Wright
J. H. McCall
Colonial Drive
Wright
Fort Bragg
Dorothy McCall
Elizabeth City
High Point
Paul Green
H. T. Hethcock
Lake Junaluska
Wesleyan Service Guild
Main Street
S .L. Pollock
Kinston
Atlantic Beach
Morehead City
O. C. Wall
Wima
Amanda Wall
Virginia
A. J. Heilig
Norwood
Gregson Fearington
Winston-Salem
Heath Armfield
Albemarle
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
Royal Jennings, Jr
Wake Forest Medical School
R. G. Jennings
Gladys Black
Greensboro
Arthur Black
Ralph Lambeth
City Memorial Hospital
Jacksonville
Fla
D. FE. Hoover
D. M. Jester
Anne
Timberland
Visit by Miss Caroline Weddington and Cousin in Atlanta
Miss Caroline Weddington of Atlanta arrived last night for a visit with her cousin Miss Alice M Caldwell at Caldwell's Parkway home. Jack Sappenfield has returned to Washington DC after a week with his parents Mr and Mrs A E Sappenfield at 1002 Lindsay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Weddington
Atlanta
Alice M. Caldwell
Parkway
Jack Sappenfield
Washington, D. C
A.E. Sappenfield
Lindsay Street
Cobbler Tips for a Cozy Summer Season
Summer cobblers shine with apples peaches and berries at their best and cheapest. Enrich biscuit mix and add a touch of tapioca to thicken fruit juices. Serve hot with whipped cream or a light dusting of powdered sugar for a simple finish.
Helen Carolyn Martin Born At Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ralph Martin announce the birth of a daughter Helen Carolyn on Friday July 28 at Guilford General Hospital Mrs Martin before marriage was Miss Helen Wood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Carolyn Martin
Ralph Martin
Helen Carolyn
Guilford General Hospital
Alrs
Martin
Helen Wood
Negro Baptist Convention Opens Tonight in Raleigh
Raleigh August 3 The all-Baptist diamond jubilee of the state Negro convention will open tonight in Memorial Auditorium with more than 2,000 delegates expected from all sections. Speakers include Governor Broughton A A Huggins W C Sommerville and Mayor Graham Andrews of Raleigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Memorial Auditorium
Broughton
A. A. Huggins
Baptist State Convention
W. C. Sommerville
Lott Carey Foreign Missions Convention
Graham Andrews
Hospital Opens at Redstone Plant for First Patient
IMPATIENT WANTSVILLE Alabama Captain Oliver W Welch post surgeon at Redstone Ordnance plant opens new hospital. The first patient is Captain Welch with a fractured arm from a horse mishap during an early morning canter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wantsville
Ala
Oliver W. Welch
Redstone Ordnance Plant
Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings
Oak Hill Friends and Springfield Friends Christian Endeavor Societies held Sunday night gatherings. Oak Hill led by Jacqueline Burton discussed youth and adults and a home life theme with several participants. Springfield opened with devotions by Ruby Keller, led by Monroe Hendricks, and a Q&A on the home with five speakers before adjourning with the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill Friends
Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor Society
Jacqueline Burton
Virgil Pike
Hilda Workman
Vera Lee Marsh
Wade Russell
Marguerite Blair
Ethel Marsh
Madeline Gurley
Frances Burton
Miranda Gurley
Lucy Marsh
Jackie Burton
Edna Ball
Christian Endeavor
SAS
Springfield Friends Springfield Christian Endeavor Society
Ruby Keller
Monroe Hendricks
Blair Richardson
Sarah Hadley
Harold Wadley
Reba Cox
Perry Hadley
We the Women Do Your Soldier Proud In Uniform Etiquette
Aimed at women walking with servicemen in uniform the piece urges neat dress and grooming to reflect well on the wearer and the uniform. It argues that a carelessly dressed partner undermines the pride of the uniform and encourages women to present themselves properly in public.
Lieutenant Williams Assigned to Oklahoma City Air Depot Signal Section
Second Lieutenant Louis B. Williams son of Mrs. Mae Kirby of High Point North Carolina has been assigned to the Oklahoma City Air Depot as assistant officer in charge of a signal section. The depot trains air depot groups and maintains and repairs aircraft. Williams is a Georgia Tech attendee graduate with three years in the Army Air Force and officer candidate school at Fort Monmouth New Jersey. His wife resides at 84 Washington Street Southwest Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Louis B. Williams
Mae Kirby
Woodrow Avenue
High Point
N. C
Regular
Army Air Force
Air Corps Technical School
Chanute Field
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Williams
Washington Street
S.W
Atlanta
Daniels Heard at Meet Hebrew Christian Alliance
At Asheville on Aug 3 the 20th annual conference of the Hebrew Christian Alliance of America continued with Josephus Daniels describing the gathering as the best expression of religious brotherhood. Daniels, Raleigh newspaper editor and former secretary of the Navy, urged that people of the have not nations be convinced that victory for the United Nations will widen and improve the distribution of essential needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
The
Hebrew - Christian Alliance of America
Josephus Daniels
Mrs. John R. Myers Hosts Party For Thomasville Visitors
Mrs John R Myers entertained at a Lexington road home gathering for visiting Thomasville guests on the club's name day. Guests enjoyed punch, a salad course, and door prizes to players from Greensboro and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Myers
Thomasville
Bridge Club
Lexington Road
Gregson Fearington
Winston-Salem
Mamie Harris
Robert Rapp
Harry Bird
Greensboro
Ralph Lambeth
Frank Lambeth
Virginia Cook
Heath Armfield
Albermarle
Fearington
Charles F. Phillips
Walter Rapp
W -E. Tomlinson
G. W. Lyles
J. W .Hawthorne
Carson Cox
Ralph Wilson
Margaret Crews
Mary Crow
Margaret Chapman
Perennial Flowering Plants Prep for North Carolina Gardens
The Tar Heel Gardener outlines hardy spring perennials suited for North Carolina such as Dwarf goldentuft and Snow in Summer. It explains August seed sowing, seedbed prep with leaf mold soil mix, shallow sowing, burlap shading, watering, and transplanting steps toward a permanent spring garden location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Ferndale Jail Condemned by Grand Jury Debate
County grand jurors described Ferndale city jail as deplorable while the Ferndale chamber of commerce countered that only two prisoners were held in the past year and the jail was more comfortable than the cutters from which the men were removed. They claimed the jail door was left open and the prisoners fled town upon learning of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka
Calif
Ferndale City
Ferndale
Duke Professor Named Wofford College Head
Spartanburg S C Aug 3 Po Dr Walter K K Greene a 1928 English professor and dean of undergraduate instruction at Duke University assumed the presidency of Wofford College today He succeeds Dr Henry Nelson Snider who headed the Methodist institution for 40 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg, S. C
Walter KK. Greene
Duke University
Wofford College
Henry Nelson Snider
Methodist
Green Salad as Late Summer Appetizer Theme
A lively guide to cooling summer meals using Victory Garden lettuce and homegrown produce. It praises a crisp green salad with tomatoes cucumbers and peppers, served with a sharp French dressing. The piece includes a recipe for French Dressing with garlic egg white mustard vinegar lemon juice salt paprika and oil, shaken in a jar.
Woman Survives Nine-Hour Ocean Swim In Storm
In St Petersburg Florida a 62 year old woman Jessie Arnold proprietor of an inn at Pass a Grille swam nine hours in squall lashed Gulf waters after being blown out to sea. Rescued exhausted she crawled to a roadside two miles from Maximo Point at daybreak. She received emergency hospital care and is recovering at home. Police traced the remarkable ordeal and noted the blackout hindered land orientation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
Fta
Gulf of Mexico
E. E. Lipphard
Civil Air Patrol
Coast Guard
Jessie Arnold
Pass-a-Grille
Maximo Point
Spot Removal Advice for Stains on Clothes
A cautionary note on stain removal urges avoiding unknown cleaners and advises consulting a professional if unsure. It warns that using unknown agents can complicate the stain for the dry cleaner and make resolution harder.
Dorothy Foster Named WAVES Assistant Director
In Atlanta Dorothy Foster smiles as she opens gifts after learning her appointment as assistant to the director of the new feminine Naval reserve. She received the news in a letter from Mildred McAfee on August 1, the same day McAfee was sworn in. Foster will travel to Washington to begin her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAVE
Atlanta
Dorothy Foster
Feminine Naval Reserve
Miss Foster
Mildred McAfee
the Waves
Miss McAfee
Washington
Bridge Club Feted at Lexington Home in Summer Social
The Double Deck Bridge Club met at Mrs. Ross Michael's West Side Drive home with zinnias and marigolds as decor and fan-shaped place cards. Prizes of war stamps went to Mrs. Fred C. Michael for high score and Mrs. Jack Michael for second. Guests included Mesdames Don Mc Laurin, Ardell Lanier, Halt Pugh Beck, Fred C. Michael, J. E. Hull, Warner Stamey, and Buck Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Lexington
Double Deck Bridge Club
Ross Michael
West Side Drive
Don McLaurin
Jack Michael
Ardell Lanier
Halt Pugh Beck
Fred C. Michael
J. E. Hull
Warner Stamey
Buck Myers
Miss Marie Everhart Weds Pfc Johnnie Thompson Jr in York
The marriage of Miss Marie Everhart to Pfc Johnnie Thompson Jr was held July 22 at Judge F Gettys Nunn's home in York South Carolina with a ring ceremony. The bride, a Midway High School graduate, is the daughter of Mrs L M Everhart of Winston Salem. The groom, Denton High School graduate, worked in Lexington before enlisting and is now stationed at the U S Army Air Base in Fort Wayne Indiana. they plan to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Everhart
Johnnie Thompson, Jr
F. Gettys Nunn
York
S. C
L. M. Everhart
Everhart
Winston-Salem
Midway High School
John Thompson
Denton
Denton High School
Lexington
Thompson
Fort Wayne
Ind
U. S. Army Air Base
Wedding Shower Honors Mrs Thompson and Two Ceremonies
A misc shower for Mrs Johnnie Thompson was hosted by Mrs C L Nifong and others at the Nifong home with games and prizes for Mrs Hollis Matsinger and Miss Mozelle Fouts. Separately Miss Lois Lorene Swing and James Frederick Wise wed at Conway South Carolina with Judge H E Brown presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Thompson
C. L. Nifong
Robert Motsinger
Kate
Lucille
Margie Everhart
Louis Nifong
Irene
Eva Disher
Hollis Matsinger
Mozelle Fouts
Evelyn Everhart
John Thompson
Denton
L. N. Everhart
Evelyn
Blanche Everhart
Ruth Hedrick
Frances Hill
Vivian Bennett
Allene Everhart
Virginia
Zella Everhart
Lillie Mae Motsinger
Edna and
Geneva Everhart
Mesdames Hollis ‘Motsinger
Lester Conrad
Moody Lash
Numa Everhart
Miss Shirley Morris Weds Corporal Teague at Fort Sam Houston
Miss Shirley Morris married Corporal Henry L. Teague in a July ceremony at Fort Sam Houston Texas officiated by Chaplain Earl C. Lewis. The bride daughter of Mrs Myrtle Morris Erlanger wore a blue jersey dress and white hat with white carnation corsage. Cpl Teague son of Mr and Mrs W G Teague Greensboro formerly Erlanger. Mrs Teague then returned to High Point to resume her position after a Texas stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Lorene Swing
James Frederick Wise
Conway
S. C
H. E. Brown
Myrtle Beach
Shirley Morris
Henry L. Teague
Earl C. Lewis
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Myrtle Morris
Erlanger
Cpl. Teague
W. G. Teague
Greensboro
Mrs Story Returns From Baltimore Visit
Mrs John Story has returned home after visiting daughter Mrs H C Blackwelder in Baltimore Maryland. She was accompanied by Mrs Blackwelder who will return to Baltimore this week. Mr and Mrs Ed Beck and Miss Willie Pickett have returned after a week in Oriental. Rev Fred H R Sink will return to Orlando Florida this week after a ten day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs John A Sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Story
H. C. Blackwelder
Baltimore
Blackwelder
Ed Beck
Willie Pickett
Oriental
Fred Hr Sink
Orlando
Fla
John A Sink
Yearly Meet Of Friends To Begin Tuesday
Guilford College hosts the 243th annual North Carolina Yearly Meeting of Friends beginning Tuesday with morning afternoon and evening sessions through Saturday. Prominent out of state Quakers will address the gathering including James A. Coney of Maine and E. Raymond Wilson of the American Friends Service Committee. Clerks and officers for the coming year to be chosen amid evangelistic and church extension reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
North Carolina
Friends Yearly
Quakers
Ministerial Relief Committee
Evangelistic and Church Extension Committee
Missionary Committee
Women’s Missionary Union
E. Raymond Wilson
American Friends Service Committee
Wilson
Europe
Japan
United States
Unusual Sandwich Fillings Impress at First Taste
Two novel fillings deliver surprising flavor. Shredded roast chicken or turkey with strawberry jam on white bread, and sliced roast lamb with cranberry jelly on cracked wheat bread. Eatery staff report a second order after the first bite.
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. Main Church
Sqon
BPWC
Moffitt's
North Main Street
McCall Home
Negro Baptist Convention
Ruth Millett
Lieut
AIR Depot
Daniels
Meet Hebrew-Christian Alliance
Pat Ogden
Beach Terrace
Frances
Lena Myers
Myers
G. Marshall Hoover
Sallie Small
Tommy Small
P. F. Parker
Bray
DUKE
Thomas Young
Chapel Hill
Don Ayers
Leon Flynn
Thelma Thorpe
Mattie Cecil
Vestal Everhart
O. B. Stokes
L. T. Frye, Jr
Carolina Beach
Sanford Jordan
Addie Mae Starnes
Monroe
Dermont Tysinger
Billy
State
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