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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1944

Page

6

USO Week-End Attendance Highlights Local Programs

Despite heat a large number of new men visited the local USO over the weekend. Dot Lewis performed an accordion concert to an enthusiastic audience. The Junior Service League hosted Sunday night at the YWCA with good turnout. Several staff members and volunteers assisted throughout day and evening. The YMCA Saturday dance drew a small congenial crowd with a juke box and no intermission. Chaperones included Mrs H D Smith and Mrs C W Davis. Betsy Saunders led the club rooms party Saturday evening. A required GSO meeting at 7:90 PM announced orientation for new members.

USO Dot Lewis Junoor Service League YWCA Rita Julian Ryan Mabel Lois Welborn J. L. Fine A. S. Caldwell The GSO

Local notices list residents returning from hospitals and visits

William A Hendry and wife Dr Katharine Hendry reside at 715 Farriss Avenue. Capt Hendry recently returned from the Pacific area and is G T Hendry’s brother. D E White left Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital to visit at Rt 2. Miss Garnett Hinshaw returned to 902 Rotary Drive after three weeks at Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro. J B Shackleford and L F Ferree returned after attending the Lions contentarn in Chicago. Clara Kiser of Winston-Salem visited Dr J W Slate at Rowland Park Ave. Mrs Pet Harrison and Miss Pet are visiting in Redding Brintle Pa and other northern points.

William A. Hendry Katharine Hendry G. T. Hen Farriss Avenue Capt. Hendry Pacific G. T. Hendry D. E. White Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Rt. 2 Miss Garnett Hinshaw Rotary Drive Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro Clara ‘Kiser Winston- Salem J. W. Slate Rowland Park Avenue Mrs. Pet Harrison Miss Pet Redding Brintle Pa

Mrs Whitesell Schedules August Caning Sessions At Mill

Mrs Willa C Whitesell city home demonstration agent will be at Pickett Mill community house every Wednesday in August from 9 a m to 4 p m to assist women with canning by pressure cooker or hot water method per an eo today by Mrs White.

Willa C. Whitesell City Home Pickett Mill Communit House White

Scotch Foursome Rescheduled for Emerywood Club

The Scotch foursome postponed last Saturday at Emerywood Country Club will be held next Saturday afternoon Aug. 12. A buffet dinner follows at 7:30 pm with gin rummy and bridge in the lounge. Dinner reservations close Friday afternoon.

Emerywood Country Club

Red Cross Worker Miss Bolling Arrives in Cherbourg France

Miss Helen Cashwell Bolling of High Point North Carolina is among the first 300 American Red Cross workers at the Cherbourg peninsula. She arrives with staff assistants and starts duties aboard army transport. Clubmobiles and field clubs are in operation on the beachhead with evacuation hospital units active. Harvey D. Gibson reports rapid expansion from London.

Helen Cashwell Bolling Steele Street High Point Red Cross Cherbourg Miss Bolling England Normandy Cher Harvey D. Gibson London Gibson

Births in High Point and Columbus announce two daughters

Linda Katharine Slate born July 28 to Linda Katharine Slate and John W. Slate formerly of High Point now in Columbus Ohio. Judith Alma born July 31 to Teague Barry and I A Teague at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital.

Linda Katharine Slate Sr John W. Slate High Point Columbus Ohio Linda Katharine Slate Dorothy Stewart Teague I. A. Teague Judith Alma Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital

De Lappees welcome son David Thompson

Mr and Mrs Raymond M De Lappe announce the birth of a son David Thompson born August 1 The mother is formerly Vianne Sexton

Allen Jay School Patrons Canning Project

Allen Jay school patrons are asked to bring canned fruits and vegetables to Ingram's store each Wednesday and Thursday in August to supply the cafeteria for the coming year. Mrs Willa C Whitesell will supervise canning sessions at 9 o clock Thursday morning at the school cafeteria with volunteers.

Allen Jay S School Ingram's Willa C. Whitesell City Home

The Takeout Double in Bridge Strategy

In a bridge discussion by Josephine Culbertson the takeout double is praised as a valuable bidding tool. North should double one heart to invite the spade response, guiding South to show his spades and avoid unnecessary risk.

West North East South

Randolph Vows Revealed with Trinity Bride in Home Ceremony

In Asheboro on July 27 Miss Bess Johnson of Trinity became the bride of David Hudson of High Point in a simple home ceremony officiated by Rev. R. F. Honeycutt. The couple planned to live in Trinity after a western North Carolina trip. Guests included about 150 attendees at a later reception for Mrs. Truett H. Frazier, formerly Beverly Bennett Snyder of Patchogue New York, and other social events noted among Asheboro residents.

Asheboro Bess Johnson Trinity Belcame David Hudson High Point R. F. Honeycutt Raymond G. White Ile Schumann Hudson J. A Mary Jane Edwards Johnson Trinity Trinity High School Sarah Minor Hudson Willis Hudson Davie County Tomlinson Manufacturing Company H Point North Carolina Shelley C. Frazier Greystone Terrace Truett H. Frazier Beverly Bennett Snyder Patchogue New York Womah's College Duke University D. C. Smith W. H. Grimes Dorothy N. Barnes O. L. Presnell E. S. Millsaps H. L. Griffin E. L. Hedrick H. Q. Dorsett Wendelly Snyder Columbia, Pa Mr. Snyder Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church First Evangelical and Reformed Church

Never Take From Any Man His Song

Elsie Robinson urges readers to protect the inner spark that sustains others. She recalls a neighbor's memory of a song in his heart and stresses that even amid aging and loss, that secret hope lifts people above hardship. Do not belittle or destroy another’s song. help preserve it.

Charlotte N. C Sly Griffin

Spade Game Strategy Hinges on Forced Leap to Two Spares

The note argues for a better play than a forced response by jumping to two spares. It describes the spade game as a laydown, implying a decisive, low-risk plan based on card positioning and timing.

Pattern 4540 Jumper for Toddlers Size 2

Simple pattern Pattern 4540 for a toddler jumper in sizes 1 to 5. Includes one yard remnant and instructions to fit a size 2 jumper.

Tar Heel Gardener Variety to Enrich Home Gardens

The writer notes that many backyards lack variety with 25 to 30 kinds of vegetables found only in better plots. leafy greens like chard tampala New Zealand spinach and kale perform well in hot dry weather and should be planted early. pests common to these greens can be controlled with dusting rotenone to minimize damage.

Pattern order notice from High Point Enterprise

A confusing ad fragment offers 35 inch fabric and blouse material at twenty cents per pattern. It instructs readers to send name and address with a street number and to add ten cents for the pattern book. Orders go to Pattern Department, 243 West St, New York.

Green Street Baptist T. E. L. Class Social Meeting

The T. E. L. class of Green Street Baptist church will hold its monthly mess at the church Tuesday evening at 7 30.

Green Street Baptist Church

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