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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1943

Page

6

Misses DeLappe and Owen Host Shower for Pechham and Davis

Mrs Ruth DeLappe and Judy Owen hosted a miscellaneous shower at the DeLappe home honoring Miss Helen Jacklyn Peckham and Marie Davis who plan to move to Long Beach California Peckham formerly lived in Long Beach and is tied to the Charles Store for six months The event included games and dancing with guests Mrs Morman Petty Marshall Falls Ann Evans Modine Preddy Mary Louise Fox Aileen Embler Marian Talley Eunice Hampton Anna Lee Ferguson Vera Jones Bill Craven and Henry DeLappe.

Ruth DeLappe Judy Owen Helen Jacklyn Peckham Marie Davis Long Beach Calif Peckham Charles Mesdames Morman Petty Marshall Falls Ann Evans Modine Preddy Mary Louise Fox Aileen Embler Marian Talley Eunice Hampton Anna Lee Ferguson Vera Jones Bill Craven Henry DeLappe

We The Women Sick Soldiers Crave To Hear From Old Shop

An army doctor notes soldiers long for letters and packages from civilian coworkers. Soldiers treasure contact from former office or factory gangs, and such messages boost morale, show ongoing support, and honor their service. Employers are urged to stay in touch with reservists.

Well Defended Hand Sets Contract One

Morgan Howard of Los Angeles, president of the American Contract Bridge League last year, was in New York recently. We were discussing the relative merits of defensive and dummy play, and I had to agree with him.

Morgan Howard Los Angeles New York

Bridge hand leads to a defensive set in spade play

East wins opening diamond lead with queen after a double by South. Declarer makes five club tricks and a heart finesse but fails to reach the ninth due to East's defense. West discards heart ten, then a remaining diamond lets the defense capture five tricks and set the contract one.

Howard East Declarer West

Community Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings

W A Bill McGhee shows improvement after a nervous breakdown and nears discharge. C F Lambeth of Asheboro remains seriously ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Robert Hedgecock returns home to High Point route one from Guilford Sanatorium Jamestown. Mrs Reid Joyce back home after weeks with husband in Tennessee. Pvt Joyce serves with a medical detachment at Camp Forrest Tennessee. Mrs Harry W Wagner and daughter Beverly depart for Logan Utah. Wagner’s wife is Louella Sloope formerly of 719 Grimes street. Mrs J N Brown returns to Carrick Avenue after two months as a patient at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem.

Robert Hedgecock High Point Guilford Sanatorium Jamestown Reid Joyce Tenn Joyce Camp Forrest Harry W. Wagner Beverly Logan Utah Wagner Louella Sloope J. A. Sloope Grimes Street J. N. Brown Carrick Avenue Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem

Anne Adams Pattern 4498 Delivers Trusted Fit for Women

Slip that flatters under smart dresses Pattern 4498 from Anne Adams promises correct fit with last seam comfort Includes initials transfer and Sew Chart Available in sizes 34 through 48 Size 36 uses 2% yards of 39 inch fabric Order details request name address and size by mail Send 16 cents coin to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York NY Patterns and Spring Pattern Book offered for 10 more cents

Anne Adams High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 17Th St New York N. Y

Destiny and Duty in Wartime Reflections by W A Bivins

W A Bivins muses on F D R's presidency during wartime, balancing labor and business, noting the Ship of State needs steadiness. He critiques compasses guiding policy, contemplates Friday the 13th and duty as a steadying force, and ends with a wartime image of sled runners equaling two bayonets.

MEN AND WOMEN IN SERVICE

Pfe Grover N Folson returns from a six day furlough to camp with wife Genevieve Andrews of Route One He has served since March 1942 and is now at Fort Bragg Pfc Marvin C Reece spent ten days with his father at Trinity He is at Camp Gordon Ga and has served 21 months Stout In Navy Walter Lynn Stout son of Mr and Mrs Walter J Stout begins basic training as a bluejacket at Great Lakes Illinois.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Europe Roosevelt Washington United States Harold” Tckes Henry A. Wallace Christ Jesus Judas Pfe Grover N. Folson Genevieve Andrews Route One Fort Bragg Marvin C. Reece C. M. Reece Trinity Camp Gordon

Peculiar Missouri Town Noted in Report

The report references Peculiar, a town in Missouri, noting its unusual name and its place in local geography. The piece highlights Peculiar as a distinct locality within the state and underscores its identity.

Simmons Leads Band Of Singers At Lions Meeting

Ollie Simmons and his choir from First Baptist Church in High Point performed at the Lions Club dinner at the Sheraton hotel. They sang several spiritual numbers to a well received program. Lion Roy Padgett led the event and R. H. Smith presided. James M. Harris joined the club as a new member and J. H. Kalte won the attendance prize. Mrs. Roy Padgett attended as a visitor. The August 19 meeting was announced to be at City Lake.

Ollie Simmons First Baptist (Negro) Church High Point Sheraton Hotel Southland Jesus Lion Roy Padgett R. H. Smith City Lake Lion J. H. Kalte James M. Harris Roy Padgett

Washington Welcomes You Week kicks off in November

Washington announces Washington Welcomes You Week to showcase hospitality and goodwill to war workers brass hats and visitors. The effort is led by the board of trade USO Federation of Women's Clubs churches and other groups with emphasis on patience tolerance and understanding as a training ground for soldiers and civilians.

Washington The Board of Trade USO Federation of Women's Clubs War Hos America National Bureau of Standards

Windmill Theater trains war-time stars for stage and screen

London’s Windmill Theater, famous for never closing during the blitz, operates as a wartime nursery school for talent. Edna Wood Mary Irwin and others graduate to West End revues while Lesley Osmond Valerie Tandy move to film. Vivian Van Damm develops young chorus girls into professionals under lighting and stage craft, aiming to show English women in best possible conditions.

Tom Wolf Margaret McGrath George Black Lisbon Charmian Innes Lesley Osmond Valerie Tandy Earl Carroll

Hearing Set For MESA Application Before AFL

Chicago August 13 reported AFL hearing set on Mechanics Educational Society of America claim to AFL charter rights over machinists potential new jurisdiction in aircraft automobile industry. IAM denies final divorce and hints at equitable settlement while CIO UAW remains major airline auto union.

Chicago Mechanics Educational Society of America MESA American Federation of Labor William Greene AFL Executive Council International Association of Machinists AFL Harvey Brown IAM Carpenters CIO United Auto Workers Matthew Smith Confederated Unions of America Smith Ocober Donald Cameron CUA Green Cameron Mechanics Educational Society Detroit Cleveland Toledo Elyria Congress

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Ruth Millett South Pass Wagger W. A Bill) McGhee C.F Lambeth Asheboro Burrus Memorial Hospital McKenney By William E. McKenney America’s Card Authority Ty Anne Adams W. A. Bivins Folson Reece Missouri Peculiar Simmons Lions’ Meeting Robert Netzel Maryland Windmill Theater Britain Eingland Brothers Minsky London Lydia EF Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham By Joseph A. Loftus Douglas Mace Arthur South Pacific FOR
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