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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1942

Page

6

Hollywood Romance to Laugh Line Up for Comedy

Hollywood notes trace romances and casting twists from real life. William Engelbert Jr marries Lynne Roberts after stalking her home, inspiring a writers’ comedy treatment that passes to Janis Carter. Rasumny shifts from comedy mechanic to gypsy in For Whom the Bell Tolls. Harold Huber fails to land a Japan spy role. Lucille LeSueur becomes Joan Crawford, and Sylvia LaMarr, Crawford’s stand-in, is eyed for romance. Tom Brown ages into a college senior in Chatterbox.

Hollywood Los Angeles William Engelbert, Jr Lynne Roberts 20Th Fox Engelbert Janis Carter Miss Roberts Mikhail Rasuminy Rasumny Moscow Art Theatre Rafael Harry Langdon Metro Lucille le Sueur Joan Crawford Langdon Columbia Sylvia LaMarr

East West contract in four hearts defeated by North play

In the East West four heart contract, a bold bidding led to the win for North. South won two spades, West ruffed and led a diamond, then a trump finesse and strategic diamond play forced by dummy’s lack of side entries. The commentator notes Wrest’s likely three diamonds to the queen and the blocking effect of the diamond finesse.

North South West Wes New North Wrest Declarer Dummy

Bridge hand notes on opening 10 overtake and play

Duplicate-None vul. West North £ E Double Pass 2 Pass 3 Pass P Opening- 10. overtake his queen with it later, in order to lead through South. Declarer might finess queen of clubs, then cash and hope to get an end of South, but all South has to unblock his kind of clu bhe ace. 10

West North Declarer

Mrs Mackintosh Hosts Party for Winston-Salem Guests

Mrs C G Mackintosh hosted a pleasant informal gathering at her Greenway Drive home on Thursday morning honoring her houseguest Mrs Bernard Mickey and daughter Patsy Mickey of Winston-Salem. About eighteen invited guests, including Teensie Ryland of Baltimore and several local young socialites, joined in a social hour and light refreshments.

C. G. Mackintosh Greenway Drive Bernard Mickey Patsy Mickey Winston-Salem Mickey Marguerite Murray Barbara Brasington Nancy Woollen Shirley Redding Teensie Ryland Baltimore Sdra Doe Hunsucker Winifred Wall Jean Hardin Tommye Stanton Nancy Bennett Nancy Sechrest Carolyn Jones Mary Caroline Simmons Nelson Mann Barbara Lynn Arta Peart Hiatt

Miss Jackson Feted at Shower in Camp Gordon Bride Plan

Miss Hilda Jackson, soon to wed Pfc Grayson W Brady of Camp Gordon Georgia, was honored at an informal lingerie shower hosted by Miss Marie Strother and Miss Gertrude Steed. Guests enjoyed lawn games and in living room singing of wedding songs. Watermelon and gifts were shared among 25 close friends.

Marie Strother Gertrude Steed Hilda Jackson Pfc Grayson W. Brady Camp Gordon Miss Jackson

Emerywood Club Duplicate Players Begin New Series

Emerywood Country Club announces a new eight game Saturday duplicate bridge series starting August 22 at 1 30 o clock. Open to all members with a grand prize for the top combined score from six of eight events, plus first and second prizes each Saturday. The event has drawn many capable players.

TheEmerywood Country Club Owo O

Former Local Girl Marries in Washington DC

Miss Ruth W. Anderson and Sergeant William J. Cleary Jr wed in Washington DC on Saturday afternoon August 15. Attendants were Gladys Griffiths and Phillips Mor rill of Washington. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Anderson of High Point, studied at Cush ing Academy and Michigan State College, joined Alpha Phi, and worked at Phillips-Davis Inc. before joining the British Purchasing Commission in DC. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Cleary Sr. of Greenville NH, attended Cush ing Academy and Massachusetts School of Pharmacy, and teaches in the Walter Reed Hospital Pharmacy School. They will reside at 7535 Alaska Avenue NW, Washington DC.

Ruth W. Anderson William J. Cleary, Jr Washington, D.C Gladys Griffiths Phillips Morrill Washington Walter C. Anderson High Point Cushing Academy Boston Mass Michigan State College Alpha Phi Sorority Phillips-Davis, Inc British Purchasing Commission William J. Cleary Greenville New Hampshire Massachusetts School of Pharmacy Walter Reed Hospital Alaska Avenue N. W

Family Dinner At Emerywood Club Draws 130 Guests

The Thursday Night Family Dinner at the Emerywood Club drew about 130 attendees last evening. Reserved tables listed include Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Poole and many other local residents. the event highlights a popular summer tradition. SGN BORN TO MR AND MRS CURRY A son James Clayton Jr born July 21 at home. Mrs. Curry is Veda Clodfelter formerly. Mr. Curry is son of J H Curry of Kernersville route 1.

Emerywood Club Herbert Barthmaier Carter Dalton John Lumpkin S. A. Larter J. E. Millis J. H. Ayers Robert Cottam Forrest Murray J. QO. Hauschild E. W. Freeze William Horace Alderton Silas Casey Anherine Raymond H. M. Armentrout Fred Hallenbeck Frank Wineskie Tom Marlowe R. B. Terry O. C. Durland Hazel Hardin SGN

City Council Bans Spontaneous Religious Services

Marion council passes ordinance banning extemporaneous religious services except on designated lots after mayor Jay F Wilkinson disclosed a street preacher reported weekly collections over 200 dollars.

Marion Jay F. Wilkinson

Ann Adams Pattern 4172 Jacket for Junior Misses

The youngest sauciest pattern 4172 by Ann Adams features a jacket with Ue fastenings, optional sleeves, sweetheart or high neck, offered in junior miss sizes 11 13 15 17. Size 13 requires 338 yards 35 inch. Send 16 cents with name address and style number to The Enterprise Pattern Department 43 West 1th St New York NY.

Ann Adams Smart Anne Adams Enterprise Pattern Department West New York N.Y

Red Cross calls more volunteers for nurses aides

A nationwide drive by the American Red Cross will recruit thousands of women as nurses aides to relieve nursing shortages. Mrs. Walter Lippmann said over 32,000 volunteers are on duty now and at least 100,000 more are needed this year to support health facilities. Eligible women aged 18 to 50 with high school education may apply through local Red Cross chapters. Training occurs in 1,150 hospitals. aides must serve a minimum of 150 hours annually after intensive labor training.

American Red Cross Walter Lippmann Red Cross Volunteer Special Services Red Cross

Price to Wed Betsy Ford in Ohio Church Ceremony

Birthday event with about twenty guests precedes the wedding of Ar Price and Betsy Ford. Price, before starting work at Camp Sutton, will marry Betsy Ford in Pak Harbor Ohio at the Methodist church on August 24 at eight o clock. They will live in Monroe after a short wedding trip as Price begins work September 1.

Ar. Price Camp Sutton Pak Harbor Ohio Betsy Ford Greensboro Y.W.C.A Methodist Church Monroe Mr. Price

Minister Feted On His Departure From Thomasville

Reverend William P. Price was honored at a Sunday reception at Mrs. Charles F. Phillips home on Sunrise Avenue before leaving Thomasville to serve as civilian chaplain at Camp Sutton. St. Pauls Episcopal Church members and close friends attended after the evening service, with mixed summer flowers, punch, cookies and mints served from a lace-clothed table.

Thomasville William P. Price Charles F. Phillips St. Paul's Episcopal Church Sunrise Avenue Camp Sutton St. Paul's Church Price

Engagement announced for Marie Bures and Robert W. Austin Jr

Announcement from Baltimore parents Mr and Mrs John J Bures states the engagement of Miss Marie Teresa Bures of Baltimore to Robert W Austin Jr of Albemarle and Thomasville. The wedding is set for Saturday August 22 at St Elizabeths Church Baltimore with a wedding breakfast at the Emerson Hotel and a bridal trip to Miami Florida to follow.

Marie Teresa Bures Baltimore Robert W. Austin, Jr Albemarle and Thomasville John J. Bures St. Elizabeth's Church Emerson

Doctor Farrington Improves at Colonial Drive Home

Dr. R. K. Farrington, a local physician and surgeon, is reported to be improving while staying at his Colonial Drive home after a period of illness.

R. K. Farrington Colonial Drive

Nat's BPWC Head To Arrive Today For State Meet

Miss Marjorie T Tillis of Sanford Florida field consultant for the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will arrive in High Point today. She will be a guest at High Point College and will lead discussions at the initial institute for State Business and Professional Women's Club leaders gathering there tomorrow and Sunday with the college as headquarters. The focal club will host a reception tomorrow evening at ten o'clock after the session opens at eight. The reception will be in the living room of the girls dormitory and informal. Miss Carrie McGirt is chairman of arrangements with Mrs Frances Casey and Mrs Oriana James assisting.

Marjorie T. Tillis Sanford Fla National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs High Point High Point College Institute Stakte Business and Professional Women's Club Focal Club Carrie McGirt Frances Casey Oriana James

Glasgow Cozart Vows Announced in Asheboro Ceremony

Asheboro scene reports Miss Cora Glasgow of Asheboro and Nathan Cozart of Brookford wed Thursday August 13 at Balfour Baptist parsonage with Rev. R. E. Heath officiating. Mrs. Cozart is daughter of the late Floyd Glasgow and Mr Cozart is son of the late James Cozart. Nearby social events include hayride party, birthday celebrations, and club ice cream supper among local families.

Asheboro Cora Glasgow Nathan Cozart Brookford Balfour Baptist Church R. E. Heath Cozart Floyd Glasgow James Cozart

Bridal showers mingle with wedding plans in Asheboro

The account notes a white centerpiece with gladioli and candles as Miss Kearns departs for Baltimore to wed Edwin Rosser Jr. on August 22. Miss Virginia Cox to marry George Moorefieldt of Baltimore was feted with a misc shower hosted by Miss Willa Mae Cox. Also, Annie Brown and Jonah Chriscoe wed in Asheboro with Justice FE Morris officiating. Business and Professional Women members discuss a blood plasma bank and institute attendance, while the choir from First Baptist plans to sing at Miss Cox's wedding.

Helen Phillips Anne Lewallen Kearns Baltimore Edwin, Rosser, Jr Virginia Cox George Moorefieldt Willa Mae Cox Mildred Millsaps W. M.greene, Jr Annie Brown Jim Brown Steeds Jonah Chriscoe Barnery Chriscoe Asheboro FE. H. Morris Young Peoples First Baptist Church Miss Cox

Birthday party honors Marilyn Walker on 12th birthday

Miss Sarah Crawford hosted a Monday afternoon surprise party for her cousin Marilyn Walker to celebrate her 12th birthday. Rummy was played with Jean Schaeffer and Barbara Jeanne Cox, and prizes were awarded. An ice cake was served.

Sarah Crawford Marilyn Walker Jean Schaeffer Barbara Jeanne Cox

Birthday celebration honors Broadstreet and Crirkman husbands

Mrs. Fred Broadstreet and Mrs. Jesse Scrkman entertained with a buffet supper Saturday evening at Mrs. Scrkman's home to honor their husbands on their birthdays. The centerpiece was a large birthday cake with lighted candles. Dancing and games followed the meal.

Ben Dixon Routh Rufus F. Routh Fred Broadstreet Jesse Sxirkman

Local People News Briefs From Winston Salem Area

Mrs. B G Leonard returns to 908 East Street after treatment at Baptist Hospital. Mrs. A C Ward goes home to Green Street after Burrus Memorial Hospital care. Pvt Floyd Evans returns to Camp Sutton after visiting relatives on East Green Street. Miss Jean Loy and Mrs Ivan Loy visit Reading Pennsyl vania relatives. Mrs Effie Harrison and Carroll Harrison stay with Loys on East Green Street. Miss Sara Martha Hall visits Cha way with Mrs John D Bordey. Mrs Alma M Causey is seriously ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs S F Grubb of Lane Pa visits with Barbee on Hero Street. Gladys Burton of Aldie Va and Florence Ton of Leaksville plan to visit Mrs Ragan. Burton awaiting Red Cross overseas duty exam next week. Mr and Mrs Arlan Hudson and baby son stay with C P Shef on Meredith Street.

Jean Loy Ivan Loy Reading Burris Effie Harriso Carroll Harrison Johnson Street Ris S. F. Grubb Lane Pa B. L. Barbee Hero Street Retu Lex Ia Gladys Burton Aldria Florenceton Leaksville Mrs. Ragan National Red Cross

Recognition for savings bond buyers announced

Greensboro August 21 citizens investing a portion of their incomes in War Savings Bonds will be recognized with special ten per cent stickers and lapel buttons. C H Robertson state administrator of the War Savings staff announced the plan.

Greensboro C. H. Robertson War Savings Staff Nounced

Fl Salvador writes emanc into its constitution early

In a historic move the state of Fl Salvador included emancipation in its constitution forty years before the United States freed enslaved people.

Salvador United States

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Harrison Paul Harrison SEA Service Harold Huber Tokyo U.S. A Goldwyn Studio Japan Huber Tom Brown Pictures Brown Culver Republic Chatterbox Declarker Mrs. Mackintosh Moffitt‘s North Main Street Washington, D. C Dtnne Adams Scott Charles H. Scout Tuscon, Ariz Bonnie Sue Scot U.S. Army Tuscon Hettie Myers Miss Shearer Norma Shearer Martin Arrouge Arrouge University of Nevada Irving Thatberg Dixie LaVon Roach Pfe. M. FE. Roach Roach Reed Street U. S. Army New Mexico Smith Nat BPWC BY William Ferguson Avanes S&s Asyssientifc Alau DA Arvensiss Skylark Glasgow Mary Hamer Nance Clara Cox Chat and Sew Club Clarence Allen David McLeod Claude McLeod Catherine Kearns Dorothy Presnell Dorothy Hix Miss Presnell Gloria Anderson Business and Professional Women’s Club W. C. Lucas M. I. Ellis Joyce Janet Lucas Bess Walker Annie Laurie Greene B. and P. W. Institute B. G. Leonard Fast Street Tre the Baptist Hospital Low Salem A. C. Ward W. V. Evans Green Street Burrusorial Hospital Floyd Evans Camp Sutton,roe Wr. Vy East Green Street Sara Martha Hal Cha John’d. Borddey Alma M. Causey Rus Memorial Hospital Arlan Hudso C. P. Shef Meredith Street Lydia Pinkham Greensburg Merit’s Lexington
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