Warlick Goerner Betrothal Announced in Fall Wedding Plan
Miss Mabel Myra Warlick to wed Hugh Karl Goerner Pvt U S Army son of Fred Herman Goerner of Wood Ridge N J The couple hail from Caser and Wood Ridge with ties to North Camp Hood Texas High Point college Mitchell Academy and Sigma Alpha Phi are noted The wedding is planned for Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Warlick
Caser
Cleveland County
Mabel Myra
Hugh Karl Goerner
U. S. Army
Wood-Ridge
N. J
North Camp Hood
Texas
Fred Herman Goerrer
Miss Warlick
Lillie Hull Warlick
Mitchell Academy
High Point College
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority
Goerner
Fred Herman Goerner
Margot Kuhn Goerner
Main Avenue
Wood Ridge
Rutherford School
Rutherford
U. S. Army Reserve
Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity
Mabel Warlick
United States Army
Women of Moose Plan Anniversary Observance
Women of the Moose outlined plans for a seventh anniversary observance on September 2, with Senior Regent Dorothy Forward presiding. A birthday celebration will follow the meeting, inviting each member to bring a visitor, and Grace Beverly announced a sandwich service for soldiers at the U S club the last Saturday in August. Members also expect to do surgical dressing work next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Dorothy Forward
Grace Beverly
U.S
Mooseheart Endowment Fund
Weekly Duplicate Bridge Winners Named Yesterday
At the Emerywood Country Club weekly duplicate bridge meeting Mrs W P Hazelwood and Mrs O C Durland were high North South winners. Mr and Mrs B Terry were second. High East West went to Mrs Loyd Flythe and Mrs Charles Mackintosh with second to Mrs Logan Porter Jr and Mrs Reid Jacnamarra. Others included Mesdames Harold Bennett PY Adams Lawrence Ingram Robert Hubbard and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplicate Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
W. P. Hazelwood
O. C. Durland
B. Terry
Loyd Flythe
Charles Mackintosh
Logan Porter, Jr
Reid
Jacnamarra
Mesdames
Harold Bennett
PY. Adams
Lawrence Ingram
Robert Hubbard
C. H. Reisch
Glen Percy, Jr
Valette Harris
R. D. Tillson
Harold MacKee
Mr. and Rs
J. S. Welborn
Plans For 4 H Dress Revue Announced At Oak View
Mrs Blanche H Owen Oak View 4 H club leader announces plans for the Dress Revue to be held at the first Fall meeting in late September at Oak View school. Eligible members must sew a cotton school dress and best costumes will enter Greensboro county contest in October. Neighborhood leaders Magic Anderson Jackson Guyer Miller Samuels Saunders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche H. Owen
Oak View
Greensboro
Oak View School
4-H Club
Magic Anderson
Z. B. Jackson
H. D. Guyer
Felix Miller
A. R. Samuels
J. C. Saunders
Maultsby Hosts Birthday Dinner For Father And Daughter
Mrs T N Maultsby of Thomasville road held a surprise birthday dinner Sunday for her father R D Lamb of Randleman and her daughter Margaret whose birthdays share the date. Attending were Argus Van Werry Peewee Hilliard Hazel Laughlin Corbett Lamb Jesse Jarrell and Mr and Mrs Maultsby and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Maultsby
Thomasville Road
R. D. Lamb
Randleman
Margaret
Argus van Werry
Peewee Hilliard
R. D Lamb
Hazel Laughlin
Richmond, Va
Corbett Lamb
Jesse Jarrell
Maultsby
Miss Rozzelle Hosts Hickory Visitors At Supper Party
Miss Carolina Rozzelle entertained Hickory visitors Miss Colleen Beat tie and Miss Caroleen Beat tie of Hickory with a six thirty picnic supper at 202 Hillcrest Drive. Twenty guests later enjoyed five bingo tables and gifts for honorees while late summer flowers framed the setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen
Caroleen Beattie
Hickory
Carolina Rozzelle
Hillcrest Drive
Joan Sechrest
Rozzelle
Farrell Reunion Social Events At Thomasville and Jarrett Family Reunion
Aug 21 Thomasville social: Mr and Mrs Douglas Crutchfield of Waynesboro Va hosted an outdoor supper at Frwin Heights home of Mr and Mrs Alvah Boyles with about thirty guests. Announcement: Jarrett family reunion set for Sep 5 at Albert Jarrett home on Thomasville Lexington highway. UNC Greensboro official Louise Lowe attended county home economics teachers meeting at Main Street school with plans for fall and student activity. Officers named: Louise Edwards Mills Home president Jacqueline Cameron Reeds school vice president Arrizona Schoal Main Street Thomasville secretary. Next meeting Sept 8 at Mills Home school at ten. Mrs James J Werner returned from Gasden Ala to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Douglas Crutchfield
Waynesboro
Alvah Boyles
Jarrett
Albert Jarrett
Lexington
Louise Lowe
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Main Street
Louise Edwards
Mills Home School
Jacqueline Cameron
Reeds School
Arrizona Sc
Freak Hands Begin Many Bridge Wars
In a bridge column the author describes how a freak hand can trigger dramatic bidding and play. West’s bold five club bid forces South and North into a difficult position, leading to a double and a successful set for West while North and South miss a five spade game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
North
Hearts
Former Miss Geraldine Webb Weds Overseas Officer
The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe R. Webb of 204 Warner street, is married to Capt. Werner, with the Medical Corps serving overseas. Mrs. Werner, formerly secretary to Lansdowne Steel and Iron company personnel director in Gadsden, coordinates new life after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Webb
Roscoe R. Webb
Warner Street
Gadsden
Werner
Lansdowne Steel and Iron Company
Capt
Social notices of local residents and visitors
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Koontz attend Harvard Naval School graduation in Boston Ensign Burke Koontz returns home for a few days. Miss Jean Peeler and her mother visit Jacksonville Cor corporal John E. Peeler. Mrs. Bertha Lowdermilk remains a Burrus Memorial Hospital patient. Mrs. A. K. Swann visits her parents in the city until August 28. Frances Rich returns to the city to resume work at a local beauty shop. Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Schwartz and Miss Mary Schwartz visit their Durham relatives. Miss Louella and Orville Stroud recuperate from tonsillectomies. Ronald E. Jester of Washington, D. C., is a Burrus Memorial Hospital patient. Mae Kirkman returns from New York City with her sister Mrs. Henry Marshall. Mildred Von Drehle visits with her parents. other relatives also guests. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lawrenson host relatives from Cleveland en route to Florida. Richard Byron Godfrey rests at home after a tonsillectomy. Mrs. J. C. Hill accompanies her sister and daughter to Pasadena for a few days. H. A. Brown recuperates at home near Sophia Route 0 after a recent accident. J. Worth Bacon and Mrs. H. L. Pope host visitors in Rowella Apartments. F. D. Hodgin returns to Vera Beach, Fla., after visiting Lipard family. Mrs. Lester Killduff and daughters visit Miss Margaret Dorsett. Miss Juanita Burgess arrives to spend a week with her parents. Miss Doctor returns from New York City after six weeks at Barnard College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Koontz
Boston
Mass
Ensign Burke Koontz
Harvard Naval Supply School
Harvard University
Ensign Koontz
Mildred von Drehle
New York
C. W. von Drehle
Montheu Avenue
Fletcher Cox
Linda
Sonny
Knoxville, Tenn
von Drehle
Anna Lou Doctor
New York City
Barnard College
Miss Doctor
Mrs
Harry Doctor
Morris Street
Accident Near San Francisco scatters plumbing gear
A light passenger car and a five ton truck collided at a San Francisco intersection. Police Inspector Emmett E. Kelly said the heavy truck skidded, overturned, and its load of plumbing equipment for yards was scattered around the area. A fender on the war was smashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Emmett E. Kelly
Red Cross Overseas Units Report 2548 Workers
Overseas units of the American Red Cross claim 2548 workers operating in more than 18 areas. The text notes nests described as hornet nests built from dry wood to craft pulp mixed with saliva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
American Red Cross
Girl Reserves To Be Represented At Danville Meeting
Miss Betty Sue Short Betty Lou Nance and Ann Allmana will represent the local Girl Reserve department of the YWCA at the Virginia Carolina Regional Girl Reserve conference in Danville Virginia from August 24 to September 1. They will be accompanied by Miss Mary Ellen Hedge secretary. Two national staff members Marion Cuthbert and Dorothy Richardson will lead discussions. Dr Mildred Morgan will speak on teen relations. Averett College hosts with extensive arrangements by Carolinas Virginia Girl Reserve secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve Department
Danville
Betty Sue Short
Betty Lou Nance
Ann Allmana
Mary Ellen Hedge
Marion Cuthbert
Dorothy Richardson
USO
Mildred Morgan
Miss Vuncannon Weds Pvt. Auman In Asheboro
Miss Treva Vuncannon wed Pvt. Max Auman in a simple Central Methodist Church ceremony in Asheboro on August 14 at 10 am. He is from Seagrove, a 1937 Seagrove High School graduate, serving with the U. S. Cavalry in California, soon to be stationed in Paris Texas. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Vincannon of Asheboro Route 3. They will live in Paris, Texas after a short wedding trip. Furs stored in mothproof bags should be kept cool and dry to avoid moths and mildew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Treva Vuncannon
Max Auman
Central Methodist Church
J. W. Braxton
Allman
A. R. Vincannon
Route Three
Seagrove High School
Pvt
Auman
R. Auman
Seagrove
U. S. Calvary
Camp Young
Calif
Pat
Mrs Allman
Paris
Texas
U.S. Cavalry
Birth announcements for several families in Guilford area
The notices report the births of Kenneth Ray Cooke on August 12 at Guilford General Hospital and Mary Ruth Gable on August 13 at home on the Hasty High School Road, with other births including Judith Nadine McDade on August 14 and Kenneth Wayne David Andrews on August 10 at Burrus Memorial Hospital, plus Frances Marie Collins on August 8 and Glenda Mae Hopkins on August 15, all in Guilford area. additional births include Mary Etta Jarrell on August 15 at Burrus Memorial Hospital and Wesley Esmond Priddy on August 20 at Guilford General Hospital, with Carol Virginia Peatross born August 20 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Cooke
Clara Cox
Kenneth Ray
Guilford General Hospital
C. C. Gable
Mary Ruth
Hasty High School
Wayne David Andrews
Clyde Andrews
Wayne David
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mary Ettta Jarrell
Priddy
L. J. Priddy
High Point Route Four
Wesley Esmond
Peatross
Pfc
B. J. Peatross
Salem Street
This City
Carol Virginia
Ceramic stoves eyed for winter market by WPB
Within three weeks ceramic heating stove models in four sizes head to the Bureau of Standards for testing with hopes they reach retailers this winter. They may replace rationed steel stoves and, despite higher unit cost, offer fuel savings via small fireboxes and large heat retaining ceramic surfaces. Cork items will resume manufacture. wool production and civilian wool uses rise. nylon resists tropical mildew. a clay bottle prototype could cut fuel and labor for firing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Standards
War Production Board
Tropics
Clay Products Division
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women of
Moose Plan
Mrs. Maultsby
Canute
America
Rome
Paradise
Kinkman
Neal
Main St
Wagger
Farrell
James J. Werner
Gasden
Ala
McKenney
Akio
Imexsana
Jean Peeler
C. Ronk
Jacksonville
Fla
John E. Peeler
Marine Corps
Bertha Lowdermilk
A. K. Swann
St. Louis
City
C. FE. Ellison
Walnut Street
Frances Rich
Wesley Rich
Harry R. Schwartz
Newport News, Va
Mary Schwartz
Atlanta, Ga
Ronald E. Jester
Washington, D. C
Mr. Jester
Eer As
Miss Mae Kirkman
Henry Marshall
Mrs. Marshall
Henry
Walter Lawrenson
Lawrenson
Agnes Lawrenson
Edith Lawrenson
Alvin Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Florida
Richard Byron Godfrey
Paul Godfrey
Forest Avenue
Vania
Edmonton
Canada
William A. Huser
Nancy Hill
G. K. Stroud
Kathleen
Archdale
Pasadena
H. A. Brown
Elen
Sophia
Mrs. J. Worth Bacon
Winston-Salem
H. L. Pope
Rowella Apartments
Mrs. Pope
Mr. Bacon
F. D. Hodgin
Vera Beach
Lester Killduff
Margaret Dorsett
J. H. Dorsett
Boulevard
Juanita Burgess
C. J. Burgess
West Point Avenue
WAC
Jere Knight
Pleasant Valley
Eric Knight
Women’s Army Corps
Fort Des Moines
Danville Meeting
Miss Vuncannon
Sateae
Kolgas
Nilgeanee
Cookes
Judith McDade
William P. McDade
South Main Street
Judith Nadine
Hendrin’s
T. M. Hendrix
Annie Chisholm
Woodmen's Bible
Highland Methodist Church
By Ann Stevick
NEA
WPB
Asheville
Ation
Langren
JW. Enwright
Asheville, N. C
Lizzie Gooch
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