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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1944

Page

6

Review of John Barrymore Biography Led Altrusans Meeting

Miss Vera Idol reviewed the biography of John Barrymore for the August Altrusa program at the Sheraton Hotel. Eighteen attendees, including three visitors, heard the evening’s reading after a dinner and short business session led by Miss Lucille Ston and Miss Carrie Ttain.

Miss Vera Idol Ting Gene E ‘Eiswad High Point College Altrusa Club Sheraton Idol

Liles And Bayliss Share Honors At Mrs Williard’s Party

Mrs Duncan Lilies of John City Tennessee visits as Mrs William Bayliss prepares to move in with her. Williard hosts at 629 West Lexington Avenue with summer flowers and three bridge tables. Prizes include guest gift packages and notepaper. runners up receive facial tissues. Guests listed include Hansell Stewart Hendrix Grimsiey Mace Williard and Ditsy Cash Vera.

Duncan M. Lilies John City Tenn William M. Bayliss Williard Lexington Avenue Rees Illiard Carmala Hansell Cora Stewart Ise Hansell Stewart Fran Hendrix Ed Grimsiey Lester 1 John Mace R. M. Williard W. Williard Harold Dorsett Ditsy Cash Vera

Motsinger Family Reunion Slated on August Sunday

The Motsinger family reunion will be held Sunday, August 27, at the home of Pleasant and Arthur Motsinger on the Greensboro highway near Friendship. Judge Hoyle Sinkering ton will be principal speaker. Lunch at one and attendees should bring baskets of food. Families with small children urged to consider polio risk.

Motsinger Pleasant Arthur Motsinger Greensboro Friendship Hoyle Sinkerington

Edwards Family Re-elects Slate at Thirtieth Reunion

The Edwards family held its thirtieth annual reunion on Sunday August 20 at the home of Ores near Jamestown with about 150 attendees. Officers were reelected for the coming year and the welcome address was delivered by president Mrs. Emily Cruthis of Jamestown. Miss Lillie Bishop presented the secretary’s report during the business session. Dinner followed at one o'clock.

Edwards Ores Jamestown Emily Cruthis Lillie Bishop

Washington Council Daughters of America Meet Thursday

The Washington Council Daughters of America will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 at the hall on Washington street for the conferring of the degree on new members. All members of the degree staff are expected to be present.

Washington Council, Daughters OF America Washington Council Daughters of America Washington Street Grandma Honeybunch Arabella Douglas

Archdale Friends Church Social Set For Friday Event

The Elizabeth Frye and Brother hood classes of Archdale Friends Church will meet Friday evening at Mrs Gladys Hayworth home with assistants Mrs Hayworth Mrs Bruchfield and Mrs Talton. Members are invited to attend. The Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 8 pm with Cornelia and Beulah Andrews at their Archdale home.

Archdale Friends Frida Elizabeth Frye Brotherhood Archdale Friends Church Gladys Hayworth Allie Bruchfield Thetis Talton Hayworth The Cornelia Beulah Andrews Archdale

Mrs Moore and others visit in Duncan area

Mrs. Fred Moore of Duncan DC arrived to visit Mr and Mrs John L Rothrock at 208 Woodrow Avenue. Mrs Moore is Rothrocks sister in law. Mrs John N Paul returns home from Washington DC after a week with daughter Mrs James M Barrett. Mrs K C Caviness returns home at 405 Elm Street after a month with husband in Harriman Tennessee where he works in war effort. Mrs Duncan Ciles leaves for Johnson City Tennessee to visit her sister Mrs Coy Willard at 629 West Lexington Avenue. Miss Ruth Culler remains home at 320 Woodrow Avenue with rheumatic fever.

Fred Moore Duncan, D. C John L. Rothrock Woodrow Avenue Mrs. Moore Mrs. Rothrock John N. Paul Washington, D. C James M. Barrett K. C. Caviness Elm Street Harriman Tenn Caviness Duncan MM. Ciles Johnson City Coy Williard West Lexington Avenue Ruth Culler

Good Neighbors Plan Heifer Gift for Overseas Shipment

The Church of the Brethren in Lancaster says its 200000 members mainly farmers will raise 100000 heifers for overseas shipment after the war. This area’s fundraising goal was set at 300.

Lancaster Church of the Brethers

Moroline Fibers Adverts Highlight Quality Details

An ad description notes Moroline fibers praised for high quality with long fibers. It mentions use in diapers and changes and references products like petroleum jelly as a usage aid.

Ladies Bridge Winners Named Evening Party

Mrs. J. V. Thompson and Miss Myrtle Titman led North-South in duplicate at the Erie Country Club. Hazelwood and Tillson won in Beeen spent affection and Mrs Victor Dallas topped contract scores. Runners-up were Beavers and Wilthite in North-South and Howard and Moore in East-West. The Wood Club hosts plan Friday at 7 45 with no pregame refreshments.

J. V. Thompson Myrtle Titman Erie Country Club Meadames J Weiborn Farrell Gray J. W. Thompson Ethel Rochelle O. C. Durand W. P. Hazelwood L. R. Stewart H. Severn Regar H. L. Mitchell R. D. Tillson J. H. Ayres Valerie J Robert Sheloff C.aes R. D. Ley Goelbern E. T. Howi Sizemore Vies Ilas Frank Wear Titman Mary McMullan Meee Arta Pearl Hiatt Jean Jane Fer‘ree Nelson Mann Barbara Evening

Miss Farlow Receives Bridal Shower Ahead of Wedding

Honoring Miss Doris Farlow, to wed W. C. Burge, a small dinner party and bridal shower were hosted by Hazel Godwin, Jewell Woodley, Nellie Hare, and Jacelle Devereux at the Asia restaurant and Oakwood Court Apartments. Guests enjoyed contests, gifts, and light refreshments, with wedding plans set for Friday at the Baptist church.

Doris Farlow W. C. Burge Hazel Godwin Jewell Woodley Nellie Hare Jacelle Devereux Asia Farlow Miss Farlow Oakwood Court Miss Farr Mr. Burge Fi Baptist

Honor Mine Named for Medal of Honor Hero

Monongahela Pennsylvania honors Staff Sgt Archie Mathies a former Finleyville coal miner and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient for his posthumous act attempting to land a damaged bomber to save the injured co pilot.

Monongahela, Pa INS Archie Mathies Finleyville Mathies

These Women Travel Trouble Shooter Mary Crennan

Mary Crennan handles train and hotel bookings for Columbia Concerts of New York. She and her team jockey arrivals, porters, and even last minute cancellations to keep tours on schedule for stars like Rose Bampton and Jascha Heifetz. She boasts never missing a concert due to reservations.

Mary Crennan Columbia Concerts New York Rose Bampton Jascha Richbert Spaldi Veh Mary Brunswick St. Patrick's Brooklyn Pullman

Bridge misstep abandons contract in cross-ruff play

The South player mishandled a 1NT bust in a cross-ruff, letting West dispose of the last diamond while declarer stayed in dummy with a trump ace. The plan collapsed as a club ruff misplay left declarer with no way out and the ninth trick evaporated.

West Declarer East South

OES Heads Pay Official Visit To Local Chapter

High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star hosted a special meeting at the Masonic Temple preceded by a six thirty dinner at the Eaton Hotel. Worthy grand matron Mrs Blanche Twiford and worthy grand patron Wade M Jenkins spoke on Star work and charity. A $25 Ambulance fund gift and a Lola Muser Sunshine fund donation of 10.03 to Masonic and OES Home were announced. The event drew 72 members and visitors with musical selections and prayers.

High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Eaton Hotel Blanche Twiford Rocky Mount Wade M. Jenkins Fayetteville CIA Jenkins N. M. Harrison Mary Ceatherly Pauline Twiford OES National Ambulance Committee Lola Muser Masonic

Dialogue snippet hints at class tensions aboard train

In a tense exchange Mary dismisses a lethal sentiment while a voice from the corner notes that a woman still secured a drawing room for him. The fragment underscores social stratification and conflicting loyalties aboard the journey.

Listen World A Column On Modern Women And Fashion

Elsie Robinson presents Amy Pate’s complaint about modern women as she cites neighbor Doug Hutchings and a San Francisco setting. The piece contrasts past fashions with 1940s styles, mocks makeup and outfits, yet argues the core value is courage and loyalty rather than clothing.

Parhelion Club Fetes Birthdays At Home Evening

The Parhelion club held its bi weekly meeting at Hannah Campbell’s Boulevard home honoring Mrs. Robert Burns and Miss Jean Davis. Bridge was played at three tables with pastel decorations and gift wrapping. Coca Colas and cheese sticks were served as novelty soaps and dusting powder were awarded for high cards. The next meeting is planned at Miss Dot’s English street residence on September 5.

Robert Burns Jean Davis Hannah Campbell Parhelion Club Boulevard Frank Campbell Gen Polston Lib Martin Maxine Kennedy Dot Lee Gilbert Southern Maude Carraway Helen Mitchell Jack Cotts Charles Upshaw Arthurons Miss Dot English Street

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