Jobe Host Buffet for Detroit Guests at Emerywood
Mr and Mrs Howard Jobe entertained about 45 guests at Emerywood Country Club with a buffet supper honoring Detroit visitors Mr and Mrs George Stritch and daughters Sallie Jobe Stritch Elaine Stritch. The event featured colorfully arranged flowers, a salad setting, and a Congo chain finale with Miss Sallie Jobe Stritch and Jim Millis performing dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Howard Jobe
Detroit
George Stritch
Dughters
Sallie Jobe
E.1ine Stritch
Mich
Emerywood Country Club
Froy
Sallie Jobe Stritch
Arthur Murray
Latroit
Jim Millis
Congo
Stritch
Baxter Freeze
Elaine Stritchs
Jim Mils
J. E. Mills
R. ‘T. Amos
Rodney Sho
Elizabeth ©Ington
Mitton Craryton
Statesville
Clyde T. Shaner
Ann
T. J. Geld
Ir. B. Terry
CT. Jingram
Helen Millis
Harriss Covington
A ‘Tomlinson
Matt Wall
Willis Slane
J. Ben Cooper
J. Welch Harriss
Harald ‘Amos
Alex M. Rankin, Jr
Jobe
Elaine Stritch
Ely
Sloward Jebe
Arbordale Drive
Steak Supper Honors Dorothy Stewart and Dick Slate
A informal steak supper was hosted late yesterday at the Moffitt residence with Mr and Mrs O P Moffitt and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Knorr of Staunton Virginia to honor Miss Dorothy Stewart and her fiancé Dick Slate whose marriage is set for Saturday evening. Guests included many local residents and friends, the event featuring outdoor oven cooking and a garden setting with blooming flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moffitt
Miss Stewart
Mr. Slate
O. P. Moffitt
Kenneth Knorr
Staunton
Dorothy Stewart
Dick Slate
Sarah Tomlinson
James Foscue
Katherine Kearns
Jack Cheek
Helen Marie Sheroff
George Armfield
Margaret Grayson
Farmar Covington
Thomasville
L. R. Stewart
Henry Betts
Airs
Gilbert Clinard
Josephine Jackson
Ernest McCall
William McNeely
Frank Shore
Washington, D. C
Alan Parker
Knorr
Mrs Leigh Harper Hosts Bridely Social for Lexington Bride
Mrs Leigh Harper entertained at her Montheu Avenue home with an afternoon bridge honoring Lexington bride Mrs Sheloff, formerly Mildred Rinple of Welcome. Three tables featured pastel flowers, bridal tallies, and a crystal place marker souvenir for the guest of honor. High score prize went to Miss Pearl Thompson and runner-up Miss Kitty Mann received a patriotic com mold with decayed cakes as decorations.
Y Clubs Plan Picnics And Trips This Week
Florence Nightingale Club hosts a picnic at Reynolds Park to start weekly YWCA activities. Lend-A-Hand Club meets Tuesday at 2 15 for a business session at Highland clubroom. Liv ers invite to a watermelon feast Thursday at city lake, 7 30. Lend-A-Hand plans a Saturday trip to Carolina Beach. Lucky Y club schedules a Saturday luncheon at 1 with a planning session. Mrs Pell Payne of Trinity may travel eight days to New Jersey and New York this week to visit relatives. Mrs David Raper of Maxton underwent surgery at Guilford General Hospital Saturday and is receiving visitors. Guests include residents from Lexington Winston-Salem Welcome and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds ‘Park
Florence Nightingale Club
Winzlon-Salem
Highland
Carolina Beach
Lucky Y
Pell Payne
Trinity
Cave
New Jersey
New York State
New York City
David Raper
Maxton
Guilford General Hospital
Raper
Everlena Robbins
Mrs Ralph Slate Hosts Luncheon For Miss Stewart
Mrs Ralph W Slate entertains Miss Dorothy Stewart at a small one o clock luncheon in the Blue Room of the Sheraton Hotel. Eight covers were set with a bridal color motif asters gladioli and gypsophila. Miss Stewart receives silver as a wedding gift and will be feted again tomorrow at a breakfast at eleven o'clock at the Sheraton Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Stewart
Ralph W. Slate
Miss Stewart
Sheraton Hotel
Jean Hunt
Essays Due September 15 For United Daughters Contest
North Carolina historians announce deadlines for United Daughters of the Confederacy essays. Entries must reach Mrs J J Andoe by September 15 with word count on page, typed single sided, signed with fictitious name, plus sealed envelope with real name and address. Bibliographies required. judges will weigh research, originality, accuracy, and style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensborqo
J. J. Andoe
North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Andoe
E.L. McKee
Sylva
N. Eugene Street
Greensboro
Infected Arm Lands Archie Thomas At Guilford Hospital
Archie Thomas of Hillcrest Hosiery Mill is a patient at Guilford General Hospital suffering from an infected arm. The item lists several locals visiting, trips, and movements including Bernice Moser Kathryn Allen Bernice Hill Cleo Martin Venable and others over a weekend and mentions Mary Irene Robinson exploring Endless Caverns and trips through Shenandoah Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Thomas
Hillcrest
Guilford General Hospital
Bernice Moser
Kathryn Allen
Bernice Hill
Cleo Martin Venable
Carolina Beach
Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings
Local church groups report Sunday evening sessions with leaders Mrs. and Mrs. W W Frye guiding the Welch Memorial unit on gambling standpoints. Music highlighted by a quartet and guest musicians. Fairfield Eudeavor members joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Harrison
Charles Medlin
Zeb Whitley
Fairfield Christian Endeavor Society
Miss Irma Sheloft Hosts Dessert Bridge for Out of Town Guests
Miss Irma Shore Sheloft entertains on Wednesday with a dessert bridge at her home on Tage Johnson Street to honor visitors Miss Lara Kincaid and Miss Jane Rickert of Statesville who share honors with Mrs Frank H Stell. U1, a popular new bride formerly Miss Betty Lou Warner. Party starts at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Shore Sheloft
Tage Johnson Street
Lara Kincaid
Jane Rickert
Statesville
Frank H. Stell
Betty Lou Warner
Mrs Binford To Address Young Friends Tuesday
Mrs Raymond Binford of Guilford College will speak at Springfield Friends Meeting House Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Her talk concerns Civilian Public Service Camps for conscientious objectors with emphasis on the North Carolina camp where she and Dr Raymond Binford have been named directors. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Binford
Guilford College
Springfield
Mrs Payne Music Class Holds Picnic At City Lake Park
Fifty one music pupils of Mrs Pell Payne of Trinity enjoyed a picnic at city lake Friday evening marking the end of their summer session. Games swimming and a picnic supper followed, and camera shots were taken of the group. Mrs Payne announced she would resume music classes at the Trinity school about mid September. Lepeeeea See left today for a Short stay in Springfield. On her former home Mrs Brinson expects to be away for about three weeks to complete secretarial work left unfinished at the time of her marriage. Mrs Brinson is the former Miss Margaret Smith daughter of Rev and Mrs Charles E Smith of Springfield Ga. 82 Mrs Hugh S Smith and children Frances Olivia and Haugh returned today to their home on Dayton street after spending the summer at their cabin in the frothill of the Blue Ridge Mountains near Roaring Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pell Payne
Trinity
City Lake
Payne
Trinity School
Lepeeeea See
Springfield
Brinson
Hugh S. Smith
Frances
Olivia
Haugh
Dayton Street
Blue Rize Mountains
Roaring Gap
District Dinner Meetings Set For WCMC Alumnae Anniversary
Greensboro plans for 16 in state and four out of state district dinners as part of the 50th anniversary program for the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina. Founders Day conference October 4 kicks off activities culminating in June 1942 commencement celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jackson
Woman’s College of the
University of North Carolina
North Carolina
Greensboro
Woman's College of
Rachel Clifford
Ccollege
Alumnae Association
New York
Washington
Richmond
Norfolk-Portsmouth
Clifford
Dr. Jackson
College of the
Atlanta
Smart college girl of 1941 sets course toward homemaking
The article urges women college students to add home making and management courses this fall, highlighting budgeting, balanced diets, and community needs awareness as essential for future homes and tax pressures. It notes wartime fuel shortages impact railways and freight car orders, tying domestic preparedness to national needs.
Welcome Sunil Rendezvous in Wartime London
Greg Rollins on leave in London meets Joan Dayaar at a restaurant. A British Intelligence letter confirms his counter espionage work. They plan to marry despite her wartime Balkan assignment and the dangers of the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesterdal
Englend
Greg
Alderamoth
Jonn
London
Saab
England
Jean” Connaught
Joan
Ottawa
Davaar
QO. C
Rollins
Harry Miley
Tees
Berlin orders closing of Haiti consulates for political reasons
Berlin reports Germany ordered the closing of Haiti’s consulates in the Reich with no explanation. Haitian consuls have until Sept 15 to wind up business. Haiti also withdraws German consular privileges and closes its consulates in Germany and German occupied territories. Mexico Honduras and Cuba have likewise ceased consular exchanges with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Haiti
Germany
The
Reich
Cuba
Mexico
Honduras
FRONTIERSMAN Adrawer to Previous Puzzle 33 Engineering degree
Puzzle list appears as a mixed set of crossword clues and grid labels. It mentions horizontal and vertical entries with partial word cues like Victorious Ethical and River in Europe. The page seems to present a pastiche crossword with numbered clues and abbreviations, not a cohesive news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Downs
Europe
Final Sunday Tea Held On Emerywood Club Terrace
Approximately one hundred members and guests attended the Sunday tea at Emerywood Country Club terrace. Mr and Mrs Morris Jones hosted a spots tea with late summer flowers adorning the rooms. Due to a busy schedule, this will be the last Aug tea, and tomorrow the regular ladies bridge duplcate play begins at ten and contract at ten thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Morris Jones
Walnut Cove Girl Killed in Walkertown Crash
Rosa Bolden fourteen of Walnut Cove route 1 died when a car collided with a motorcycle in Walkertown Saturday. Four others were injured and hospitalized including Carey Fulcher and his wife of Bassett Virginia and brothers Paul and Walter Bolden. The report also notes unrelated Mexico film warning and green headlights in Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Rosa Bolden
Walnut Cove
Route 1
Walkertown
Carey Fulcher
Bassett
Paul and
Walter Bolden
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Mrs. Leigh Harper
Baltimore
Lexington
Welcome
High Point
Lizzie Gooch
Ralph Slate
U. D.C
J. R. Davis
Fairmount
Ind
N. W. Bales
West Farriss Avene
Hugh Cannon
Martha
Hugh
Spartanburg
S. C
Ray Macomson
Lindsay Street
Betty Sue Young
Ennis Street
Phillip Davis
Bob Sossamandant
Mary Irene Robinson
New Market
Shenandoah Valley
Virginie
C. P. Moffitt
Koorr
Mary Lou Moffitt
City
Laura Kincaid
Irma Shore Sheroff
Johnson Street
Bobbie
Dickie Hazelwood
W. P. Hazelwood
Westwood
Camp Tonawondah
Camp Pinnacle
Tennessee
George Riinson
Ofr
Accent Bride
Deep River Friends Christian Endeavor
Lois Sheen
Christian
Millie Frederick
Archdale Friends
Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor Society
Edith
Jackaline Aldridge
Wilma Baldwin
Roscoe Briles
City Union
Irma Sheloft
Mrs. Binford
WCMC
Millett
Lig
Norway
A. W. O'Brie
NEA
Monsieur
Pierre
Lieutenant Rollins
Joan Dayaar
Rotlus
Aldershot
Galahad
Miley
Balkans
Railins
Madel Ingiselle
Pliz
Italy
Teller
Pastela
Imo
Emerywood Club Terrace
Flore
Argentina
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