DPW Board Plans For Programs At Business Meeting
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club held its August executive board meeting at the president Frances Casey home. Plans for the next nine months center on Winning the War and The Peace, aligned with the national program. Kate Ragan and Katherine Shipman announced local plans, with refreshment service by Casey, Kropf, and Campbell during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Frances Casey
Kate Ragan
Births in High Point and Guilford area announce three newborns
Mr and Mrs James Lee announce daughter Carol Jean nette born August 21 at Burrus Memorial Hospital now at grandparents Henry and Mary Lee 202 Fisher Street city Carol Fay Holder born August 23 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr and Mrs Farrell Holder Winford Arthur Jr born August 23 at Burrus Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs W A Burton Jr previously Miss Mary Gladys Rice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lee
High Point Route Two
Carol Jeannette
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Henry Lee
Fisher Street
This City
Arol Fay Holder
Farrell Holder
Carol Fay
Guilford General Hospital
W. A. Burton, JR
W. A. Burton
South Main Street
Winford Arthur, Jr
Robert Green Clan Reunion at Shady Grove
The Robert Green Association will hold its annual reunion Sunday at Shady Grove Church in Davidson County. The program starts at eleven with a speaker to be announced, followed by a picnic lunch. All relatives by blood or marriage are invited and asked to bring a basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Green Association
Shady Grove Church
Davidson County
Viola Dunigan Celebrated On Her Twelfth Birthday
Miss Beulah Mae Dunigan hosted a Lee Street gathering Monday to fete Viola Dunigan for her 12th birthday. Outdoor games sparked prizes for Sanford Key and Walter McGee while photos captured group moments. Ice cream cake and candy were served by Evelyn Dunigan and Aunt Mrs. Lucille Comer to Barbara Gayle Lena Lee Geraldine Thomas Dunigan Nancy Cromer Norma Cromer Betty Lou Thorburn Nancy Walter McGee Bobby Cornelison Fay Byerly Manford Key and Viola, who received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Mae Dunigan
Lee Street
Viola
Slanford Key
Walter McGee
Miss Dunigan
Evelyn Dunigan
Lucille Comer
Barbara Gayle
Lena Lee
Geraldine
Thomas Dunigan
Nancy
Norma Cromer
Betty Lou Thorburn
Bobby Cornelison
Fay Byerly
Manford Key
Local society notes from Winston-Salem area
Mrs W A Davis rests at Baptist Hospital recovering from a serious operation performed Tuesday morning and will be restricted from visiting. Several residents and visitors are noted: F L Millikan and son from Atlanta, Coyte Poole returning from Baltimore, Mrs Paul Bowers from Washington DC, Mrs J F Hayden and grandchildren planning trips to Raleigh Durham and Burlington, Mrs W A Parks hosting family in Winston-Salem, Mabel Burnett returning from Ohio and Pennsylvania, Iris Rose Gibson visiting from New Orleans, Cecil Hill of Avchdale recovering from tonsillectomy, and Mrs G L Stewart ill with bronchial pneumonia at 215 Central Avenue. The column closes with the historic note that the first American Declaration for Independence was signed in Charlotte in 1775.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Davis
the Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Kennerlys Fere Men In Service At Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville August 26 Mr and Mrs C M Kennerly hosted a dinner to honor Pvt Wade FE Kennerly home on furlough and Sgt Leon Doby at their Thomasville residence Pvt Kennerly is at Camp Lee Virginia and Sgt Doby at Westover Field Massachusetts after nine months in the South Pacific Guests included Pvt and Mrs Kennerly Sgt and Mrs Doby Dr and Mrs R E Shirley of Newport News Va Mr and Mrs Joe Hornbuckle of Mooresville Mr and Mrs R E Jennings of this city Miss Louise Clayton of Kannapolis and Mr and Mrs Paul Kennerly of this city Mrs Robert L McDonald and son Bob of Hampton Va arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs Moyer Mendenhall on Lexington Avenue also accompanied by Mrs Mendenhall previously a houseguest Mr and Mrs Steve Clary of Williamston announce the birth of a daughter on Sunday August 22 Former Thomasville residents Mrs Clary is the former Sylvia Saunders of this city J W Hawthorne and family spend this week at Myrtle Beach Fire Department members were treated to a surprise supper by their wives Monday evening at the firehouse City manager R M Cooksey disclosed the plan meeting for all firemen despite not attending and wives brought baskets of food Police on night duty and Everett W Cates Jr attended as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
C. M. Kennerly
Wade FE. Kennerly
T Sgt
Leon Doby
Pvt
Kennerly
Camp Lee
Sgt
Doby
Westover Field
Mass
South Pacific
R. E. Shirley
Newport News
Joe Hornbuckle
Mooresville
R. E. Jennings
This City
Louise Clayton
Kannapolis
Paul Kennerly
Robert L. McDonald
Bob
Hampton, Va
Moyer Mendenhall
Lexington Avenue
Mendenhall
Steve Clary
Williamston
Clary
Sylvia Saunders
Many Visitors In Denton Homes
Denton August 25 report lists numerous visits to local families. Dolen Hill and daughter from Asheboro stayed with James and Ida Russell. Frank Smith and children joined Russell family. Whitson C. Skeen and family visited G. W. Hearne of Eldorado. Everett Skeen and Mildred Harris visited Marshall Skeen. Walter Hearne family from South Carolina plus Claud from a Texas army camp and Corinna Sheen of Denton toured James D. Elliott of Trinity. Elliott family were visited by Raymond H. Elliott and two sons. Lennie Ballard and daughter Hope hosted visitors. Edwin Burns of Asheboro spent weekend with Wildy Russell. John Lesler of Concord visited Lennie Ballard. Edmond Skeen and Verlie Lax shopped in Thomasville. Clay Lambeth improving after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Denton
Dolen Hill
Asheboro
Marshall Skeen
Walter Hearne
Grace
Gladys
Hyman
5. C
Claud
Texas
Corinna Sheen
James D. Eliott
Trinity
Raymond H. Elliott
High Point
Elliott
Lennie Ballard
Hope
Whitson C. Skeen
Edwin Burns
Wildy Rus
John Lesler
Concord
Edmond Skeen
Verlie Lax
Thomasville
Miss Murray to Sponsor Cadet Koonce at Citadel Hop
Charleston August 26 Special Mrs Marguerite Murray of High Point N C will sponsor Cadet A J Koonce of High Point at the summer hop to be held at The Citadel Aug 28 Cadet Koonce is a sophomore and on the hop committee This is The Citadel's first summer session since 1864 and the hop may be the first of its kind in 80 years with Bob Kruger's orchestra playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Marguerite Murray
High Point
N.C
A. J. Koonce
Citadel
Military College of South
Bob Kruger
Church Groups Plan Friday Picnic at North Main Baptist
The Loyal Workers and Lincoln Bible classes of North Main Baptist Church announce a Friday evening picnic at seven. Families of both groups are invited to attend. Archdale Friends Church Elizabeth Fry and Brotherhood classes meet at 8 with Mrs. Florence Church hosting, assisted by Mrs. Josie Baker and Mrs. Zula Borland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Workers
Lincoln Bible Classes
North Main
Elizabeth Fry
Bro’ Erhood
Archdale Friends Church
Florence Church
Josie Baker
Zula Borland
Save Hosiery by Re-Dyeing for Longer Wear
Don’t discard faded stockings. Restore them at home with a dye bath using five shades including victory beige and bronze. Suitable for nylon, rayon, silk, lisle, cotton, wool, and blends. Begin by using color remover to reset color before re-dyeing in a chosen shade.
Make it visit as long as you can Wardrobe Dye Tips
Consumers are urged by Donald Nelson to extend wear of fabrics by home-dyeing. He notes you can tint nearly every wardrobe item and home decor like curtains and sheets with over 50 colors, many not available in new fabrics. It’s inexpensive and simple if you follow box directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Nelson
War Production Board
Re-Dyeing Dark Material Explained
The article explains that dark fabrics can be lightened using a color remover, which safely removes old color. After removing the dye, the fabric can be tinted to any shade from over 50 options. It notes that color remover is unnecessary when changing from light to dark.
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DPW
Lees
Garanteed
Good Housekeeping
ARRID
Bulova
Dolly Madison
Jewels
Robert Green
Shady Grove
Viola Dunigan
F. L. Millikan
FE. L. Millikan, Jr
Atlanta, Ga
J. Ed Millikan
G. W. Hayworth
Millikan
Atlanta
Coyte Poole
Baltimore, Md
Marvin Poole
Paul Bowers
English Street
Washington
DD. C
J. F. Hayden
Diane Tucker
Royster Tucker, Jr
Raleigh
Durham
Burlington
W. A. Parks
China Grove
Ray Bowers
Mabel Burnett
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Iris Rose Gibson
Girl Scout Organization
New Orleans
A. Lee Gibson
Cecil Hill
Avchdale
Little Hill Quartet
G. L. Stewart
Cen Rminal Avenue
Charlotte, N. C
Mary McQueary
Oxford
Wilbur T. Blume
Lancaster
Blume
Carlsbad
N. M
Kennerlys
Mrs. J. W. Hawthorne
Myrtle Beach, S. C
Miss Murray
Cadet Koonce
Archdale Friends
THE
Diana Shop
Charles
America
U. S
Failles
New
Minny
Coats
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