College Cadet Plans Wedding With New York Bride Today
Aviation Cadet Edmund J. Orzeiski of North Collins New York a U S Army Air Corps student at High Point College will marry Miss Virginia C Howlett of Buffalo New York in a military ceremony at St Edward s Catholic Church this afternoon The vows start at four thirty o clock Father Robert J MacMillan will officiate The cadet unit from the college will witness the ceremony followed by a USO reception at High Point College with staff volunteers and Miss Virginia Frank directing the event.
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Edmund J. Orzeiski
North Collins
New York
U. S. Army Air Corps
High Point College
Virginia C. Howlett
Buffalo
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Robert J. MacMillan
St. Edward's Church
USO
J. D. Boyd
Lamar McCallum
Virginia Frank
First Methodist Children's Group Picnic Saturday
The Chil dren's Division of the First Methodist church will hold its annual picnic at city lake park this Saturday. Children needing transport should meet at the church at four in the afternoon for car arrangements. Parents of the division are specially invited, announced Mrs. T. R. Ballard, division head.
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First Methodist Church
City Lake Park
T. R. Ballard
Garden Study Club Postpones Fall Meeting
The Garden Study Club postpones the initial Fall meeting from next Wednesday to the following Wednesday September 5. Mrs Clyde Barksdale will host at her Lindsay Street home and members are asked to note the date change.
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Garden Study Club
Clyde Barksdale
Lindsay Street
Alpha Theta Psi To Meet Tomorrow With Mrs Bouldin
The alumnae chapter of Alpha Theta Psi at High Point College will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 2:30 PM. Mrs Thomas Bouldin will host at her Trinity home for the afternoon gathering.
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Alpha Theta Psi
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
High Point College
Thomas Bouldin
Trinity
U D C Meeting Set At Wishart Home
The High Point chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold its first Fall meeting on Monday August 30 at the home of Mrs A T Wishart 213 Steele Street. Associate hostesses Mrs R A Herring and Mrs J E Kirkman will assist and Mrs Wishart will present the program.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A.T. Wishart
Steele Street
Mesdames
R. A. Herring
J. E. Kirkman
U S O Dance Hostesses Named at Y M C A
Senior hostesses with initials M through R will attend the weekly U S O dance at the Y M C A tomorrow evening Miss Virginia Frank announces John Peddicord and his orchestra will play and punch will be served by Atlantic States Motor Lines and Southern Oil Company employees Junior hostesses must arrive by 8 15 for check in New appointments are planned and will be announced September 1 New hostesses are being interviewed but must attend a staff meeting September 15 for instructions
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U.S. O
Virginia Frank
John Peddicord
Atlantic States Motor Lines
Southern Oil Company
Southern Oil Company. All Junior Hostesses Are Reminded By Miss Frank
Miss Frank
Family Dinner Night draws crowd at Emerywood Club
Around 140 guests attended the weekly Family Dinner Night at Emerywood Country Club with meals served from 6:30 to 8 o clock. Reservations were made by numerous couples and individuals including Mr. and Mrs. A G Douglas, Mrs W C Idol, Dr and Mrs S B Saunders, Col and Mrs J W Stark, and many others.
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Emerywood Country Club
A. G. Douglas
W. C. Idol
W. R. Campbell
J. J. Corrigan
Kenneth Redman
S. 8. Saunders
Sydney Larter
J. F. Millis
J. W. Stark
James Totten
Paul Casey
John Sheloff
Murray Miller
J. P. Bolt
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
O. C. Durland
W. D. Sale
Harry Abel
Charles Lucas
J. E Marsh
Frank Hunsucker
H. A. Millis
P. J. Neal
Robert Cottam
W. T. Powell
Herman Lynn
A. D. Grant
Abernethy and Fowler Families Welcome Sons
Mr and Mrs J W Abernethy of 1004 Johnson Street announce the birth of a son John William Jr on Wednesday August 25 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs John B Fowler of 2208 East Green Street announce the birth of a son on August 26 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Abernethy
J. W. Abernethy
Johnson Street
John William, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Explosion and Fire Hit Salem Supply Plant
A freak blast at the Salem Supply plant caused a fire and serious burns to truck driver Charles Chittick. The incident began when a light bulb burst while he traced a gasoline leak, igniting the gas line and spreading from his truck to the plant, with damage pegged at about 50,000 dollars.
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Salem
Ore
Charles Chittick
Salem Supply Company
Chittick
Supply Company
New York Peach Crop Plunges to Small Harvest
Ithaca N Y Aug 27 Ins Prof M C Bond at the State College of Agriculture reports New York peach yield will be about one fifth of last year. Prices expected to be high and only Niagara County shows substantial remaining fruit while most areas have a light crop.
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Ithaca
N. Y
New York
M. C. Bond
State College of Agriculture
Niagra
Beauties Embrace Sachet For Subtle Fragrance Aura
The article notes sachet as a daily fragrance aid for women, not just a lingerie bag item. Model Kay Gammon swears by sachet over perfume, dusting it on wrists neck and other zones for a lasting scent. It’s also used as a deodorant by southern women under arms and on feet.
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Sachet
Kay Gammon
Kay
Social News Roundup From Matthews And Nearby
Mrs. R L Welch of Matthews visits Mrs. Lee Rice on Thurston Street and plans a several day stay. Mrs. N Hager and Mrs. A C Spencer return to Baltimore after visiting Mrs. Schaner on Otteray Drive. Mr. and Mrs. C D Farlowe and daughters resume life in Jacksonville, Florida. The Pickards spend the weekend in Norfolk with relatives. Margaret Hamlin returns home after a visit with Joseph Hamlin Jr. in Rutherfordton. Mrs. J T Alexander at Burrus Memorial Hospital recovering well after an operation. Lola Winslow leaves for Camp Shenango to visit her husband Pvt Floyd Winslow. Mr. and Mrs H Freeman travel to Henderson as Lucius Freeman is ill. Miss Mae Kirkman heads to Gatlinburg Tennessee for a stay through September 5. Mrs C M Flyum undergoes operation at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem after prior treatment. Misses Joyce Tuttle and Jo Doris Link arrive from Washington for vacation with local parents. Jack Petty operated on for appendicitis. condition reported good.
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N. Hager
A. C. Spencer
Muriel Spencer
Baltimore
Lee F. Schaner
Otteray Drive
Hager
Schaner
Mrs Spencer
C. M. Flyum
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mary Hogan
Kent Nance
North Hamilton Street
Baptist
Dinner and Bridge Parties At Tville Homes
Mrs Charles F Finch hosted a dinner at Western Street in Thomasville to honor newlyweds Mr and Mrs J W Boyles and newcomers Rev and Mrs Karl Koestline new pastor of Community Methodist Church. Guests included Mr and Mrs C L Harris Mr and Mrs A R Finch Mrs L Lewis and Miss Fanny Lewis of Florida.
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Thomasville
Charles F. Finch
Western Street
J. W. Boyles
Karl Koestline
Koestline
Community Methodist Church
Boyles
C. L. Harris
A. R. Finch
L Lewis
Fanny Lewis
Florida
Intricate Hand Is Simple For Expert
The adviser explains a bridge hand from Harry Fishbein’s notes. After an opening diamond lead, the recommended play is to shed the jack of spades to force East to win, then access dummy to execute the heart finesse and use spades to trump losing hearts.
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Harry Fishbein
Fishbein
East
Fall pattern 4540 for misses and women
Anne Adams pattern 4540 showcases a collarless yoke frock in one color or with contrasting collar and cuffs. Available misses sizes 12 through 20 and women's sizes 30 through 42. yardage for size 16 34 is 3 1 2 yards. Order from The High Point Enterprise pattern department in New York for ten cents.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon Play
Mrs. R. K. Arrington took top score with Mrs. W. G. Smith runner-up at a Colonial Drive gathering of the Ace of Clubs bridge group. Visitors’ top scorer was Mrs. C. L. White Jr. Other players included Mesdames Phillips Tomlinson Green Finch Easter Garner Snyder and guests.
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Colonial Drive
Ridge
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
R. K
Arrington
W. G. Smith
C. L. White, Jr
Mesdames Charles F. Phillips
W. E. Tomlinson
Julius Green
Alvah Rovies
C. F. Finch
J.S. Green
John Easter
Jesse Finch
J. F. Garner
Snyder
Deep River News Highlights Socials and Meetings
The Deep River community reports the Berea Bible class held a monthly meeting with 12 members and three visitors, followed by refreshments. The Deep River Philatheas gathered for a session with dainty refreshments and a buffet supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Borum. Several residents, visitors, and guests are noted including Roy Sullivan soon joining the army, and various visits from Greensboro High Point and Washington. Local sermons featured John former speaking on Reconstruction Work and Faith. Other items include family visits, dinner guests, and a birthday party for Reva Peff of Colfax, with games and refreshments. A note on lawn care concludes the page.
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Berea
I. G. Crumpler
J. L. Skeen
Joseph H. Peele
Lester Davis
Ruth Lowe
Washington
James Lowe
Young
Clyde Bolling
Guilford General Hospital
High Point
Howard Skeen
Jupiter
Fla
Bill Kelley
Baltimore
Kelley
W. F. Wheeler
D. B. Thrift
Elbert Sampson
Ida Sampson
Greensboro
Nancy Williams
John Robert Borum
Raleigh
I. J. Pickard
Jamestown
Ed Shoaf
Claudia Thornton
Rex Thornton
Eunice Williard
Lula Thacker
FE. F. Williams
Ruth Traynham
Abbotts Creek
Dorothy Smith
Sandy Ridge
R. T. Jordan
D. Clark Johnson
How to repair a push room and iron creases with paper
If the threaded wooden handle of a push room loosens remove the handle insert a cork disk in the hole and reassemble. When pressing trousers use a damp cloth then replace it with heavy wrapping paper and press creases again.
We the Women Working Wives Must Not Brag Of Independence
Ruth Millett urges working wives to avoid flaunting pay raises and new freedoms. She cautions against nagging at home, comparing salaries, or overpraising bosses. Millett argues a balanced, tactful approach preserves harmony and avoids alienating husbands.
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Ruth Millett
George
Fruit Growers Protect Crops by Planting Wild Trees
Fruit and berry raisers can reduce bird damage by planting wild trees and timing ripening of wild and cultivated fruits together to shield crops from losses.
I Couldn't Write Perfectly Yet Love of Words Overcomes Doubt
A reflective piece from 1943 by King Features Syndicate in which the narrator confesses a lifelong dream of perfect writing, delaying it to care for family and debts, then admits the pursuit was misguided. He embraces ordinary life, claiming hidden joy in the earth and daily reality, while acknowledging gray hairs and fulfilled self worth.
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Jenny
Ruth
Pete
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Man Enlists in Navy After Waiting at Recruiting Office
L B McIntyre a veteran gunner’s mate who chauffeured Fairchild aircraft personnel officials in Raleigh on a draft schedule conference enlisted in the navy after spending hours waiting outside the recruiting office. He said he “just decided” to return to service.
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B. Mclintyre
Fairchild Aircraft
Burlington
Navy
McIntyre
King Boris of Bulgaria in Serious Condition
Berlin broadcast reports a Sofia bulletin saying King Boris, 49, remains in serious condition and doctors are making every effort to improve his health.
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London
DNB
Berlin
Sofia
Boris
Bulgaria
Ill for Four Days with Angina Pq Tories
A brief health note reports an illness lasting four days due to angina pectoris. No further details on treatment or prognosis are provided.
Defense Paper Introduces New Home Front Tabloid
Raleigh August 27 defense workers statewide read the first issue of Home Front a four page tabloid from the North China civilian defense office. It replaces the old mimeographed Bulletin issued for years and offers updated guidance for home front activities.
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Raleigh
Si Ian Defense
Home Front
North China Office of Civilian Defense
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First Methodist
U.D.C
Wishart Home
Archdale Methodist Church
Abbott's Creek
Woman's Missionary Union of
Abbott's Creek Baptist Church
Flora Davis
Winston- Salem Road
U.S.O
Peddicord
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Sture
Allecing
Alicia Hartner
R. L. Welch
Matthews
Lee Rice
Thurston Street
C. D. Farlowe
Betty
Nancy
Jacksonville
Rae
Mr. Farlow
E. P. Tillotson
Margaret
Norfolk
Mrs. Pickard
Margaret P. Hamlin
Rotary Drive
Joseph J. Hamlin, Jr
Rutherfordton
J.T. Alexander
Farlowe Street
Abel
Lola Winslow
West Russell Street
Greenville, Pa
Pvt
Floyd J. Winslow
Camp Shenango
H. Freeman
Henderson
Mr. Freeman
Lucius J. Freeman
Maria Parham Hospital
Mae Kirkman
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Joyce Tuttle
Jo Doris Link
Washington, D. C
Jack Petty
J. N. Petty
Woodrow Avenue
Burrus Aed Iospital
Tville Homes
South West Pass
McKenney
William EF. McKenney
By Olnne Chidums
Faye Emerson
Deep River
Philatheas
M. A. Wood
Jean Wood
John
al Mia Pal
Sonnet Jeweler
South Main &St
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Uncle Sam
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