Fall State Federation Council Of Women's Clubs Meet In Raleigh
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs holds its fall council September 5 and 6 at the Carolina hotel Raleigh. Highlights include a Victory dinner focusing on veterans conservation and war finance and a youth conservation symposium with speakers from Richmond Columbia and Asheville. Reservations urged with the Carolina hotel.
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Fall State Federation Council of Women’s Clubs
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kari Bisho
Carolina Hotel
Youth Conservation Committee
J. L. Blair Buck
Richmond
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Aries Long
Columbia
S. C
General Federation
Donald Shoemaker
Asheville
Federation
North Carolina
ODT
Finance and Endowment Fund
Board of Trustees
J. Henry Highsmith
Mrs Taub Honors Bridal Couple At Sheraton Hotel
Mrs S L Taub entertained in the Sheraton hotel's ballroom last Saturday evening from 9 until 12 honoring her daughter and husband Pvt and Mrs Irving Pastor married on Aug 12 at prashing mes. The ballroom was decorated with colorful seasonal flowers. Dancing featured piano by Miss Rebecca Conrad and Mrs Samuel Hyman. Sydney Sepel played violin. A buffet supper was served to about 60 guests.
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S. L. Taub
Sheraton Hotel
Pvt
Irving Pastor
Prashing
Mes
Rebecca Conrad
Samuel Hyman
Sydney Sepel
Large Crowd Attends USO Dance At YWCA
A large group of service men and USO junior hostesses attended a weekly dance at the YWCA last Saturday. Music came from the Y record player and refreshments were served. The prior Friday gala at Emerywood Country Club for officers was recalled, with praise for the decoration committee led by Miss Sarah Holmes.
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USO
Y.W.C.A
Emerywood Country Club
Sarah Holmes
Frances Mus
Betsy Saunders
Betty Low Jackson
Marian’ Byers
George Hendry
TELL CLASS GOES TO CITY LAKE WATERMELON FEAST
The T. E. L. class of Green Street Baptist church plans a watermelon feast at the city lake tomorrow night. Members without transportation should meet at the church at seven o clock. Molly Phipps class meets Tuesday night at 7 30 at the home of Mrs J F Black 413 Cable street. Philathea class meets Tuesday at 7 50 with Mrs Collins on Barker street.
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City Lake
Green Street
Molly Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
J. F. Black
Cable Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Collins
VFW Home Opens Day and Evening for Veterans
The Veterans of Foreign Wars home at 416 West raised street will be open both day and evening. Post Vice Commander James Members of the post will hostesses each evening until 10 o'clock. Service men on leave and organization members are invited to use the recreational facilities. The post service office is now in operation offering full VFW facilities at no cost to veterans and dependents seeking government benefits. Office hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 5.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Raised Street
Aecree
James
VFW
Miss Judy Risch Returns After Hospital Stay
Mrs. C. H. Risch reports Judy Risch has returned home from Charlotte Memorial hospital where she had been a patient. Master Jack Dickens, who recently underwent an operation at Washington Street Unit High Point Memorial hospital, also came home yesterday.
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Judy Risch
C. H. Risch
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Jack Dickens
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Thompson-Corren Vows Are Spoken In Florida
Miss Margaret Hilditch Corren and Silas Curtis Thompson wed in a simple ceremony at the tea Baptist church in Jacksonville Florida. The event drew relatives and friends with Miss Jean Taylor as maid of honor and Austin M Mullins as best man. Thompson's background includes Jackson High School and current service with Southern Bell in Jacksonville. Out of town guests included C M Womble and Miss Jean Taylor.
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Margaret Hilditch Corren
E. T. Corren
Silas Curtis Thompson
ACM
B. S. Thompson
High Point
R. D. Ingle, Jr
Tea Baptist Church
Jacksonville
Fla
Jean Taylor
Auftis M. Mullins
Fulton
Kentucky
Jacksonville Naval Air Station
Former Local Residents Are Feted In Denton
Mrs. Henry R. Fields and her husband were honored at a dinner-bridge in Denton hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Val Badgette. Mrs. Field, formerly Miss Clara Whitehead, is newly married. The event featured gladioli decor, games with prizes, and a china gift to the bride. Guests included Mrs. L. C. Ferguson of High Point and friends from Winston-Salem, Wilson, Dayton, and Roanoke, Virginia.
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Henry R. Fields
Val Badgette
Denton
Field
Clara Whitehead
China
L. C. Ferguson
High Point
Winston-Salem
Wilson, Deyton
Roanoke, Va
Glee Club of Allen Jay High Plans Evening Practice
Allen Jay High School glee club members are asked to meet tonight at 8 at the school to practice for a county PTA program set for Tuesday September 4. Mrs T Bennison the choir director urged members to notify others who may not know.
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Glee Club
Allen Jay High
Allen Jay High School
County
Parent-Teacher Association
T. Bennison
Retreat Program Of Springfield Announced
The meditation and prayer service at Springfield Friends church tomorrow morning is an inter denominational event sponsored by the High Point Council of Churchwomen. Attendees bring lunch. drinks provided by hostess church women.
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Springfield
Davie Hayworth
Springfield Fiien Church
Allen Welborn
Wesley Memorial Church
Lord
Father of
Ankind
C. E. Sheloff
First Baptist Church
J. P. McNatt
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
J. A. Eshelman
J. H
Sisters Honor Mrs Bambalis On Birthday
Effie Bambalis celebrated her birthday Sunday honored by her sisters Mesdames Grover Summey and Grady Burton at the Summey home 905 Thissell street. Guests for dinner included E E Lanier family Raymond and Minnie Lanier from Carthage J Q Young and children Susan and Joe.
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Effie Bambalis
Mesdames Grover Summey
Grady Burton
Summey
Thissell Street
E. E. Lanier
Raymond and
Minnie Lanier
Carthage
J. Q. Young
Susan
Joe
Hayworths Celebrate 59th Wedding Anniversary
About 200 guests gathered at the Rt. 3 High Point home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Hayworth to honor their fifty ninth anniversary. They received a large assortment of gifts and expressed gratitude for the calls and support from friends. The couple are parents of ten and remain active in church and community affairs.
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G. W. Hayworth
Rt. 3
High Point
Musical drama Behold the Man at Hayworth Wesleyan
A musical drama Behold the Man will be at Hayworth Wesleyan church 517 Newton Street tonight at 7 30 led by Rev and Mrs Kenneth Knapp of Topeka Kansas. The religious drama with its unusual music setting opens to the public as gospel services at Hayworth Wesleyan draw large crowds with Rev R C Mullinax of Central South Carolina arriving Tuesday to speak for the remainder of the services. Newfoundland is Britain's oldest colony.
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Hayworth Wesleyan Church
Newton Street
Kenneth Knapp
Topeka
Kans
Hayworth Wesleyan
Knapp
R. C. Mullinax
Central
S. C
Wil
Fall dress pattern 4900 offers soft drapery and jeweled throat
Readable pattern ad offers Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book with free hat bag and gloves patterns. Send twenty cents for pattern 4900 size 16 yardage listed and address details for ordering from The Enterprise Pattern Dept. New York.
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Enterprise
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Music Quartet To Appear Tonight At Hasty High
The Lone Star quartet performs this evening at Hasty High School auditorium at 8 45 sponsored by Spring Hill church Youth Fellowship. Tickets available in advance from Youth Fellowship members at a reduced rate.
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Hasty High
Lone Star
Hasty High School Autorium
Youth Fellowship of
Spring Hill Church
WCTU To Join Churchwomen At Springfield
The Women's Christian Temperance Union will not hold the secular meeting Tuesday. The High Point Council of churchwomen will hold a meditation service at Springfield Friends Church tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
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Women's Christian Temperance Union
High Point Council of Archwomen
Springfield Friends Church
Inept West defense sinks contract in bridge deal
In today's deal East West vulnerable, West opened spades and faced a flawed defense that allowed the contract to be fulfilled despite misread play. North declines a four spade double, suspecting West aimed for five diamonds with safe play by East, while South overbids four spades.
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West
North
East
South
Declarer
Hearts
Becks announce birth of son Thomas Michael
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Beck announce the birth of a son named Thomas Michael born August 26 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit.
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Robert Lee Beck
Granby Street
Thomas Michael
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Temple Owls Open 1945 Practice With 50 Hopefuls
Temple Owls begin 1945 practice under Coach Ray Morrison with at least 50 hopefuls reporting. Ex servicemen among the early group, aiming to push back to the front of the gridiron pack in Morrison's sixth season at the helm.
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Philadelphia
Temple's Owls
Ray Morrison
Owls
Mattress turning saves sagging by rotating weekly
The guidance says mattresses should be turned from top to bottom each week and then from side to side the following week to prevent sagging. This practice promotes even wear and extends mattress life.
Deep River Notes From Crescent Lake Visits And Local Events
Local notes show residents visiting Crescet Lake Ocean Drive and Charlotte. Visits include Mary Evelyn Farfiir ton Dorothy Meadows Florence Allen Vera White and Marcell a Thornton. A hospital operation occurs for Chester Hodgin and a fall injures Eula Parrish. Frederick Carter led a Deep River church meeting ending with a large attendance.
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Crescet Lake
Ocean
Mary Evelyn Farfiirton
Dorothy Meadows
Florence Allen
Vera White
Marcella Thornton
Farabeth Thornton
H. F. Briggs
Charlotte
Eula Parrish
K. Jackson
Raleigh
G. L. Jackson
Nina Wilson
Harriet Edwards
H. W. Horney
Badin
Varney Hor
High Point
Don Arnold
Washington
Dora M. Horney
C. E. Thornton
No Football Team at Camp Lejeune This Fall
Aug 27 Lejeune camp announces no football squad for the coming fall season. The camp special services officer stated the decision affects athletic program plans at the base.
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Camp Lejeune
Camp Special Services Officer
Lejeune
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