Flovie Starlet Delights Altrusans With Dinner Program
Miss Sally Ann Borthwick a Hollywood starlet from Winston-Salem visited Point Altrusans for a club dinner at theaton hotel ballroom. She spoke of life at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, her schooling in Hollywood, and outlined a day including diction and dramatics classes, followed by song, dance, and audience encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Altrusans
Sally Ann Borthwick
Winston-Salem Hollywood
Metro-Goldwynner Studios
Hollywood
Arga
O'Brien
Masseuse
Betty Spainhéur
Winston
VFW Post and Auxiliary Host Camp Butner Visitors
The Wilton group hosted about 150 Camp Butner servicemen in Durham for an open house. The visitors had lunch, toured the city, and returned to camp by 4 pm after casual entertainment and a evening open house at the VFW home with local girls providing dancing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point
Canva
Durham
Agen
VFW Post
VFW
Camp Butner
Post
Auxiliary
Chi-Ches-Ters Pills Offer Monthly Relief for Menstrual Pains
The ad claims thousands of end women find relief with Chi-Ches-Ters Pills described as monthly ramps. It says the product relaxes muscles causing cramps and headaches with an iron ingredient boosting energy, and advises consulting a druggist for directions and substitutes if needed.
Sandra Walker Feted At Party On 2nd Birthday
Mrs. William Walker Jr hosted a lawn party at her home to celebrate Sandra Ann Walker’s second birthday. After games guests enjoyed ice cream and cake. The cake bore a hearted inscription from Sandra’s father stationed at Marseille France. Numerous friends and relatives attended and presented gifts to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Walker, Jr
Sandra Ann
Sandra
Marseille
France
C. J. Wood
Marietta
Ohio
Hilda Marin
Porto Rico
Jerry Marin
Jerry
Harold Wann
Emerson.Gray
Katherine
C. H. Brown
Re” Free
T. D. Free
H. J. Calelasure
Ann
Class of Sailing Ships by Rig Describes Spars Sails and Cordage
Sailing ships are classified by their rig the system that groups vessels by the arrangement of spars sails and cordage. The rig determines rigging layout sailing capacity and role in naval and commercial fleets.
Duplicate And Contract Winners Named At Club
At Emerywood Country Club weekly ladies bridge the duplicate and contract winners were named. North-South top scorers were Mesdames Hal Davis and J. T. Ryan while East-West leaders were Mesdames E. T. Howard and W. P. Hazelwood. Contract honors went to Mesdames W. E. Mitchell and W. D. Freeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Sheidanian
Hal Davis
J. T. Ryan
Mesdames
E. T. Howard
W. P. Hazelwood
W. E. Mitchell
W. D. Freeze
L. R. Stewart
R. D. Tillson
Robert A. Sheloff
W. E. Davis
J. S. Welborn
O. C. Durland
Lloyd Flythe
R. A. Sheloff
J. 2. Hauchild
J. T Ryan
Ethel Rochelle
W P. Hazelwood
E. E. Mendenhall
James B. Lovelace
Robert Davis
Gilbert Clinard
A. Scott Parker, Jr
Richard Marshall
Colonel Wood On Leave Family Arrives In City
Mrs. George T. Wood and sons David and Douglas have returned to Forest Hill Drive from Staunton Virginia. Mrs. Wood Sr. and Col. Wood’s son Tommy will join after a Currituck Sound fishing trip to spend the rest of his leave with the family before resuming duties as chief of surgery at Woodrow Wilson hospital in Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wood
David
Douglas
Staunton
Col. Wood
Forest Hill Drive
Tommy
Currituck Sound
North Carolina
Woodrow Wilson Hospital
PTA Reminded Of County Meeting At Allen Jay School
The Allen Jay P T A led by Mrs Herman Robertson reminds all PTA members of the county meeting at the Allen Jay school on Tuesday September 4 Registration opens at 10 am and the meeting begins at 10 30 am The county PTA luncheon and teachers will be guests Drinks are provided by the hostess PTA members The first faculty meeting for the new year is set for Wednesday at 10 am September 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Tedder Association
Allen Jay School
P T.A
Herman Robertson
Allen Jay Group
P.-T.a
Mothers Prayer Band Meeting Scheduled at Mrs Farlowe Home
The Mothers' Prayer band will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. J. Farlowe, 314 Greer Street, according to an announcement this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Prayer Band
M. J. Farlowe
Greer Street
Hargett Returns From Overseas Duty On Furlough
Sgt. and Mrs. Richard S. Hargett leave for Lake Waccamaw for a week. Sgt. Hargett, home on a thirty day furlough with his family, spent nearly two years overseas with the 437th troop carrier command and will report to Fort Wayne, Indiana after furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard S. Hargett
Lake Waccamaw
Sgt. Hargett
437Th Troop Carrier Command
Fort Wayne
Ind
Spiritual retreat unites fourteen churches at Springfield Friends
About a hundred people from fourteen High Point area churches gathered at the Springfield Friends church for an all day inter denominational retreat sponsored by the High Point council of Church Women led by Mrs. A McMurray. The program included worship prayers poems scripture and inspirational talks with lunch featuring fried chicken and country ham. The event opened with a call to worship and a litany and closed after an afternoon program of meditations and songs. The retreat was deemed a standout success by organizers and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Springfield Friends Church
High Point Council of Church Women
Dc. A. McMurray
George Haltom
Springfield
McMurray
Davie Hayworth
Springfield Church
Allen Welborn
Wesley Memorial
W. F. Clayton
First Baptist Church
J. P. MecNapp
Brentwood Presbyterian Church
J. A. Eshelman
Wesley Memorial Church
J. H. Allred
First Methodist Church
Haltom
Julian S. Hopkins
Green Street Baptist Church
Hunter Dalton
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph D. Cox
Central Friends Church
Roy Kearns
South Main Methodist Church
Pattern Capitivating Jumper and Summer Books
Today pattern 4825 offers a velveteen or wool jumper with a nipped waist in girls sizes 6 through 14. Order by sending twenty cents for pattern 4825, blouse fabric details, and the Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book plus Cool Styles book for fifteen cents, to The Enterprise Pattern Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Strategic Bidding Influences Four Clubs and Hearts
North dealer East-West vulnerable. After a sequence including North’s jump to three clubs and East’s four heart bid, East allows a risky play by passing on four clubs and bidding four hearts. The defense then cashes two hearts and a spade ruff, yielding five hundred for East-West. East’s choice hinges on forcing opponents to risk clubs while counting on likely defeat if challenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
East- West
North
Cecils Welcome Son Charles Randy
Sgt and Mrs Delbert Cecil announce the birth of a son, Charles Randy, on Tuesday August 28 at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Cecil, formerly Miss Adrene Rickard, is married to a man stationed with the Army Air Forces in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecils
Sgt
Delbert Cecil
Charles Randy
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cecil
Adrene Rickard
Army Air Forces
England
Bryant McAdden wedding attendants omitted from notice
The Enterprise reports that several bridesmaids and candle sponsors were omitted in the original wedding notice for Bryant and McAdden from the August issue. The omitted attendants include Misses Maxine Pierce Jean Hall Helen Parks Nora Robbins Ruth Love and Clarese McAdden. Candles were lighted by Jack Farlow and Arvil Lilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant-McAdden
The
Enterprise
Maxine Pierce
Jean Hall
Helen Parks
Nora Robbins
Ruth Love
Clarese McAdden
Jack Farlow
Arvil Lilly
Nelson Snead Deadlocked At Oakmont Tourney
Byron Nelson and Sammy Snead finished the opening round tied at even par 144 in the $10,000 War Bond tournament at Oakmont. Nelson shot 70 after a subpar day, while Snead opened with 73 before faltering. Harold McSpaden trailed eleven shots back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Toledo
Byron Nelson
Sammy Snead
Oakmont Country Club
Nelson
Snead
Ae Harold (Jug) McSpaden
Mrs. Harper Elected Eleventh District Legion Auxiliary Committeewoman
Mrs. Leigh J. Harper of High Point was chosen as committeewoman for the Eleventh district at a Raleigh conclave of the North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary attended by over 200 delegates. The meeting named new officers including Mrs. O S Stainwhite as president, Mrs. J Wade Hendricks as national executive committee woman, and endorsed Mrs. Walter G Craven for national president. A talk by Mrs. E A Campbell and a speech by Gov. R Gregg Cherry were on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Leigh J. Harper
Oscar L. Smith
C. B. Stainback
Raleigh
North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Harper
High Point
Auxiliary
Eleventh
O. S. Stainwhite
North Carolina
J. Wade Hendricks
Statesville
J. W. McGuinn
Hendricks
Oscar Miller
Lenoir
Dement
R. E. Tomlinson
Fayetteville
E. A. Latta
Henderson
Walter G. Craven
Charlotte
E. A. Campbell
Homer
R. Gregg Cherry
John Harden
Tri City OES Plans Grand Heads Meeting in September
A special High Point Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meeting was held in the Masonic Temple with Mr and Mrs Edward Updegrove presiding. Guests included Mrs Bessie Johnson, Mrs Irene York, and Mrs Irene Walker. Initiates and affiliates joined, and three chapters will attend an official visit in Lexington September 18. Greensboro plans Rob Morris events on August 30. Thirty eight visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Borthwick
M-G-M
Hollyw
Winston-Salem High School
Clifford Baer
Salem College
Wavell Bumgardner Peacock
Thomasville
Hazel Johnson
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Edward Updegrove
Tenner Bennison
Seventh District
Bessie Johnson
Victory
Dayton, O
Irene York
Irene Walker
U. D
Nell Scott
Madie Hancock
Alberta Grady
Gaye Grant
A.D
Lexington
Greensboro
Rob Morris
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Order
Youth Fellowship Meeting At Main Street Church
The High Point sub district youth fellowship met Monday night at Main Street Methodist church. Miss Hulda White ly of Duke University gave a devotion on The Cross and Us. Rev A James Clemmer of Thomasville spoke on Evangelism. Refreshments followed as the group was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Main Street Methodist Church
Hulda Whitely
Duke University
Greensboro
James Clemmer
Thomasville
Mary Kitely
C. N. McKinney
Ward Street Methodist Church
Main Street
Baseball roundup highlights early season results and holidays
Rick Ferrell's first homer of the season gave the Senators a 6-5 win over the Athletics in the ninth. George Stirnweiss led the Yankees with three hits in an 8-7 win over the Red Sox. Hal Newhouser pitched a four hitter as the Tigers beat St Louis 10-1. Bobby Feller limited the White Sox to eight hits in an 8-2 Indians victory. Frenchy Bordagaray fueled the Dodgers 7-1 win over the Phillies with a double and a single. Peanuts Lowrey homered for the Cubs in a 6-3 win over the Pirates. Eddie Miller homered as the Reds beat the Cardinals 3-2 in Chicago. Also noted is a list of seven holidays recognized by states and D C, noting no national holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rick Ferrell
Senators
Washington
Athletics
George Stirnweiss
Yankees
New York
Boston
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
St. Louis
Hig
Bobby Feller
Indians
White Sox
Frenchy Bordagaray
Dodgers
Brooks
Phils
Peanuts Lowrey
Cubs
Chicago
Pirates
Eddie Miller
Reds
Listen Regrieved Put Off Reflections On Marriage
Elsie Robinson argues American women are capable and intelligent yet trapped by romantic ideals. She critiques Hollywood style marriage and urges women to value duty, family life, and realistic aims over perpetual yearning and displaced fantasies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Africa
Hollywood
Civitans Take Final Shield Contest Over Lions
The Civitan nine defeated the Lions on college field in the Red Shield second half drag game. Slack Bryant and Brown sparked a fourth inning rally. Lions error and catcher mishap produced two Civitan runs. Civitan offense produced across innings while Lions stranded eleven. A best out of three for the season championship begins with Civitan vs Rotary Thursday, with a possible third game Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civitan Club
Lions Club
College Field
Civitan
Slack
Bryant
Brown
Lions
Rotary Club
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Madeline Hoover
Flovie Starlet
Altrusans
Nelson Florist and Uevorators
Francis GR. Nelson
ZN Main St
Innie Lee
Steed
Ruby Syner
Tty
Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock Princess Beauty Shop
N. Mato St
Sandra Walker
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Yow’s Funeral Home
Colonel Wood
City
PTA
Eeet Ree
Johnson Street
Boulevard Unit
High*Point Memorial Hospital
E. Simms Campbell
Gow
Josephine Culbertson
Nts
North Dealer
East-West Vulnerable
OES
Youth Fellowship
Main St
Colt
States
District of Columbia
Washington's
United States
Halsey
George VI
Bruce Frazer
William S. Halsey, Jr
Order of the Bath
Pacific
Japan
U.S. Navy
International Soundphoto
Elsie Robinson
Bank
Civitans
Beens Bean
Rickert
Boyles
Halker
Kimble
Gibson
Abr
Morris It
Weer
Lohr
Swiggett
Stone
Wrenee
Pete
Wrenn
Ee Chilton
Ij. McKinney
Sear
B. McKinnel
Lavahaen
Hedrick
Cepbaday
Eeneeeee
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkhamis
Treet Preet
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
W.agger
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