Miss Dunn Weds David F. Lopp In Johns Ceremony
Miss Cora Frances Dunn of Johns and High Point marries David F. Lopp at Johns Methodist Church. The ceremony included family attendants, a princess line gown, and a prayer book with a purple orchid. The couple plans a West Russell Street home in High Point after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Frances Dunn
High Point
Johns
David F. Lopp
Johns Methodist Church
N. C
Paul Carruthers
W. P. Dunn
Susie Dunn
Clarence Dunn
Albert Dunn
Lucien Dunn
Eddie Dunn
Clarence
Floyd Dunn
Dame of Honor
D. A. Williams
Herbert Beane
Kiwanis Ladies Night Planned At Emerywood Club
Kiwanis Club announces annual Ladies Night to be held Friday at Emerywood Country Club banquet. Guests invited at 6 43 PM with speaker Dr L G Greer Millis Home Thomasville as social highlight. Program committee chaired by E C Cridlebaugh expects about 150 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Emerywood Country Club
L G. Greer
Millis
Thomasville
E. C. Cridlebaugh
Warning to foreign gals alerting jealous American wives
Ruth Millett suggests a pamphlet warning foreign women that American wives are jealous and possessive. She argues Uncle Sam should issue guidelines to Moslem country women about American soldiers and avoid misunderstandings. The piece frames jealousy as a motive for behavior and proposes a public advisory stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Mrs. America
Nancy Woollen Among 15 Women seniors Receives Life Saving Certificates
Greensboro December 2 Nancy Woollen daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Woollen of High Point was among fifteen seniors at Woman's College UNC Greensboro named official Senior Life Savers by the Red Cross. The extracurricular program was run by the Recreation association with directors Charline Rotha Waynesville and Hilda Scott Kinston coaching the class with Mary Helen Emerson Dorothea Bultman and Agnes Cooley as instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Nancy Woollen
J. W. Woollen
High Point
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Red Cross
Recreation Association
Charline Rotha
Waynesville
Hilda Scott
Kinston
Mary Helen Emerson
Cambridge
Mass
Dorothea Bultman
Sumter
S. C
Agnes Cooley
Wagram
University Women Hear Miss Cox Discuss India's Vital Problem
Miss Cox, Kansas native and Junior High faculty member, spoke to the American Association of University Women at First Methodist Church dinner. She examined India's political and social challenges, noting caste, religions, and democracy hurdles, and argued freedom should come after India stabilizes amid regional tensions and Japan. The gathering was an open meeting presided by Mrs. R. A. Herring with seasonal fruit table decor.
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Dia
Desse Cox
American Association University
Iss Cox
Kansas
Hot Springs
C. F. Farr
Miss Cox
India
United Nations
Cox
Japan
R. A. Herring
Monarch Auxiliary Christmas Party at Mrs. Culler Home
The Monarch Auxiliary met at Mrs. R. B. Culler’s home on Sunset Drive with about fifteen members attending. President Mrs. Glenn Brown led a brief business session, appointed a nominating committee, and set plans for January. The group voted to forgo cash gifts to families in High Point and instead assemble no baskets for Christmas. Co chairs were named for the charity project, and a history of the auxiliary was assigned for national magazine submission.
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Monarch Auxiliary
R. B. Culler
Monarch
R. Culler
Sunset Drive
Glenn Brown
E Club
Mesdames Early Punts
L. H. Zimmeran
Frank J. Mickey
H. M. Taylor
J. M. Lancaster
A. H. Holton
National
Women Of Moose Meet Thursday At Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening December 3 at 7 30 in the Moose Hall. Members are asked to attend as plans for the Christmas party will be discussed and as this is the final meeting of the year committee reports should be ready for presentation.
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The
Moose
Moose Hall
Tony
Madeline McCain Heads Local Business-Professional Club
The YWCA Business and Professional Club met at the Adams Memorial building on Worth Main Street with about thirty members. Madeline McCain was elected president succeeding Ina McAdams, while the group voted to buy a five dollar bond for the T B Seal sale and contribute five dollars to the High Point Graduate Nurses project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memoria
Worth Main Street
Madeline McCain
Ina McAdams
Miss McAdams
High Point
Wesegays
Laura Young
Neela Steed
Red Cross
Weet
Social calendar for Wednesday through Saturday events
Wednesday at 6 30 p m the Business and Professional Women's Club meets at the Elwood Hotel with Ruth Goodman leading international relations. Thursday at 10 a m the Girl Scout Council gathers at Y W Co A for December, presided by Mrs Taylor Simpson. Friday 11 a m Alusi Study Club meets with Mrs Hudson on Parkway. Friday 2 p m Priscilla Club shifts to Red Cross dressings at Central on Wash Main for two hours. Saturday 2 p m Duplicate Club plays at Emerswood Country Club.
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Business and Professional Women's
Elwood
Ruth Goodman
Girl Scout Council
Taylor Simpson
Emerywood Country Club
Alusi Study Club
H. T. Hudson
Parkway
Priscilla Club
Central Surgical Dressings Room
Washington and Main
Red Cross
Emerywood Club December Events Highlight Holiday Season
The Emerywood Country Club issues a December bulletin with a Christmas greeting from Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Outen and announces weekly ladies bridges on Tuesdays with lunches, five sessions this month hosted by Mrs. E. T. Howard and successors, a yet to be set dinner dance date, and the New Year’s Eve dance on December 31 to welcome new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Outen
Emerywood Country Club
E. T. Howard
O. C. Durland
J. O. Hauschild
C. S. Beaver
T. C. Langley
Winners Ladies Bridge At Club Announced Today
The Em erywood Country club hosted the first ladies bridge series day with Mrs. E T Howard as hostess. North South winners were Mesdames Hazelwood and Logan Porter Jr, East West winners were Mesdames Ryan and Howard, while Mrs. P Y Adams took the contract prize. War savings stamps were given to all winners. A luncheon followed with 28 players listed including guest Jack Hagood of Easley South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
E. T. Howard
W. P. Hazelwood
Logan Porter
J. T. Ryan
P. Y. Adams
YWCA Club Explores Jewish Faith in Speaker Series
The Florence Nightingale club begins a religion study series with Rabbi Eugene Michaly of B nai Israel discussing Judaism. He notes common goals across faiths and explains Passover Pentecost and Tabernacle Festivals. Next Monday covers Catholicism as Dr. Kath leen MacArthur leads the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen MacArthur
Florence Nightingale Club
Eugene Michaly
B’nai Israel Synagogue
Mihalov
Chris
MacArthur
W.C. A
Patsy McBride Birthday Party At Home
Mrs C J McBride hosted Patsy McBride on her sixth birthday with games and contests at High Point route two. Helped by her mother and sister, Patsy received many gifts as ice cream cake and candy were served to Mildred Henry Bobby Jean Thomas Jones Paul Donald Faulkner Ann Yates Vexie Ann Ayers Shelbea Jean Perry Margaretta Shelben Jean Maultsby Nancy Jean Ward and Faye Lassiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. McBride
Patsy
High Point
Social Arts Club Rolls Bandages At Central Rooms
The Social Arts Club will roll bandages at Central surgical dressing rooms on Thursday afternoon from 1 30 to 3 30 replacing the usual social meeting. Members gather promptly at the corner of North Main and West Washington Streets at the newly opened rooms. War work was voted by the club to alternate social meetings with Red Cross tasks.
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North Main
West Washington Streets
Red Cross
Understanding races through religion to end war
Dr. MacArthur urged immediate effort to understand people of other races to foster lasting peace. She said such understanding comes best through channels of religion and noted many groups letting religion dominate their lives has hindered civilization.
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MacArtthur
McMurray Family Heads to Charleston After Visit
Colonel and Mrs Clarence M McMurray and son Stuart of The Citadel Charleston S C Jet this morning for Charleston after overnight with their uncle and aunt Dr and Mrs W R McCain 211 Louise Avenue Gladys McCarty recuperating from tonsillectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital and expected home Miss Nell Loftin of Thomasville hospitalized after emergency appendectomy at City Memorial Hospital in Thomasville Mrs W L Hepler recovering after operation at Guilford General Hospital Mrs W W McAligan of West Jefferson visiting with niece Mrs Sherwood Forrest and Mr Forrest rest of week Miss Millie Moore returns home from Mt Croghan S C Master George Setzer returns home from Mt Croghan S C birth of son Terry Thor Mishoe November 27
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Clarence M. McMurray
Stuart
Citadel
Charleston
S. C
W. R. McCain
Louise Avenue
Gladys McCarty
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Forest Avenue
Miss Loftin
Paul Harriss
W. W. McAligan
West Jefferson
Sherwood Forrest
Mr. Forrest
McMillan
George Setzer
Greensboro Road
Sir
Mrs. N. H. Moore
Mt. Croghan
S.C
Archdale Church Social Meets Thursday Night
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Archdale Methodist Church will meet at Mrs. B. F. Rogers home Thursday evening at 1 30. All committee chairmen should have their annual reports ready for the meeting. Lottie Holden class to meet at Mrs. A. A. Ingram home Thursday afternoon at three. Catherine Gill Bible Class meets Thursday December 3 at Mrs. George Hicks home. Pollyannas meeting date changed from Friday to Thursday night. B nai Israel Ladies Aid meets tonight at 8 30 at Mrs. Max Samet home with Rabbi Eugene Mihaly addressing the group.
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Arcsidale
WSCS
Tuhursday
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Archdale Methodist Church
B. F. Rogers
Archdale
Lottie Holden
Mrs. Ingram
A. A. Ingram
Best Street
Catherine Gill
George Hicks
Tate Street
Bnai Israel Ladies Aid
B'Nai Israel Ladies’ Aid Society
Max Samet
West Bay Street
Eugene Mihaly
Rumford Baking Powder Advert Promotes Patented Recipe Book
Pride of the Ranges of millions of cooks since 1859 claims Rumford's two gun record as the first scientifically manufactured baking powder. It contains no bitter alum and suits any recipe. Free recipe booklet offered. urged to write to Rumford, Rhode Island.
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Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Rhode Island
Beta Sigma Phi To Meet Tonight
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 with Mrs. W C Boyles at the home of her mother Mrs W A Davis on Woodrow Avenue.
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Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
W. C. Boyles
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
College Girls Pledge War Work Efforts
High Point College students volunteered for Red Cross work after a campus poll. One hundred fifty six girls signed up to help. A Red Cross center already exists on campus and another is planned for students. They will meet a set quota and each girl will work at least two hours weekly in spare time.
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High Point College
Red Cross
Rebekahs Schedule Two Meetings This Week
The Magdalene Rebekahs announce two meetings this week. A practice session Thursday at 7 30 p m at the lodge hall follows by the regular semi monthly business meeting Friday also at 7 30 p m. The Friday meeting includes degree work final for the year and all degree team members are asked to attend both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekahs
Lodge
Births in Greenville and Greenville area
Mr slate and Mrs James Daniel Watts announce a daughter Nancy Caroline born Tuesday December 1 at the bride's former home 200 Overbrook Road Greenville SC. Mr and Mrs Floyd J Mehan announce a daughter Letty Fay born Tuesday December 1 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Slate
James Daniel Watts
Lindsay Street
Nancy Caroline
Overbrook Road
Greenville
S.C
Floyd J. Mehan
Lexington Avenue
Letty Fay
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mrs J H Linville Arrives in High Point With Parents
Mrs J Harmon Linville of Kernersville arrives in High Point to stay with her parents while her husband serves. The brief note notes her temporary residence in the city and lists her parental hosts, Dr and Mrs.
George Crowell Archdale Nears Coveted Wings
Randolph Field Tex Dec 2 Aviation Cadet George H Crowell of Archdale is in basic training class 438C at West Point of the Air. He will move to advanced school and upon graduation receive silver pilot wings and an Army Air Forces commission. A Duke University arts graduate, Crowell has sung on NBC radio broadcasts. Also noted is that at least 1 500 000 motor vehicles were driven off the road last year due to tire wear and failure to register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Field
Tex
George HH. Crowell
Archdale
West Point of the Air
Crowell
Duke University
NBC
Officer Training School alumni listed in wartime notes
W R McCain of 211 Louise Ave reports her husband is serving in the armed forces. Mr Linville, formerly Kernersville postmaster, volunteered for postal service in the Officers Training School and left November 2. He is stationed at Camp Wolters Texas, with address Company A 63 BN Camp Wolters Texas.
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W. R. McCain
Louise Ave
Mr. Linville
Kernersville
Tie
Camp Wolters
Texas
A-63 BN
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Laurinburg High School
Parham- Darr Construction Company, Inc
Lopp
E. E. Lopp
Lexington
Dunn
Kiwanis Ladies
Ruth Millet
Johnny Doughboy
French Africa
Ruth Millett
America
Ireland
Mnancy Woollen
WOMD
Miss Coxiscuss
Women of Moose
Photostat
Alderman Photo CO
North
Hamilton Street
Fenweve
Emersswood Country Club
Emerywood Club
Ywca Club
Patsy McBride
R. W. Thompson
S. M. Pope
Lt. Thompson
Camp Pickett
Ross Spencer, Jr
United States Coast Guard
Atlantic Beach
Long Island
New York
Earline Loftin
Nell Loftin
City Memorial
W. L. Hepler
Guilford General Hospital
Millie Moore
Hedrick Street
Mrs
D. S. Mishoe
Terry Thor
Pride OF
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Beta Sigma Phi
Rebekahs
J. H. Linville
George Crowell
Vicki
Vicki VapoRub
VapoRub
Yaporub
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