Mrs J W Harriss Hosts Entre Nous Club Meeting
Mrs J W Harriss hosted the Entre Nous club at her Ford Road home for a bi weekly gathering. Guests and members enjoyed white chrysanthemums a sweet course coffee and a Boston tea period before planning a year end meeting at Mrs J F Hay president on Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harriss
Kford Road
Entre Nous Club
East
Boston
J. E. Kirkman
A. G. Douglas
Wilber Jones
H. P. Morrison
C. Clark
Cummins
F. Hayden
G. J. Humphreys
C. F. Ae
A. M. Rankin
A. E. le R. Terry
L Walser
J. F. Hay
Washington Street
Winter Arrangements Displayed By Wild Flower Club
Mrs. Fred L. Gordy showed artistic winter arrangements at the Wild Flower Garden December meeting at her home 213th Avenue. Hostess Mrs. Harold Stout helped as a guest of honor. a business session led by President Teague focused on holiday touches and routine club matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Gordy
Wild Flower Club
Fred L. Gordy
Gordy
Avenue
Harold Stout
Admira
Teague
Greer
Mesdames F. J. Jett
G. C. Brinson
Roy Conrad
Charles Kellam, Jr
Dale Montomery
J. W. Montgomery
C. A. Ing, Jr
John Teague
Lions Club Dinner Honors Ladies At Sheraton Program
High Point Lions Club hosted a dinner meeting at the Sheraton with about eighty five attendees. R H Smith presided H A Cecil led the program. Dances by Mrs H M Bryant featured Bet tle Jape Bryant Carolyn Denning Martha Caldwell Catherine Hester Emma Earns Pat Melins Shirley Allred Martha Smith Billie Setzer. Mrs Mabel Briles played piano. Roy M Padgett sang The Holy City with daughter Pat Padgett at the piano. New member Herman J Bryant was introduced and four members earned keys for recruiting two new members. Beulah Monroe of Ninety Six S C attended as Dan Monroe’s guest. attendance prize went to Mrs Chernault and Mrs D S Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Lions Club
Sheraton Hotel
Chains School
R. H. Smith
H. A. Cecil
H. M. Bryant
Tle Jape Bryant
Carolyn Denning
Martha Caldwell
Catherine Hester
Emma “Earns
Pat Melins
Shirley Allred
Martha Smith
Billie Setzer
Mabel Briles
Holy City
Roy M. Padgett
Pat Padgett
Padgett
Herman J. Bryant
Roy Mett
Ralph N. Slaughter
Ralph Williams
Add Hill
Chernault
D. S. Neill
Pioneer In Aeronautics Discussed By Mrs Groome For Utopian Club
Mrs Irvin Groome described Billy Mitchell the aviation pioneer at the Utopian Study club meeting at Emerywood Country club. She traced his life from France to Milwaukee to Alaska and Japan, noting his role in WWI training fliers the first American to fly over enemy territory and his court-martial history. Gifts were collected for the Empty Stocking Fund and Piedmont Camp and Hospital committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Mitchell
Irvin Groome
Emerywood Country Club
P. Y. Adams
Mitchell
France
Milwaukee
Alaska
Pacific
Philippines
Japan
America
Pershing
Army Life
Goth
Nem
West Va
Piedmont Camp and Hospital Committee
Herman Smith
Gladys Happer
Employment After War Discussed For Mid Week Club
The Mid-Week Study club heard Mrs. Frank J. Sizemore discuss postwar employment planning. She urged relocation and civilian production shifts, noting opportunities in aircraft steel chemical construction farming sales and foreign trade. Members and guests attended in a setting with coffee, chrysanthemums and plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sizemore
Or Mes
Brentley Circle
Club
Mesdames W. F. On
C. F. Carroll
T. A. Kearns
J. M. Millikan
Births Report Two Daughters Born in Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs Clyde Ward announce the birth of a daughter Sylvia Gail on December 1 at Burris Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Conley Mullis announce the birth of a daughter Martha Marie on December 1 at Guilford General hospital. Mrs Mullis formerly Jessie Hill of Flint Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Ward
Willowbrook Street
Sylvia Gail
Burris Memorial Hospital
Mullis
Conley
Demp"’ Mullis
Sophia
Martha Marie
Guilford General Hospital
Jessie Hill
Flint Hill
Local Ladies Recovering in Winston-Salem Hospitals
Mrs D F Dennis of 811 Woodrow Avenue underwent a serious operation at Baptist Hospital Thursday morning and remains patient with a fair condition. Mrs Ray M Caudle of the Western Union office is recovering after a tonsillectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital. She is improving and hopes to return home soon. Mrs P H Ward of 323 South Wrenn Street visited her son stationed with the U S Navy in Deland Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Dennis
Woodrow Avenue
Baptist
Ray M. Caudle
Western Union
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Ny Street
P. H. Ward
South Wrenn Street
Deland, Fla
U. S. Navy
Royal Ambassadors Meet Tonight at North Main Baptist
The Royal Ambassadors of Baptist churches in High Point will hold a general meeting tonight at 7 30 at North Main Street Baptist Church. The Lottie Moon offering will be collected during the gathering and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Ambassadors of Baptist Churches
High Point
North Main Street
Lottie Moon
Sacred Music Heard By Club At Thomasville
A Thomasville clubs December meeting featured a sacred music program led by Christio and the Bile Horne Glee Club with Mr Lord and wife as accompanists. Mrs Vann Stringfield presided and Miss Mary Elizabeth May hosted a turkey dinner for friends on Thanksgiving day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Christio
Bile Horne
Koch
Sla
Tom Einstein
Kate Norment
O'Henry
Ci White, Jr
Glenn Pennington
Red Cross
W. E. Tomlinson
Mary Elizabeth May
Gladys Storey
Mary Johnston
Lois Russell
Willie May
Miss Scruggs to perform in Greensboro Christmas Concert
Talented local flutist Sara Scruggs, a Woman's College student, will join the Woman's Aycock auditory Choir for the annual Christmas concert on December 12 at five o'clock. George M. Thompson conducts a 140-voice choir with six soloists. Susannah Matthews of Thomasville will be the organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Scruggs
Woman's College
Greensboro
Woman's Aycock” Auditory Choirber 12
George M. Thompson
Susannah Matthews
Thomasville
Barbara Brasington Aids Directing Sophomore Pageant
Miss Barbara Brasington will serve as assistant director for the traditional sophomore Christmas pageant at Woman's College on December 15. Miss Jinx Falk writes and directs the Nativity based pageant with sophomore members portraying Mary Joseph and angels in the choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Brasington
Woman's College
Jinx Falk
Mary and
Joseph
Angel
Gabriel
Motorist Deters women in civilian clothes outside WAC
A motorist stopped near a Women's Army Corps unit and offered to drive downtown. The WAC declined. Two girls in civilian clothes rushed to accept but the driver refused and drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
WAC
Club and USO Events This Weekend
Friday schedule lists Canterbury club at 901 Johnson Street with Mrs. Ayworth as speaker and Junior Musical Art club at 611 Montieu Avenue. USO Club dance for service members at the Y.M.C.A. Saturday evening. Sunday buffet supper for service men at Adams Memorial building hosted by YWCA and USO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hall
Canterbury Club
Johnson Street
Robert ‘‘Ayworth
Joyce Loftin
Montheu Avenue
USO Club
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
USO
Adams Memorial Building
Question on a contract bridge deal in a duplicate game
Dear Mrs Culbertson explains a bridge deal from a duplicate event where North and South narrowly missed first place. It analyzes bidding errors and the misplay of the heart suit, noting a potential alternative line leading to success and the rationale behind the suggested heart queen lead after club ace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
Declarer Ting
South
North
Declarer
Congress Faces Choice On Subsidies
Congress faces a choice between paying 1.25 billion dollars in subsidies to hold food prices through 1944 or risking inflation. The OPA presented the cost estimate to the Senate Banking Committee as the administration’s answer to subsidy limits or abolition. Farm state senators resist compromise and expect an end to subsidies by January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dec
Congress
Senate Banking Committee
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Senate
House
Jean F. Carroll
Ohio
Pattern 4604 Wardrobe for Dolls in Multiple Sizes
Just out pattern 4604 offers a wardrobe for dolls measuring 14 to 24 inches. Send sixteen cents coins, name address and style number to Pattern Department High Point Enterprise 243 West 17th St New York 11 NY. Also new Fall pattern book and ten cent extra. free glove and bag pattern included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Wn.y
Listen World by Elsie Robinson
The essay argues that readers misjudge thinking, as thoughts reflect a lifetime stage in the mind. It contends past experiences shape present perception and urges understanding how the mind operates to gain freedom, noting thoughts color all life choices and destiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iself
King Feature Syndicate, Inc
Weavers Strike Leaves 2700 Looms Idle in Riverside Mills
In Danville Virginia on December 3 the Riverside division strike continued with 2700 looms idle as mill management awaited approach from union officials on ending the work stoppage. The Riverside and Dan River cotton mills face ongoing disruption as negotiations stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Riverside
Riverside and
Dan River Cotton Mills
Loom stoppage sparks unauthorized strike claim
The passage notes a loom stoppage blamed on sixty looms with certain mechanics replacing forty five looms previously tended. Union officials say the strike was unauthorized.
Man Replies He Joined Draft or Sugar Duty
Smond W. Martin recalls giving a response about joining service or a sugar duty. He states uncertainty whether his action was tied to the draft or to sugar obligations. The exchange reflects wartime policy pressures and personal choices amid national demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smond W. Martin
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Madeline Hoover
Mrs. J. W. Harriss
Lions Club
Jayne
Lea A . Prietary
Elwood Hotel
Rebecca Ellington
J. W. Sowers
L. A. Kinney
Joel Williams
East High Street
Asheboro Road
Mrs. Groome
Utopian Club
Vann Stringfield
J. W. Prevo
Forest Grimes Hasis Ter
Baltimore
Grimes
Henry Ridenhour
L. A. King of
Seagrove
Miss Scruggs
YOUNG
Miss Brasington
Josephine Culbertson
North Deaier
Aiws
Weatle
Frank
Dolly
Litt
Elsie Robinson
Atlanta
FBI
U. S
Ray
Cross & Chain
EB. Wash
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