Pre Nuptial Bridge Party Honors Miss McDade
Miss McDade was honored at a Saturday bridge party held at the YWCA. Guests enjoyed a holiday setting with poinsettias and candles, and prizes went to Inez Pierce for bridge and Mrs. Sarah Frances Wilson for rummy. A bridal shower followed with a carving set as a gift and a candle lit table display featuring a miniature bridal pair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth McDade
Maxine Lybarger
Pearl Cridlebaugh
Maude Burrows
Inez Pierce
Sarah Frances Wilson
Jean Whitt
Leila Smith
Arene Poceet
Mmes
John McDade
Carl McDade
Clair McDade
Hillsboro
Hazel McDade
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Mary
Mrs Armentrout Hosts Daughter Betty Lou Sixteenth Birthday
Mrs L C Armentrout entertained at her home 2014 Gilbert Street Friday evening to honor her daughter Betty Lou on her sixteenth birthday. Color pink and green with white theme, games, and dainty refreshments were served. Notable guests included Jewel Harris Grace Jowers Phyllis Wall Mozelle Valentine Eleanor Hauser Betty Mae Lawson Marjorie Ebien Lawrence Ruby Unterwood Josie Armentrout Ade line Gladwell of Greensboro Marie Wagner Mary Katherine Armentrout Mary Jones Thelma Collins Margie Wagner and Paul Iton Henry Overcash J W Callahan Bill Corns Claude McKenny Charles McIntosh and Raymond Callahan with L D Wagner and Mrs My Cecil in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Arméntrout
Gilbert Street
Betty Lou
Jewel Harris
Grace Jowers
Phyllis Wall
Mozelle Valentine
Eleanor Hauser
Betty Mae Lawson
Marjorie Ebien Lawrence
Ruby Unterwood
Josie Armentrout
Adeline Gladwell
Greensboro
Marie Wagner
Mary Katherine Armentrout
Mary Jones
Thelma Collins
Margie Wagner
Paul Iton
Henry Overcash
J. Ww
Wint Callahan
Bill Corns
Claude McKenny
Charles McIntosh
Raymond Callahan
Mesdames L. D. Wagner
My Cecil
Try Lou
War Bond Booth Promoted by Local Civic Groups
U D C and Zone Leaders join Junior Service League and DAR Chapter to urge Christmas Seals purchase. University women Catholic guild, Girl Scouts, and Altrusa participate as See outs. Campaign aims to prevent wartime tuberculosis through seals sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.D.C
Be Junior Service League
DAR
University Women Catholic Guild
Post War Plan for Youth Aims of State Clubs Head
Mrs. J Henry Highsmith, president of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs, calls for a statewide postwar plan to prevent juvenile crime and delinquency. She cites the need for community based youth conservation, with the State Recreation Committee as a positive existing program and urges local citizens to take primary responsibility for prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Henry Highsmith
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ith
Quannad
Highsmith
Miss Annie Belle McSwain Honored in Bridal Shower
Miss Annie Belle McSwain bride elect of mid winter was feted by Mrs Mildred Workman and Mrs Dorothy Cagle at 1017 Adams Street. Guests enjoyed bingo and a salad course with about 15 attendees. gifts included china in the bride’s pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Belle McSwain
Dorothy Cagle
Mildred Workman
Adams Street
Miss McSwain
Pic
John R. Moore
Bingo
Mildred Causby
Nell Collins
J. Workman
H. E. Rethae
Jewish Women's Study Group Meeting Cancelled
The High Point Council of Jewish Women announces the Wednesday night study group meeting is cancelled. Members are asked to note the plan change and comply with the new instructions. Prevent Wartime Rise in TB.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Christmas Music Program At Mrs Amos Home Study Club
The Study Club at the home of Mrs. R. T. Amos in Emerywood hosted a Christmas music program. Mrs. Stanly Davis presided over a brief meeting as Miss Betty Lou Jackson and others led with papers on Christmas in Early America and carol selections from Appalachian and Civil War era sources. Vocal and piano numbers by Mrs. Matton Mrs. Lindsay Mrs. Hall Mrs. Cameron and others closed the meeting with carols and musical notes from the broader musical world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Amos
Fun Music
Samy Club Ie
R. T. Amos
Emerywood
Stanly Davis
Lawrence Matton
J. W. Lindsay
Betty Lou Jackson
America
Miss Jackson
W. H. Neidlinger
W. J. Fraley
Informal USO Dance Replaces Weekly Event at Center
An informal party at the USO Center replaced the weekly gymnasium dance. Miss Mary Rainey and Miss Norma Brooks, both High Point College students, performed with Brooks on piano as Rainey sang. Camp Mackall and Overseas Replacement Center personnel attended. Hostesses included Mesdames Baumel, Frank, Williams, Davis, Williams, and Misses Lanier, Welborn, Bowne, Schwartz. Betsy Saunders led the evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO Center
Mary Rainey
Norma Brooks
High Point College
Camp Mackall
Greensboro
Miss Brooks
Miss Rainey
Harry Baumel
A. Frank
T. A. Williams
W. C. Davis
Hazel Lanier
Ruth Welborn
Ruth Bowne
Bessie Schwartz
Cee
Betsy Saunders
USC
Local Army Sarge spends furlough with parents in Archdale
About William B. Lackey, a First Sergeant stationed at Aliceville Alabama, on a fifteen day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs O L Lackey of Archdale. Mrs Nell Henderson who had surgery last Tuesday at the Boulev ard unit of the High Point Memorial Hospital is improved and now sees visitors. Mrs Harry Doud of Norfolk Va visited here with friends Saturday. Mrs Doud formerly Miss Margaret Watson of this city visited Mrs Mabel Burnett and Mrs Bunn Hackney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Lackey
Aliceville
Ala
Mrs
O. L. Lackey
Archdale
Nell Henderson
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Harry Doud
Norfolk
Doud
Margaret Watson
Mabel Burnett
Bunn Hackney
Legion Auxiliary to Hold Brief Pre Meeting Session
Auxiliary members prepare for a small business session at the Forty and Eight clubrooms before the joint meeting with the Post. Members are urged to arrive early for the briefing and the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
The
First Bond Buyers Named At War Loan Booths
Initial purchasers of bonds at five Civilian Defense booths were announced this morning. Ruth P. Anderson, Guilford County Sanatorium, bought first at the county building. John L. Anderson, Wilson, at the Sheraton Hotel. E. Vernard Weant, High Point, at the Post Office booth. Xanie Stowe, Springfield Road, at Elwood Hotel. Broadus D. Casey, 905 North Hamilton, at Center Theater booth. Woman’s Club members operate the booths for the Sixth War Loan Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense Volunteer Service
Births Notice at High Point Memorial Hospital
A daughter was born December 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hubert Hedgecock of High Point Route Three at the Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. A son was born December 10 to Mrs. George F. Hill of 10-B Clara Cox apartments at the same hospital unit. her husband had died months earlier. The Fidelis class of North Main Street Baptist Church will hold its annual Christmas party Tuesday night December 12 at 8:00 in the Men’s Bible class room. all members are urged to attend.
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Lester Hubert Hedgecock
High Point
Route Three
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
North Main Street Baptist Church
Lottie Moon
Carl Harvey
Tipton Street
Demonstration Club to Hear Mrs Hayden Discuss Decorations
The Centennial avenue extension demonstration club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Farmer's Center North Main street to hear Mrs J F Hayden speak on Christmas Decorations All members urged to attend and bring visitors along The article adds a note that capital in southern cotton mills is probably over eighty percent owned in the south.
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Centennial Avenue Extension
Farmer's Center
North Main Street
J. F. Hayden
Southern Cotton Mills
South
West’s misplay costs opponents in contract bridge
In a West dealer East-West vulnerable deal, West’s opening spade bid and later play led to a five-diamond save that failed. East shifted to clubs, West misread, declarer then ruffed, and South went down only 300 as opponents reached a vulnerable game in spades or slam in clubs.
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West North
South
West
East
North
Declarer
Newsboys Ship To Be Launched In Savannah Today
In Savannah Georgia Mrs Hazel Palmer of Athens Pa sponsors the liberty ship William L McLean named for the Evening Bulletin publisher The launch marks the Newspaper Boys for Victory drive with 150000 boys selling over 1300000000 war stamps Leslie McLean is present along with Robert McLean and William L McLean as the ship slides down the ways at the Savannah yard The event ties to Treasury Maritime Commission and wartime sponsorship plans and honors outstanding stamp sales by carriers across several states
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Hazel Palmer
Athens
William L. McLean
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Palmer
McLean
Southeastern
Robert McLean
The
Evening Bulletin
Associated Press
Bulletin
John S. Williams
Philadelphia
Leslie
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Treasury
Maritime Commission
Community clubs schedule holiday week events
Altrusa executive board meets at Mary Lou Rothrock’s Woodrow address at 6 30. Garden clubs and DAR meet at YWCA and 400 Washington. Legion Auxiliary hosts box supper for Christmas cheer. Eastern Star gh party and garden club Christmas dinner planned. Evening programs include carols at Point Memorial and USO dance at the YMCA.
Ladies Night at First Evangelical and Reformed Church
The Brotherhood hosts Women of the Church for a Ladies Night in the Southern Furniture Exposition basement on Wednesday at 7 p.m. A turkey dinner and a program featuring a womanless wedding and magic feats are planned. Members urged to bring wives or girlfriends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bhorhood
earthquake shakes Solomon Islands in seismograph readings
New York report says a fairly severe earthquake in the Solomon Islands was recorded on Fordham University Seismograph. Rev. Joseph J. Lynch notes shocks at 12:43.48 p m and 12:50.55 p m, with disturbances 8 400 miles away. Earlier tremors in the Netherlands Indies were logged at 1:30 and 1:34 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Solomon Islands
Fordham University
Joseph J. Lynch
Netherlands Indies
Lynch
Sunlight and climate in tuberculosis treatment
Dr. Clendening and Dr. Edgar Meyer argue sunlight and climate remain essential. Rollier’s approach using outdoor exposure aided bone and lymph node TB, while Peters notes sunlight limits vary by US region. The piece contrasts western sun culture with wider climates and notes regional caveats for year round sun therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Meyer
Cornell University Medical College
Rollier
Swiss Alps
Get Going Not Eyewash Your Big Dreams Start Now
A pep talk urges readers to quit waiting for a perfect chance and begin with small steps. It argues luck favors those who take the next action, comparing stalled ambition to diving into icy water and seizing each opportunity as it arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
Kate Smith
Germans Behave Thus Far Under Occupation
Paris reports that German communities under Allied occupation have shown surprising docility. Before September crossings, Nazi threats of guerrilla resistance failed to materialize as occupied towns like Aachen became shells. many key personnel were evacuated. The picture may change if Nazi evacuations endanger a critical core, but Allied forces remain cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Europe
Aachen
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Miss McDade
Snow Cridlebaugh
War Bond
St. Joseph
Maurice
Chamelin
Odes M, Spurlin
Pauline Sechrest
Security Bank
Jewish Women’s Study Group
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
Etro
Samuel Hyman, Jeweler
Samuel Hyman
Samuel Hyan
MR Krug
Boros
Thane
Bethany Day Nursery
New York City
WPRB
Sears
Pidelis
Mrs. Hayden
Josephine Culbertson
Altrusa Club
Mary Lou Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
High Point Garden Club
Ywca Red Cross
U Ted
Junior Service League
YWCA
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Jarrell
John Whitescarver
Royster Tucker
George Edward Wertz
Maryetta Mungan
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Legion Auxiliary and
Legion Post
Arcade
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
T. R. Short
J. G. Snipes
J. J. Hamlin
E. A. Downey
Burbank
Twentieth Century Study Club
Henry Koonts
Ardmore Circle
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Garden
Emerywood Country Club
1! Point Memorial
Entre Nous Club
Adams Memorial Building
Rptroyed Country Club
YMCA
Mittie
Elizabeth Fry
Archdale Friends Church
Dr. Clendening
National Tuberculosis Society
Leroy Peters
Albuquerque
New Mexico
United States
Colorado
Arizona
Paso
Texas
Denver
Santa Fe
Albuuerque
Manila
Peters
Elsie Robinson
le Groome
Childrens
Minnie Lee Steed
Vera Buckner
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
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