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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1942

Page

3

Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Activities

A busy schedule of meetings and events across Emerywood and High Point venues includes ladies bridge luncheons at the Merwood Club, Christian and garden club gatherings, study clubs, and a Christmas program series. Notable venues include the Adams Memorial Building, YWCA, Emerywood Country Club, and the BWC A. Key hosts include Mrs. G L Asbury, Mrs. Fred Gordy, Mrs. E D Henderson, Mrs. E E Witcher, Mrs. Fred Whitescarver, Mrs. Harry Alexander, Mrs. E Sumner, and Mrs. Sara Wagger with events ranging from luncheons and teas to Christmas dinners and club elections.

Merywood Club Woman's Christian Temperance Union G. L Asbury Fifth Street H. A. Hall B. W.C.A Twentieth Century Study Club E. D. Flenderson Westwood Friendly Garden Story Club E. E. Witcher Kivett Drive Burbank Harry Alexander Rotary Drive Home and Garden Lab E. A. Sumner Florham Avenue High Point Graduate Nurses Club Y.W.C.A High Point Council of Jewish Women Sarah Wagger Montwieu Avenue

Draper and Adler Arrive for Joint Community Concert

Paul Draper and Larry Adler arrive today for a joint concert at the Junior High School under the Community Concert Course. The program features a varied mix of classical and popular music with dancing, drawing a full membership turnout.

Paul Draper Larry Adler Junor High School S “Clock Draper Adler

Burbank Garden Club Christmas Party Planned

The Burbank Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 3 30 for its annual Christmas party. Mrs Fred E Whitescarver at 667 Parkway will be hostess. All members are cordial invited.

Burbank

PTA Allen Jay School Christmas Program Meeting

The Parent-Teacher Association for Allen Jay School meets tonight at 7 30 at the school for a Christmas music program by the high school glee club and orchestra directed by Mrs T Benson A tea will be served at 4 o'clock at 24 Florham Avenue with a collection for the Empty Stocking Fund Members are urged to be present

Allen Jay School Theigh School Glee Club Orchestra Indo T. Bennison Home and Garden Club E. A. Sumner Florham Avenue

Christmas Concert at High Point College A Tradition

The sixth annual High Point College band Christmas Concert was held in the college auditorium at 3 o clock Sunday led by conductor Olin R Blickensderfer with band accompaniment by Robert Williams The program featured Rubenstein Piano Concerto and the cornet trio Charlie Noel John Crowder and Homer Haw orth performed Echoes of the Catskills by Rogers The concert opened with the Star Spangled Banner and included Semper Fidelis Anchors Aweigh and the US Field Artillery March Army Air Corps song followed by a reading of Dickens Christmas Carol by Aliss Vera Idol head of the English department accompanied by Juanita Poindexter The reading capped a thirteenth year of a college tradition Christmas carols were sung at intervals

High Point College Olin R. Blickensderfer U. S. Field Artillery Army Air Corps Aliss Vera Idol Kenneth Crouse Ministerial Association Herald Angels Miss Idol Juanita Poindexter

Oak View 4-H Club Honored For Achievement

On Achievement Day at Guilford County Courthouse Greensboro the Oak View 4-H Club, with seventy five members, was honored. Jimmy Ferrell led in calf project work while Dollie Ann Hedgecock and Ann Anderson won garden prizes. The club reported 6522 pounds of scrap collected 3159.10 in stamps and bonds and 1035 quarts of fruit canned. Members participated in Dress Revue canning contest and county fair exhibits. Ferrell won highest honors in his calf project at the fair.

Guilford County Court House Greensboro Dollie Ann Hedgecock Oak View Jimmy Ferrell Sears,Roebuck Co Dollie rAnn Hedgecock Ann Anderson

Pageant and Voices to Carol at Oak Hill School

A Christmas pageant titled To All the World, Peace will be presented at Oak Hill School on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. A choir of over a hundred children's voices will sing Christmas carols and the public is invited to attend the vesper service.

Oak Hill

Betsy Saunders Chosen for Dramatic Fraternity at Woman's College

Miss Betsy Saunders has been initiated into Alpha Psi Omega at the Woman's College in Greensboro. She joins twelve new members for her dramatics work and technical ability. The ceremony included a banquet in the college cafeteria and a program in Aycock Auditorium. Lydia Taylor of Brooklyn, president of Masqueraders, presided, with W Raymond Taylor, head of dramatics, as speaker.

Betsy Saunders Alpha Psi Omega Woman's College Greensboro Aycock Lydia Taylor Brooklyn N.Y W. Raymond Taylor Was -Peaker

Canterbury Club Meeting Friday at 3 30 PM

The Canterbury Club will meet Friday at 3 30 o clock with Mrs. Roy Spearman at 112 Brently Circle. Mrs. Carson Burns will have charge of the program.

Canterbury @Club Roy Popearman Brentley Circle Altrusa Club Nrs J. L.rothrock Woodrow Mary Ballard Canterbury Club Roy Spearman Brently Circle Carson Burns

Christmas Party Planned by Wesley Memorial Church

The Woman's Study Class of Wesley Memorial Church will host its Christmas party Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Mrs. T. R. Zimmerman’s home on West Farris Avenue. Associate hostesses are Mrs. W. H. Linthicum, Mrs. J. A. Hardison, Mrs. R. F. Pendergraff, Mrs. W. P. Leonard, and Mrs. W. W. Lewis.

Zimmerman Wesley Memorial Church T. R. Zimmerman West Farris Avenue W. H. Linthicum J. A. Hardison R. F. Pendergraff W. P. Leonard W. W. Lewis

Deliberate discard of ace redirects lead in bridge hand

The Mayfair Bridge Club of New York, led by Fishbein and Schellenberg, features a rubber hand where West discards to mislead. East cashes clubs, West discards to diamonds, and the defender sacrifices the ace of diamonds to force a dummy king. The tactic aims to deter a diamond or heart lead and set the contract.

Ace Mayfair Bridge Club New York Harry J. Fishbein Ralph Schellenberg Fishbein West Queen of Clubs East Manhattan Kans Corp. Pasquale Pat) di Cicco Gloria Vanderbilt di Ciccos Stork Club

Club Meetings Of Interest At Jamestown

Jamestown reports two club gatherings. The Women's Bible Class of Jamestown Methodist Church held a Christmas meeting hosted by Mrs. W G Ragsdale with officers elected for the coming year and a program including readings from the Bible. The Modern Book Club met with Dr James Howell of Greensboro College discussing Cecil Brown's Suez To Singapore and the dining room was decorated in red and white for refreshments.

Jamestown W. G. Ragsdale E. B. Wicke C. E. Armfield, Jr Sanda Wood Woman's Society of Christian Service W. R. Futrelie H., N. Williard P. C. Futrelle H. N. Williard E. D Modern Book Club O. M. Bundy Frances Ham Helen Bostick James Howell Greensboro College Howell Cecil Brown Suez Singapore Brown Egypt Malaya

Over the Tea Cups Club meeting at Emerywood Club

The Tea Cups Club will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at Emerywood Country Club with Mrs. H. A. Millis as hostess. All members are invited.

Emerywood Country Club H. A. Millis Emerywood Club Tea Cups Club

Local notices of ill and visiting military personnel

Dr G C Elliott ill eight months at daughter’s Raleigh home improved Mrs Elliott in Raleigh Sgt WC Bill Shelton returns to Fort Bragg after furlough with mother and brother Pvt Ernest G Smith visits fiancé Mildred Davis Cherry Point honors rifle range at Parris Island Lt Sidney A Gayle Jr returns to Camp Pickett Va patrons and families visit Hollywood Calif Murphey Murphey and Patricia from New York City in Dec Mrs L C Trexlar Burrus Hospital patient Lowel Pierce Burrus Hospital patient Pvt Clarence Kemp Cherry Point Marine Aviation Radio School William T Kemp 1100 Campbell Street and other local names noted in December social and military updates.

G. C. Elliott Walter Watts Aycock Street Raleigh Elliott Ernest G. Smith Mildred Davis Cable Street Marine ‘Corps Parris Island Cherry Point Pvt Smith Parris ‘Island Bill) Shelton Fort Bragg T.G. Shelton T. G. Shelton Shelton 82Nd Air Borne Signal Corps 82Nd Air Borne Div Armed Forces Camp Clairborne Clarence Kemp W. T. Kemp Campbell Street Kemp Marine Aviation Radio School

Anne Adams Pattern 4275 for a princess panel frock

A sewing pattern feature describes Anne Adams Pattern 4275 with a double notched neckline, belt forming points over the front panels, and back ties. It lists sizes 36 through 50, yardage for size 36, and directs readers to order by name address and style number from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Depart ment in New York.

Anne Adams Anne Adams High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 11Th St New.York N.Y

Home Front Forecast Pool Your Fuel Oil and Please the OPA

Along the Atlantic seaboard fuel oil rationing prompts a house pool idea. Several women pool fuel resources and keep one home comfortably warm each day, gathering to sew and mend. OPA officials favor expanding the plan nationwide.

OPA Washington Atlantic Seaboard

Eight hours warmups save oil under wartime rule

Community fuel saving hinges on keeping houses at low temps for eight hours before raising to 65 degrees. Shorter absences allow 58 to 60 degrees. Sugar ration books loom for Dec 15. missing first book risks second. Cotton goods supply shrinks to civilian use next year as most goes to Army and Lend-Lease. drapes and upholstery likely first to go.

Ing Red Cross OPA Th Army

Christmas Cheer Baskets Planned By Goodfelowship Class

The Goodfelowship Class met at Mrs. Pete Kirkman's on High Point road to finalize Christmas cheer basket distribution and final plans for a church Christmas party Monday evening in the social room. A shower of gifts was presented to the hostess, followed by a salad course.

Pete Kirkman High Point Road

Wrike Family News Highlights From Guilford Road

Staff Sergeant Edward Wrike on two week furlough from Gunter Field Alabama visits his parents Mr. and Mrs E B Wrike. J C Allred formerly of Portsmouth Virginia leaves Friday for Pearl Harbor to begin new work. He has stayed with sister Mrs Earl Coltrane on Guilford road since Monday. Pfe Worth Wrike spent Sunday with his parents.

Edward Wrike Gunter Field Alabama E. B. Wrike J.C. Allred Portsmouth Virginia Pearl Harbor Allred Earl Coltrane Guilford Road Pfe. Worth Wrike

Births announce multiple December babies in Guilford area

Mr and Mrs Wade McDowell announce Brenda Faye born December 11 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Troy Proctor announce Sylvia Christine born December 11 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs G A Miller announce James Albert born December at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs G E Handley announce George Edward born December 11 at Guilford General Hospital Route 4. Mr and Mrs Tom Boulding announce daughter born December 12 at Guilford General Hospital Park Street.

Wade McDowell Brenda Faye Burrus Memorial Hospital Troy Proctor Sylvia Christine G. A. Miller Beacon Street James Albert Guilford General Hospital G. E. Handley Route 4 George Edward Tom Boulding Park Street

Many Weddings In Asheboro's Social Life

Asheboro social notes report several marriages and events. Juanita Loflin wed Fred Hunt on November 14 in Corpus Christi Texas with a Methodist ring ceremony. Annie Belle Winstone and Corporal James Hoffner married at Fort Toul trie South Carolina, with attendants and details of families. Leona Laughlin and Arlie Cox tied the knot in Cedar Yalls at the Baptist Parsonage. Mrs. George Joyner hosts a bridge party and announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A M Brewer at 278 Young Street on December 12.

Asheboro Juanita Loflin S. of Farmer High School Naval Air Base Corpus Christi Annie Belle Winstone Star James H. Hoofner Georgia Forts Toultrie S. C Francis B. Mayes Fortendant Lois Johnson Candor James FE. Abernathy Hoffner Claude Winstowe Ashebore Route 2 Mr. Winslowe Corporal Hoffner Leona Laughlin Randleman Arlie Cox Franklinville The Baptist Church Cedar Yalls Charles F. Laughlin Shelly Laughlin A. Cox

Birth of a son for Mrs Brewer formerly Annie Childress

A son named Don Ray was born on December 14 at Guilford General Hospital to Mrs Brewer, formerly Annie Childress of North Wilkesboro. The announcement records the new arrival and parental names without additional detail.

Don Ray Guilford General Hospital Brewer Annie Childress North Wilkesboro

Care tips for holiday houseplants from The Tar Heel Gardener

Ames G. Weav explains how to keep poinsettias African violets Melior begonia and cyclamen healthy after Christmas. Key factors include warm temperatures not below 60F for poinsettia medium 55 to 60F for violets avoiding full sun moisture without drought watering cycles and avoiding cold water. Cyclamen and begonia hate very hot dry rooms and benefit from sunny window light and regular watering especially for cyclamen.

WE THE WOMEN Keep Husband at War In Family Circle

A wartime guide advises wives to stay connected with their absent husbands by frequent letters. Emphasizes sharing daily details, discussing decisions, and seeking input on important family matters. Encourages mentioning small comforts and validating the husband’s role to prevent feelings of isolation.

Loften Ruth Millett

Westmont Bridge Clubs Host Dessert and Prizes

Westmont Wednesday afternoon saw two tables in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. L. Fritz, Mrs. Ed Steere, Mrs. Lillie Lewallen, and Mrs. Ervin Frye. a dessert course was served. The New Deal Bridge Club met Wednesday evening at two tables with high score won by Mrs. Bright Holland and second by Mrs. Charles E. Moore. a salad course followed. The First Methodist Church class held its Christmas party Monday evening with hostessing by several members. gifts were exchanged and a salad course served.

Westmont J. L. Fritz Ed. Steere Lillie Lewallen Ervin Frye New Deal Bridge Club Reitzel Smith Bright Holland Charles E. Moore First Methodist Church J. Dd. Ross Millard Brown A. R. Hix E. C. Bruton W. A. Underwood

Wright and Hardin children celebrate joint birthday

James Edgar Wright ten and Kathryn Ann Hardin eleven celebrated their birthday Saturday at the Wright home. Games and contests delighted guests with Betty Jo Hardin and Lester Wright winning. Birthday cake lemonade and candy were served by the Philathea Sunday School group.

James Edgar Wright John E. Wright Kathryn Ann Hardin Walter Hardin

Great Plains Buffalo Migration Bends Across Vast Herd

A buffalo herd about 25 miles wide in 1811 created one of the final great migrations on the American plains, shifting landscapes as thousands moved in a single sweeping passage.

American Plains

Russian Girl Guerrilla Puzzle Clue List

A fragmented, historical puzzle page lists clues and answers about a Russian guerrilla figure. The grid references personalities like Lieut Liudmila and items from daily life, with scattered definitions for both horizontal and vertical entries.

Liudmila Mohammeda

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Furbank Garden Club Ars. Whitescarver T. A Will E Allen Jay -Chool Sumner H. P. College Carol Oak Hill School McKenney Norsk Charles Harville Key Field Meridian Miss E. C. Harville Colonial Drive Lowel Pierce Willowbrook Street L. C. Trexlar Route Three Guilford Hospital Sidney A. Gayle, Jr Camp Pickett S. A. Gayle Club Drive D. H. Parsons Mt. Airy Wlr. Bowman John C.murphey Patricia New York City Hollywood Cal Murphey Susan Sharp W.H. Moore Mt. Groghan 8. C Princess By Anne Mam Anne France Wilson NEA Ragsdale J. E. Foscue George Joyner T. E. Summer Franklin Street A. M. Brewer Young Street Ames G. Weav Philathea Sunday School Wagger's Elwood Hotel Eme Sie McOm Lou
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