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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1943

Page

6

December church and club events in town calendar

The schedule lists the Musical Art club at Mrs. Amos with Mrs. Harris directing. a Ladies bridge game at Emery Country Club hosted by Mrs. Hunter Dalton. the Woman's Christian Union at Mrs. Eshelman’s home with Mrs. McMurray telling the Christmas story. Veterans of Foreign Wars Christmas event. Home and Garden Club Christmas tea at Mrs. Geddie’s. and a USO Christmas dance at the Y M C A gym for service members with an additional party for non dancers.

Musical Art Club R. T. Amos Valette J. Harris Emery Country Club Hunter Dalton Conrd Duplicate Hes m Woman's Christiance Union Bes J. A. Eshelman Johnson Street C. A. McMurray Home and Garden Club K. B. Geddie Rotary Drive USO Club

USO Dance Draws Largest Crowd at YMCA Event

A large Saturday night USO dance at the YMCA drew the biggest turnout of the series. The high school a cappella choir performed Christmas carols under Carl Cronsted's direction. Mrs Gorman Mrs Smith and Mrs Davis supervised hostess duties with Miss Chilé assisting. Afternoon program included choir carols led by Gilbert Sechrest and accordion solos by Dot Lewis. Staff noted junior and senior projects must bring a proper item to the center by Friday.

Carl G. N Terry Chilé John Paul Julia Ryan Gilbert Sechrest Dot Lewis Katz Camp Mackall Jesses Mesdames Roy Strotz Hugh Smart Garland Pollock R. L. Proctor Tvo

Mrs Schwartz Wins Divorce After Cruelty Claim In Chicago

Mary Louise Schwartz told Judge Dunne in circuit court her husband struck her for refusing to chase off to follow the ire trucks. She was granted a divorce.

Chicago Mary Louise Schwartz Robert J. Dunne

New name for marines in Auckland causes cultural exchange

U S marines become known as Cobbers in Auckland as New Zealand soldiers translate the term pal or buddy. The report cites Master Technical Sergeant Jim G. Uuens of Tulsa Oklahoma, a Marine Corps combat correspondent, noting the cross cultural nickname.

Auckland INS New Zealand U. S Pal Buddy Jim G. Uuens Tulsa Oklo Marine Corps

Miss McDowell Honored At Bridal Shower

Miss Lorraine McDowell was honored at a Friday night bridal shower hosted by cousin Miss Elizabeth Cox at 807 Rotary Drive. The event featured pink rosebud corsages, gift opening, and prizes won by Lilly Mae Harris and Opal Nelson. A second shower is planned for tomorrow hosted by Miss Hamilton at her north city home.

Lorraine cDowell Elizabeth Cox Rotary Drive Miss Cox Miss McDowell Central Friends Church Lilly Mae Harris Opal Nelson Lilly Mae Haris J. Wassie Wilson F. Williams Louise Wason J.J. McDowell O.G. Cox Clara Foster Francesce Almina Stroud Ces Hamilton

Christian Science Lesson-Sermon Highlights Faith and Deception

A church service cites Hebrews 11 23 and Matthew 24 passages alongside quotes from Mary Baker Eddy. The text emphasizes that God evolves the universe including man and that spiritual ideas obey the Mind that makes them. It frames science as triumphing over material sense and false theories.

Sunny Bee Jesus Christ Mary Baker Eddy

Officers elected for Hedrick class at First Evangelical church

The E. T. Hedrick class elected officers for 1944 at a Sunday meeting. Coy Moose was president, Rufus Laws vice president, Raymond Clapp secretary, with a tie for assistant secretary between Ernest Garner and Claude Wright. Paul Clapp treasurer, D F Foust assistant, Paul Surrett roll clerk. Teaching staff includes F W Gibbardt musical director, Fred Wilson assistant musical director, Mrs F W Gibbardt assistant pianist, Mary Edith Ferree teacher, S E ere and assistant teacher M ks.

E. T. Hedrick First Evangelical and Reformed Church Coy Moose Rufus Laws Raymond Clapp Ernest Garner Claude Wright Paul Clapp D. F. Foust Paul Surrett

Christmas Luncheon at Mrs Jones Home

Mrs. Lillian Jones hosted a Christmas luncheon on Sunday at 412 North Main. About 50 guests attended as Yuletide decor and a Christmas tree set the scene. Rev. Weldon gave an invocation, carols were sung, and Sgt. Shields read 30 former guests now serving in the armed forces before the gift exchange.

Lillian Jones North Main Street Wilson O. Weldon Frank Shields

Untold Guadalcanal Heroism Revealed by Pvt Elwood Carpenter

Pvt Elwood Carpenter returns to Harrisburg after four months in the Pacific with a tale of a heroic sacrifice by his best friend who threw himself on a live shell to save 50 men, dying instantly according to the report.

Harrisburg INS Guadalcanal Pvt Elwood Carpenter Pacific

Wear Defense and the Diamond Trick in Four Spades

The article analyzes a four spades contract where South's hand strength and the North South fit justify a game try. West's diamond lead and hearts play show how cautious defense and accurate reading of East's double after hearts influence the outcome. A top heart shift by West could have defeated the contract.

North Actubia South West East Declarer Hearts

Local Notes on Salisbury Residents and Holiday Travel

Mrs. James Garner spends Sunday with her uncle J R Young on Montheu avenue. Garner’s husband serves with U S forces in England. Mrs. Herbert Hodgin, nurse at Guilford General Hospital, is ill with the flu and a patient at Archdale a while. Miss Emmagene Shields leaves for New York City to spend holidays with Ensign and Mrs D T Harvey. Harvey is formerly Miss Margaret Shields.

James Garner Salisbury J.R. Young Montheu Avenue Garner U.S England Herbert Hodgin Archdale Guilford General Hospital Emmagene Shields New York City Ensign D. T. Harvey Harvey Margaret Shield

Local Birth Announcements For December

Mr and Mrs W Edgar Floyd announce a daughter Carol Jean born December 17 at Guilford General hospital. Mr and Mrs W F Grutis announce a son Barry Douglas born December 14 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Dough Spell announce a son Roger Earl born December 15 at Burrus Memorial hospital.

Floyd W. Edgar Floyd Thissell Street Carol Jean Guilford General Hospital W. F. Grutis W. Willis Street Barry Douglas Burrus Memorial Hospital Spell Mrs. Dough Spell Asheboro Road Roger Earl

Jamestown P T A Christmas Play and Club Activities

Jamestown P T A held its December meeting at 8 00 p m with the annual Christmas program Why the Chimes Rang featuring soloist Tansy Dillon. The Good Fellowship Class mailed Upper Room Booklets to Jamestown service members and two magazines were gifted to B T C No 10 Greensboro.

Jamestown P.T. A. of Tansy Dillon Lucy Webster Cairy Osborne Lillte Ay Miss Ruthacer Horney Dan Smith Good Fellowship Lucille Bumgarner Jamestown Methodist Church Greensboro

Petty Officer Ingebo Returns to Teach at Self Grade School

Ingebo, a Petty Officer, replaces an ill teacher at Self grade school in Minnett Mont, after returning home from overseas duty and restoring classroom instruction. The attendance has been perfect since he began teaching.

Parachute Requires Unusual Material Stock

It takes 162 pairs of silk stockings to make one parachute, a five years supply for a single wearer, illustrating the large quantity of fabric used in early parachute manufacture.

Self Reliance Over Self Control for Youth and Adults

Elsie Robinson argues against sermons on self restraint for youth and even adults. She urges fostering self reliance and individuality to resist a mechanized, standardized world.

Asparagus Planting and Care For Home Gardens

The guide explains preparing soil with manure before planting asparagus crowns. Plant Mary Washington variety crowns in wide 6 to 8 inch trenches, 18 inches apart, cover with 2 to 3 inches soil, and gradually fill as roots grow. Fertilize lightly, keep soil loose, and harvest only in the second year for short periods, extending with age.

Mary Wason

Pattern 4450 dress with flattering yoke lines

Here is a rayon crepe frock pattern 4450 featuring a fitted bodice and skirt with rounded yoke lines. It offers sizes 34 through 48, requires 3 to 7% yards of 29 inch fabric, and is advertised by High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.

High Point Enterprise Pattern Department Weet 17Th St New York N.Y

OPA Men Cold To Heat Requirements

Johnstown December 26 district conference where fifty local board officials wore heavy coats in county supervisor chambers. E J Elliott, William Haas and Albany CPA district office speakers urged fuel saving as room heated to 66 degrees, the CPA requirement. Haas admitted coldly it was first time he had felt this set of regs.

Johnstown E. J. Elliott William Haas Albany

Washington Papers Cut Down By Strike

Washington readers faced reduced news as composing room workers struck, shrinking four papers to ten pages. The Post and the Times-Herald published one edition each, serving about 625,000 readers, amid actions by the typographical workers union affiliated with Cobra Local 101 of the International Typographical Union.

Washington The Post Times-Herald T Pchical Employee Union Cobra Local 101 International Typographical Union

Broughton Praises Negro Farmer Aid

Governor J M Broughton praised Negro farmer aid in a speech at the Negro Orphanage in Oxford. He urged white and Black leaders to solve state issues without outside agitators. Gifts totaling over 5 thousand dollars supported the orphanage, including cash from the North Carolina chapter of the New Farmers of America and proceeds from a football game.

Oxford Ernor J. M. Broughton North Carolina New Farmers of America Field Artillery

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