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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1943

Page

6

USO Club Plans Wide Christmas Holiday Program

The USO club in High Point lays out Christmas plans for service members with a Friday carol party, a Saturday 7 to 8 30 p m main party and a late evening dance at the YMCA. Santa Claus will preside, gifts will be given to weekend guests, and local board members join in hosting guests and refreshments.

USO Dorothy Hoskins High Point Sgt Jackson Bosley Camp Mackall Santa Claus New York Sun Willis Slane Mary Sue Briggs

Alpha Theta Phi Sorority Feted By Mrs Moss At Holiday Party

Alpha Theta Phi alumnae from High Point College held their Christmas party at Mrs W Smith Moss home on West Lexington avenue Wednesday. The event featured an evening bridge game with gift exchanges and refreshments. Prizes went to Mrs Cameron Deans for top score and Miss Ina McAdams won a tea towel.

Alpha Theta Psi Sorority High Point College W. Smith Moss Lexington Avenue Thomas Bouldin Cameron Deans Ina McAdams

Thursday Twelve Christmas Party at Mrs Hendrix Home

Members of Thursday Twelve gathered at 808 West Howell Street for a Christmas party hosted by Mrs B Francis Hendrix. Guests enjoyed bridge, a fairy land decor, a holiday punch table, white and red table settings, and a gift tree with prizes and war stamps for winners.

Hendrix B. Francis Hendrix West Howell Street Winford Hinkleigh W. S. Moss Earl Womble Gatewood Shipman Mesdames Tony Simeon Honor Wardell Oohn Hendrix W. S. Greg Amos Winford M. Ridge, Jr Glenn Hendrix Bull Dedmon Harold Dor

Mrs Coleman Hosts Holly Shop Christmas Party

Mrs. Willie Coleman manager of the Holly Shop welcomed all employees to her home at 307 Pine Street for the third annual Holly Christmas party on December 22. Guests enjoyed carols, a two-supper buffet, contests won by Mrs. Margaret Kilduff and Miss Bessie Davis, and a crystal gift for the hostess. Alveria Coleman played Silent Night as the lights dimmed and the room glowed with a Christmas centerpiece and candles. Prayer for Peace closed the gathering with wishes for an end to war and a night of harmony.

Willie Coleman Pine Street Alveria Coleman Margaret Kilduff Bessie Davis

USO Christmas Dance At Local YMCA Gym

Saturday 8 15 p m the USO club holds a Christmas dance at the YMCA gym. An area party and a separate event for soldiers who do not dance are noted as part of the evening's schedule.

USO M. C. A. Gymn Divine Ania Gearle

Colorful Christmas Party for Air Students at High Point College

The 326th College Training Detachment at High Point College hosted a Christmas party in collaboration with Gael council and Junior Service League. USO hostesses assisted. Roy Maga led carols, Horace Haworth emceed, and Bill Neely performed magic. Delicacies and a jitterbug contest added festive flair.

A Point Council of Gael Junior Service League 326Th College High Point College USO Roy Maga Horace Haworth Bill Neely Fred J. Bartlett Willis H. Slane Service League

Local Girl Scout Director Plans Christmas Leave

Mrs. Mabel Burnett will travel to Reidsville for Christmas with friends and expect to return early next week. She will reopen the Girl Scout office on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Frances Jones travels to Goldsboro to resume duties with Western Union after funeral leave for her grandfather G. E. Jones. Emma Carr Bivins of Star-News visits family in Wilmington for the holidays. Cpl James H. McCall and Mrs. McCall arrive for Christmas with his parents. Mrs. McCall is formerly Helen Scott of Kingsport. Major Grover C Farr Jr and Mrs Farr visit family on Colonial Drive. he departs soon for a new Air Transport Command station. Mrs Farr is former Jacquelyn Kinney.

Mabel Burnett Reidsville Frances Jones Goldsboro Western Union Telegraph Company G. E. Jones Winston-Salem Emma Carr Bivins Star-News Wilmington W. A. Bivins North Hamilton Street Cpl James H. McCall Tennessee Cpl. McCall J. H. McCall Colonial Drive McCall Helen Scott Kingsport Tenn Grover C. Farr, Jr G. G. Furr

Dare to remember everything says Elsie Robinson

The piece urges facing past errors openly not to wallow in regret. It argues mistakes can become assets when studied honestly, and it calls for admission of responsibility, self scrutiny, and then decisive forward action. Even God forgives and moves on without lingering guilt.

Nou God

Culler Child Celebrates Second Birthday Party

Mrs. Elbert Culler entertained her daughter Linda Pauline on her upcoming Christmas Day second birthday with games ice cream and cake. Guests included Martha Ann Davis Ann Allred Sandra Marie Roger Ellerbee Judith Robinson Melinda Westmoreland Tommy Ronnie Albertson Kenneth Dutton Billy Culler and Linda Culler plus several mothers.

Elbert Culler Linda Pauline Martha Ann Davis Ann Allred Sandra Marie Roger Ellerbee Judith Robinson Melinda Westmoreland Tommy Ronnie Albertson Kenneth Dutton Billy Culler Linda Culler

Mechanized unit fuels up with 18,000 gallons of gas

A mechanized division completes refueling with 18,000 gallons of gasoline, signaling readiness for upcoming operations. Units coordinate logistics, transport, and safety procedures as fuel stocks are drawn from maintenance depots.

Scout Troop 1 Christmas Party At YWCA

Scout Troop 1 held its annual Christmas party at the Adams Memorial YWCA building Wednesday evening to cap its holiday activities. Boys were guests. games and contests were played and carols were sung with piano accompaniment by Miss Jane Austin, assistant to troop leader Miss Barbara Brooks.

Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A Jane Austin Barbara Brooks

Scout Mabel Burnett Hosts Fortunes and Toy Mending

Mabel Burnett, local Scout free tor, served as special guest and told fortunes for the Scouts and guests. Refreshments followed for the group. The troop’s Christmas project was mending and repainting toys for the Family Service Bureau to distribute.

Mabel Burnett Family Service Bureau

No Dam Gets Demolished in Free Junction City Plan

Kansas Power and Light sought destroying its old Smoky Hill dam, a costly task. Army engineers from Camp ae needed demolition practice. Result: no dam, no expense.

Junction City Kas Kansas Power & Light Co Smoky Hill River Army Campae

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Madeline Hoover USO Club Guadalcanal North Africa Sicily Coadelcanal North Affrica America Lizzie Gooch Alpha Theta Phi Sorority Moss Thelma Moss Anity Nash Annie Lee Jarrell Mesdames Tyree Nabors Dennis Young Archie Koonts Clifford Hinshaw Thomas Strickland John Paul Julia Ryan Coke Cecil Ses Gite Beeance Charlotte Zimmermann Jimmy Harris J. F. Hayden Jake Froelich C. W. Kneessi Doris Moser Sara Hester Melvines American Business Club Gertrude Cook High Point, N. C North Main Street Air W. F. Jones Lindsay Street Mr. Hone Chas. Dewery Hilliard Arnold D. Hilliard Charles Dewey Burrus Memorial Hospital Elsie Robinson Culler High ST YWCA Bethlehem Floral Garden Park Cemetery Washington Street
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