Misses York And Crowder Honor Bride Elect At Bridge
Miss Cath rine Ryan bride elect and Mrs William Thomas Mowery honor a bride elect at a bridge party hosted by Misses Caroline York and Geneva Crowder. guests enjoyed poinsettia decor and a wedding bell iced treat slate. Posey Redman won top score. Christine Lentz was runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Crowder
Bridge
Cathrine Ryan
Ryn
Phil
George Griffin, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
China
Mowery
Anna ‘Lee Ellison
Crystal
Posey Redman
Christine Lentz
Miss Ryan
Barbara Mathews
Frances Jolson
Florence Ellis
Wanda Harville
Janie Wilson
Harry Burch Crawford
Betsy York
James
J. Ryan
Arthur Ellison
Brides Elect Share Honors and Socials
Miss Kitty Mann and Miss Catherine Ryan, popular young brides elect, share honors at an informal tea tomorrow afternoon hosted by Miss Ima Shore Sheriff Betsy Yow and Mary Elizabeth Lindsay at a Johnson Street home. Mann attends a Friday dinner hosted by Miss Frances Johnson at 319 Otsray Drive and Mrs. Carter Tate Holbrook hosts Saturday afternoon with Mrs. G Edwin Hedrick honoring Mann. Ryan receives many social courtesies including a breakfast by Posey Redman and a dessert bridge at Emery wood country club hosted by Miss Gloria Ilderton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Mann
Catherine Ryan
Ima Shore Sheriff
Betsy Yow
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
Armer
Johnson Street
Miss Mann
Frances Johnson
Otsray
Carter Tate Holbrook
G. Edwin Hedrick
Miss Ryan
Iss Posey Redman
Gloria Ilderton
Emerywood Country Club
Openhouse Hosted by Miss Jackson at 1100 Forest Hill Drive
Miss Jackson hosts an open house today at 1100 Forest Hill Drive with honor guests Miss Kitty Mann bride-elect, Miss Kath Thompson from Philadelphia, and Mrs James Robit Dawson recently married. Mann's betrothal to John N Hughes was announced. Dawson was Anna Mae Hatcher before marriage. Thompson guests of Miss Frances Grayson. invites extend to 3:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lou
Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Kitty Mann
Thompson
Philadelphia
James Robit Dawson
Miss Mann
John N. Hughes
Dawson
Anna Mae Hatcher
Miss Thompson
Frances Grayson
Pentagon Club Meets With Mrs Bernard Tonight at Seven
The Pentagon Club will meet this evening at 7 30 with Mrs Gilbert Bernard at her home 401 Parkway. This will be the regular weekly session of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Gilbert Bernard
401 Parkway
Military families on leave from Maxwell and area
Cadet James A Mitch ell from Maxwell Field Montgomery Alabama is home on two week leave to visit his mother Mrs H L Mitchell 809 Carrick. Naval Aviation Cadet William Pickett Hamlin returned to Charlotte after Christmas with his mother Mrs Margaret P Hamlin 1002 Rotary Drive. Miss Ida Mare Yow of Louisburg and Miss Lillian Yow of Thomasville visited their brother David T Yow and Mrs Yow on Edge dale Drive. Various local relatives sent Christmas greetings and returned home including Mrs Cleo Davis who visited her husband Pvt Cleo Davis at Camp Sibert Alabama. Ensign D T Harvey Jr left Chapel Hill with Mrs Harvey for New York City to attend the Merchant Marine Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Mitchell
Maxwell Field
Montgomery
Alabama
H. L. Mitchell
Carrick
William Pickett Hamlin
Charlotte
Margaret P. Hamlin
Rotary Drive
Ida Mare Yow
Louisburg
Lillian Yow
Thomasville
David T. Yow
Mrs. Yow
Edgedale Drive
Cleo Davis
Venable Street
Pvt
Gadsden
Ala
Pvt. Davis
Camp Sibert
D. T. Harvey, Jr
Naval Pre-Flight School
Chapel Hill
Harvey
D. T. Harvey
Gordon Street
New York City
New York State Merchant Marine Academy
Raymond Reid
Charles Lambeth, Jr
Washington
D. C
Ensign Moyer Mendenhall, Jr
Moyer Mendenhall
Fleet Sound School
Key West
Fla
Norfolk
Ralph Wilson
Alce Lambeth Wilson
Durham
Smithfield
Paul Snell
Paul, Jr
Tommy
Wilmington
B. H. Williamson
Ben
Moltie Snell
Myers Street
Snell
S. L. Pollock
Kinston
Ray Hoover
North Wilkesboro
Mr. Hoover
D. FE. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Pattern 4313 Dress Pattern Listing
Anne Adams features the matron-at-home style Pattern 4313 with slim front panel and white collar contrast, available in sizes 34 through 48. Yardage listed for size 36, order details, and 10 cent pattern book offers from The Point Enterprise Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Gh Point Enterprise
Weatt
New York
Contract is Vital In Rubber Bridge
In a rubber bridge game Francis R. Stark chief counsel for Western Union faced an interesting problem. Stark seldom plays duplicate bridge but loves rubber bridge and he handled the situation well. Southboard shows cards 102 QJ5 9874 BKS862.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. Stark
Western Union
Mr. Stark
Stark BAK JIB Ass 13 K1075
The article describes a bridge hand played by Mr. Stark North and his plan to reach a slam. He opens North and evaluates risks based on the queen of clubs holding or not, then plays club ace, trumps, and diamond ace to reach a five over five contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
North
Loflin couple announce son Jerry Wayne birth
Mr and Mrs E P Loflin of High Point route one announce the birth of a son Jerry Wayne on Monday December 28 at Burrus Memorial Hospital in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Loflin
High Point Route One
Jerry Wayne
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Stephens Bible Class to Meet at Mrs Smith Home
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet tomorrow at 3 PM at the home of Mrs D. Smith 603 Hawthorne Street. Mrs Nora L. Andrews will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible
Stephens Bible Study
Ww. D. Smith
Hawthorne Street
Nora L. Andrews
Wartime Women Praised For Courageous Motherhood
Ruth Millett notes wartime women show spunk by having babies despite husbands at defense plants. Women forego sympathy and manage hospital care, often apart from husbands, moving with families to follow men in service while continuing childrearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Coun
Lambeth Family Dinner Draws Many, Class of '25 Entertained
THOMASVILLE December 29 annual Lambeth family gathering at Robert E Lee Hotel Winston-Salem featured a three course turkey meal. Guests included Rev Lee F Tuttle and many Lambeth relatives from Greensboro Statesville Durham and Asheville. Class of 1925 reunion hosted by Claude Royals with nineteen attendees followed by a holiday buffet and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambeth
Thomasville
Frank Simmons Lambeth
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Main Street Methodist Church
Lee F. Tuttle
Lois Johnson
Charles F. Lambeth
Charles Lambeth
J. E. Lambeth
J. E. Lambeth, Jr
Molly Lambeth
Ralph Lambeth
Greensboro
Frank Lambeth
States Ville
W. A. Lambeth
Elizabeth
Bill Lambeth
Asheville
W. W. Rankin
Eleanor Rankin
William Rankin
Durham
Thomasville High School
Kinneywood
George Hundley
Charles Moore
Liston Pope
J. W. Hauss
Mrs Wohl Declares North Carolina Assembly Likely Dry
Mrs Helen Roberson Wohl director of the North Carolina W C T U says the 1943 legislature will be predominantly dry based on a survey showing only five of 170 members favor liquor sales. W C T U distributed questionnaires to legislators. Costa Rica to build Pan American Highway section from San Jose to the Panama border linking to the Canal road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Helen Roberson Wohl
North Carolina Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W.C.T.U
Costa Rica
San Jose
Panama
Canal
Indianan Finds A Paramecia That Behaves Like Germans
Dr. Tracy M. Sonneborn of Indiana University reports paramecia races that kill their own kind in four ways, poison water harmless to themselves, with 12 mating castes observed in P Aurelia and rare doubles that preserve caste through chained matings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Presh
Bloomington
Ind
Tracy M. Sonneborn
Indiana University
Sonneborn
They Also Serve 1943 Victory Book Campaign
The 1943 Victory Book Campaign asks households to donate readable books for soldiers. From January 3 to March 5, families are urged to sort and contribute titles to boost morale, with support from the American Library Association, American Red Cross, and United Service Organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
American Red Cross
United Service Organizations
Intruder Leaves Coin Trail After Burglary in Camden
Police tracing a downtown store break in Camden New Jersey followed a trail of coins from a broken window to a shed then a hastily scratched tunnel under earth floor to basements and out a forced street window. The burglar escaped with 94 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Rationing overhaul to clear red tape in 1943
Wartime Washington notes that a complete rationalization of wartime rationing is planned for 1943. The move shifts control to private and national groups to restore public confidence in price control and rationing, with rubber and gasoline programs to be explained by allied associations and the War Time Highway Traffic Program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leon Henderson
OPA
Trade and Civic Association
William Jeffers
Senate
Truman
Charles A. Andrews
Florida
Automotive Safety Foundation
Jeffers
ODT
Joseph B. Eastman
War Department
WPB
Twins and Triplets Challenge WPB Carriage Rules
The War Production Board faces requests from manufacturers for exceptions to a June order capping steel in baby carriages at six pounds. Twin and triplet carriages require more material, and approvals are given only when a clear need is shown and the carriages are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
Consumer Durable Goods
WPB
Nazi Air Chieftain In Africa Demoted
London dispatch reports Field Marshal Albert Kesselring reassigned from Mediterranean air command to a Don front post in Russia after Axis failure to halt RAF in Libya. He is said to be replaced by Field Marshal Erwin Von Witzleben amid Rommel’s complaints of insufficient air support. In Buenos Aires, two brothers hosted a cocktail party for 300 guests to raise war funds, offering one free drink but charging $1.50 for subsequent beverages, totaling $700 in two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albert Kesselring
Mediterranean
Don Front
Russia
RAF
Libya
Keselring
Rommel
Eighth Army
Kesselring
Field Marshal
Ervin von Witzleben
North Africa
Buenos Aires
Argentina
You Women Control Our Destiny With Food Says Rector
Wartime call to conserve food urges women to support the war effort by saving and rationing. George Rector stresses food as a weapon to sustain troops, feed occupied nations, and help win victory and peace. He highlights new wartime recipes and duties for American women at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Hitler
Claude R. Wickard
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Women's
Madeline Hoover
Miss Jackson
Entagon Club
Bernard ‘Onight
J. J. Hamlin
Margaret P. Samlin
Rutherfordton
J. M. Curtis
Jimmie
Frederick, Md
W. Lawrenson
Einnis Street
J. FE. Letheo
Burrus Hospital
Virginia Buser
Orlando Street
J. DB. Elliot
Trinity
Route Two
J. D. Elliott
High Point
Whitson C. Skeen
Denton
Everett Skeen
Marshall Skeen
John Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Duncan
S. c
Rothrock
JO. M. Moore
Robert Bundy
Wisconsin
F. R. Hearne
Jack
Groome-Lackey Clinic
Park Street
Alice Ward
HC. Poole
East Green Street
Knoxville
Chattanooga, Tenn
W. H. Moore
Mt. Croghan
Archdale
3. A. Bowers
Hedrick Street
Lucile Hester
Edith Lambeth
Asheboro
O. W. Spencer
Honoea
Mabel Burnett
Reidsville
W. P. Grubbs
Greenwood
Miss
Air Corps
Annie E. Grubbs
Metal Breakfast
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
McKenney
William E. McKenney
America's Card Authority
West Pass
East Pass
Lizzie Gooch
Vicks VA
Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Royals En
George D. Finch
Lee Tuttle
Finch “Play
Colonial Drive
Dickens
Martha Phillips
Sunrise Avenue
Betty Green
Nancy Farrington
Beverly Neilson
Margaret Green
Nancy Green
Mary Long
Spencer Carlton
Mary McNeill
Gardner, Mass
Moore Street
J. &. Lambeth
C. R. Patterson
Indianan
Empire State Building
Yugoslavia
Africa
America
Fiat Halon Foul & Nawition Conruttent, Weiser & Go
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