Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina

We have 6,272,067 pages in North Carolina

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1944

Page

6

Miss Stroupe Honored At Buffets Ahead Of Nuptials

Pre wedding events for Doris Stroupe include a buffet luncheon at the Slane home with Lt. Slane and the wedding party. A later formal dinner at Emerywood Country Club celebrated the bride elect and her fiancé with white motif decor and toasts from attendants.

Doris Stroupe Willis H. Slane Meredith Clarke Slane Stroupe Lt. Slane Slane Westwood Miss Stroupe Eleanor Amos Emerywood Country Club Mary Sue Briggs China Troupe Helen Millis Erie J. E. Millis Miss Millis G. V. Stroupe Willis Slane Frank Moose Roanoke Clara Cole Sherrod Cc. T. Latimer Jack Cheek Greensboro Frances Moose R. T. Amos Earl N. Phillips Emerywood Valentine Mrs. Phillips

Rebekahs Will Meet Tonight at Commerce Street Hall

The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7:30 p.m. The hall on Commerce Street is the gathering site for members.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Commerce Street

Private shipyards built most Navy ships in 1943

Private shipyards constructed about 90 percent of all Navy fighting ships during 1943, reflecting their dominant role in wartime production and the expanded industrial output of that year.

Stroupe Slane Wedding Weekend Schedule

Friday at 7 p m Miss Eleanor Amos hosts a dinner for Miss Stroupe in Emerywood. 8 p m rehearsal at Lutheran church with cake cutting at Mrs C T Latimer’s 204 Hillcrest. Saturday 12 p m wedding breakfast hosted by Robert Stroupe for Miss Stroupe and Lt Slane. 8 30 p m wedding and Emerywood club reception follow.

Eleanor Amos Emerywood Miss Stroupe Stroupe-Slane Lutheran Church C. T. Latimer Hillcrest Drive Robert Stroupe Lt. Slane Mrs. Stroupe Emerywood Club

Defensive cross-ruff derailment in team match

In a West opened diamond king and a singleton spade shift, declarer led a club jack for a finesse. East ruffed clubs and returned a spade, West ruffed, and after a series of ruffs and overruffs West beat declarer with the queen, while other tables reached three notrump.

West East Declarer Bac South

USO Openhouse Marks Anniversary With Pins Tonight

High Point USO opens three year celebration inviting public to visit today through Sunday. Tonight at 7 30 a ceremony awards 16 senior hostesses pins for 50 hours of service since August 1. Names include Gladys Moore C W Davis Charlotte Guy Mabel Hargett Josephine Coke and Doris Moser among others.

High Point Uso USO Virginia Frank Gladys Moore C. W. Davis Charlotte Guy Mabel Hargett Josephine Coke George T. Henry C. W. Kneessi James McDowell H. D. Smith J. W. Welborn John Paul Evelyn Unity Nash Julia Ryan Lois Welborn Ruth Welborn Doris Moser

Pettibones to Attend Doris Stroupe Willis Slane Jr Wedding

Mr and Mrs G D Pettibone former High Point residents now in Charlotte are due tomorrow afternoon to attend the wedding of Miss Doris Stroupe to Lt Willis Slane Jr They will stay with Mrs A S Caldwell Jr on Parkway Mr Pettibone will return after the weekend and Mrs Pettibone may visit a few days.

G. D. Pettibone High Point Lotte Doris Stroupe Willis Slane, Jr A. 5. Caldwell, Jr Parkway Mr. Pettibone

Catherine Gill Bible Class Meeting Tonight

The Catherine Gill Bible class will meet this evening at 7 30 at the church for a social gathering and discussion. The session aims to share fellowship and study within the church community.

Catherine Gill

Wedding Guests Arrive For Stroupe Slane Nuptials

Local guests travel from Missouri New York and Roanoke to attend the vowing of Doris Stroupe to Willis H Slane Jr at Emery Wood. Hosts include the Slanes and Whitescarver Cooper households with Muckerman and Stevens families arriving ahead of the ceremony.

D. W. Stevens Marie Gladys Stevens Statesville Fred Whitescarver Ben Cooper Frank Moose da “Ter Frances Moose Guides Roanoke Stroupe

Faithful Workers Meet Tonight at Southside Baptist

The Faithful Workers class of Southside Baptist church will meet at Mrs. Lizzie Everhart's home 1710 King Street Friday.

Southside Baptist Church Lizzie Everhart King Street

Carrick Service Station Opens In Carrick

Local report notes the Carrick Service Station at North Main and Monthieu opens Tuesday under owner Dr. D. B. Carrick. Nine people were arrested for speeding on English Street yesterday.

Carrick North Main Monthieu D. B. Carrick English Street

Local Officers Strike Gold in Liquor Case and Car Theft

February reports from Greensboro show officers W. G. Friddle and C. W. Morris arresting a man charged with possessing 40 gallons of liquor and larceny of an automobile. Other news mentions a local lice nt in Greensboro tonight, Stanton Cecil ending a dispute with Ity Shoe Company, and Mrs. H A Millis visiting Orlando with family. General Woodrow Wilson died in Washington D C with tributes from Henry Cabot Lodge and others. Coolidge outlined a wheat relief plan.

W. G. Friddle C. W. Morris Greensboro Stanton Cecil Ity Shoe Company Mr. Statesville Frank Wineskie H.A. Millis Mr. Millis Orlando, Fla Woodrow Wilson S. Street Washington, D.C Henry Cabot Lodge Woodrow Coolidge Ace

Local Deep River Circle Hosts Birthday Tea and Bible Study

The Deep River group met at teacher Mrs. E J White's home with co host Mrs. Robert Williams, marking Mrs White's birthday with a dirt cake and gifts. Rev J Peele led a Bible study with Miss Cleve Lowe. a delicious supper followed. Several residents visited Camp Croft to see Ralph Gossett in service. News of visiting relatives, travel, and an auto accident were noted, along with a birth. Swiss air post war plan hints at non stop service between the Alps and New York.

E. J. White Robert Williams J Peele Cleve Lowe Mary Ethel Gossett Ralph Gossett Camp Croft Lydia Thrift Liberty Thes Pil Katherine Mann Jamestown F. K. Fowler Charles K. Lanier Randolph County T. J. Jones Rufus Smith R. T. Jordan Greensboro J. P. Jones A. W. Yates Eunice Willard High Point Lula Thacker E. F. Williams C. V. Idol, Jr Norfolk Virginia Idol Arthur Jones Julius Tedder Nora Jones Hickory Grove Doris Marie Wilson Raleigh Deep River Church Day C. L. Jackson C. E. Jorldan John Quincy Swiss Air Service Zurich INS Swiss Office of Transportation Swiss Alps New York

Appellate Division rules custodians need not be paid extra for summer upkeep

The Appellate Division of Brooklyn holds the Board of Education not liable for extra summer salary for custodians keeping schools open. If the ruling stands, New York City could save about 1 million dollars annually, per estimates.

New York INS Appellate Division Brooklyn Board of Education Court of Appeals New York City

Real Love vs Romantic Notions by Elsie Robinson

A reflective essay argues that true love surpasses rosy fantasies. It describes love as a growth process marked by hardness, sacrifice, and missteps, contrasting longing with the reality of intimate partnership and personal growth.

Local Christian Endeavorers Set Greensboro Birthday Event

High Point and city Endeavorers join statewide group in Greensboro to celebrate the 63rd anniversary of the movement founded by Dr. Francis E. Clark of Portland Maine. A banquet at the Masonic Temple on West Market Street closes with candlelight rites and fund giving for C E work worldwide.

High Point Christian Endeavorers Greensboro Francis E. Clark Portland Union Masonic Temple West Market Street Snes City Ware Farrance Semeee Helms Charlotte C.E

Dust hider warns booth holders in city markets

A former house maid now warns New York booth holders that no dirt or refuse is allowed in city markets. She applies for department marks and urges strict cleanliness standards.

New York INS Department Marks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rebekahs NABISCO + NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Josephine Culbertson Ymca Gym J. L. Perkins Utilities Department City of Arnold J. Koonce Roy S. Braden Mr. Perkins Sidney Gayle Sara Alderman J. Norman Wills Grace Methodist Church U. S Walnut Street Sara Wagger Tri Northern Ying Tipt Field Worr Witeed Gee Fla Germany Lydia Pinkham Elsie Robinson Understove Islands Caroline Islands Group White House White House Coffee Resh Fish Hams Seward’s Market Venient Duke Power Company
Search Courier

Search the High Point Enterprise Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The High Point Enterprise?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication