Club Meetings and Social Events Calendar
Tuesday 3 30 DAR chapter at Mrs W T Powell 204 Hillcrest Dr speaker R L Pope with hostesses Mrs T S McKenzie J C Bostian G C Kester L M H Reynolds Sophie Tilden Mary Mungan. Wednesday 10 am Good Will Garden Club at Mrs William B Lewis 224 Woodrow Ave. 3 30 High Point Woman's Club at the YWCA guest speaker Dr I G Greer Mills Home Thomasville. Thursday 1 pm Entre Nous club at Mrs Charles F Long Elm St 3 30 Philomathean Club at Mrs R F J Johnson Carrick Ave with Mrs Howard S Hartzell associate hostess. Saturday 2 pm Emerywood Country Club Saturday lace club eight weeks series at the clubhouse 8 15 pm YMCA dance with band from number ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin Chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution
W. T. Powell
Hillcrest Drive
R. L. Pope
Mesdames
T. S. McKenzie
J. C. Bostian
G. C. Kester
L. M. H. Reynolds
Sophie Tilden
Mary Mungan
Good Will Garden Club
William B. Lewis
Woodrow Avenue
High Point Woman's Club
W.C.A
I. G. Greer
Mills
Thomasville
Charles F. Long
Elm Street
Philomathean Club
R. F. J. Johnson
Carrick Avenue
Howard S. Hartzell
Emerywood Country Club
Licate Club
Ymca Oe
Residents' Notes From Sarasota and Greensboro
Mrs S H Setzer of 1405 Bradshaw Street visits her son and son in law in Sarasota Florida where he is stationed at Set Army Air Base. Mrs Setzer is joined by Mrs Maude Hollingsworth and plans to return by week’s end. Emiliess Cobb returns to Greensboro to resume studies at Woman's College after a break. Mrs J Cobb accompanies her at 511 Newton Street. Mrs John Ballard returns to Asheville after time with Ernest Ward at The Wood Country Club. Patsy Ann Swaim is ill at 900 North Hamilton Street daughter of Mrs Anne Swaim. Johnson returns home after days in Washington and visits son Lt N C Johnson Jr stationed at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Setzer
Bradshaw Street
Sarasota
Fla
Harold L. Setzer
Emiliess “Cobb
Greensboro
Woman's College
J. Cobb
Newton Street
John Ballard
Asheville
Ernest Ward
Theywood Country Club
Patsy Ann Swaim
North
Hamilton Street
Anne Swaim
Wash. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Lt. N. C. Johnson, Jr
Carlisle Barracks
Pennsylvania
Church Social and Class Meeting Noted at Local Homes
The T E L class of Green Street Baptist Church meets at Mrs. Maggie Brown's home 503 East Green Street Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The Ladies Aid of B N A I Israel Synagogue holds a special meeting Wednesday at eight at Mrs. J London's home with Mrs. Herry Doctor as associate hostess. Members urged to attend for important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
T.E.L
Green Street Baptist Church
Maggie Brown
East Green Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
J. London
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Arthur Black
J. S. Green
Moyer Mendenhall
Charles Phillips
Black
Meade Hite
United Thank Offering
Woman’s Auxiliary of the Church
Winston-Salem
YWCA Florence Nightingale Club Reports Planning Conference
Delegates Miss Elizabeth Clinard and Mrs. Artie McDowell returned from Greensboro with details of the Midwinter Conference planning. Theme is Industrial Girls Cutting the Pattern Today for Tomorrow with events including a banquet, dance, and panel on postwar home legislation and adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Building
Ig Point
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Charlotte
Durham
Raleigh
Elizabeth Clinard
Florence Nightingale Club
Artie McDowell
Clinard
Shirley Dorsett
The
Florence Nightingale
Marie Strother
Adams Club
Ee Nell Machen
Choral Clinic Led by Noble Cain At Greensboro College
Noble Cain, renowned Chicago choral director, will lead a high school choral clinic at Woman’s College in Greensboro on Thursday afternoon and night. The event, sponsored by the Music Education club and Tri-Cities Music Educators, welcomes teachers and church music directors, with attendance expected from Winston-Salem area and Alamance Randolph Rockingham counties. A 6 PM dinner in the home economics cafeteria will precede a recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Noble Cain
Chicago
Woman's College
Music Education Club of
College and Greensboro
Tri-Cities
Music Educators Club
Winston-Salem Point
Alamance
Randolph
Rockingham
Bulking
Leonard Cox and Miss Eula Mae Leonard Wed at Pine Grove
Miss Eula Mae Leonard of High Point and Pfc Fields C Cox of Pleasant Garden married January 4 at the bride’s home with Rev Lester Campbell officiating. She is the daughter of A R and Mrs Leonard. he is the son of W I and Mrs Cox. Both graduates, she works in Randleman, he serves at Camp Carson Colorado after furlough. The couple will reside with her parents while he is in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Mae Leonard
High Point
Pfc
Fields C. Cox
Pleasant Garden
Lester Campbell
Pine Grove Baptist Church
Cox
A. R. Leonard
Route 3
Allen Jay High School
Randleman Hosiery Mills, Inc
Randleman
W. I. Cox
Route 1
Providence High School
Carter Fabrics Corporation
Greensboro
Camp Carson
Colo
Births at High Point area announce two daughters
Mr and Mrs J C Hill announce the birth of a daughter Sandra Lee on Friday February 4 at Boulevard branch High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Hill is the former Virginia Hollingsworth Janice Fay Ferrell born February 5 at Sternberger hospital Greens boro to Mr and Mrs T W Ferrell of 1208 Shelton Street High Point Mrs Ferrell is the former Clara Wicker of Sanford Stephens Bible Study class to meet tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs J R Wood 238 Montheu avenue with Mrs C S Grayson leading
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hill
Sandra Lee
Boulevard Branch
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hill
Virginia Hollingsworth
Janice Pay Ferrell
T. W. Ferrell
Shelton Street
High Point
Janice Fay
Sternberger Hospital
Greensboro
Ferrell
Clara Wicker
Sanford
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
J. R. Wood
Montheu Avenue
C. S. Grayson
Misses Kirkpatrick and Robinson Host Dessert Bridge
Thomasville society page notes Miss Lucille Kirkpatrick and Miss Lillian Robinson hosted two tables of dessert bridge with sweetpea decor. Other events include Mrs Gladys Herring's dinner bridge in Rice Apartments, prize winners and a birth announced for Charles Raymond Eanes Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Lillian Robinson
Walter Newby
Tomlinson
C. L. White
Lert Jones
R. H. Holliday
S. L. Pollock
J. W. Prevo
Gladys Herring
Rice Apartments
Fisher Ferry Street
Robert Rapp
G. N. Bryant
Mesdames Vann Strngtiedd
G. N
101 year old woman seeks treatment after stove burn
Cindy Carpenter, a Black woman aged 101 per her family Bible records, went to a doctor for treatment for the first time after she slipped and burned her arm on a hot stove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory
Cindy Carpenter
Miss Best Weds Pfc Brinkley In York South Carolina
Miss Jessie Brinkley, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Bee ofee ville, wed Pfc Youn F Brinkley of Camp Sibert at York South Carolina on January 14. Judge E Gettys Nunn officiated. The bride, a Thomasville High School 1940 graduate, wore a light blue tailored suit with red rosebuds. Brinkley is son of Mr and Mrs W L Brinkley. He attended Pilot High School and has returned to Camp Sibert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Brinkley
Thomasville
Jessie Bost
C. B. Bost
York
D. C
Pfc. Brinkley
Camp Sibert
Ala
V. L. Brinkley
Enterprise
C. Bee Ofeeville
Jessie
Pfc
Youn F. Brinkley
United States Camp Libert
York S. C
Gettys Nunn
Brinkley
Thomasville High School
Carolina Underwear Company
W. L. Brinkley
Defensive discarding in contract bridge challenges
A brief note on how an average player's poor discard method can be exploited by a skilled declarer to turn unfavorable discards into advantage. The text emphasizes the need for a systematic discard approach in defense.
Complex Bridge Play Sent South to a Heart Folding
In a bridge hand West opens hearts and plays to a tense endgame. Declarer ruffs, drafts diamonds, and uses trumps to force East to discard hearts. A late heart ruff and a club misstep by East allow declarer to claim the winning trick with careful timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
Declarer
East
Fatal crash claims Robersonville youth near Stokes
Greenville reports James Garland Pilgreen 18 of Robersonville killed instantly when his car with five others hit a trailer truck near Stokes. Pilgreen's brother William 32 injured, Clarence Manning 31 head injuries. Manning's sister Mrs Vernon Jackson and her two daughters Nora Hallie also hurt. All victims from Robersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
James Garland Pilgreen
Robersonville Farm
T Stokes
Pilgreen
William
Clarence Manning
Manning
Vernon Jackson
Nora
Hallie
Robersonville
Mairzy Coates Triumph For Al Trace Band
New York columnists hail Al Trace and his musicians for the dizzy tune Mairzy Coates. The song has sold 20 000 records recently with orders for 250 000, while teachers use it to teach words and music to children. Jerry Livingston Alman Milton Drake are listed as writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Trace
Dizzy
Mairzy Coates
Hut
Rawison
Mares
Mairzy Doates
Dozy Doates
Liddel Lamzy
Diyey
Jerry Livingston
Alman
Milton Drake
Trace
Gotham
Allies Consolidate Hold In Chin Hills Burma
New Delhi reports Allied troops have consolidated gains in the Chin Hills sector in Burma. Allied heavy and U.S. medium bombers conducted raids on airfields southeast of Mandalay while mediums attacked other Japanese airstrips. RAF dive bombers hit two towns near Buthidaung as land forces pressed engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Chin Hills
Lord Louis Ountbatten
Southeast Asia Command
Mandalay
Buthidaung
Burma
Berlin Charges British With Attack On Red Cross Ship
Berlin radio claimed British planes bombed and machine gunned the 900 ton Swedish Red Cross ship Wiril in a harbor on Chios island, killing a Swedish Red representative and a crew member. Six multi engined planes were said to have attacked, starting fires aboard the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Berlin
Red Cross
Wiril
Chios
de Nielson
Swan Red
Ration Tokens Speed Buying Of Groceries
Demonstrations of the new ration tokens showed a fifty percent reduction in time to buy rationed groceries. The OPA reported that one hundred retailers watched the simplified token plan, claiming one hundred percent efficiency. Ten housewives moved through checkout in five minutes with goods worth sixteen dollars, versus eleven minutes fifty five seconds for ten housewives under the old system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Lipstick Kiss V Mail Messages Baffle Post Officials
New York February reports lipstick kissed V mail letters sent to overseas troops breach postal rules. Chicago officials noted some kisses reach York Port Postal authorities who say the ideal kiss should be light in a corner to avoid smudging writing. Extra lipstick coats risk smears and rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
York Army Post Office
York Port
Permits Issued For Two Fire Escapes In High Point
Two High Point rooming houses received fire escape permits after the city building inspector urged escapes or vacating living spaces. Smithdeal Realty got 60 dollars for 120 College Street. Miss Aisey L. Osborne received 100 dollars for 613 English Street. Wachovia Bank also received 600 dollars for re roofing at the Woolworth store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithdeal Realty Company
College Street
Rmit
Aisey L. Osborne
English Street
Wachovia Bank
Woolworth
Council Meeting Set for 7 30 Thursday in City Hall
Mayor Arnold J. Koonce announces the regular city council meeting will be held at 7:30 p m in the city hall council chambers due to a brief agenda with little public interest. Babassu palm oil substitution noted as olive oil substitute in all uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold J. Koonce
Koonce
Anne Adams Pattern 4599 Apron Pattern Offer
Sewing pattern offer from High Point Enterprise for pattern 4599 apron designs. Notes one yard of 35 inch fabric for small sizes 32-34 and 40-42, mentions transfer motifs for embroidery, price twenty cents, order details and address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toei Contras
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Allies Seek Way To Curb Post-War Axis Aggression
London time report says American British and Russian staffs of the European Advisory Commission are assembling memoranda from Allied leaders on postwar Germany to curb future aggressions. The U S State Department and the U S chief of staff have contributed military and political data now shared with the commission via Ambassador John G Winant Jr as Britain and Russia also compile plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
European Advisory Commission
Germany
American State Department
U. S
Commission
John G. Winant
Nash Edgecombe Rent Control Opens Saturday
Nash and Edgecombe counties prepare to register about 8000 dwelling units as part of a new rent control program. Defense rental area director Zeno G Hollowell warns that all rental quarters must be registered or face a 5000 dollar fine or imprisonment. Rents are reset to the March 1 1943 level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Nash- Edgecombe County
Zeno G. Hollowell
Defense Rental Area
Roosevelt Confirmed for Illinois Primary April 11
President Roosevelt will be entered in the Illinois presidential preferential primary on April 11, per Edward P. Allen head of the Democratic State Central Committee. The advisory poll in 1936 and 1940 shows his prior ballot presence, though not binding on delegates. The 1943 year end active-duty Navy Marine and Coast Guard personnel totaled about 2.87 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FDR
Springfield
Ill
Roosevelt
Illinois
Edward P. Allen
Democratic State Central Committee
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Listen World by Elsie Robinson in a Cynic’s View
The essay argues sentimentalists dodge reality and avoid direct action while cynics face facts honestly. It mocks pleasant platitudes, praising the honest if flawed stance that confronts life squarely and resists comforting evasions. The piece laments popular sentimentality and its political appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralaver
Susan
Thomasville Man Draws Suspended Sentence For Stealing Shoes
Thomasville on February 8 district court heard Clif ford Manns receive a 12 month suspended sentence for larceny and receiving after stealing a pair of shoes. He must avoid further laws for two years and pay court costs. Albert Buchannan, a colored man, got four months suspended for assault on a female if he pays $10 and court costs and behaves for two years. R. E. Mills pled trespass instead of hit and run and must pay court costs plus $10 to the city for property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clifford Manns
Manns
Albert Buchannan
R. E. Mills
China Grove
Roosevelt Jones Arrested for Board Bill Charge in Greensboro
Chief of Police FE R. Richardson said Roosevelt Jones, a Negro man sought in Thomasville on a beating a board bill charge, has been arrested in Greensboro and will be returned for trial. Trial set for Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
FE. R. Richardson
Roosevelt Jones
Greensboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wnait Israel Ladies’ Aid
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Guilford Furniture CO
YWCA
Hi School Choral Clinic
Leonard Cox
Hills
Calvary
Clark Home
Tenie
Cavalry Mothod Church
VOWS
Misses Robinson and Kirkpatrick Feterville Club
Charlies R. Eanes
Charle Raymond, Jr
City Memorial Hospital
Eanes
Mary Alice Hoover
Annie Mae Atwater
Burlington
Agnes Herndon
Matthews
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Main Street Parents Association
Tom Einstein
W. K. McGee
L. L. Wilkinson
Williamson
China
First Presbyterian Church
Janie Morrison
Georgianna Bird
Miss Best
York, S.C
East Dealer
AQI
Idaho
Dissy
Liddle
Lamzy
Divey
Ty Ane Adams
Nash-Edgecombe Rent Control
Dr. Caldwell
Wells Sinna
Elsie Robinson
Dearie
Mary Brown
John Smith
Mary Doe
Tare Ldy
Pay
Rts
Eam TT
Duke Power Company
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