Mrs America Urges Care With Spices Of War Time
The Office of Price Administration warns against wasting spices while supplies are stretched for war. Two years of mustard and pepper on hand, plus a World War II era spice shortage, prompts Mrs. America to urge precise measuring. Readers are advised to use only what is needed and to stretch flavors by reducing vanilla, cinnamon, and other spices.
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America
Office of Price Administration
Consumer Division
Zanzibar
West Indies
Record Attendance At Meeting Of Children’s Division Officials
A large turnout appeared at the February meeting of the Children’s Division of the First Methodist Church with twenty one of twenty three members present. Mrs Pf R Ballard presided. Mrs W R Morrow of Wesley Memorial Methodist led worship and Miss Myrtle Navis outlined the junior church plan for Lent. James Odell Culler and L H Zimmerman led a social hour with Valentine decorations, refreshments, and patriotic touches including carnations, American flags, and church flags as a backdrop.
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First Methodist Church
Pf. R. Ballard
W. R. Morrow
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Myrtle Navis
Janior Church
James Odell Culler
L. H. Zimmerman
Christian Church
Bridal Luncheon Fetes Mrs DeCourcy Pollock Jr
Mrs John William Slate Jr hosted a refined bridal luncheon yesterday afternoon at the Stewart home 304 Lindsay Street in honor of Mrs DeCourcy M Pollock nee Frances Mann The intimate guest list included close friends and featured pink sweetpea centerpieces a bridal favor garlanded place card and a three course luncheon served to the honoree her mother and a select group of Mrs Pitts Phillips Amos Jarrell Tomlinson Bett Rankin and Misses Shotoff Jackson Dalston Jackson and Lacy Tomlinson with gifts of pottery vases noted by guests. luncheon began at one oclock
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DeCourcy M. Pollock
Frances Mann
John William Slate, Jr
L. R. Stewart
Lindsay Street
Pollock
Mat Mann
Thomas R. Pitts
William Phillips
Kenner Amos
William Jarrell
W. A. Tomlinson
Henry Bett
Robert Rankin
Mr. B. Leath
Helen
Max Hinshaw
Ft. Bragg
Aliss Chadwick
Jamestown
Wicker
Winston
John Reynolds
Pi. Jackson
Reynolds
Mary Alice Davis
W. E. Gaddy
Daughtah Betty
Etlerbe
TL. Helms
Helms
E. F. Caudle
Greensboro
Frank Williams
Beatrice Thompson
Franklinville
Book Review Featured by Tea and Topics Club
Mrs. Alice Paige White spoke at the Tea and Topics Club meeting held yesterday at Mrs. W. F. Clayton home. The review covered Mary Ellen Chase Wind-Swept with background on the author and a vivid character portrayal, set around an 1880 Maine coastal house built by a Civil War veteran and its plain spoken housekeeper.
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Tea and Topics Club
Mary Ellen Chase
W. F. Clayton
Alice Paige White
Horace Haworth
YWCA Board Welcomes New Directors at February Meeting
January elected new board members were welcomed at the YWCA board meeting held at the Adams Memorial building with Mrs. Kenneth Redman presiding in place of the ill president Mrs. W. C. Idol. New members include Mesdames H. F. Hunsucker M. T Lambe A G Douglas Julia Liles Phoebe Meadows Ellen Jensen.
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Adams Memorial Building
Kenneth Redman
W. C. Idol
Miss Kent Shown Courtesy at Bridal Shower
Miss Virginia Ann Kent, bride elect, was honored at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. Hoe M. Clemmer at 222 Avery Street. The event featured a war game and linen gifts, with twelve guests and prizes awarded to Mrs. W. F. Kent and Mrs. Montgomery Kimsey. Refreshments followed, and Miss Kent will be honored again tonight by Miss Margaret Burley at 604 West Broad Street.
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Paul Curtis Jack Ll
Boston
Mass
Parkersburg
West Va
Hoe M. Clemmer
Avery Street
Tbe
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Montgomery Kimsey
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Have A Heart Drive Tomorrow In High Point
The Have A Heart Drive sponsored by the local Women’s Club will be on the streets of High Point tomorrow Valentine Day. The Sophomore Gift Reserve Club assists and hosts hope for a generous response to aid the lunch fund for underprivileged city school children. Co chairs Mrs H J Coffield and G H Jones aim to raise and have canned this year 15000 jars of vegetables for the schools.
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Womans Club
High Point
Sopphomore Gift Reserve Club
H. J. Coffield
G. H. Jones
Honorary board member elected amid committee rosters
An honorary board member was elected. Committees for the year were announced with numerous chairs and members across Education, Industrial, House, Public Affairs, Finance, Music, Health Education, Membership, and related subcommittees. The Girl Reserve committee will be appointed later.
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Anm
Mesdames
A. G.douglas
R. T. Amos
Robert Bain
W. F. Clayton
H. J. Coffield
P. W Flagge
Fred Flagler
W. WW. Gluyas Marshall Hall
F. H. Hallenbeck
Edgar Hartley
Howard Hartzell
Cecil Haworth
Percy Idol
Gaston Johnson
Frank Judish
Shuban Wirkman
MacLean Leath
Forest Murray
P. J. Neal
William Phillips
J. W. Poole
W. T. Saunders
H. D. Sears
G. V Stroupe
Bill Tomlinson
E. 3
Wall
Joe Weaver
A A. M. Utley
H. A. Millis
Leta Anderson
Nathan, Ayers
Carter Dalton
A. EB
P. W. Flagge
Taylor Simpson
Charles F. Carroll
W. L. Jackson
A. S. Parker
Logan Porter
W. G. Ragsdale
Tom Gold
Robert Davis
M. B. Leath
Helen Marie Sheloff
Betty Hardin
Caroline Datton
Gala Fashion Show Funds U S Armed Forces
A Friday 5 45 p m dinner for Girl Scout Council members and leaders features Afiss Theresa Carter as guest speaker at the Y W C A A Saturday gala Fashion Show and dinner dance raises funds for the U S armed forces sponsored by Bun Dies for America High Point and Sedgefield chapters The Ramblers provide dinner music and Miss Virginia Franks Trio performs Spurs Sprig fashions modeling by local young women
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Girl Scout Council
Afiss
Theresa Carter
Girl Scouts
High Point
Sedgefield
Bundies For America
U. S
Sedgefield Inn
The
Ramblers
Mrs Robbins Honored At Randleman Shower
A society note from Randleman describes a mixed shower at Mrs YT Allred home honoring Mrs Sherwood Robbins. Guests registered and shared an epithets reading, with prizes to Mrs Edison Brown Miss Tulla Davis and Mrs Elna Langley. Several church groups held meetings and daily activities featured devotions games and fellowship across local families.
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Elna Langley
Roy Dawkins
Edison Brown
C. W. Lambe
Elma Langley
Kenneth Swain
Neal Dennis
Charles Yow
Lewis Hancock
Paul Sumner
John Reynolds
Dot Henley
Tulla Davis
Callum
Doris Lineberry
Nice Hinshaw
Ber
Women of Moose to Serve Supper at Hall Saturday
The Women of the Moose gathered to finalize plans for a chicken supper at the Moose hall tomorrow night. Serving starts at 4 30 and continues until eight, with the event open to the public.
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Women of the Moose
Aoose Hall
Scout Official Arrives In City For Conferences
Miss Theresa Carter of New York City, national Girl Scout staffer, arrives for conferences with local Scout officials. She meets Mrs Mabel Burnett at the offices and holds talks with the equipment agency and the Negro Scout Leaders Association. A 5 45 p m Adams Memorial Y W C A conference concludes the day with a dinner session. Local Council members and troop leaders attend as Miss Carter aids in aligning the program with wartime needs.
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Theresa Carter
New York City
Girl Scout Organization
Mabel Burnett
Girl Scout
Girl Scout Equipment
Negro Scout Leaders Association
High Point
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Miss Carter
Deep River Church Plans Boost to Sunday School Work
Deep River church groups met with Pastor and Mrs. Joseph Peele of Guilford College to discuss methods to improve Sunday School attendance. A lively session followed with several committees present. The report also notes local residents ill or away, including Emma L Pope and Lura Jane Carroll.
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Deep River Church
Joseph H. Peele
Guilford College
Emma L. Pope
Trinity
Feb. Jr
Pope
Muuch
Pextus Smith
Baltiore
Melford Smith
Wy 1
Lowel Keith
J. E. Whichard
High Point
Elizabeth Albright class meets at Ward Street Methodist Church
The Elizabeth Albright class of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. C. B. Kearns at her home 515 Montheu avenue Friday evening at 7 30 oclock. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kirkman, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vincannon and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Brown visited Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Dorsett in Midway.
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Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
C. B. Kearns
Montheu Avenue
Will Kirkman
Richard Vincannon
Hal Brown
Lindsay Dorsett
Midway
Thomasville Bride Honored At Evening Bridge Party
Miss Frances Stone and Miss Mabel Bean hosted at Pine Knot clubrooms to honor Mrs. Jake Ragan of Greensboro, former Miss Helen Rowe. Prizes went to Miss Leola Black, Mrs. Ralph Sykes, and Ruth Honeycutt with Madeline Hill as runner-up. Guests included Abs Ragan and many local residents. another bride-to-be club event occurred at Mrs. J E Hebgood’s home. The day also noted visits and a Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society meeting with outlines on Southern Baptist work and prayer.
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Thomasville
Frances Stone
Mabel Bean
Pine Knot
Jake Ragan
Greensboro
Helen Rowe
Mills
Leola Black
Ralph Sykes
Ruth Honeycutt
Madeline Hill
Abs. Ragan
van Richardson
Maurice Eggers
W. L. Nance
Misses Thy Wright
Eva Myers
Mary Marlowe
Mildred Harris
Allene Tuttle
Isabel Mouton
J. E. Hebgood
Fisher Ferry Street
Ruth Thomason
Larry Poole
Ruth Martin
Agnes Herndon
Mesdames W. H. Curlee
Wahler Newby
John Crowell
R. L. McDonald
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
R. G. Jennings
T. H. Tomlin
Miss Idol to Speak at Lucky Y Club Luncheon
Miss E. Vera Idol head of the English department at High Point College will discuss the origination of surnames at the Lucky Y Club luncheon tomorrow afternoon. The event starts at the Adams Memorial W. C. A. at the usual hour.
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Miss Idol
Lucky Y Club
E. Vera Idol
High Point College
Adams Memorial
Caution Over Spice Cans and Next Year's Supplies
The text notes a warning about spice cans with sprinkler tops and advises saving such cans as next year's supply may not be available in the same convenient form. It mentions sauces meats and puddings and pies in a domestic shopping context with a practical tip for readers.
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