Junior League meeting reviews Five Point Education Program
The High Point Junior League held the final meeting of its year to discuss the Five Point Education Program now before the Legislature. Verta I. Coe spoke in the League room, a message to Governor Cherry was voted to be sent, and support for a contraceptive clinic under the city health department was urged with health officials co operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verta I. Coe
Coe
Horace
League
Gover Press
R. Cherry
Leogee
High Point
S. S. Saunders
James S. Moffitt
Is Association
Lawrence Matton
Leborn Try
Illis Slame
Bothing
Minister Speaks on Florence Nightingale at Y Club
Rev. Wilbur Hutchins of First Church spoke to the Florence Nightingale YWCA club on Living Up To Your Name. He recounted Nightingale life and traits as a challenge to the group, with Valentine Lincoln decorations and a note on the Winston-Salem state conference Feb 24-25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hutchins
First 1St Church
Florence Nightingale Club
YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
Hutchins
Florence Nightingale
Ola Carpenter
Valentine
Lincoln
Winston- Salem
Miss Allen to Wed Lt Sittman in Lexington
Miss Mary Evelyn Allen daughter of Rev D W Allen and Mrs Allen of Lexington will marry Lt Donald Blaine Sittman of the United States Army Air Forces son of Mr and Mrs Walter Sittman of Grosse Pointe Michigan. The ceremony is set for Grace Episcopal church Lexington with Rev Edwin A Penick officiating. The bride will be given by her father and her sister Miss Nellie Allen will be maid of honor. The couple plan to reside at Homestead Florida where Lt Sittman is stationed with the Air Transport Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Evelyn Allen
D. W. Allen
Lexington
Donald Blaine Sittman
United States Army Air Forces
Walter Kenneth Sittman
Grosse Point
Michigan
Miss Allen
Littman
Grace Episcopal Church
Edwin A. Penick
Raleigh
Nellie Allen
Pan-American Air Lines
Miami
Fila
Air Transport Command
Homestead
Fla
Mrs. Allen
High Point
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Thomasville
Grace Church
Pentagons Meet With Miss Dunn
The Pentagon club will meet Miss Margaret Dunn at her home 211 Edgedale Drive Tuesday evening at eight o'clock, an announcement states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Margaret Dunn
Edgedale Drive
Community club schedule and meetings at High Point
The calendar lists multiple gatherings across Tuesday to Friday at the Sheraton Hotel Adams Memorial YWCA and local homes. Groups include Altrusa Humane Society executive board Book club Methodist Ministers wives Tea and Topics nurses club Canterbury club and Emerywood Duplicate Bridge with times from 12:30 pm to 8:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
the Humane Society
Sheraton
S. C. Clark
Apne
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Methodist Ministers’ Wives Association
Hillcrest Drive
Friendly Garden Club
R. H. Hilliard
High Point Route Four
High Point Woman's Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Twentieth Century Study Club
Frank Smith
Rotary
Mr Harrison
Israel Bloom
Edgedale Drive
Charles E. Sheloff
Parkway
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Edgar Johnson
Blain Street
USO Gala Valentine Dance At YMCA Weekend Event
Junior hostesses led a Valentine dance in the YMCA gym for service men from Camp Mackall and Greensboro. The venue featured red white and blue decorations, snacks, and games with records donated by U S O members. A Sunday supper drew many men, with singing, swimming, and golf enjoyed at the Y M C A Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Camp Mackall
Greensboro
U.S.O
Y.W.C.A
Church Social and Bible Class Notices Roundup
Local church groups publish a schedule of meetings and events. The Ladies Aid Society of North Hamilton Street Church of Christ meets Friday at 8 p m at Mrs Bruce Bray’s home. Oak Grove Baptist holds a Valentine party hosted by Miss Ruby Dickens with 22 attendees. Green Street Baptist L L L class and Stephens Bible Study meet on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at specified homes. Truth Seekers of Green Street Baptist meet tonight at Mrs Ruth Miller’s home. World Day of Prayer programs are planned for Friday in local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Hamilton Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Bruce Bray
Boulevard
T. B. Campbell
Oak Grove
Ruby Dickens
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Springfield Road
M. M. Dickens
Lacy Barbee
L.L.L
Green ‘Street Baptist Church
Been Caroline Wheeler
East Green Street
Sa Ge Stephens
Stephens
C. S. Grayson
North Main Street
Green Street Baptist Church
Ruth Miller
Filbert Street
Myrtle Davis
James Moffitt
Rogram
Ev. O. L. Easter
Lebanon Methodist Church
George Haltom
Emmanuel
Lutheran Church
Birth notices announce several February newborns in High Point
Mr and Mrs David Lee Mot singer announce the birth of son John Avery Mot singer on February 11 at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Mrs Mot singer is former Ruby Westmoreland. Judith Georgiana Ritchie born February 11 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Ritchie of Baltimore. Mrs Ritchie’s stay here. Pfe and Mrs Horace Grayson Smith announce son born February 10 at Washington street unit. Loyd L Lee and Mrs Lee announce son Thomas Austin Lee born February 12 at Washington street unit. Dewey Martin Davis born February 12 to Mr and Mrs James Lloyd Davis at Washington street unit. Dunning and Burgin families announce births February 13 at Washington memorial hospital. Seaman Carl Farrington and Mrs Farrington announce daughter born February 12 overseas husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Avery Motsinger
David Lee Motsinger
Rt. 1
John Avery
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Motsinger
Ruby Westmoreland
T. F. Westmoreland
Jamestown Rt. 1
Ernest Ritchie
Baltimore
Judith Georgiana
Thomas Austin Lee
Loyd L. Lee
North
Hamilton Street
Thomas, Austin
Washington Street
Dewey Martin Davis
James Lloyd Davis
Clara Cox
Dewey Martin
Dunnings
H. O. Dunning
Burgins
Theodore William Burgin
East Commerce Street
Burgin
Eva Jenny Bolt
North Dakota
Farrington
Seaman
Carl Thomas Farrington
Trinity Route One
Jewel Virginia Marsh
Trinity
Nith The City PTA Meeting On February 15
Ada Blair Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday February 15 at 7 o'clock. Mrs O A Kirkman will lead the devotional. Glee Club directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins will sing. Charles F Carroll superintendent will discuss Linking the Schools with Life. Ray Street school will host Carroll at 7 30 Tuesday night. All parents and teachers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
Ray Street
Carroll Charles F. Carroll
Woman's Club February Session Planned at YWCA
The High Point Woman's club will meet tomorrow at 3 30 PM for its February session at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Miss Gertrude Fo i of the OPA will speak. The board meeting starts 2 30 PM with president Mrs J A Eshelman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Gertrude Foi
OPA
Spe
J. A. Eshelman
Local residents report travel and family updates
Mrs. Winfred Robertson left Saturday for Tuscaloosa to be with her husband in a government hospital there for an operation and will stay two to three weeks. Mrs. Talmadge K. Lambert returned home after visiting her ill mother in Concord. A group from here spent the weekend in Chester with Mr. and Mrs. John E. Younts. Ruth Culler is a patient at High Point Memorial after an appendectomy and is resting. Lt. and Mrs. Frank Dalton visit their parents after returning from Hastings Nebraska where he was stationed at Harvard Air Base. Arlene Hedrick is recovering at home after a tonsillectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred Robertson
South Main Street
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Talmadge K. Lambert
Fourth Street
G. W. Hendricks
Concord
Chester
John E. Younts
Grayson Lamar
J. E. Brooks
Wade H. Cumby
W. R. Oakley
Billy
Ruth Culler
Woodrow Avenue
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Frank Dalton
Lt. Dalton
Mrs
Carter Dalton
Hastings
Neb
Harvard Air Base
Harvard
Elsie
Susie
Sally
Milly
Louise
South-North survive tough deal with single trump loss
East dealer, South vulnerable. Declarer sees West holds most trumps. After ruffing a heart, he analyzes that diamonds and clubs will threaten two trump losses. He leads diamond five, West plays low, and South overcalls by ruffing to minimize damage.
Commissioner Lyon Dies in Greensboro at 85
United States Commissioner William S. Lyon 85 died in Greensboro after a long career as a magistrate begun in 1903. A native of Orange County he moved to Greensboro in 1884 and earlier worked as a shoe salesman. He leaves a wife two daughters a sister and one grandchild. He served in the old western district and was noted for impartially administering justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
United States
William S. Lyon
Orange County
Lyon
Brockton
Mass
John F. Lyon
Guilford County
Superior Court
John J. Parker
Old Western District
West Market
Sure
Eula Doak
Charles Herbert
Berkeley
Calif
Charles Hooker
Jackson, Miss
William Blount
Washington
N. C
Miller clarifies rules for part time workers in wartime program
Ralph E. Miller of the U S Employment Service announces details from Dr J B Dorton state War Manpower Commission director. Supplementary and temporary employments face no stabilization limits. part time work under 24 hours weekly avoids employer ceilings when properly cleared. Miller warns many bosses overlook hiring rules, risking violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Miller
United States Employment Service
J. 8. Dorton
War Manpower Commission
Muller
United States
Eensement Service
Tie
Miller
Robert Bain in Serious Condition After Horse Incident
Guilford Hosiery Mills superintendent Robert Bain remains in serious condition at High Point Memorial hospital after a colt fell on him Sunday night causing multiple pelvic fractures a compound fracture of the right hip and internal injuries. He was breaking in the colt at the time, Bain is an experienced horseman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bain
Guilford Hosiery
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bain
Declarer Reaches Endgame After Trump Tenace Tactics
In a bridge play, declarer ruffs two Hearts then diamonds, ruffs dummy’s last heart, and after trimming trumps cashed the club ace. East wins two clubs but must lead again, and West’s lower-ruff with the ace still allows declarer to exploit the combined trump tenace between North and South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
East
West
South
It's Always the Other Opinionated Writer Speaks
A columnist defends his harsh truth telling and blames readers for misreading satire. He notes readers assume critiques target others, not themselves, and laments implausible praise from peers. He argues honesty matters and that reshaping public perception isn’t his aim. The piece ends with a self aware quip about readers forwarding hostile notes.
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Wi E Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
Oma
Alex Rankin, Jr
G. Edwin Hedrick
J. Elwood Cox
William Burris
Jesse Washburn
Howard Blair
Willis Slane
Red Cross
Manet Jeweler
South Main
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Taglets
Uncle Sam
Stary Woonter
Both
Japan
Y Club
Lt. Sittman
Miss Dunn
Guilford
N. Main St
Vicks VA
Canterbury Club
Roy Si Mn
Bentley Circle
YMCA
Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club
USO
First Methodist
W.S.C
Woman's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Yank
Lady MP
WACS
Tech
Lavon Durant
Denver
Colo
Cpl
Marvel Joes
Minot
N. D
Union Station
St. Louis
Nith
PTA
P.T.A
Woman's Club
Arlene Hedrick
Kennedy Street
Burrus Clinic
Josephine Culbertson
East Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
AKQ
South West North East
Commissioner Lyon
E. Simms Campbell
PET
Elsie Robinson
Mae
Hearth Cryp
Valentines
N. Main
Bland Music Co., Inc
Nelson
Florist
Francis B. Nelson
Minnie Lee
Steed
Vera Buckner
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
Tel
Som
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell Senna
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