Carter Dalton Hosts W O T Club For Valentine Tea
Mrs. Carter Dalton welcomed W O T members at her Johnson home for an afternoon event with a current events program. Guests enjoyed tea service, Valentine decor, and spring flowers while discussions highlighted local state and national issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
W.O.T
Johnson
W. C. Idol
Valentine
H. W. McCain
Collier Ellis
Forrest Murray
O. C. Williamson
Harry Raymond
Fred Thomas
A. E. Tate
H. T. Hudson
Joseph D. Cox
Hiram Armentrout
H. A. Millis
R. K. Stewart
Mary Alexander
Mrs. Dalton
John K. Roberts, Jr
Hillcrest Drive
Anne Haefflinger
Edwin Hedrick
Randall Terry, Jr
Braxton Warner
Roberts
Bruce Carraway
Happy Birthohn
Bridge Winners Club Names Adies Ridge Victors
Logan Porter Jr and I topped North South scores at the Emery Country Club weekly ridge yesterday. Mrs Grady Gold served as hostess. East high scorers were Mesdames T Hawerd and P Y Adams. Seven in the North South row included Mesdames F T and C S Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Porter, Jr
Emery Country Club
Grady Goldvee
Eastigh
Mesdames T Hawerd
P. Y. Adams
F. T
C. S
Jewish Women Meeting Tonight in High Point
The February meeting of the High Point Council of Jewish Women is tonight at Mrs. Milton Silver's home on Brentley Circle. Mrs. Harry Doctor asks members to attend with a special effort. The meeting starts at 8:30 p.m. as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Milton Silver
Brentley Circle
Harry Doctor
Mem
East West bridge players lead with second scores
East West players Mesdames R D Tillson and Reid McNamara held second scores. Making up the tables were Mesdames C B Beaver O C Durland Hal Davis J O Hauschild Grat ton Foy Farrell Gray Laurence Ingram F T Wilhite R D Tillson Logan Porter Jr J S Welborn Harold McKee W P Hazelwood P Y Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. D. Tillson
Reid McNamara
Mesdames C
Community Club Events Calendar For The Week
A schedule lists meetings and activities across Brentley Circle Park area from Wednesday to Saturday. Groups include High Point Council of Jewish Women Utopian Study Club Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Tea and Topics Priscilla Club Live Yers YWCA Lend A Hand USO and USOnee with soldiers, dancers, bands, and buffets at Adams Memorial YWCA YMCA and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Milton Silver
Brentley Circle
Utopian Study Club
Roland T. Holton
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Hazel Hoffman
Asheville
Tea and
C.E. Sheroff
Parkway
New In Country Club
Y.M.C.A. Nasium
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Hendrix Endorsed For Presidency By Local Legion Auxiliary
At the February meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary unit at 400 Howell Street the group endorsed Mrs. J. W. Hendrix for president of the New Carolina Department Auxiliary. Hendrix, sister of Mrs. J. W. McGuinn, has been nominated by her home unit in Statesville. The vote also approved purchasing records dramatizing The Star Spangled Banner for elementary schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
G. M
Howell Street
J. W. Hendrix
New Carolina Department of the Auxiliary
Hendrix
J. W. McGuinn
Statesville
Leigh Harper
Unit
J. Worth Ivey
Caroline Ward
Haley
Business Group Hears Negro Glee Club at Adams Memorial YWCA
Thirty-one members attended the Business and Professional Club meeting at the Adams Memorial YWCA where the William Penn Glee Club directed by Prof. S E Burford of William Penn High School performed Negro spirituals and classics. They closed with Go Tell It On the Mountain as heart shaped cookies were presented and flowers donated for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A
William Penn Glee Club
Valentine
Beta Sigma Phi To Meet Tonight
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet in the Blue room at the Sheraton hotel this evening at 7 30 per announcement made this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Sheraton Hotel
Double M Club Valentine Bridge Party at YWCA
The Double M Club of the YWCA hosted a Valentine themed bridge party at the Adams Memorial building. Four bridge tables and a cross-word lexicon game were played with Margaret Prettyman winning the bridge prize and Walter Hedrick taking the lexicon prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double M Club
YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
Edgar Snider
Pete Oldham
J. D. West
C. W. Patterson, Jr
Margaret Prettyman
Walter Hedrick
Valentine
Mesdarmes H. G. Heirs Jr
Marco Prettyman
Robert Bain
D. Baird
Local Health and Illness Notices in High Point
Mrs. Carmon of 1209 East Green is in treatment at Boulevard Branch High Point Memorial Hospital. Miss Virginia Calhoun’s mother Mamie Calhoun is ill in Columbia South Carolina. Mrs. Inez Easom, once ill at 610 W Berry, is recovering and will receive visitors. Mrs. Fay Hughes at 812 Sixth remains ill at home. Charles Burns on Ray Street shows improvement after a bad arm injury. Mrs. W V Evans of 906 East Green is at Boulevard branch and cannot have visitors. Corporal Millard Lassiter, son of Mrs. M F Lassiter of 901 East Green, is back in training after surgery at Manvel Field Alabama.
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Carmon
East Green Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Virginia Calhoun
Columbia
S. C
Mamie Calhoun
Inez Easom
Woodberry Avenue
Fay Hughes
Sixth Street
Charles Burns
Ray Street
W. V. Evans
High Point
Millard Rd PL
Lassiter
M. F. Lassiter
Manvel Field
Alabama
Last DAR Charter Member Dies At Charlotte Home
Mrs. Josephine Phifer Durant 82 died at her daughter’s Charlotte home. A Confederate cabinet meeting attendee in 1865 her father was William Phifer of Fort Mill. Durant taught in city schools 16 years and was a charter member of the Mecklenburg DAR and Stonewall Jackson Daughters of the Confederacy. Funeral tomorrow at 11:30 a.m. at the Houston home. Burial in Elmwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Josephine Phifer Durant
James Houston
Phifer
William Fulenwilder Phifer
Fort Mill
S. C
Rs. Durant
Stonewall Jackson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mecklenburg
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Houston
Elmwood
Partner Trapping in a Bidding Blunder
In a contract bridge column North earns the label partner trapper after a four spade bid that South could not support. South, with a modest two heart response, aims for a part score but North insists his pass and later bid were justified. The piece argues North lacks basic logic and misreads the partnership.
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North
South
Sevea Gee
Ting
Twoheart
Miss Davis Named Official Delegate At Guild Conference
Miss Myrtle Davis was elected a delegate to the Wesleyan Service Guild conference to be held in Hickory April 12 14 during a First Methodist church meeting at Mrs T E Strickland home. Miss Annabel Thompson led devotions and an organ concert followed. Refreshments with a Valentine motif and corsages were shared by hostesses. Ward Street Circle meets Thursday at 7 30 pm at Mrs R O Lawson residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jake Servin
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
T. E. Strickland
Annabel Thompson
Land
Ralph Vance
Myrtle Davis
Hickory
Charles Medlin
George Gibardt
Mr. Medlin
Schuman
Mr. Gibbardt
Frimil
Bond
Ward Street Ward Circle
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Chure
R. O Lawson
Ridgecrest Drive
Newly-Wed Pair Return To Home
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C. Burns have returned to their New York home after visiting relatives in High Point via Richmond Virginia. They were married December 25 1943 in Albany New York at the Evangelical and Reformed church. Mrs. Burns is Dorothy Anna House a yeoman third class in the Navy and Mr. Burns a seaman second class who has seen overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer C. Burns
New York
High Point
Richmond
Albany
N. Y
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Burns
Dorothy Anna House
United States Navy
Navy
Tarawa, A Milestone In The Human Spirit
Elsie Robinson writes on Tarawa, linking war news to a storm of doubt and faith. She recalls broadcasts and horror that tested sanity, then finds a spark of courage and a long arc of humanity’s struggle toward justice and decency on the Tarawa beach.
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Cecile de
Tarawa
Fife
Phenothiazine Use in Livestock Parasiticide Estimated
A 2 million pound annual usage estimate for phenothiazine as a parasite control agent in livestock is noted. The fragmentary text shifts from industrial chemistry to wartime imagery, contrasting small everyday labors with Tarawa’s grim battlefield scene and then toward a spiritual reflection on human effort.
VapoRub Promoted as Home Remedy for Relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts Vicks VapoRub as a universal relief for millions of homes. The claim highlights rubbing the product on the throat chest and back at bedtime to ease discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks
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S. Carter Dalton
C. T. Club
Adies Bridgelub
Lige
Christian Science Society
High Point, N.C
Paul A. Harsch, C. S. B
Toledo, Ohio
The
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Southern Dairies
Southern Dairies, Inc
National Dairy Products Corporation
SNT
Joan Davis
NBC
RED
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Y'ers Club
Sedgefield
Y.W.C.A
George Washington
Business Group Hears Negro Glee Club
John Roberts, Jr. Valentine
Double M
DAR
Miss Davis
Elsie Robinson
Lee
Puget Ss
Mann
Amazing
Millis
Mann Drug Store
Pnt
Lydia E. Pin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vaporus
Traub Orange Blossom
Fifth Avenue
Parkinsons
North Main Street
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