Pentagons Initiate New Members At Formal Rites
The Pentagons welcomed two new members Miss Jane Tynesdell and Doris Moxer and Mrs. Lee Sherrill’s return at a meeting hosted by Miss Clarine Furgurson on Lindsay Street. Initiation rites were led by president Mrs. Ker mit Cloniger. vice president Mrs. Robert Rankin assisted. Jeanne Rankin read the constitution. Helen Crowder gave a club history. Members outlined five purposes. A bowling party at Arcade building next Wednesday was planned in honor of new members. Social hour followed with refreshments for sixteen attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Tynesdell
Doris Moxer
Lee Sherrill
Pentagon Club
Clarine Furgurson
Lindsay Street
Kermit. Cloniger
Robert
Rankin
Jeanne, Rankin
Helen Crowder
Mesdames Alson Gray
Crowell Little
Henry Hudson
Robert Kornegay
Margaret Duon
Ladies Bridge Luncheon Draws Big Attendance at Emerywood Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosted the regular Tuesday ladies bridge with strong turnout. North-South high was Mrs Capus Waynick and Mrs O C Durland. East-West top honors went to Mrs E T Howard and Mrs J S Welborn. second and third places went to various pairs including Mrs C S Beaver with Mr Hal Davis and Mrs Laurance Ingram with Mrs Robert Hubbard. A High-in contract winner was Mrs Fred Metcalfe Jr, with Mrs P Adams as second high. Mrs A A Oliver was hostess and luncheon followed under Mrs W E Outen. Participants included many local players such as C Durland Capus Waynick J H Walker P Y Adams Yalette J Harris B C Brasington Sydney Larter Tom Marlowe E B Gamble Hugh Smart Fred Metcalfe Jr Fred Metcalfe Sr Paul Casey A Scott Parker Howard Marsh D A Rawley R M Bundy George Machen Laurance Ingram Robert Hubbard J W Woollen Ed Woollen J S Welborn E T Howard C S Beaver Hal Davis R D Tillson F J Wilhite R L Quigley Bruce Conrad R L White and W P Hazelwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Capus Waynick
O. C. Durland
E. T. Howard
J. S. Welborn
C. S. Beaver
Hal Davis
Laurance Ingram
Robert Hubbard
R. D. Tilson
F. T. Wilhite
R E Quigley
Bruce Conrad
Fred Metcalfe, Jr
A. A. Oliver
R. L. White, and
W. P. Hazelwood
Rozzelle Urges Faith and Morale at Y Membership Luncheon
Res. C. Exv l l é Rozzelle, pastor of Wesley Memorial Church, spoke on A Faith that Is Sufficient In This Crisis at the February Y membership luncheon sponsored by the W C A education committee. Held yesterday with eighty in attendance, he urged calm, avoiding deep moods, and trusting God with the future. Flowers and cheerful decor enhanced the luncheon setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res. C. Exvellé Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Church
W.C. A
Education Committee
R. Times
Marshalls
McLain
Legion Auxiliary Patriotic Program With G H Jones Speaker
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Blair Park Clubhouse for a February program headlined by Grover H. Jones city attorney and WWI veteran discussing americanism and national defense. The unit presented colors, honored the flag, and heard reports on the play Glad Rags profits donated to Red Cross and defense bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park
Grover H. Jones
Jones
A. M. Richardson
W. J Bennett
J. Worth Ivey
J. Frank Carriker
Red Cross
E. E. Kriesenbaum
Defense
National Defense
Carolyn Ward
G. M. Haley
Barbara Dawkins
Lorene Whitley
Bobby Smith
Dora Thompson
Betty Wail
America
Mesdames
Co. B.stainback
L. W. Flythe
Max Freedman
J. F. Garner
B. W. Kirkman
H. M. Taylor
EF. E.kricinbaum
Mrs Walters Honored At Bridal Shower
Mrs W O Thomas hosted a miscellaneous bridal shower at her White Oak Street home for her daughter Mrs C A Walters, formerly Miss Dorothy Thomas. Guests enjoyed Valentine themed games and contests and refreshments as the honoree received many lovely gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Thomas
White Oak Street
C. A. Walters
Dorothy Thomas
Betty Green
Paul Green
Spring Street
Betty Lou Phillips
Nancy Farrington
Molly Lambeth
Brown Finch
Jimmy Green
Mrs Mark Taylor Convalescing After Emergency Appendectomy
Mrs. Mark Taylor of Kinston is convalescing at Burrus Memorial Hospital after an emergency appendectomy about a week ago. She became ill while visiting Mr. Taylor’s parents on Johnson Street and her baby is with them as Mr. Taylor has returned to Kinston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Taylor
Kinston
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Fred R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Kinstor
Social calendar events unfold through High Point area clubs
Wednesday features the Business and Professional Women's Club at Eldwood Hotel for its February meeting and an Emerywood Country Club bridge night with advance reservations. The High Point Council of Jewish Women hosts Mrs Lou Greenberg at 601 West Farriss Avenue. Thursday hosts Entre Nous Club luncheon and Emerywood Family Night Dinner. Friday Priscilla Club meets at Forest Hill Drive. Saturday alumnae gathering at Brentley Circle with Mrs H T Prosser as speaker, followed by the American Business Club Varsity Varieties fundraiser at the Junior High School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldwood
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Lou Greenberg
West Farriss Avenue
Entre Nous Club
G. I. Humphreys
College Drive
Pridar
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
High Point
Greensboro College
J. M. S. Salsbury
Brentley Circle
H. T. Prosser
Greensboro
American Business Club
William A. Tomlinson
Satem
Duke University
University of North Carolina
Mrs Davis Hosts Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs Marvin T Davis honored her daughter Carolyn Joan on her fourth birthday at a afternoon party. Guests included Loretta Gefferies Jack Lewis Donnie Morrison Tommy Dale Kenneth Langston Betty Kerr Joyce Julia Ann Jefferies Michael Hinshaw and others. Decorations were pink and green with balloons and gifts for Carolyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Davis
Marvin T. Davis
Carolyn Joan
Helen Jean Martin
Billie
Ann Slate
Davis
J. A. Davis
Sam Dale
Loretta Gefferies
Jack Lewis
Donnie Morrison
Tommy Dale
Kenneth Langston
Betty Kerr
Joyce
Julia Ann Jefferies
Michael Hinshaw
Carolyn
Mary Long
Lav
D. A. Long
Martha Phillips
Nancy Farrington
Molly Lambeth
Mary Lois Jester
Betty Green
Ramona Boaz
Margaret Green
Ethel Susan Morgan
Pauline Walker
Beverly Neilson
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Local minister speaks at Elkin Boy Scout banquet
Rev W A Jenkins pastor of First Methodist Church spoke at Elkin Troop No 18s annual father son banquet in the elementary school auditorium. He reviewed Scouting principles, noted the World War I role of scouts, and outlined future activities. Mrs Mary Holland received a Chatham blanket for dinner duties. Sheila Kaleel Abraham born at Barrus Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Charles Abraham at Sunset Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jenkins
First Methodist Church
Elkin
Boy Scouts of America
Jenkins
Elkin Methodist Church
Mary Holland
Elkin High School
Chatham
Sheila K. Abraitam
ATF Hospital
Charles Abraham
Sunset Drive
Sheila Kaleel
Barrus Memorial Hospital
W. O. T. Club Hosts Patriotic Meeting At Hartzell Home
Miss I Irvin Paylor hosted a W O T club gathering at 204 Guilford Avenue with many visitors. The program featured current events a New York Times poem reading and a display of patriotic decor. Members received copies of the American Creed and three received miniature silk flags for sons in active service. Treasurer H A Millis led a business session approving a 750 donation to Bundles for America for army comfort kits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O.T. Club
L. Irvin Paylor
Howard S. Hartzel
Guilford Avenue
C. F. Tomlinson
W. C. Jones
A. S. Parker
D. F. Hayden
J. H. Adams
H. A. Millis
America
Howard
Hartzell
F. J. Sizemore
J. W. Lovelace
Wilson
J. F. Hayden
J. S. Welborn
C. E. Rozzelle
G. H. Kearns
Robert Morrow
J. E. Kirkman
Frank Hunsucker
Mesdames Carter Dalton
C.F
Master of Ceremonies Hosts Various Figures at Event
The ceremony featured Tomlinson J. H. Adams Hiram Armentrout A S Caldwell T J Gold H A Millis and Miss Mary Alexander among the guests, with the hostess also present.
Rev Rozzelle Addresses Temperance Group on Anniversary
The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union marked its 52nd anniversary with a meeting at president Abs. MM. Crowder's home. Rev. C Execlie Rozzelle, pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, spoke praising Frances Willard and urging prayers for young men serving in defense. Ruth Modlin won an attendance cake. officers were elected unanimously: Joe Tolbert president, W D Mason vice president, Mayme Harper secretary, Margaret Blair treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Abs. MM. J. Crowder
C. Execlie Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Frances Willard
W. CT. UL
J. A. Esherman
Srade
P.T.A
Ruth Modlin
Joe Tolbert
W. D. Mason
Mayme Harper
Margaret Blair
J. E. Shelton
Founders Day PTA Meeting Highlights Bay Street School
A Founders Day program at Bay Street School featured a regular PTA meeting led by Mrs. W. Tice and a principal’s talk on National Defense. Teachers outlined goals to foster student cooperation through health, time management, material saving, Red Cross programs, stamps for dye extraction, knitting clubs, and defense stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Street
P.T.A
R. F. J. Johnson
W. T. Tice
P.-T.a
Margaret B. Blair
P-T.a
Grover H. Jones
Bill Bailey
D. 5. Neill
W. Hester
Ben L. Herman
Clyde Chennault
J. E. Prettyman
W. W. Kendall
J. B. Dobson
R. Q. Russell
Founders Day Play Presented by Oak Hill P T A
Oak Hill P T A staged The Story of the Parent Teacher Association for Founders Day. Under Mrs R O Lawson direction the cast included Delia Kames Blanche Dillingham Mamie Jenkins Caroline Croftot Teresa Bixler Bertha Moseley Grandma Skinner Jane Appleton Letty Spencer and schoolgirl candle lighter Letty Spencer. Music by Jack Dillard with Frances Dearman at piano. A gift from membership chair Mrs Richard Johnson marked the event. Florence Con and Grace Renzel contributed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent+Teacher Association
Founders’ Day
R. 0. Lawson
Oak Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
National
W. H. Com
Delia Kames
Ruby Cross
Blanche Dillingham
Lonnie Teer
Mamie Jenkins
Severn
Tre
Frances Dearman
Richard Johnson
Association
Florence Con
Grace Renzels
Cloverdale PTA hears objectives for twelfth school year
The Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association met in February with Mrs. H. T. Clement presiding and C. F. Carroll outlining the state's plan for a twelve year school system. Objectives include longer schooling for productive work, better student adjustment, broader vocational education, and work learning connections. A Founders Day welcome, devotional, musical program, and attendance honors marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association
H. T. Clement
C. F. Carroll
City School
W. A. Jenkins
First Methodist Church
Paul Revere
Cloverdale Glee Club
Winifred Bodie
Dorothy Hoskins
Lewis Alrutz
Randleman PTA and Church Group Hold Meetings
Community groups in Randleman report busy schedules with PTA events and church activities. Founders Day planned at the Susannah Wesley class of St. Paul Methodist with a fourth grade drama and music program. Members and guests from area churches share social events, visits, and preparations for building expansion through Duke and Brevard connections. Various local residents and visitors are noted, including travels to Durham and New Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Susannah Wesley
St. Paul Methodist Church
Ivan Roberts
Frank Talley
June Davis
S. S. Gibgon
J. O. Pickard
M. F. Hinshaw
Charlie Spivey
Jim Greene
Misses Epsie
Rosabelle Woolen
St. Valentine’s Day
Lacy D. Kirkman
Loyal Workers
St. Paul Church
Joe Lassiter
Hazel Ford
Valentine
Vera Wise
James Kirkman
Mesdames
J. W. Green
Mary Lassiter
Clara Robbins
Bert Wise
Jessie Kirkman
Jennie Wise
Epsie
N. C. Trogdon
Farmer
Lottie Brown
Glenn L. Martin Aviation
Miller River
R. P. Bell
Lindley Craven
Glenn L. Martin
Craven
Ethel Kelly
Greensboro
Myrtle Cox
St. Paul
Brevard
P. C. Dean
Durham
Belle Smith
Marie Daniels
Marie Browne
High Point
Lindsey urges home and school to shape character in youth
The Rev. Julian Lindsey of Wesley Memorial Church addressed the Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association meeting at the school. He urged adults to focus on training boys and girls for a well refined motive in education and for higher standards of character alongside academic achievement. Mrs Louise Glascoe spoke on Founders' Day and music was provided by Mrs Beeson's sixth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Lindsey
Wesley Memorial Church
Emma Blair
Louise Glascoe
Beeson
Local Theta Phi Chapter Meets With Mrs Garland
The Theta Phi local chapter at High Point College will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs. R. G. Garland at 2135 Wandrow Avenue. The announcement appeared this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Phi
High Point College
Orarity
R. G. Garland
Wandrow Avenue
Thomasville Garden Club Hears Talk On Small Garden
Thomasville notes show Mrs. Nat Walker presiding at Pine Knot clubroom as Mesdaniel H. C. Nicholson Clifton Reed and Jomer Sink assist. discussion on beautifying town commons and pocket-handkerchief garden basics amid social events and local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Garden Club
Thomasville
Pine Knot
Church Social Mothers Prayer Band Meets Thursday
The Mothers Prayer Band will meet with Mrs. George Tate at 1701 King Street on Thursday at 2 30 o clock. Mrs. Nora L. Andrews will lead the program and visitors are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothbers
Mothers Prayer Band
George Tate
1701
King Street
Nora L. Andrews
Lottie Folden
Lottie Holden Bible
A. A. Ingram
Best Street
Lee Ee
Birthday Victory Parade Gift Idea An Era War Bond Drive
The article highlights a 1942 gift concept tied to the Pearl Harbor era. Citizens nationwide celebrate by purchasing Defense Bonds and Stamps, with 10c 25c and 50c stamps filling albums. A free album accompanies stamp purchases, designed to fit in an envelope for mailing. Join the Birthday Victory Parade by giving Defense Bonds and Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Defense
Movie Schedule Fragment From Local Theaters
An OCR fragment lists showtimes and codes for Clock Center Blues In the Night They Met In Bombay Charley's Aunt and other features at Bradhurst Rialto and Paramount. The text includes times 1 00 3 07 7 21 4 18 3 37 3 42 and numbers 5114 938 6203 9732 9740, along with theater names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto
Bombay
Students raise funds for Red Cross through school charity drive
Elm Street Elementary pupils, guided by the Junior Red Cross Council led by Helen Butler, President Jimmy Hardison, and Betty Jo Hedrick, collected 343.82 for the War Fund. They sold coat hangers, donated story books, scrap iron, Valentines money, and hosted pet shows, plays, and home screenings to fund the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
The
Red Cross
Red Cross Council
Helen Butler
Jimmy Hardison
Betty Jo Hedrick
Local residents listed as hospital patients and visitors
Robert L Kennedy of Thomas ville route 1 and Mrs B Manley are receiving treatment at Burrus Memorial and Duke Hospitals respectively. Cy Mr and Mrs Walters return to St George South Carolina after visiting relatives. R L Parker and daughter Sylvia Ann return to Mooresville after visiting Mrs Parker's mother. Carrie Thomas visits Charleston with her daughter. Carter Dalton improves at Burrus Memorial Hospital where he has been in treatment since last Friday. Fate Sasser Jr recovers after a serious operation at Burrus Memorial following an emergency Sunday at Savannah Army Air Base. See Victory place cards note how defense stamps replace traditional place cards for parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Kennedy
Thomasville
Route 1
Burrus Memorial Hospital
B. Manley
Duke Hospital
Durham
C. A. Walters
St. George
S. C
Carrie “Thomas
Charleston
Ale Thaddeus Murray
Carter Dalton
Altornes
Fate Sasser, Jr
Sasser
Savannahs Army
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Pentagons
Dr. Rozzelle
Legion Auxiliary
G. H. Jones
Gracie Allen
Swan
Wade
WSIS
George Burns
Paul Whiteman
Mrs. Walters
W. C. Thomas
JoAnn Elizabeth Mason
Prospect Street
Stone's Studio
Elkin Boy Scouts
Miss I. Irvin Paylor
W. O. T. Club
Ceremonies
Temperance
P-T. A. News
RAY Street P.T.A
OAK Hill P.T.A
Cloverdale Association
Air
Cates Murray
Thaddeus Engine, Jr
Bakers Sanatorium
Murray
Edna Lee Thomas
Parent- Teacher Association
Maxine
Helen Jarrett
Christian Endeavor Society of
Julian
Lindsey
P.T. A
Garland
Jennie Newby
Frances ‘Griffin
American Legion
Alusia
Taylor Simpson
High Point Girl Scout Council
Mabel Burnett
High Point Girl Scout
T. R. Hotland
Nina Sullivan
Dorothea
Pat) Patterson
Ralph Lambeth
Lucille Eddinger
Willard Parrish
Edith Vinson
Marie Kirkman
Peggy Mendenhall
J. W. Hawthorne
Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary
F. L. Dewitt
Mesdames W. G. Smith
D. M. Jester
OG. R. Hodgin
R. Hodgin
RL. MacDonald
Circle
William van Liere
J.A. Good
Arbvicks
Broadhurst
Paramount
Victor
Som Sig Opelias
Columbus
Bath
Radio City Music Hall
Beautyrest Mattresses
Waite Ter
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