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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1943

Page

6

Club Calendar Highlights War Talk and Luncheon

The Business and Professional Club of the YWCA will meet with the Jolly Y and Live Yers as Dessie Cox discusses the war. Meeting moved from Tuesday to Thursday. The Priscilla Club hosts a luncheon at Mrs. R. K. Young’s home 726 Florham Avenue with Mrs. H. L. Brockman as associate hostess. Emerywood Duplicate Club holds a weekly session at the club house Saturday at 2 PM.

Jolly Y’s Dessie Cox Priscilla Club R. K. Young Florham Avenue H. L. Brockman Young Emerywood Duplicate Club

Burbank Garden Club Honors Lawton Dutton on Roses

Lawton B. Dutton, renowned rose authority, spoke at the Burbank Garden Club gathering hosted by Mrs. H. Fesperman on Woodrow Avenue. He discussed planting, culture, soil suitability for Tus section, and shared cultivation tips from his own garden. Thirteen members attended and North Carolina Garden Club named the cardinal as state bird in a brief business segment.

Lawton B. Dutton Burbank H. P. Morrison North Carolina

Church Social and Philathea Meeting Announced

The Vota Vita class of Green Street Baptist Church meets Friday at 7 30 in the church classroom. The Ladies Aid Society of the Church of Christ gathers Friday night at Mrs Sam Pendergraph 1449 North Hamilton Street with hostesses Mrs John Pendergraph and Mrs Jean Cooke. The Ran kin Memorial Philathea class meets Friday at 7 30 at Mrs Irby Cates 309 Phillips Street with hostesses Mrs Jessie Hooper and Mrs L R Minner. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of wife and mother signed J T Carnheart and family.

Green Street Baptist Church Church Ladies Aid Society of The Church of Christ Sam Pendergraph North Hamilton Street John Pendergraph Jean Cooke Rankin Memorial Philatheas Rankin Memorial Church Irby Cates Phillips Street Jessie Hooper L. R. Minner J. T. Carnichael

Latin America Discussed At Twentieth Century Study Club Luncheon

A luncheon at Mrs. R. J. Quigley’s home featured Mrs. Henry Koonts presenting a program on Latin America. She defined the region, listed its twenty countries, and traced independence and U S relations including the Good Neighbor policy. Mrs. Charlets H. Risch chaired a brief business session as guests dined at a red rose table.

Twentieth Century Study Club R. J. Quigley Westwood Henry Koonts Latin-America Charlets H. Risch We Ladies Mesdames Lamar McCallum J. W. Thomas Donald Conrad Frank B. Smith E. D. Henderson W

BPWC Board Vote Seeks Woman Member on School Board

At the February meeting of the High Point BPWC held in the Elwood Hotel, members approved placing a woman on the local school board. The group discussed hosting a Sunday breakfast in June tied to the North Carolina Federation convention in Greensboro. Mrs. Oriana B. James named local chairman and Miss Alta Chamelin along with Mrs. Anne Russell to plan a monthly club publication.

High Point’ Business and Professional Women's Club Elwood North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs Greensboro Arthur P. Wilson Kinston Oriana B. James Margaret Farley DeLois Pressley Washington Alta Chamelin Anne Russell

Local social notes and hospital updates from Greensboro area

Lieut and Mrs Bernard Allen guests of Mr and Mrs George Dobbins at Emlywood Court Apartments. Lieut Allen stationed at Macon Georgia with Air Corps. his wife Ruth Wayne Melton, niece of the Dobbins, once lived with them. Mrs H C Morgan returns home from Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery. Lillis J Bill Anderson recuperating at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after operation. Freddie Thomas ill at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. Mrs W B Jones patient at Guilford General Hospital now able to receive visitors.

Bernard Allen George Dobbins Emlywood Court Macon Air Corps Ruth Wayne Melton Dobbins Lillis J Bill) Anderson Pinecrest Centennial Avenue The Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Freddie Thomas W. B. Jones Guilford General Hospital

Three Mullinix Sisters Enlist in War Auxiliary Corps

At Fort Bragg Feb 18 Bertha Mullinix of High Point joined the Woman's Army Auxiliary Corps continuing a family tradition. Her sisters Mary Agnes and Evelyn Mullinix from High Point had already enrolled and serve on active duty. The Mullinix parents Mr and Mrs W N Mullinix hail from Troy.

Ward Fort Bragg Bertha Mullinix High Point Woman's Army Auxiliary Corps Mary Agnes Mullinix Evelyn Mullinix W. N. Mullinix Troy

Kitty Hawk Bridge Club Hosts First Meeting

The Kitty Hawk Bridge Club met at Miss Nelson Mann’s home on Saturday afternoon. The newly organized group finalized plans at the gathering and served refreshments to club members Barbara Morris Jackie Steed Janet Balkeum Pearl Hiatt Wanda Payne Clara Barton Mary Simmons Maggie Thomas Peggy Case and the hostess.

Kitty Hawk Bridge Club Nelson Mann Barbara Morris Jackie Steed Janet Balkeum Pearl Hiatt Wanda Payne Clara Barton Mary Simmons Maggie Thomas Peggy Case

Share the Meat Tested Recipes For Home Use

Edsitor's Note introduces a daily series of meat substitute recipes printed this week. Tested in a local high school kitchen by third-year home economics students, the recipe uses dried beef, butter, flour, milk, mustard, bread and American cheese. Prepare by cooking beef with butter, thickening with flour and milk, add mustard, assemble on toasted bread with cheese, bake briefly, and serve hot.

Edsitor Nutrition Committee Citizens Service Corps Lidie P. Horton Carl

Ada Blair P T A Sets February Meeting

President W T Winslow urges full attendance for Ada Blair P T A February meeting at 7 30 this evening at the school. Those interested in the Victory Garden development are especially invited as a speaker will discuss the topic.

W. T. Winslow Ada Blair Parent-Teacher Association P-T.a

Byrd announces birth of son John David Byrd Jr

Mr and Mrs John David Byrd of 616 Willowbrook Street announce the birth of a son John David Byrd Jr at Burrus Memorial Hospital on February 13. Prior to marriage Mrs Byrd was Miss Annie Richardson of Salisbury.

John David Byrd Willowbrook Street John David, Jr Burrus Memorial Hospital

Rebekahs Schedule Regular Meeting Tomorrow Evening

The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will hold its regular business meeting in the hall tomorrow evening at 7 30 oclock. Important business and degree work will be featured at this time.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge

Fingercraft Club Meets at Mrs Michael’s Home

The Fingercraft Club will be entertained by Mrs W T Michael at her home 510 Carr Street tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock This will be the regular meeting and members are asked to be in attendance.

Fingercraft Club W.T. Michael 510 Carr Street

Oak View PTA Plans Friday Founders Day Program

Oak View Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday at 2 30 PM at the school for a patriotic and Founders Day program. A voluntary offering will be taken. The item includes a note about Australia’s straight railway track and a Roman bakers sugar plums anecdote.

Oak View Pta Oak View Parent-Teacher Association Australia Julius Dragatus Rome I Christ

Uniforms settle as women Marines ditch dress blues

The U S Marine Corps Women's Reserve will wear forest green winter uniforms with no blue and red dress outfits. Captain Anne A Lentz designed the look while planning duties with officers and stylists. a summer dress is under consideration. A clothes allowance will cover uniforms and undergarments.

Marines U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve Anne A. Lentz John M. Lentz U. S. Army Ruth Cheng Streeter Lentz OPA New York Washington Erik Gen. Lentz Oveta Culp Hobby WAAC Marine Corps

Glorify Yourself By Alicia Hart Ner Service Staff Writer

Dr. Jay B. Nash advises turning personal heat control into exercise routines to stay warm in cold weather. Start at room temperature 68 or 69 and gradually lower it, involve the whole family, and use simple moves like kidney squeezes, running in place, standing jumps, and trunk situps to retain heat without waste. A snug union suit offers warmth as a wartime fashion note.

Alicia Hartner Jay B. Nash Accus

Adams pattern 4344 4345 jumper outfits described

Pattern notes describe mother and daughter wearing identical Anne Adams jumper outfits in sizes 12 through 20. Pattern 4344 uses 2 1/2 yards 35 inch fabric for jumper and 11 yards for blouse with 1 yard contrast, with size 16 available. Includes request to send LINTEEN CONTS and order details for The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.

Anne Adams High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West Lith St New York N.Y

Funeral Rites for Glenn A Cain Child of Trinity

Funeral services are set for Glenn Alexander Cain nine of Trinity Route Two after illness with diphtheria. Rev. E R Honeycutt and Rev. J C Gatewood will lead at Trinity Methodist Church with interment in Trinity Cemetery. The body lies in state 3 to 4 pm at the church before burial. He was born August 19 1933 in Archdale and was in the second grade at Trinity School. Surviving parents sister Bessie Mae and four brothers along with maternal and paternal grandparents reside in Trinity Route Two.

Glenn Alexander Cain C. A. Cain Trinity Trinity Methodist Church E. R. Honeycutt J. C. Gatewood Thomasville W. Cain Archdale Trinity School Bessie Mae Cain Billy Jordan Jimmie Sherrill Gayle Frederick Jerry Lee R. J. Lewellen W. S. Cain Route Two

Popover wearable kitchen helper for last minute prep

A new popover garment worn over a dress acts as a portable kitchen helper. It features a belt mounted unit with a pan holder, a large patch pocket for gadgets, and roomy sleeves to accommodate active cooks during final preparations.

Marmola Pills Promoted For Thyroid Related Fat Loss

An advertisement claims Marmola tablets help fat people slim down when excess weight is due to thyroid deficiency. It advises sensible eating and Marmola use per package instructions and suggests consulting a physician if unsure. It notes Marmola is not a cure-all and cites 20 million packages sold in 30 years.

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Local man John C. Brown dies in Morganton

John C. Brown 61 longtime local resident of 319 Park Street died in Morganton this morning after two years of declining health and six months of serious illness. Born October 13 1881 in Alamance County he lived here 25 years and worked as an automobile salesman. Survived by wife Geneva Cab three sons John Jr Roy C and Bill C Brown three daughters Jewel Rutledge Roy Wright and Moselle Jordan two brothers W W and Frank Brown a sister Mrs C S Thompson and three grandchildren. Body to Sechrest Funeral Home this afternoon for arrangements.

John C. Brown Park Street Morganton Mr. Brown Alamance County George C. Brown Calvary Methodist Church Geneva Cab John Jr Roy C. Brown High Point Bill C. Brown Durham Jewel Rutledge Roy Wright Moselle Jordan Lexington W. W Frank Brown Burlington C. S. Thompson Sechrest Funeral Home

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Madeline Hoover Burbank Garden Club Lawton Dutton Church OF Chirist AkKif American Institute of Laundering Paire Arrid Enioog BPWC H. C. Morgan East Green Street Kitty Hawk Club Miss Nelson Mann Ada Blair Rebekahs Mrs. Michael Dorothy Rob AP Marine Corps. Women's Reserve Uniform Marine Corps Emblem Lieut Louise Stewart USMCR Guilford Furniture CO N. Main St Man's Fulton General Mansfield Ladys Waltham Watch
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