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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1943

Page

6

Mrs. Mendenhall Hosts Realtors Wives Dinner

Mrs. E. F. Mendenhall Jr entertained wives of local realtors at a Sheraton dinner party featuring yellow and white decor. Guests included Mrs. Cyrus Crane Willmore of St. Louis, wife of the National Association of Real Estate Boards president, with the couple later attending the High Point Real Estate Board session where both were presented with hose gifts.

Cyrus Crane Willmore St. Louis National Association of Real Estate Boards EF. E. Mendenhall, Jr Sheraton Tel Mrs. Willmore Henry Koonts Curts Smithdeal Donald Conrad Taylor Simpson Blake Thompson John W. Clinard, Jr O. A. Kirkman Charles Mendenhall Jim Conrad Ed Mendenhall Sheraton High Point Real Estate Board Mr. Willmore

Thursday Twelve Bridge Club Welcomes Mrs Hendrix Hosts New Troop Investiture

The Thursday Twelve Bridge Club met at Mrs. John Hendrix’s West Howell extension home for a patriotic bi weekly session with a cherry pie dessert in red and white. Winners of war savings stamps were Mrs. Winford Hinkle and Mrs. Tony Simeon. Girl Scout Troop 20 received pins and wings at headquarters in a formal investiture ceremony with eighteen members earning awards and Miss Margaret Lee named assistant leader.

John Hendrix West Howell Extension George Washington Winford Hinkle Tony Simeon Meadams H. M. Ridge, Jr B. Francis Hendrix Honor Wardell Karl Wombie Sam McKinney Girl Scout Nora Bundy Jane Chamelin Mary Lou Dillon Mary Ann Britt Sally Trepke Barbara Barlow Joan Rothrock Nancy Lewis Carlene Kaneer Ann Hall Gordie Maxwell Patsy Alman Edith

Susannah Wesley Class Hosts Dinner and Meeting

Fifty two members and guests of the Susannah Wesley Class at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church attended the February dinner and business session. Mrs Grady Goldston and Joe Johnston served as associate hostesses. the program featured Miss Mary Sue Briggs with piano accompaniment by Mrs W B Hall and singing. Lois Welborn presided over the brief business meeting. guests included Mrs Roby Bernie Mrs FE Price and Miss Margaret Hedrick.

Susannah Wesley Wesley Memorial Methodist Church School Grady Goldston Joe Johnston George Washington Mary Sue Briggs W. B. Hall Margaret Chatfield Lois Welborn Roby Bernie FE. W. Price Margaret Hedrick

Emerywood Duplicate Club Holds Saturday Session

The weekly session of the Emerywood Duplicate Club will convene at the club house on Saturday at 2 P M. The event invites members to attend and play duplicate bridge for the afternoon.

Emerywood Duplicate Club

Founders' Day Observed by Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Group

The Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association marked Founders' Day with a program on February 18. Mrs. Ruria Shelton led devotions. Miss Winifred Bodie introduced the history of the PTA founders Mrs. Alice Birney and Mrs. Phoebe Hearst. Eva P. Craig reviewed the PTA since 1923. Principal M L Patrick spoke on PTA unity. Music by L H Alrutz and students Peggy Crawford and Betty Ruth York.

Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association America Ruria Shelton Winifred Bodie Alice McLellan Birney Phoebe Apperson Hearst Eva P. Craig M. L. Patrick L. H. Alrutz Peggy Crawford Betty Ruth York

Bridge Champion Uses Mathematics

Russell J. Baldwin, captain Baldwin of the Ordnance Department, is noted as a familiar name in tournament bridge and served as national tournament manager of the American Contract Dealer.

Russell J. Baldwin Nowaptain Baldwin The Ordnance Department

Mathematical Ace Becker Baldwin Solves Bridge Hand

Capt Baldwin, famed for tournament play and Army work, demonstrated his arithmetic skill in a Pennsylvania State team event with Capt Richmond H Skinner. By counting tricks he inferred West hand shape and executed the winning line after the diamond ace was knocked out and West showed four hearts.

Bridge League Army Pennsylvania Richmond H. Skinner Chemical Warfare Department American Contract Bridge League Baldwin West

Victory Gardens Topic At Brentwood P T A Meeting

The Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association held its February meeting in the school auditorium with L P Greenway presiding. Mr Davis and Mr Wagoner Guilford County farm agents spoke on Victory Gardens and garden basics for early planting and pest control.

Brentwood Associatoin L. P. Greenway White Frank McCulloch Parker Davis Wagoner Guilford County Lloyd Thayer Finn Street

Fifth Anniversary To Be Observed At Scout Meeting

The annual Girl Scout meeting will be at the Elwood Hotel Monday at 7 30 p m. A program marking five years of Girl Scouting in High Point is planned and friends are invited to attend.

Girl Scout Elwood Hotel High Point Friends of Girl Scouting

Truck Haulage Volume Steady Since 1940

The Public Roads Administration of the Federal Works Agency reports heavier loads and fewer unloaded trucks on highways have kept total truck hauling near the 1940 level. The note adds that the Norwegian mile equals seven English statute miles.

Public Roads Administration Federal Works Agency

Local residents note travel plans and family updates

Mrs. Robert W. Beaver of 214 Edeworth Apartments will visit Wayne Pennsylvania with Aviation Cadet Beaver in training at Valley Forge Military Academy. Miss Anne Green has returned to High Point to resume studies and is now at 405 Elm Street with Mrs. K C Caviness. Mr. and Mrs. Greene and Ray and Lena Green plan to return soon. Mrs. Thomas E. Beasley has returned from Richmond where her husband serves in the Army at Camp Eustis. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Crane Willmore of St Louis left for Charlotte before heading home. Mrs. J H Bridgers, at 210 West Bay Street, is recovering from an operation. The McKaughans and son William Roy Jr. show improving influenza symptoms at home.

Robert W. Beaver Edeworth Apartments Wayne, Pa Beaver Valley Forge Military Academy Anne Green Clayton Greene High Point High Point Senior High School Charleston S. C Elm Street K. C. Caviness Greene Ray Lena Green Thomas E. Beasley English Street Richmond U.S. Army Camp Eustis Cyrus Crane Willmore St. Louis Charlotte Willmore The National Association of Real Estate Board

Miss Phyllis Crater Joins WAAC Training

Miss Phyllis M. Crater of 1616 English Street High Point is called to active duty with the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps and reports this week for training at the 2nd WAAC Training Center in Daytona Beach Florida.

Crater WAAC Phyllis M. Crater English Street High Point Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Daytona Beach Fla

Russia War Role Explored By Y Clubs Speaker

Miss Dessie Cox spoke to the YWCA three business and professional clubs on Russia's WW II involvement. She traced Russia's wartime shift, geography of battles, arts development, and the impact on Russian literature and ballet, ending with a look at Allied positions in Africa. About sixty attended.

Dessie Cox Jolly Y Clubs Maud Burrows Russia Miss Cox Africa

Pull Shades Save Nation in War Time Fuel Study

Homemakers salvage tin cans and kitchen fats while adopting shade rules to cut heat loss and fuel use. Armour Research Foundation findings show drawing shades at night and partial daylight use lowers heat loss by about one third and saves up to 10 percent in fuel.

Armour Research Foundation Washington

We The Women Non-Essential War Duty Critique

Ruth Millett argues that many homemakers social clubs and nonessential activities should be drafted into war work. She targets women gossiping on the phone, bridge players, club workers, and those not contributing to wartime effort while others support with male-dominated roles. She urges capable women to serve in nursing aides and war production.

War Department seeks stenographers and laborers in High Point

War Department in Washington needs stenographers and typists with salaries from 1752 to 1971 yearly. Training at High Point then transfer to Washington with paid travel. Stenographers must take 80 wpm dictation and typists 35 wpm. Also needed are laborers, electricians, machinists, boat builders, and helpers with hourly rates from 82c to 1.59. William W. Poole will visit the High Point Post Office Building on Friday.

War Department Washington, D. C High Point Washington Panama Canal Hawaii William W. Poole United States Civil Service Region Fri

Banquet and Dance Planned by Epsilon Eta Phi at Sheraton

The Epsilon Eta Psi fraternity of High Point College prepares its annual banquet and dance for Saturday night at the Sheraton Hotel. A large turnout is expected with many special guests and former members and their dates. The event starts at 7 30 p m with dancing at 8 30 p m led by Max Wester band. attendees include numerous couples and honored members.

Epsilon Eta Phi Epsilon Eta Psi Fraternity High Point College Sheraton Hotel Max Westerband James Lowder Shirley Noble Alvin Boles Geneva Crowder Roland Garman Genieve Couch Richard Smith Virginia Martin Robert Lilly Grace Alexander Robert Lloyd Garnett Hinshaw William Welborne

War Program Seeks Applicants For Vital Positions

Poole urged all workers not in full time war work to apply for needed roles in the WW2 effort. The note emphasizes filling vacancies to support the war program and mentions February 19 as an interview day.

Poole America

Morris chair not named after William Morris inventor

The Morris chair bears his name but William Morris did not invent it.

William Morris Morris

Birth of Mary Ann Hubbard at Quantico Navy Hospital

Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Stanley B. Hubbard of Quantico Va announce the birth of a daughter Mary Ann on February 18 at the Navy Hospital in Quantico. Mrs Hubbard is the former Miss Ann Lee Grissom daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Grissom of this city. When the Big Dipper sets the handle is to the left and the bowl is right side up.

Stanley B. Hubbard Quantico Mary Ann Navy Hospital

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