George Washington Dance Opens Youth Center Gala Night
A Washington formal dance and a Friday open house drew many youths to the Youth Center on North Hamilton Street. Dot Lewis entertained as a youthful accordionist, with selections including God Bless America and The Blue Danube. Both events were directed by Mrs. Louis F Voorhees, with another dance announced for next Saturday evening.
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George Washington
Washington
North Hamilton Street
An Seonantion Af
Himmy Harris
Riethm Masters
Dot Lewis
America
St. Louis
Staff Meeting Monday Opens Girl Reserve Activities
Weekly meeting at 4:30 p m at the YWCA begins Girl Reserve activities. Editorial staff listed. reporters for William Penn and Fairview clubs to be chosen next week. Clubs vote on names submitted by members. Y and W club ties planned with advisers Mrs. Jimmy and Mrs. Smith Moss. Working Girls club hosts business meeting at the Y. Seventh group The Gay Gals to lead cook service and dance. Senior club to meet for business then Red Cross work. Sophomore gy age meeting with advisers Mrs Covington and Miss Hemp.
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Y.W.C.A
Barbara Lowe
Betty Sue Short
Doris Nance
Ann Alman
Betty Lou Nance
Ruth Ellen Monroe
Peggy Davis
Suzanne Earnhardt
William Penn
Fairview
Jimmy
Smith Moss
Red Cross
Betty Covington
Mary Hemp
Newspaperman Addresses Club 4-H Meeting at Jamestown
Miss Ora Sublette and Miss Lucille Bumgarner hosted the Modern Book Club in the school home economics building with a brief business session led by President Sinc H. N. Williard. The club planned to repair the tennis court, noted Donna Swaim’s third place in a dress revue, and discussed hospital animal use with a cat for research.
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Jamestown
Ora Sublette
Lucille Bumgarner
Modern Book Club
Sinc. H. N. Williard
Bowebruary P
Francesce
Miss Leftwich
Donna Swaim
Joe Johnson
Frnen Noll
Frances Dean
Donald Owens
Rodney Borum
Peariie Hall
Frances Cameron
Wance
Phc
Robert E. Webster
Seymour Johnson Field
Goldsboro
Katharine Mann
J. M. Hill
SPEAKS VOWS IN BLUEFIELD WITH FRIENDS VISITING
A weekend visit pattern in Bluefield includes Mr. and Mrs. G B Winslow and family from Jemus One Route One. Mrs R R Winslow travels to Greensboro to be with her ill sister Miss Jessie Bostick, who is improving. Homer Hester of Wilmington visits his mother as D R Robertson remains home awaiting Fort Bragg training.
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Guy St. Sing
R. R. Winslow
Jemus
G. B. Winslow
T. A.winslow
Greensboro
Jessie Bostick
Miss Bostick
Homer Hester
Wilmington
D. R. Robertson
Fort Bragg
Bridge Deal Reveals Dark Hand Flip and Spade Play
In a team of four match a declarer played entirely in the dark and outplayed a rival by precise manipulation of trumps. At one table West overcalled with a spade and the other table saw a dramatic finish as both declarers chased a nine-diamond drop, with ruffs and discards shaping the outcome. The Rubber Reserve Co since 1942 has bought over 1,000,000 short tons of scrap.
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East
West
Pgny
Asheboro Girl In WAC Is Honored and Clubs Entertained
Special to The Enterprise reports Asheboro based活动 highlights from the week. Lt. Hammond and various clubs hosted guests, with events including Russian tea, cookies, bridge games, and music themed entertainments. Members like Mrs. Vance Kivett and Mrs. James Kivett chaired gatherings. high scores and attendees noted across New Deal and Friday Afternoon clubs.
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Asheboro
Vance Kivett
New Deal Bridge Club
York
High
Forest Sn
Bright Holland
Miss Brittain Weds Army Man In W. Virginia
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Juanita Brittain of this city and First Sgt. Harry Lee Nelson of Bluefield W Va. vows were spoken Saturday February 12 at Graham Methodist Bluefield with Rev E A Shugart and organist Mrs Marvin Williams. Bride wore aqua two piece with pink rose corsage. The groom is in the United States Army Air Forces stationed at March Field Calif and they will reside there. Guests included Lieut Don Taylor and Mrs Taylor and Miss Helen Dimsdale among others.
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H. L. Nelson
Bluefield
W. Va
Nelson
Tomlinson Furniture
March Field
Calif
U. S. Army Air Corps
Juanita Brittain
Harry Lee Nelson
Graham Methodist Church
E. A. Shugart
Marvin Williams
Don L. Taylor
Reynolds High
Winston-Salem
Tomlinson Furniture Company
Beaver High School
Reynolds Tobacco Pany
United States Army Air
Genehaetins
Don Taylor
Las, Ariz
Helen Dimsdale
High
Deep River Social Notes Bring News of Meetings and Visits
Local residents report visits from J. F. Rockett of Biscoe and Mrs. Alice Williams, along with youths and families from Newport News and Jamestown. Miss Beulah Skeen travels to Palm Beach while quilting events unite neighbors at Frank Smith’s home and other sites.
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Nancy Jones
J. F. Rockett
Biscoe
Alice Williams
Beulah Skeen
Palm Beach
Florida
A. D. Ridge
Mildred
Newport News
Lieut
Albert Ridge
Mississi
Rex Thornton
Thorntons
S. J. Pickard
Doris Edwards
Jamestown
Claudia Thornton
Frank Smith
Edgar Weston
Stoneville
Hope Parrish
High Point
E. R. Parrish
R. T. Jordan
D. B. Thrift
Greensboro
E. F. Williams
Josephine Ees
Lucile Fi
Ar Prevath
Point
Gertrude Farlow
Guilford College
J. L. Skeen
Carl Bundy
Clifton
Stunt Night Planned for YWCA Club Week
YWCA industrial clubs announce a week of meetings starting Monday with a supper and stunt night. Florence Nightingale club at six p m Adams club at eight p m Lend-A-Hands events Tuesday and Friday theater party and dance programs. B and P dinner Thursday Live Y er song and dance night. Jolly Y book review and table awards presented to local members.
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YWCA
Florence Nightingale
Adams Club
George Washington
Y” Business Department
Amenceis Whitley
Jolly Y Club
Baby Album Birthdays Highlight Local Children
Our Baby Album features Martha Alice Meyatt of 1806 Old Trinity Road turning one on February 9. Beth Antoinette Parks of 915 Rosewood Avenue is two years old on February 18. Larry Norman Varner of Reidsville celebrates his second birthday on February 7, with mother Margaret Furr noted.
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Martha Alice Meyatt
Old Trinity Road
Wayne Weyatt
Beth Antoinette Parks
Joe Parks
Rosewood Avenue
Larry Norman Varner
Charles A. Varner, Jr
Reidsville
Margaret Furr
USO farewell party for WAVES recruit Miss Mitchell
Miss Elizabeth Mitchell who reports for Navy WAVES duty this Wednesday was honored at a USO Service Men's Center party on East High Street Friday night. Corporal Joe Pastor entertained with a pony and presented Mitchell with a service pin amid Anchors Aweigh music and a large white cake. Special guests included Miss Virginia Mitchell and Miss Lucille r, with hostesses Mrs. John Raper Mrs. Gladys Moore and Miss Evelyn Jeffcoat. March schedule chairs named: Mrs. Paul Adams Mrs. Thurman Arnold Mrs. Harry Doctor and Miss Lois Welborn.
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Joe Pastor
Tony Pastor
USO
Service Men's Center
Elizabeth Mitchell
U. S. Navy
Corporal Pastor
Miss Mitchell
Enterprise
Navy Waves
USO Service Men's Center
East High Street
BTC No
Navy
Anchors Aweigh
Henry Hodges
Virginia Mitchell
Luciller
John Raper
Gladys Moore
Evelyn Jeffcoat
Mesdames
Paul Adams
Thurman Arnold
Harry Doctor
Lois Welborn
Eastern Star to Sponsor Service and Meeting Tuesday
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its annual service at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home near Greensboro this afternoon. Jackson local speaker will deliver the sermon. The chapter will also hold its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Masonic Home, with new initiates to be received.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
Transportanda
Jackson
4 432 Pennies To Jug Says Linotype Operator
Burlington North Carolina February 19 The Newton man who counted a gallon of pennies and had 3600 must have had one of those famous bootleg jugs, says Jim Robertson Times News linotype operator Robertson who visits local schools each Tuesday to sell war stamps and bonds recently turned in a gallon jug of pennies here It weighed 31 pounds and contained 4432 The Gulf coast line with its indentations is longer than either the Atlantic or Pacific Coast lines of the U S
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Burlington
N. C
Newton
Jim Robertson
Times-News
Robertson
Miss Willa Grey Lewis Featured At Creative Arts Forum
Raleigh February report notes two Mere dith College students and three faculty members will present compositions at WCMC Greensboro Creative Arts Forum this week. Miss Willa Grey Lewis of High Point will also perform on the program, honoring the family of Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis of 503 Gatewood Avenue.
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Raleigh
Meredith College
WCMC
Greensboro
Willa Grey Lewis
High Point
Frank Lewis
Gatewood Avenue
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