George Washington Party For Soldiers By YWCA Club
Lend-a-Hand Club entertained fifteen soldiers from Sedgefield Saturday at the YWCA for a George Washington birthday party. Virginia reel and other dances plus patriotic songs were enjoyed. Cpl T J Brentsen played piano. Red white and blue decor and cake vanilla ice cream with a cherry plus punch highlighted refreshments.
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Lend-a-Hand Club
Sedgefield
George Washington
Groy
Cpl. T. J. Brentsen
Engagement party and bridge dates mark Thomasville social scene
Mrs J Hyman hosted a betrothal party for Miss Bessie Hyman and Phillip Zaglin with about fifty guests from Charlotte Greenville and Spartanburg. Separate events included Pvt Roger Matthews visiting home from Jefferson Barracks with a dinner hosted by Mrs J Green and Mrs C Finch and a Thursday bridge club gathering at Mrs G W Lyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Roger Matthews
Jefferson Barracks
Green
C. F. Finch
Spring Street
Pvt
Matthews
Jackie Hardin
Susannah Matthews
Mary Green Matthews
Claude Green
R. S. Green
Sallie Clodfelter
M. A. Bowers
Winston-Salem
Margaret
Jimmy Green
Finch
P. M. Sherrill
Elliott Drive
James Lambeth, Jr
Share-the-Meat Tested Noodle Goulosh For Home Use
Recipe from the Share-the-Meat program tested in a local high school lab uses noodles hamburger onions mustard Worcestershire sauce salt pepper canned tomatoes and cheese. Cook noodles brown meat with onion then mix in seasonings tomatoes and cheese simmer twenty minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutrition Committee
Citizens Service Corps
Lidie P. Horton
Local Meredith Student Joins Raleigh Community Sing
Miss Willa Grey Lewis of High Point participated in the fourth Community Sing of the season, organized by the Women’s Club music department under Dr. Harry E. Cooper. The event, held at the Raleigh Women’s Club, drew service men and club members to boost morale during wartime.
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Raleigh
Women’s Club
Fred Wheeler
Raleigh Women's Club
Willa Grey Lewis
High Point
Meredith College
Harry E. Cooper
Raleigh Woman's Club
Music Department
A A A W Meeting Postponed to March 1
Members of the High Point branch of the American Association of University Women are notified that the February meeting has been postponed to Monday March 1. The meeting will be held at Mrs. Fred Taylor's home at eight o'clock with a change of venue noted.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
Fred Taylor
Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star meets Tuesday
The High Point Chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular monthly meeting at the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening at 7 30 o'clock.
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Order OF Eastern Star
High Point Chapter
The
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Sew and Save Week Pattern 4320 from Anne Adams
Oia Oblams promotes Sew and Save Week featuring pattern 4320 by Anne Adams. Jacket cuts soft at bust and smooth at hips with a front-paneled skirt from salvaged fabric. misses sizes 12 through 20. size 16 requires 4 1/8 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send ten cents, name, address, style number and payment to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
Westlith St
New York
Local notables visit kin and college friends
Miss Eleanor Paul an assistant engineer draftsman with the U S Navy Department in Washington and Mrs John W L Foxworth Jr of Raleigh return home after visiting their mother Mrs Nacy H Paul at 1015 Sherrod Avenue. Miss Mary Edith Ferree returns to Catawba College with three visiting classmates. Lt J F Hicks home from Salem Field joins family in Charlotte and at 322 West Russell Street. Jeanette L Fowler, 10 months, ill with pneumonia. her mother is Mrs C Alvin Fowler formerly Mabel Coe of High Point.
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Arriwona Shoaf
Carolina Apartments
Esta Leonard
Mary Jean Lohr
Woman's College
Miss Shoaf
Lucille Kirkpatrick
R. E. Lowry
Kirkpatrick
Lillian Robinson
Mesdames W. E. Tomlinson
R. F. Lowry
M. T. Lambeth
Eleanor W. Paul
Washington, D. C
John W. L. Foxworth, Jr
Raleigh
Nacy H Paul
Sherrod Avenue
Eleanor Paul
U.S. Navy Department
Washington
Mary Edith Ferree
Catawba College
C. E. Ferree
Steele Street
Ferree
Betty Vickry
Billie Mackley
Marie Johnson
J. F. Hicks
Salem Field
Monroe
Charlotte
M. T. Hicks
West Russell Street
Jeanette L. Fowler
C. Alvin Fowler
Thomasville
Fowler
Mabel Coe
High Point
Thirty Three H P Students Listed On Honor Roll
The first semester honor roll at High Point College includes thirty three students for earning a B average. Seventy six students overall met the requirement. Named honorees include Mildred Allen and Lester Brown among others plus Hazel Irene Johnson as a six hour credit special student.
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High Point College
N. P
Ruth Griffith
Bill Hall
Elizabeth Hadley
Garnett Hinshaw
Douglas Holbrook
Mary Holton
Thomas Hutchins
Clarence Keever
Wade Koontz
Thomas Lindsey
Rowland Long
Futrelle Moore
Lillie Mae Moore
Ruby Parker
Zelma Parnell
Marjorie Payne
Helen Pierce
Marie Spencer
Irene Strother
Dinah Taylor
Mary Edna Taylor
Betty Marie Welch
Hazel Irene Johnson
Queen of Diamonds Opening in Bridge Quiz
North South hands analyzed with West leading a diamond. The queen of diamonds signals length. South bids diamonds. If East ruffs or allows the lead to win, the contract may be defeated. Consider whether to ruff with the king of diamonds and how to counter declarer from dummy. Also a Gin Rummy quiz asks how four players play with partners opposite each other.
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West
East
North
Service Flag Presented at High Point College by Students
The High Point College flag was presented this morning in Roberts Hall by Bill Henderson to President G I Humphreys. 275 students serve, each represented by a star. Three additional stars honor Frank Morton Jimmy Jacobs and Jack Gibson who died in service. Rev Paul Hardin Jr urged greatness comes from serving a great cause and urged adding margin to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Roberts’ Hall
Bill Henderson
G. I. Humphreys
Frank Morton
Washington, D. C
Jimmy Jacobs
New York
Jack Gibson
High Point
Hardin
Sermon Critique of Modern Ministry at Gospel Tabernacle
Rev H P Williams analyzed Pauls first Acts sermon and contrasted early gospel preaching with today. He urged preaching Christ crucified buried risen and returning, stressing salvation by faith and plain speech as the core message. He called for pastors to deliver a clear gospel with Holy Spirit power.
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Gospel Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Paul
Israel
Jesus
Lord Jesus Christ
God
Christ
Rome
Two Births in Gibbs City Celebrate New Daughters
Cpl. and Mrs. Brooks H Harris announce the birth of a daughter Aloma Brooks on February 16 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Before marriage she was Miss Della Hicks. Mr. and Mrs Charley L Jones announce a daughter Doris Carolyn on February 20 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Brooks H. Harris
Council Street
Aloma Brooks
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Charley L. Jones
Oakview Road
Doris Carolyn
American Planes Bomb Japanese Base in North Burma
Fighters of the Tenth American Air Force raided Sahmaw in northern Burma destroying or damaging buildings, barracks, oil tanks, and railroad installations. A second formation attacked a Meza railroad defile where a previous bombing caused a landslide. no aircraft were reported missing.
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Bombay
Tenth American Air Force
Sahmaw
Burma
M Unique
Meza
Mind and Monotheism in Sunday Christian Science Lesson
The February 21 Sunday lesson in Christian Science teachings centers on the oneness of God. Key citations include Isaiah 14:24 and Deuteronomy 6:4 13 14, underscoring exclusive worship and reverence for the Lord. The Science and Health text by Mary Baker Eddy reinforces the concept that there is but one Mind because there is but one God.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Real Estate Management Course Held for High Point Men
Charles Mendenhall and Curtis Smithdeal of High Point completed a 30 lecture course in Washington on Real Estate Management. The program was presented to 100 men nationwide by the Institute of Real Estate Management of the National Association of Real Estate Boards.
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Charles Mendenhall
Curtis Smithdeal
High Point
Washington
Institute of Real Estate Management
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Infinite God and the paradox of evil in finitude
Quoted passage argues that God's infinity allows no real place for evil since all space is filled by God, yet humans acknowledge finitude. The text cites a page reference remarking on the tension between divine infinity and sin within that boundless condition.
Washington's legacy praised and wartime rationing noted
A reflective piece honors George Washington's service and leadership, contrasts his era with modern cooperation under pressure, and warns of continued wartime rationing from gasoline to meat. It cites the Whiskey Rebellion as a precedent for federal law obedience and urges public unity and sacrifice amid shortages.
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United States
Washington
Congress
Pennsylvania
Young Republic
George Washington
the Union
Uncle Sam
Sammy
Death of Francis Monroe Stout at 16 in Thomasville
Francis Monroe Stout of Green Street Thomasville died at home Saturday night at age 16. He is survived by his parents, brother Raymond Luther Stout, sister Ollie Pearl Stout, and grandmother Mrs. L. A. Stout of Thomasville. He attended Pilot High School and Rich Fork Baptist Church. Funeral at Rich Fork Baptist Church Tuesday at 1 pm with viewing one hour prior. Interment in Calvary Reformed Church cemetery.
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Francis Monroe Stout
Enterprise
Thomasville
Francis E. Stout
Green Street
Raymond Luther Stout
Ollie Pearl Stout
L. A. Stout
Rich Fork Baptist Church
Pilot High School
T. R. Bray
Henry Causey
Winston-Salem
Calvary Reformed Church
Cactus Fiber Used in Car Upholstery Padding
In some motor cars, cactus fiber has been used to pad upholstery. The material offers a natural option under seat covers and dashboards, reflecting experimentation with plant based components in early automotive interiors.
British Women Tell Sisters Relax Point Rationing Easier
British housewives share practical tips for U S readers on weekly point allotments for butter margarine fats sugar tea bacon cheese preserves milk meat and canned goods. They urge planning, not wasting points, carrying ration books, buying fresh produce first and using leftovers to extend meals.
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Rosette Hargrove
NEA
London
Cable
Addit
The Tar Heel Gardener Explores Herb Production For War
North Carolina sees a surge in herb gardening as wartime shortages push self sufficiency. The article discusses herbs as essential to foods drugs soaps and perfumes, mentions key plants and industries, and outlines future pieces on production and uses.
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North Carolina
America
Funeral Rites for Mrs Clinton Held in Thomasville
Funeral service for Mrs. R. L. Clinton who died at home on High Point Route Two was held at Ward Street Methodist Church. Dr C Excelle Rozzelle Rev McSwaim and Rev McGee led the service with church choir and solo by Miss Mary Jones. Oakwood Cemetery burial in High Point followed.
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Thomasville
R. L. Clinton
High Point
Ward Street Methodist Church
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Church
Hazel McSwaim
G. W. Reynolds
Joe Edwards
Clarence Wall
Carl Wright
Roscoe Jones
George Moore
Oakwood Cemetery
BC Relieves Headache and Neuralgia Quickly
Quick acting ingredients in the BC formula are readily assimilated providing fast relief from headaches neuralgic pains muscular aches and functional periodic pains. Keep a small package handy and be prepared for prompt relief when minor pains strike. Consult a physician if pains persist.
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McKenney
Madeline Hoover
Y. W.C. A. Club
Louise Surratt
Bernice Huffman
Katie Shivers
Louise Yow
Donis Yarborough
Bertha Dennis
Mildred Shives
Mabel Morrison
Lois Lawrence
Sally Ray
Bessie Hyman
Phillip Zaglin
J. Hyman
Woodrow Avenue
Greenville
S. C
Spartanburg
Bessie —Phillip
Zaglin
Thursday
G. W. Lyles
Salem Street
Robert
John R. Myers
M. T. Lambert
Mesdames Ee Phillips
W. E. Tomlinson
Ca Cox
J. W. Hawthorne
Robert Rapp
J. R. Myers
Greensboro College
Greensboro
Clemmons
D. M. Jester
Jerry Neill
R. L. McDonald
Timberland
N. A. McDonald
Jester
Meredith
Vicks
A.A.A.W
Oia Oblams
H.P
Mendenhall, Smithdeal
W. A. Bivins
Virginia
Baron Fairfax
George
House of Burgesses
St. Paul's Chapel
Tar Heel
James G. Weaver
the Princess Beauty Shop
Princess Beauty Shop
North Main Street
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