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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1944

Page

14

Y Directors To Hear Not's Worker Clubs' Functions

A special meeting of the Y W C A board is set for Friday at seven thirty with Miss Metta May Mitchell as guest speaker. Mrs C E Sheloff will chair at the Adams Memorial building.

Metta May Mitchell C. E. Sheloff Adams Memorial Louise Surratt Florence Nightingale Club Highland-Lend-A Pete Morrow June Parker Double M Rev. Wilson Weldon J. A. Eshelman Jolly Club Arcade

Scout Council To Meet Thursday

The Hi Point Girl Scout Council will meet Thursday at ten o'clock in the basement of the Girl Scout building. An organization committee meeting will precede at nine thirty during the council's general session.

Hi Point Girl Scout Council Girl Scout

UDC Meeting Set With Mrs Bass at Her Home

Mrs C H Bass to entertain United Daughters of the Confederacy members for February gathering at her home corner Lindsay and English streets. Mesdames J E Marsh and R H Sechrest to assist as hostesses with Mrs Bass. Mrs W A Bivins presides over the session.

C. H. Bass High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy Lindsay and English Streets Mesdames J. E. Marsh R. H. Sechrest Bass W. A. Bivins

Wedding of Lieutenant Lindsay and Miss Lindsay

Lieutenant Lindsay and Miss Lindsay wed in a formal ceremony described with their attire and reception details. The bride wore hammered satin with a chiffon train and carried white roses. the groom’s family pin and pearls highlighted the event. After a Blue Room reception at the Robert E. Lee hotel, the couple planned to reside in Jacksonville Florida with Mrs Lindsay joining after April.

Lindsay Robert E. Lee Salem Academy Ward Belmont School Nashville Tennessee Greensboro College Winston-Salem Journal University of North Carolina Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company Greensboro Naval Reserve Naval Supply School Harvard Boston Mass United States Naval Air Base Jacksonville Florida B. H. Carraway Mary Elizabeth Bobbie Lindsay

Byerly-Johnson Vows Announced

Mr and Mrs Henry J Byerly of High Point announce the marriage plans of their daughter Agnes to Pvt Vaughn Johnson of the United States Army stationed at Fort Bragg The couple will spend a 15 day leave with his parents before he returns to camp and the bride will reside at 322 Mallory Street High Point

Henry J. Byerly High Point Agnes Byerly Vaughn Johnson United States Army Fort Bragg Pvt Johnson Willie J. Johnson Hiddenite

Baby Album celebrates three local children birthdays

Diana Carol Walser, daughter of Andrew and Mrs Walser, turns one on February 25. William Michael Peter, son of L G Peter, marks his second birthday today. James Albert Benfield, age one, is son of J A Benfield, living at 1007 EB Commerce Street. all are residents of the city with listed relatives.

Diana Carol Walser Center Andrew Walser Route One Kate Walser FE. M. Billings West Green Street William Michael Peter L. G. Potter Cook Street James Albert Benfield Jimmy J. A. Benfield EB. Commerce Street

Jamestown Tea Honors Mrs Webster and Teas Faculty

Jamestown events recount a tea for Mrs Robert Webster hosted by Miss Lucille Bumgarner and Ruth Ann Horney with Jamestown school faculty guests. Patriot decor and defense stamps подарок plus a towel shower at a Good Fellowship party for Mrs C M McKinney followed by a prize to Miss Bumgarner. Several locals on furlough or returning to duty.

Jamestown Lucille Bumgarner Ruth Ann Horney Home Economics Robert Webster Jamestown School C. M. McKinney Mesdames M. C. Carlisle John N. Entzminger W. L. McClelland P. C. Futrelle

Bizzells Welcome Son La Ray Born February 18

Pvt. and Mrs. Herbert Bizzell announce the birth of a son named La Ray on February 18. Mrs. Bizzell formerly Virginia Adams resided at Everett street. Archdale couple Frank and Joyce White announce a daughter Joyce Juliette born February 17 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Hospital.

Archdale Frank White Joyce Juliette Boulevard High Point Hospital

Braden to Speak at March High Point Graduate Nurses Meet

The High Point Graduate Nurses club holds its March meeting at the Adams' Memorial W.C.A. on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Roy S Braden the local city manager will be featured as the speaker for the monthly program.

High Point Graduate Nurses Club Adams’ Memorial W.C.A Roy S. Braden

Speculations on Postwar Income Taxes Loom Vast

New York economist Paul W. Ellis of the national industrial conference board describes speculative postwar tax scenarios. He forecasts tax cuts on 1945 income, exemptions rising and rates falling, with a balanced 1948 budget and continued price controls and war-finance shifts.

New York Treasury Paul W. Ellis National Industrial Conference Board Germany Japan Washington Europe Ellis Beasing

Paasikivi a Key Figure in Russo-Finnish Peace Talks

The 72-year-old Finn diplomat Juhä Kusti Paasikivi, long at the center of Finland's relations with Russia, is linked again to peace negotiations. Once a minister to Moscow, he earned Stalin’s respect by standing firm at times and later helped steer Finnish diplomacy during volatile years.

Finland Juhu Kusti Paasikivi Germany Russia Paasikivi Joseph Stalin Rty Dr. Paasikivi Sweden Moscow Helsinki Stalin Kremlin Stockholm

Shortage Of Beef Seen For 1944

The American Meat Institute predicted shortages of better grade beef in parts of the country this spring. It warned black market operations could accelerate the shortage as marketing of cattle in early spring is expected to fall from current levels. The group said beef supply for the year would be about as large as 1943, with short capacity in April and May.

Chicago American Meat Institute

$853,600 To Be Spent At N C Marine Base

Four more projects totaling 853600 were approved for the Cherry Point marine air station and outlying fields. Plans include fire protection and a laundry extension at Cherry Point and new water supplies at Bogue Atlantic and Oak Grove fields. A Sure Cure James Barrett sought a cure for backache from a gypsy in Newark but the con artist also took $25 from his coat.

N.C. Marine Base New Bern Cherry Point Barden Bogue Atlantic Oak Grove Newark INS James Barrett Barrett Heself

Government Relief Dilemma Influences Washington Demands

The speaker argues policy shifts center on pressure groups in Washington rather than farmers needs. He notes job creation could be universal through work relief figures or funded by large loans to redirect agencies to supply jobs. Either path implies government funds will be spent.

Washington

Beavers and Beavers High in Bridge at Emerywood event

Mr and Mrs R B Terry topped north-south in duplicate bridge with high scores. Mrs C S Beaver and Mrs J T Ryan led east-west in the same event at Emerywood Country Club yesterday afternoon.

R. B. Terry C. S. Beaver J. T. Ryan Duplicate Bui Emerywood Country Club Hal A. Davis de Wood Robert Garla Sig Logan Porter Ane C. Durland W. B. Hazelea Robert Hubbard Lawrence Ingram R. R. Springsteen Valetté J. Harriss Phil Warner R. D. Tillson J. T. Weaver Ralph Snyder C. H. Risch C. T. Ingram, Sr H. J. Coffield J. D. Hawkins Floyd Fly

Landon Says Tax Veto Signals Friction With Roosevelt

Alf M. Landon argued the tax veto fight shows growing friction between Congress and the White House. He urged Roosevelt to be replaced by a capable partner, saying a new president from either party would not face the same hostile Congress moving forward.

Topeka Eas Alf M. Landon Congress Roosevelt

Douglas in S C Hospital Father in Columbia Heart Attack

Miss Pauline Douglas returned home from Parkway after visiting her father A. G. Douglas in Columbia S C where he was hospitalized following a heart attack in Winnsboro. His condition remained unchanged yesterday and Mrs. Douglas and Pauline planned to return to Columbia later this week.

Pauline Douglas Parkway Columbia S. C A. G. Douglas Winnsboro

Russian paleontology scientist Alexy Borissyak dies

Moscow reports the death of Alexy Borissyak, a noted Russian paleontology scientist, announced by Tass news agency yesterday.

Moscow Alexy Borissyak Tass

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