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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1945

Page

6

AR D A R elects delegates and honors late member

The Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. C Haworth’s Ashe road home to elect national and state delegates for the spring conven tions. They memorialized the late Mrs. I T Mann and paid tribute to Mrs. Mann with piano by D L Bouldin and song Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. Mrs J F Hayden was named to the national convention with Mrs J S Welborn as alternate. State delegates named included R K Stewart C F Phillips J S Welborn G H Kearns B Matlocks and D L Bouldin. Mrs W A Bivins spoke on Uncle Sam and His Words tracing U S territories and showing maps. Tea and sandwiches followed the social hour with Spring flowers.

Mis Ter C. Haworth Asheroad Alexander Martin I. T. Mann Bruce Mann J. F. Hay D. L. Bouldin Haworth Sophie Tilden Alice Caldwell R. Kk. Stewart C. E. Richardson

St Joseph Aspirin Ad Appeals to Quick Relief

An advertisement claims rapid relief from colds headaches and general discomfort using St Joseph Aspirin. It touts mass usage and urges price competition with other brands while noting it as a leading choice.

St. Joseph

Calendar of club meetings and events

Wednesday schedule lists the Study Group of the Council of Jewish Women with Bessie and Edna Schwartz on Lindsay Street. Thursday features Edith Moore Sherrod hosting Entre Nous at Rowland Park Avenue and a 6:30 to 9 p.m. family night dinner at Emerywood country club for members and guests. Friday includes a 11 a.m. visit by W L Jackson at 1100 Forest Hill Drive and a 3 p.m. Priscilla Club meeting at 400 East Washington Street along with Philo-thean Club gathering at Illcrest Drive. Saturday 8:15 p.m. USO dance at the YMC A gym for service members over the weekend. Sunday 5 to 7 p.m. buffet supper for service men at the YWCA with USO and Junior Service League hostess groups.

Bessie Edna Schwartz Lindsay Street Edith Moore Sherrod Entre Nous Club Rowland Park Avenue Emerywood Country Club YWCA Adams Memorial Prew C. E. Sheloff Music St W. L. Jackson Forest Hill Drive E Country Club Priscilla Club J. F. Hayden East Washington Street Frank Hunsucker Philonthean Club Illcrest Drive A. E. Tate Y.M.C.A Y.W.C.A USO Junior Service League

Tau Phi Lambda Sorority Meets Tomorrow at Sheraton

The Tau Phi Lambda Sorority will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the Sheraton hotel. All members should attend as important business will be transacted. Also a pie baking tip is offered about sealing fruit pies.

Tau Phi Lambda Sheraton Hotel

Lawson-Lowe Vows Spoken in Norfolk Marriage Notice

Mr and Mrs A C Lowe announce the marriage of their daughter Cleo Ruth to Junie Burton Lawson son of Mr and Mrs J D Lawson of Norfolk Virginia The ceremony occurred January 5 in C with probate judge E Gettys Nunn officiating Mrs Lawson attended Jamestown schools and is employed at High Point Shirt factory The couple will reside at 500 Broad Street for a brief period before traveling to Norfolk to visit Mr Lawson's parents

June Burton Lawson York, D. C Cleo Ruth Lowe A. C. Lowe Cleo Ruth Te Junie Burton Lawson J. D. Lawson Norfolk E. Gettys Nunn Lawson Jamestown High Point High Point Overall Co 500 Broad Street Mr. Lawson

Altrusans Plan For Appearance Of Robt St John

Eighteen members attended the January High Point Altrusa meeting at the Sheraton after dinner. President Mrs Louise Abernathy presided as Mrs Alma Langley was welcomed. Plans centered on bringing war correspondent Robert St John to High Point on February 5 with tickets and ads sales for the event and the World At War topic. The club endorsed five point education objectives for 1945 and agreed to support the Yar club’s The Thermaines concert via ticket sales.

High Point Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Louise Abernathy Alma T. @) Langley High Point Robert St. John Mary Lou Rothrock Rose Thurman Ways and Means St. John's Thurman United Forces For Education North Carolina Yar Club

Tuesday Evening Garden Club Plans Luncheon Meeting

Members of the Tuesday Evening Garden Club met at Carrick Avenue with thirteen members and one guest. Mrs. J. W. Montgomery presided in the president's absence as Mrs. H. L. Mitchell hosted and led the program featuring The Gardener's Prayer and plant notes for the coming year. Plans for the February luncheon meeting were discussed and referred to a trio of Mesdames Short Mitchell Downey.

H. L. Mitchell Carrick Avenue J. W. Montgomery Fred Gordy Mitchell North Carolina Gardner J. J. Hamlin T. R. Short E. A. Downey

Eastern Star Hears Reports At Regular Meeting

The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with 36 members present. Mrs. Kate Bryant presided as worthy matron and Mrs. Mildred Baker reported on a Christmas box to Oxford Orphanage valued at 486.99. The chapter voted 25 cents per member to the Endowment Fund and 10 dollars to the Educational Fund.

High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Kate Bryant Mildred Baker Oxford Endowement Fund Educational Fund

Postal fine for sending derogatory cards to York belle

A Harrisburg woman faced a $1 federal penalty for mailing derogatory postal cards to her son aimed at discouraging his interest in a York woman. The incident reflects a small but enforceable use of postal statutes in a domestic dispute context.

Harrisburg York

Ladies' Bridge Winners Named At Club Here

Mesdames O C Durland and W P Hazelwood led North South scores at Emerywood Country Club in a weekly ladies bridge party. East West winners were Mesdames C G Mackintosh and Valette J Harris with runners up Mrs W EF Outen and Harold McKee plus R D Tillson. A luncheon followed the game.

Mesdames O. C. Durland W. P. Hazelwood Emerywood Country Club Mesdames C. G. Mackintosh Valette J. Harris W. EF. Outen Harold McKee R. D. Tillson C. C. Durland Reid McNamara J. S. Welborn J. O. Hauschild R. B. Terry E. T. Howard C. W. Hollowell Elizabeth City Robert Hubbard C. G. Mackintosh F. T. Wilhite C. S. Beaver P. Y. Adams W. E. Davis L. L. Wilkinson Logan Porter, Jr Ethel Rochelle L. R. Stewart J. W. Thompson Frank Armfield John Lumpkin C. T. Ingram, Jr Roger Edwards

League Reports Progress In All Activities

The January League session at the YWCA heard updates on opera study with Emile Serposs coming to lead the January meeting. A nominating committee was named for the April meeting, and the group voted to drop the Violet Johnson prize.

League Rooms YWCA A. M. Rankin, Jr Matt Wall the League Emile Serposs Jake Froelick Curtis Smithdeal Charles Kearns Delk Smith Horace Haworth Leland Stowe

Emma Blair PTA hears Nina DeBruhl on school objectives

Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association met at the school with Miss Freeman and Mrs Pruitt's third grade delivering a devotional. Nina DeBruhl spoke on five point objectives for public education in North Carolina. Freeman's third grade won the attendance banner.

Emma Blair Nina Debruhl Parent-Teacher Association United Forces For Education North Carolina Ray Street Harry Bell High Point Bell Y.mc.a Y.W.C.A Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Ray Nibbelink Ralph Miller Louise Bell

Wessinger Recuperating After January 1 Operation

People F. D. Wessinger brother of Mrs. Edwin Chappell is recuperating at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit after an operation on January 1.

F. D. Wessinger Edwin Chappell Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital

The Blue Star Letter of War and Hope

In a wartime letter exchange Elsie Robinson and Eloise Jennings debate the meaning of the blue star in their windows. One mother rejects war’s glamour while the other redefines the star as a pledge of unity, hope, and perseverance beyond personal loss.

Filsie Robinson America Elsie Eloise

Buddy Nance to Serve as Page in State Senate

Billy Ray Nance known as Buddy left this morning for Raleigh to serve as page in the State Senate. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Nance of 324 Meadow Street and nephew of Senator George T. Penny. A local eighth grade student and carrier for The Enterprise.

Billy Ray Nance Buddy Raleigh Page State Senate I. L. Nance Meadow Street George T. Penny Enterprise

Austin Returns From Baptist Hospital Visit

J. Austin has returned from Winston-Salem where he was a patient at Baptist hospital and is now recuperating satisfactorily, learned today.

J. Austin Winston-Salem the Baptist Hospital

A Matter of Logic in a Slam Try

In a contract bridge discussion South opens 1-10 and North, aware his two no trump is marginal, jumps to four hearts. North argues a slam try is justified by two aces and support for both suits despite weaknesses in clubs, as he can draw trumps and establish spades after the club lead, ending with two diamond discards.

North West South

Meet the Japanese A YWCA Talk By Mrs Thomas

Mrs Fred Thomas spoke on Meet the Japanese before the YWCA Business and Professional club at the Adams Memorial building. She examined Japanese environment, upbringing, and home life, highlighting women’s hardships and the cultural outlook. Guests included Mrs J E Welch Mrs Jo Wood Welch and Mrs Marlowe of Draper and Miss Lillian Marlowe.

Fred Thomas Business and Professional Club Adams Memorial Building Thogis J. E. Welch Jo Wood Welch Marlowe Draper Lillian Marlowe

Birth of Marilyn Kay Roach at High Point Memorial Hospital

Sgt and Mrs Ellis H. Roach announce the birth of Marilyn Kay on December 30 at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital The mother is the former Margaret Davis and the father is stationed at Cherry Point

Marilyn Kay Roach Ellis H. Roach Marilyn Kay Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital

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