Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The schedule lists multiple gatherings across organizations. Junior Service League meets at the YWCA with executive board premeeting. Garden Clubs host events at members’ homes. Daughters of the American Revolution viewing slides. Altrusa holds a dinner and dressings drive at the Central surgical rooms. YWCS annual meeting features Charles F. Carroll Jr. as speaker and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Y.W.C.A
High Point Garden Club
Hiram Armentrout
Edgedale Drive
Tie
John Teague
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Central Surgical
Y.W.C.S
Adams Memorial
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Change of Meeting Place for High Point Auxiliary Police
The High Point Auxiliary Police announce a change of venue for their next meeting. It will be held Tuesday at 7:30 PM at the Y M C A instead of the Court House.
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High Point
Court House
Births announce two new Frazier family members
Mr. and Mrs. David Frazier Route 3 announce a daughter Joanna Kaye born January 8 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. prior to marriage Mrs. Frazier was Miss Sarah Craven. Co and Mrs. James T. Staton announce a son Sherman Frazier born January 3 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Staton before marriage was Miss Cleo Jane Sneider. Cpl Staton is with the U S Army at Camp Blanding Florida but is at home on a ten day furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Frazier
Joanna Kaye
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Garden Clubs Plan To Conform To New Driving Rule
High Point Council of Garden Clubs adapt meeting plans to wartime driving limits issued by the rationing board under O P A orders. President Mrs. Fred Bartlett says clubs can meet as gardens serve as vegetable sources while transportation should shift to buses or walking.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Fred Bartlett
Nash
Mrs. Bartlett
Art exhibit features senior UNC art majors group
Miss Anna Tomlinson leads a group of senior art majors at the Woman’s College of the University of North Carolina for a weekly exhibit starting Monday. The show runs Monday through Saturday in the Melver building and pairs with Weatherspoon gallery hours, showcasing paintings watercolors industrial art and photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Anna Tomlinson
Melver
Weatherspoon
Leaksville
Myra Culpepper
Jean Hair
Dorotha Severance
Gastonia
Mary Tuttle
Melbourne
Fla
Charter Group
Joan Frechoff
Brooklyn
Flossie Starling
Pine Level
Jane Hardaway
Tuesico
Barbara Johnson
New York City
Margaret Gantham
Mary Edna McLean
Rockingham
Carroll Hennessee
Pinehurst
Elizabeth Rogers
Fair Bluff
Ellanor Patterson
Jane Grace
Hazelwood
Frances Lohr
Lexington
Anna Medford
Waynesville
Betty Jean Stahl
Gloria Metzger
Ashton
Mary Thorne Tyson
Katherine Sledge
High Point
Ray Street P T A Declares No January Meeting
Bay Street School’s Parent-Teacher Association will not meet in January. The next meeting is set for February 9, announced by president Mrs John Peacock.
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RAY Street P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of
Bay Street School
John Peacock
Toahe
Two Intereseting Meetings Held At Jamestown
Mrs. Harry Bundy hosted the Good Fellowship Class of Jamestown Methodist Church on Guilford road. Mrs. R. V. Johnson presided as president. The devotional was led by Mrs. Bundy and Mrs. Hassell. A New Year's contest awarded Mrs. Entzminger's prize. Mrs. Bundy and Patsy served refreshments. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met the next afternoon with Mrs. Idol in charge. An installation service led by several officers marked the program. Mrs. C. V. Bundy was named transportation committee chair. Next meeting with Mrs. Russell Hassell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bundy
Good Fellowship
Jamestown Methodist Church
Guilford Road
R. V. Johnson
Tandy Bundy
R. E. Hassell
J. M. Entzminger
Woman's Society of Christian Service
E. D. Idol
H. N. Williard
Williard
J. R. Armstrong
W. G. Ragsdale
Idol
C. V. Bundy
North Carolina Grandmas Win With Recipes
Two North Carolina grandmas Mrs. Julia Davis of Winston-Salem and Mrs. J F Homewood of Burlington were named finalists in a national conservation cooking contest by the American Grandmas Association and government nutrition programs. The event drew over 20 000 entries. molasses recipes highlighted the theme with Mrs Davis presenting Nut-Cher-Rai Brown Bread as a sugar saving, iron rich dish.
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North Carolina
Julia Davis
Winston-Salem N. C
J. F. Homewood
Burlington
N. C
American Grandmas Association
Mrs. Davids
Rodden Assigned to Aero Tech Ground Crew Course
Military notices show D. A. Rodden of Route Two assigned to Aero Tech in Los Angeles for an intensive ground crew mechanics course after starting training at Fort Bragg and transferring to Fresno California. His wife is Mrs Doris Rodden. Births announced include James Harold Jr son of Capt James Prout and Mrs El sie Welch of High Point born January 10 at Cabarrus Hospital. Mrs Talmadge Hilliard moves to Newport News for war work. Desert troglodyte cave dwellers form a major Tunisian rural population segment.
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D. A. Rodden
Aero Tech
Los Angeles
Cal
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
Fort Bragg
Fresno
Calif
Doris Rodden
James Prout
Salvation Army Corps
Concord
N. C
James Harold, Jr
Cabarrus Hospital
Prout
Elsie Welch
High Point
Soft Basic Dress Pattern for Spring Wear
Anne Adams pattern 4319 offers a graceful basic frock with tipped waist seam and slim paneled skirt. Front V-neck suits jewels or furs, crepe recommended, available in misses sizes 12 to 20, size 16 uses 2 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send size name address and pattern number with payment to The High Point Enterprise.
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Anne Adams
Entry To Dummy Provides Discards 1082 QJ107
Philadelphia dominated the national board-a-match team-of-four championship with Charles H. Goren and John R. Crawford back on the winning squad. Sidney Silodor contributed 92.
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Philadelphia
Charles H. Goren
John R. Crawford
Sidney Silodor
Silodor Leads Team to Play Five Spades in Bridge Tale
Sid ney Silodor, new on the squad replacing Mrs. R C Young, dazzles in a match as he shows how five spades can be made. The East hand silenced North with a king of diamonds finesse before the third round and a sequence of clubs and trumps yields two long diamonds for heart discards.
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Charles Solomon
B. J. Becker
New York
R. C. Young
Sidney Silodor
North
Silodor
Forcing Twigs Into Early Bloom Outdoors Indoors
The Tar Heel Gardener explains simple methods to force ornamental shrubs into bloom indoors. Cut 10 to 12 inch twigs or 2 to 3 foot stems from plants such as yellow jasmine forsythia plum cherry crab apple jasmine and others. Keep in light sun and cool room water the cut ends and change water regularly. Dipping in hot water and slant cuts speed growth and a syringe spray speeds it further. Pussywillow may last 2 to 3 weeks and forsythia 1 week to 10 days with care.
Woman in pants debate on court attire by Ruth Millett
A reader quotes a man arguing slacks are appropriate for work and safe in factories but unsuitable for court or social settings. He says women should dress in street clothes for town, shopping, or legal proceedings, while accepting slacks for hard physical labor.
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Ruth Millett
Makeup tricks to enhance features with light and shade
The article advises using eye makeup to brighten the eyes with mascara and shadow to enlarge them. It details using three foundation shades to alter perceived chin, nose, and cheekbone prominence, noting blending is essential and practice is required for success.
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NER Service
Church Social Lottie Moon Circle Meets at Hedrick Home
The Lottie Moon Circle of West End Baptist Church holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at 7:30 at Mrs. N. P. Hedrick’s home 1108 Adams Street.
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Lottie Moon
West End
West End Baptist Church
N. P. Hedrick
Adams Street
Women organize salvage drive on home front
The WPB salvage for victory program reports broad statewide organization with 37 states ready and more to join. Women heads coordinate efforts to mobilize sisters and boost collections of silk, nylon, fats, greases, and cookware amid wartime shortages. White sales face Army demand for sheets. tin shortage affects beans in chili. new paper bottle tops aim to seal glass containers without metal.
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Ann France Wilson
NEA
Washington
WPB
OPA
Defense Questions Defense Questions
The Enterprise’s Raleigh bureau answers readers’ questions about civilians in the war effort. Official verification will be provided for each reply, requests directed to The Enterprise Raleigh bureau P.O. Box 1309 Raleigh NC.
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Enterprise
Raleigh
P. O
Raleigh, N.C
Coffee stocks sale and wartime allotment guidance
A reader asks about selling coffee stocks to retailers at wholesale or to consumers and how stamps or certificates are handled with the war price and rationing board. The Army inducts up to age 38. substitution is not allowed. a wartime allotment is available for married couples if the husband’s rank permits.
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Pearl Harbor
Trailers For Laundry And Bath Units For War Work Areas
Government to launch a fleet of mobile living units for overcrowded war industry towns. Trailers will provide housing, laundry, bathing, and office space with self contained amenities. They are designed to be relocatable and compact when towed, with wheels removed on site.
Army Relief and Welfare Guidance for Families and Trainees
Advice on applying for Army appointments through commanding officers and self applications. Instructions to contact Army Emergency Relief in Atlanta for full particulars. Notes on defense construction workers, living in trailers, lack of trailer tire provisions, and White gasoline rationing issues with Red Cross and local boards offering aid. Guidance on Navy wives seeking assistance before allotments and on income tax filing thresholds for married couples with dependents.
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Army Emergency Relief
Walton Building
Atlanta
Washington
Navy
Red Cross
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Madeline Hoover
Wayside Garden Club
Henry V. Koontz
Ardmore Circle
C. B. Mattocks
Good Will Garden Club
J. P. Crowder
Steele Street
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Tory
Chaun
Dancing Studio
North Wrenn
Ates
Jamestown
Grandmas
C. E. Hollefield
Norfolk, Va
Earne
John Hollefield
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
N. Y
L& Pass
S. Val
E& K
McKenney
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
James G. Weaver
Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Waller Hotel
Dee Conprom
Pak Fapety Coenen
Watt
Vicki VapoRub
Vicks VapoRub
King Ron
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