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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1943

Page

6

Peace Plans Highlighted By Mrs White At Woman's Club

Mrs White spoke on foundation of the new order and spiritual life at the Woman's Club meeting held yesterday at the YWCA. She urged Christian principles as the basis for peace and cited Revelations, while local artist Mrs McEwen received the Margaret Nowell Graham Art Prize for a water color, and two board recommendations were approved to curb refreshments and fund nurse training for the war effort.

Alice Paige White Woman's Club Nuarn Y.W.C.A White Point College E Woman's Club A. H. Whitley W. B. McEwen North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs Asheville Margaret Nowell Graham

Friday Class For Supervisors Of Surgical Dressings

A class for supervisors of surgical dressings will be held tomorrow afternoon at thirty in the surgical dressing at High Point College. Mrs Frank L ish leads the Cross Surgical Dressings and urges interested women to attend. Bring a needle cot thread and one yard of white cloth for personal use. Officials say transport may be used for this vital war work to free up gas for essential operations.

High Point College Frank Lish Judish Ion J . Ted Transporta

Land Reallocation Idea Proposed Worldwide Split

A proposal imagines dividing the Earth among all inhabitants, awarding roughly 20 acres to each person. The concept suggests a radical redistribution of land surface across nations and communities, outlining the theoretical implications of universal ownership and resource access.

Marmola pills offer thyroid related slimming guidance

Advice promotes Marmola as a help for excess weight tied to thyroid deficiency. It urges sensible eating and using Marmola tablets per package instructions. It warns Marmola is not a cure-all and recommends consulting a physician if unsure about treatment. Druggists have sold over twenty million packages in thirty years.

Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. Robert Stanley

Mrs Wesley Moore hosted a miscellaneous shower at her West Lexington Avenue home Saturday night honoring Mrs Maggie Mack Stanley, the recent bride. Gloria Massey and Bobbie Jones dressed as bride and groom presented gifts. crystal was the hostess’s gift. refreshments served to numerous guests including Treva Mock and Moore family members.

Wesley Moore Lexington Avenue Robert Stanley Maggie Mack Gloria Massey Bobbie Jones Stanley Treva Mock G. W. Moare J. P. Massey B. W. Moore Lee Payne H. F. Moore A. R. Peace J. L. Bundy W. D. Payne C. L Davis F. S. Moore O. W. Cecil Jack Gunter P. J. Carroll Gwendolyn Edna Grace Loretta Moore Ella Bundy Annie Payne Hazel and Mary Alice Perryman Mary and Bonnie Mock

Birth Announcements from Guilford General Hospital

Mr and Mrs F D Moffitt announce the birth of a son John Frederic on January 11 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Moffitt is formerly Annie Crawley of Louisiana. Also listed are births to Mr and Mrs Thomas Taylor Sr and to Mr and Mrs T M Peele on January 11 and 13 at Guilford General Hospital, including twins Edwin Michael and Mary Elizabeth nicknamed Mickey and Betsy, plus Rita Lou daughter of Grady J Hedrick born January 10 at Burrus Memorial Hospital and Robert David son of W T Moore Jr born January 10 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.

F. D. Moffitt Ecker Apartments John Frederic Guilford General Hospital Moffitt Annie Fontenot Crawley Thomas Taylor, Sr Clifton Street Judith Gale T. M. Peele Trinity Route Two James E. Davis Byrum Street Edwin Michael Mary Elizabeth Mickey Betsy Grady J. Hedrick Rita Lou Burrus Memorial Hospital

Wayside Club Hears Talk By Mrs Mattocks

The Wayside Garden Club met at Arbor Dale Drive with eleven members listening to Mrs. C. B. Mattocks discuss Herbs and their Uses. She described herbs as flavoring for dishes and noted usage of rosemary lavender thyme sage catnip mints parsley dill and more. The meeting, chaired by Mrs. J. W. Chandler, approved a $10 contribution to beautify the YWCA grounds and discussed routine matters.

Wayside Garden Club Henry Koontz Arbordale Drive C. B. Mattocks J. W. Chandler Y.W.C.A

Edna Earle Easter Honored At Party

A surprise seventh birthday party was held Tuesday evening at Sunset Drive for Edna Earle Easter with games and refreshments. Guests included Mary Lou Culler Lorene Osborne Jose Kimsey Jane Rhodes Jane Allen Joanne Reid Barbara Lowe Ophelia Cooper Barbara Padgett Maxine Hunsucker Lois Hensley Joyce and Edna Earle Easter Betty Deane Knox Donald Spencer Eddie Knox Jr Pat Bencini.

Edna Earle Easter Sunset Drive Betty Deane Knox Mrs. Easter Mary Lou Culler Lorene Osborne Jose Kimsey Jane Rhodes Jane Allen Joanne Reid Barbara Lowe Ophelia Cooper Barbara Padgett Maxine Hunsucker Lois Hensley Joyce Donald Spencer Eddie Knox, Jr Pat Bencini

New Club Fetes Service Men At Social Functions

A newly formed Army Entertaining Club in the city invites families to host service members. Founders include Wade and Inez Easom and Oneida Wethers with other members such as Wayne Morris and Gordon Stout. A recent party honored draftees heading to service on January 11th with games and prizes, plus lunch. Monthly gatherings will support men leaving for service and those stationed nearby.

Army Chamber of Commerce Wade Inez Easom Woodbury Oneda Wethers Montheu Richard Harding North Main Wayne Morris Gordon Stout Grace Canipe Jessie Broadway Thurman Clarence Stone Ernest Ellington Mary Lassiter Virginia Rama Lee Rickard Katherine Bennett Gwendolyn Cook William Holden Vaughn Loduska Wood High Point Wade Holder Harold Wood Joseph Mobley James Nelson

Local residents notes and military moves

Mrs Willis Wright Jr leaves for Fort Sills Oklahoma to spend two weeks with husband in Field Artillery Division. Ensign Tom W Menzies, newly commissioned at Annapolis, reports for duty. Little Fredericka Munday recovering after appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Magdalene Rebekah Lodge to meet 7:30 PM on West Commerce Street to plan new year work. Mrs Bertha Lowdermilk’s post op condition satisfactory and visitors welcome. Mrs H Morton recuperating after appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. Ensign William Pickett Hamlin leaves after visit with mother, to duty at Corpus Christi. Seaman Charles H Deviney Jr returns to Norfolk after visit with parents at 609 Hedrick Street.

Willis Wright, Jr Fort Sills Okla Field Artillery Division Army Wright Dorothy McCall Fredericka Munday Fred C. Munday Emerywood Court Apartments Burrus Memorial Hospital Magdalene Rebekah Lodge West Commerce Street William Pickett Hamlin U. S. Navy Corpus Christi Texas Margaret P. Hamlin Charles H. Deviney, Jr Norfolk, Va C. H. Deviney Hedrick Street

Nurses Aide Uniforms Arrive at Red Cross Offices

Final shipment of nurse aide uniforms has been received per Red Cross. Eligible workers are urged to call and collect their uniforms at once from the Red Cross offices.

RED Cross

Church Socials Planned by Local Classes This Week

The Philathea Class of Rankin Memorial Methodist Church meets Friday at 7 30 p m at 313 Phillips Street hosted by Mrs L M Smith with Mesdames Carl Clary and W C Newby assisting Ready Class of West End Baptist meets Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Vernon Coffey at 520 Barker Street two local church social events announced for the evening.

Rankin Memorial Methodist Church West End Baptist Church Vernon Coffey Barker Street

Oak View PTA Board Postpones January Meeting

The Oak View Parent Teacher Association executive board announced the postponement of the January meeting due to restrictions in the use of gasoline.

The Oak View Parent-Teacher Association

Sunset Garden Club Meeting Cancelled at Trinity

The Sunset Garden Club of Trinity announced the cancellation of its meeting with Mrs. John Payne due to a gas situation. No further meetings will be scheduled until notice is given, but members are urged to continue home study and work with Victory Gardens. Library books and literature are available from club librarian Mrs. F. D. McLeod.

Sunset Garden Club Trinity John Payne Victory Gardens Garden Club F. D. McLeod

Denton Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits

Denton on January 13 reports a series of brief social visits. Myrtle Lax dined with her father George Lax. Remonia Skeen visited Mary Louise Russell. Claud Elliott stayed with Berry Smith. Walter Lax visited sister Chester Cook. Lowery Joe Taylor joined Dane Elliott for dinner. Lemmie Ballard spent Sunday with Ames Elliott. Kermit Chandler prepares for camp. Betty Sue Carroll stayed overnight with cousin Mary Louise Russell.

Enterprise Denton Myrtle Lax George Lax Remonia Skeen Whitson C. Skeen Mary Louise Russell Roy Russell Claud Elliott Berry Smith Walter Lax Chester Cook Little Lowery Joe Taylor Jessie Taylor Dane Frank Elliott Garren Elliott Lemmie Ballard Ames P. Elliott Kermit Chandler Newsom Elvira Skeen Betty Sue Carroll

Scotch Irish speech and cancer death statistics noted

Census notes Down and Antrim residents speak old Scotch with minimal Irish. Digestive tract cancers and peritoneal lining cancers account for almost half of fatal cases. Cancer ranks second to heart disease with 158,335 U.S. deaths in 1940.

Down and Antrim United States

Crosby's Cracked Ballet Routine in Dixie Causes Laughs and Worries

Hollywood columnist Erskine Johnson reports four stars Crosby de Wolfe Overman and Foy Jr in a risqué minstrel era ballet within the Paramount film Dixie. while Crosby nurses a cold the spoof ends with a risky fall as the floor proved slick and De Wolfe lands hard cracking the back of his head on the stage.

Crosby Bing Crosby Billy de Wolfe Lynne Overman Eddie Foy, Jr Crosby and Company Paramount Dixie New Orleans Opera House Raymond Walburn Overman Foy de Wolfe Fettle

Stage mishap ends in pratfalls during final act

The bottom step incident halted the show as Foy and de Wolfe formed an inverted arch and collided after de Wolfe slipped. Crosby and Overman danced past, Overman revealing a halo effect with a stray skirt. Bing misstepped and fell, but the groaner remained intact as the performance resumed on the 40 yard line.

de Wolfe Foy Crosby Overman Pavlova Overmand Bing

Pull the Trigger on Constipation with Dr. Caldwell’s Laxative

An old advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell’s Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a stomach friendly remedy for constipation. It claims quick relief by waking lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines and notes the product is pleasant tasting for children. The message urges taking as directed on the label or by a doctor.

Dr. Caldwell

Mrs Jacobs Celebrated At 67th Birthday Party

A surprise party was held at 610 Elizabeth Street in honor of Mrs Elizabeth Jacobs on her 67th birthday. Many guests attended including Rev and Mrs Tiledy, Mr and Mrs Wm Smith, and two grandchildren, Robert Griffen of Washington DC and Rosa Lee Griffen of Huntington WV, planned by her three daughters.

Pearl Mack Elizabeth Street Elizabeth Jacobs Jacobs Tiledy Wm. Smith Don Williams Mitchell McCrackler J. Richardson Robert Griffen Washington, D. C Rosa Lee Griffen Huntington West Virginia Jacob Sarah Jones Rosa Waden

Birth Announcements for Two Local Families

Mr and Mrs A B Jones of 805 Mangrum Avenue announce the birth of a son born January 11 at Guilford Hospital Mrs Jones is the former Doris Conally of this city Mr and Mrs Paul Bowers of 1407 English Street announce the birth of a son Darren Ray born January 6 at Burrue Memorial Hospital

A. B. Jones Mangrum Avenue Guilford Hospital Paul Bowers English Street Darren Ray Burrue Memorial Hospital

Coal Output Rising in 1943 Production Push

The Bituminous Coal Division of the Bureau of Mines announces progress toward boosting 1943 coal production by 30 million tons to meet wartime industrial needs.

Bituminous The Bureau of Mines

Also Mentioned on This Page

Women's Madeline Hoover Mrs. White Mrs. Robt. Stanley Wayside Club Mattocks Evalyn Daniel Hawaii Ft. Worth E. B. Gamble Louise Avenue E. B. Menzies Hickory Ensign Tom W. Menzies United States Naval Reserve Ensign Menzies Annapolis Bertha Lowdermilk West End OAK View P.T.A Denton News Ee Hollywood Erskine Johnson NEA New Shetland Gorgeous Mrs. Jacobs South Main Street Morial Hospital Moore Bonnie Morton Chapel Hill Guilford Furniture CO N. Main St South Main St Gay Spring Cotton Cave
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