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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1944

Page

6

Legion Auxiliary Units Honor Nat's Officer And Gold Star Mothers Here

Thirty six members and guests attended an executive board dinner at the Sheraton Hotel with Mrs Walter G Craven national vice president of the Southern Division American Legion Auxiliary and Gold Star Mothers as special guests. The High Point unit hosted the dinner and Mrs Leigh Harper presided. Corsages marked Gold Star Mothers and war stamp corsages marked Craven and department officers. Local selections by Roy Padgett were highlighted after the day’s executive board meeting.

Sheraton Sheraton Hotel Walter G. Craven Charlotte American Legion Auxiliary High Point Auxiliary Leigh Harper Gardenia Craven Harper Deene Alexander Tional L. E. Glenn Greensboro L. C. Phillips Asheboro Alice Davis J. Vance Rowe Aberdeen Frank Johnson Statesville Ada Gashaw Pitkin Eleanor Mills Pittsboro North Carolina The Legion Auxiliary W. C. Alexander Durham Victor Johnson Y~man Department Americanism Archa Adams Gold Star J. Keener Wooters Kinston North Carolina Department

Auxiliary Conference Urges Women to Shape Generations

Mrs. Walter G. Craven of Charlotte, national vice president, urged about 150 Auxiliary members at the First Methodist church to meet today’s challenge for lasting impact on families and veterans’ children. Leaders outlined rehabilitation, child welfare, and Americanism efforts with emphasis on World War II veterans’ families and new Red Cross home service plans in North Carolina.

P. P. Phillips Durham Oteen Fayetteville Weaver Mann Girls State C. W. Phillips Woman's College Greenstore J. H. Allred G. M. Haley Army Air Corps Chioris Kellum Wilmington Home Service North Carolina American Red Cross Sheraton Auxiliary Legion Karl Broome Craven Caroline Arden Louise Gibson Betty Blade Ruth Anne Stai

Mrs Craven Endorsed For Nat s Presidency

Mrs Walter G Craven of Charlotte received endorsement for the national presidency of the American Legion Auxiliary at the opening session of the NC Department conference held at First Methodist church. Craven is national vice president of the Southern Division and a former NC Department president, with two years on the department’s executive committee and last year as Area C child welfare chair. The endorsement followed the executive board’s recommendation made at its meeting yesterday.

Walter G. Craven Charlotte N. C. Department American Legion Auxiliary First Methodist Church Craven Auxiliary North Carolina Area C Executive Board R. L. McMillan Raleigh North Carolina Department

Week of Legion Auxiliary Events at local hotels and clubs

Calendar lists Legion and Auxiliary banquet and meeting at the Sheraton, a dance closing conference, Burrus Hospital alumnae meeting, plus multiple Tuesday through Sunday gatherings. Groups include the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Daughters of the American Revolution, garden club, 20th Century Study club, Jewish Women, Priscilla club, Emerywood Country Club events, USO dances, and YMCA YWCA collaborations with service personnel.

Legion and Auxiler Sheraton Hotel Sheraton Legion and Auxiliary Burrus Hospital Nurses Home

Twentieth Century Club to Meet at Mrs Koomis Home

The Twentieth Century Study club will hold a luncheon meeting Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Henry Koomis home. Mrs R J Quigley will oversee the program.

Twentieth Century Study Club Henry Koomis R. J. Quigley

Temperance Group At Baptist Church Meeting Set

The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its January meeting tomorrow at three o'clock in the First Baptist Church according to an announcement this morning.

Woman's Christian Temperance Union First Baptist Church

Informal Party Honors Mrs Groome in Small North Main Home

An informal reception honored Mrs. James I. Groome Jr., formerly Mildred Marsh, visiting relatives with her husband Sgt Groome stationed at Fort Kan, Annis ton, Ala. The Coca Colaparty featured drinks cookies and sandwiches hosted by Mrs. Ethel Rochelle with assistance from Mrs. Charles Lucas and Kitty Carter.

Marsh James I. Groome, Jr Mildred Marsh Sgt Groome Fort Kan Anniston Ala Ethel Rochelle North Main Street Steen Charles Lucas Kitty Carter

Archdale P T A Sets Evening Program at School

Archdale P T A will meet tonight at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Children will present a January recitation program and all parents are urged to attend, officials stated.

Archdale P. T. A

Cloverdale PTA Meets Tomorrow in School Auditorium

The Cloverdale PTA will hold a meeting Tuesday evening January 18 at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Mrs L P Horton will speak on nutrition and third grade teacher Miss Rada Poston will present a health play.

PTA Cloverdale School L. P. Horton Rada Poston

OPA Investigators Target Durham Raleigh Price Violations

A 12 member Office of Price Administration team began a store-by-store sweep in Durham after Raleigh district director Theodore S. Johnson ordered intensive price ceiling checks of about 240 food and meat retailers amid numerous complaints of violations.

OPA Durham Raleigh Office of Price Administration Theodore S. Johnson

Defense Shines in Bridge Hand With Strategic Play

Dear Mrs Culbertson recounts a bridge deal where East sacrifices to enable a defensive coup. East ducks a trick to reveal a missing entry and diamond honors, enabling West’s two good diamonds and preventing declarer from nine tricks. The writer notes the defense’s precision and hints the declarer erred by not applying the Rule of Eleven.

Mrs. Culbertson East South Gene Declarer West

Ensemble Performs At USO Dance Intermission

A string ensemble from local high school performed during intermission at the USO dance held at the YMCA gym Saturday evening. The program featured violinists, cellists, and a pianist with photographs taken by an army photographer. Hosts and hostesses assisted at the Service Men's Center with the ensemble returning for Sunday afternoon and morning events.

Ae Netra Virginia Frank June Best Valeria Rivette Ellen Stirewall Ae Ever Wkie Cecil Elsie Willis Peyton Voorhees Mesdames R. K. Stewart E. S. Wall I. Bloom Ben Swartberg Harry Greenburg I. Schwartz Service Men's Center Julia Ryan i Welborn

Home and Garden Club Monthly Meeting Notice

Home and Garden Club invites members to its monthly meeting this Wednesday in the surgical dressing rooms. All members are urged to come early.

Ao Seers Garden Wednessey

Tea and Topics With Mrs Sechrest

The Tea and Topics club will meet Thursday at 3 30 o clock at the home of Mrs H Sechrest 447 North Main Street.

Tea and i H. Sechrest South Main Street Pis Rywood Country Priscilla Club Fred A. Thomas Forest Hill Drive Emerywood Country Club Frank Sizemore Tea and Topics Club M Be H. Sechrest North Main Street

Troops Turn Over $4000 to Mediterranean Air Force Aid

Allied sources report American troops in a Mediterranean convoy collected more than 4000 dollars at journey’s end and gave it to the coastal air force for pilots relatives and air force charities. The air force repelled two German lair attacks during the voyage.

Algiers Mediterranean Air Force

Life is what you feel not what you do or have

Elsie Robinson argues life hinges on inner feeling, not events or achievements. The piece urges readers to recognize that happiness comes from their own attitudes and responses, shaping beauty, love, courage, and meaning in life.

Local People Note Weekend Visits and a Wedding

Mrs Wesley Ward returned home after a weekend with her husband Pvt Wesley Ward at Fort Bragg. Miss Betty Downing wed Lt Robert Faw at a Methodist church Saturday night in Salisbury Maryland. Pvt George Humphreys visited with his parents on West College Drive before returning to Fort Bragg. Catherine Albertson is cited in local chatter.

S. Wesley Ha Wesley Ward Fort Bragg Pvt George Humphreys Jhreys West College Drive Salisbury Betty Downing Robert Faw Asa Methodist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion Auxiliary Units Nat Southern Division Dept. Legion Auxiliary Burlington Victor R. Johnson National Executive Committee Aninch Department Maine ST Chapes Ambulance Wilson Mea Kod Sor Wilson & Co Margaret Young American Legion Auxiliary of Mrs. Craven Tueasday W. O. T. Club H. A. Millis Alexander Mertin Daughters of the American Revolution Severn Burbank Emerywood Ymca Gymnasium BTC Number Ten USO Twentieth Century Club Baptist Church Mrs. Groome Archdale Pta Cloverdale Pta South Realer Home and Garden Mrs. Sechrest Vacolite Mpany United States N. C W. W. Williams Council On Physical Therapy of the American Medical Association General Hearing Aid Co Raleigh, N. C Elsie Robinson Catherine Albertson Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Hague Jersey City N. J INS Frank Hague Miami Beach Fla Chadrens WAC Army Ground Forces Army Air F Army Service Forces Marshall War Department U. S. Army the Adjutant General Munitions Building Washington, D. D
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