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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1943
Page
6
Social Club Meetings and Events Nearby
The week's calendar lists meetings and social events from the Mid-Week Study Club at the Y rolling bandages to the Utopian and Priscilla clubs hosted by local residents. Other gatherings include the Business and Social Women's Club at Elwood Hotel and the Council of Jewish Women at Woodrow Avenue. Family Night Dinner at Emerywood Country Club requires advance reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Elwood
Council of Jewish Women
Edward Leyton
Woodrow Avenue
Samuel Taub
Emerywood Country Club
Births at Memorial Hospital mark several new arrivals
Mr and Mrs O M Thomas announce daughter Jenda Jo born January 19 at Irus Memorial Hospital, near her father's January 18 birthday. Jesse James Connor born January 17 at home on Sophia Route One Las on with Frances Bame as mother. Mr and Mrs T R Carmichael announce son Rogerley born January 18 at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M
Pug) Thomas
Johnson Street
Jenda Jo
Irus Memorial Hospital
Johnny H Connor
Heir
Sophia
Route One
Jesse James
Connor
Frances Bame
T. R. Carmichael Ce
Roger Ley
Memorial Hospital
D. B. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
G. M. Hoover
W. H. Kinney
Raleigh
Card of Thanks for Ed Walker family
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and empathy shown during the illness and after the death of our wife and mother Mrs Ed Walker. We also appreciate the many beautiful floral offerings. Signed T E Walker and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Walker
T. E. Walker and
News Patterns Of 1943 Discussed By Miss Cox
Miss Dessie Cox discussed News Patterns of 1943 before the Business and Professional Club of the YWCA at the Adams Memorial Building. She reviewed the war news from Russia and the Royal Air Forces, North Africa actions, and Washington’s wartime finance. Johnsons and Hedrick guests attended. Norris Johnson leaves for the WAAC next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Business Club
Dessie Cox
Adams Memorial
Miss Cox
Lucille Browne
Russia
Royal Air Forces
North Africa
Washington, D. C
Sarah
Norris Johnson
Winston- Salem
Lib Hedrick
Juanita Hayworth
Tilly Wood
Mary Buchanan
Avis Bryson
Winston-Salem
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Winners Of Ladies Bridge At Emerywood Club
Mesdames Hubbard Durland and Slate led North-South and East-West dupli cate bridge at Emerywood Country Club by the ladies luncheon. Top contract scorers were Mendenhall and Jones Jr. Prizes were war savings stamps. The club announces upcoming events including family night dinner and an January evening bridge party, with attendance remaining strong despite gas consumption curbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hubbard
C. C. Durland
Emerywood Country Club
J. Esmond Slate
Robert Garland
Mesdames
Ed Mendenhall
George P. Jones, Jr
W. ”. Hazelwood
R. D. Tillson
Frank Wood
Logan Porter, Jr
Bruce Conrad
J. W. Woollen
Fred Hallenbeck
Ralph Snider
C. H. Risch
D. W
R. J. Quigley
OPA
Mrs York Leads Legion Auxiliary Program Meeting
At the January session of the local American Legion Auxiliary Mrs C A York outlined veteran legislation and efforts to admit men of the present war and their families. M T Hicks Jr sang two war songs with Mrs G M Haley at the piano, as Mrs Leigh Harper and Mrs Oscar L Smith reported on the Durham officers conference and committee activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Folk's Club
West Broad Street
C. A. York
Legion and Auxiliary
M. T. Hicks, Jr
Army Air Corps
G. M. Haley
Leigh Harper
Oscar L. Smith
Durham
Red Cross
War Savings
United Nations
Colored Paintings Of Christ Shown Before W C T U
Mrs J W Clinard hosted the local Women's Christian Temperance Union meeting at her Otteray Drive home with fourteen members present. Ce cil E Haworth, minister of Central Friends Church, presented colored slides of Christ paintings, introduced by Mrs D H Parsons. Mrs J L Payne presided, Mrs M J Crowder led a devotional, and routine business followed. No refreshments were served as the group voted to discontinue them for war-time cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clinard
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Otteray Drive
Christ
Cecil E. Haworth
Central Friends Church
D. H. Parsons
J. L. Payne
M. J. Crow
Der
Idol Philathea Class Meeting Tomorrow
The A. M. Idol Philathea Class will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 at Mrs. George Haltom's home 315 Ardmore Circle. Mrs. Wilson Weldon will lead the devotional period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Idol
A. M. Idol Philathea
George Haltom
Ardmore Circle
Wilson Weldon
Susanna Wesley Class Will Meet at Archdale Methodist Church
The Susannah Wesley Class of Archdale Methodist Church will meet Thursday evening at Mrs. W. D. English home with associate hosts Mrs. E. F. Baker and Mrs. L. C. McSwain. Circle three meets 7 45 p.m. with Mrs. Raymond Lawson at 530 Ridgecrest Drive. Mrs. W. T. Moser leads devotional and Mrs. W. R. McCain handles pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
W. D. English
E. FE. Baker
L. C. McSwain
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Raymond Lawson
Ridgecrest Drive
W. T. Moser
W. R. McCain
WE THE WOMEN Married Partners By War
Mrs Brown learned her husband’s business while he served in the Army turning their marriage into joint ownership of accounts, car, and property. The piece urges civilian wives to become full business partners, learning family finances now for potential future needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Ruth Millett
Mrs. Brown
Army
Beta Sigma Phi Mu Chapter Postpones Meeting
The Mu Chapter meeting scheduled for this evening is postponed to Wednesday evening next week. Location to be announced later. Christopher Columbus voyage cost about $7 000 and he earned about $320 for his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Christopher Columbus
America
Anne Adams Pattern 4324 Sewing Idea
Slimming bodice pattern 4324 by Anne Adams features a center panel with curved side sections. Available in sizes 36 through 50, fabric and ric rac yardage listed. orders and price 10 cents via The High Point Enterprise Pattern Depart ment, 243 West 17th St, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Theigh Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Finesse Wins For Fishbein In National Open Pair
In a noted bridge display, Harry J. Fishbein of New York finishes second in the national open pair championship, likely securing top ranking in Shepard Barclay's Collier selections. He achieves this with two firsts and two seconds this year, aided by a bold four heart contract and a successful diamond play despite opponents' interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Fishbein
New York
Shepard Barclay
Olive Peterson
Philadelphia
Fishbein
Ttat
Harry
North
Fast
East
What is a Gin Hand and Gin Win Rule
A Gin hand is when all 10 cards are matched. If a player goes Gin and the opponent melds and lays off every card, the Gin player always wins.
Self Regimentation Boosts Beauty Routines
An urging column promotes self discipline to fit beauty and health habits into daily life. It urges setting fixed dates for workouts manicuring and diet, then sticking to them like appointments with a hairdresser, comparing starting a routine to learning to swim and stressing consistent, regular practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Easily Made Basic Dress Becomes A Mini Wardrobe
NEA Service describes a basic dress that serves as a flexible wardrobe foundation for 1940s wartime fashion. With 32 yards of fabric, sizes 12 to 40, and simple pattern options, readers can craft multiple looks using accessories such as ribbons collars belts scarves and jeweled trims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
New York
Local Dwellers Receive Army and Navy Guests
Ret Fewple Pvt Donald Bain visits his parents at 317 Meadow Street after two years at Schofield Barracks Hawaii. Capt George D Webster USMC arrives to stay with his aunt at Parkway home. he transfers from Canal Zone to New River Marine Base. Mrs Ridge returns from Norfolk after influenza care for mother in Newport News Virginia. Gordon Stiles seeks Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem treatment. Mrs Kimrey recovering after eye operation in Charlotte Eye Ear and Throat Hospital. Mrs Sprinkle admitted Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. Notes mention 1940 heavy bombers as flying targets and heat therapy used in aircraft industry to smooth wing skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Donald Bain
Mrs
A. M. Bain
Meadow Street
Pvt. Bain
Schofield Barracks
Hawaii
George D. Webster
United States Marine Corps
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
Parkway
Captain Webster
Canal Zone
Marine
New River
Miss Rose Hosts Thomasville Bridge Club Event
Miss Clarice Rose entertained at her Carolina Apartments home with two bridge tables. Vera Dixon won the top prize and Beulah Norment the runner up a cosmetic case. A salad course followed the game as guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clarice Rose
Carolina Apartments
Vera Dixon
Beulah Norment
Florence Lawrence
Janie Morrison
Ruth Edwards
Sallie J. Bond
Vann Stringfield
YWCA Highland Club Elects New Officers At Luncheon
The Highland Lend-A-Hand Club at the YWCA elected new officers during a Tuesday luncheon and business session. Esther Gillis was named president with Myrtle Buchanan as vice president, Virgie Lance as secretary, Elsie McLeod as treasurer, Artie McDowell as program chair, and Olgie Parker as flower fund chair. The group outlined goals including doubling membership, supporting the YWCA industrial department bonds and stamps, improving religious and educational programs, fostering cross club fellowship, and boosting the club treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Lend-A-Hand Club
Esther Gillis
Myrtle Buchanan
Virgie Lance
Elsie McLeod
Artie McDowell
Flower Fund
Olgie Parker
Carmel Bristow
Estelle Lawrence
Wadie Bean
Gregory I Elevates Monastic Benedictine Tradition
Gregory I, a Benedictine follower, became pope in 590 and marked the papal office as the first monk led tenure. The text notes his ascent and monastic influence shaping early papal leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory I
Benedict
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Forest Hill Drive
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Hillcrest Drive
R. I. Quigley
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Mrs. York
Legion Auxiliary
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CHAIN
Dancing Studio
NorTh Main
Ory
Susanna Wesley
Wies
Glmiers
Beta Sigma Phis
McKenney
North Pass
Alicia Hartner
Than A&p Coffee
A&p Coffee
Sam F. Ridge
Newport News
Gordon Stiles
Potts Street
Baptist Hospital
T. P. Kimrey
Charlotte Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
Charlotte
Kimres
Lasteek
P. C. Sprinkle
Avery Place
Miss Rose Fetes
Thomasville Club
Ywca Club
AIR Corps
Kate
Lane
Rumford
Boz E
Rhode Island
Sabel
Rosaine
South Main Street
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