American Business Club Honors Its Service Members at Victory Dinner
The Emerywood club hosted a Victory Dinner to honor American Business Club members serving in World War II. O Arthur Kirkman praised veterans as Glenn Smith welcomed attendees and Ralph Slate gave the invocation. W E Mitchell read the roll call and ex service members and their wives were recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Emerywood Club
American News Club
O. Arthur Kirkman
Glenn Smith
Ralph Slate
Henry Foscue
W. E. Mitchell
A.B. Club
Charles L. Amos, Jr
Hamlin
Bri
Roger Carr
Philip]vis
Sam Denny
Fernley W. J
Collier Ellis, Jr
James Foscue
William D. Freeze
Wil
Ladies Bridge Winners at Emery Wood Club
The Emery Wood Country Club hosts its weekly ladies bridge party with out of town guests. Winners include E. J. Holbrook and Reid McNamara for North, J. T. Ryan and Harold Davis for East-West, and top contracts won by W. E. Mitchell, Robert Davis, and Howard Marsh. A luncheon followed as participants arranged two upcoming events with John Peddi cord scheduled to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Pri
John Peddicord
Northth
E. J. Holbrook
Reid McNamara
Mesdames J. T. Ryan
Harold Davis
North South
J. S. Welborn
Harold Bennett
0. C. Durland
W. E. Mitchell
Robert Davis
Howard Marsh
J. O. Hauschild
J. T. Ryan
Id McKee
O. C._ Durland
McNamara
W. P. Hazelwood
Valette J
Social calendar notes for Emerywood and area events
The schedule lists bridge gatherings, club meetings, and parties at homes in Fa avenue Oak View and West College drive. Events include Miss Bobbie Lindsay hosting bridge, Nature Study and Wildflower clubs meeting, a 907 West College drive party for brides Frances Holton and Mary Lou Cecil, and charity dances at the Sheraton ballroom and Emerywood country club chaired by Mrs. Woollen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Lindsay
Bridge
Fa Avenue
Frances Holton
Nature Study Club
Sherwood Forrest
Oak View
Gloria Ilderton
Carey Ilderton
West College Drive
Mary Lou Cecil
Wildflower Ga Club
W. H. English
Westwood
C. B. Mattocks
Emerywood Country Club
W. W. Idol
Priscilla Club
North Main Street
Sheraton
Merece
Harold Gale
Winston- Salem
J. W. Woollen
Nelson Mann
Hillcrest Drive
Clu
John Peddicord
Scrigellesfield H P
Embassy Club
Jamestown PTA Postpones Meet
Jamestown parent teacher association meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening at the school has been postponed due to extreme cold and poor road conditions. Announcement of a new date will be issued later this morning.
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Jamestown Parent-Teacher Association
Temperance Group Hears W. C. Weldon
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met with Mrs A Davis on Woodrow Avenue yesterday afternoon with seven teen members and four visitors in attendance. Rev W O Weldon pastor of the First Methodist Church spoke in a temperance talk. The president Mrs M J Crowder presided and conducted the devotional. A collection was taken for the Lillian Stevens legislative fund. Three new members were welcomed: Mrs E H Parker Mrs Minnie Ford and Mrs Joe Vaughn. Refreshments followed during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temrance Union
A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
Wi O O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
M. J. Crowder
Lillian Stevens
Minnie Ford
Joe Vaughn
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
Charles Lambeth
Hoke Shore
Lois Johnson
Vera Dixon
Alvah Boyles
Stalin
March of Dimes Ball to Feature Gale and Band
A crowd is expected at the March of Dimes benefit ball at the Sheraton hotel Friday evening, hosted by the Junior chamber of commerce with Willard Leathers as president. Harold Gale and his Winston-Salem orchestra will provide swing style music to boost the local fund for infantile paralysis, continuing Roosevelt’s annual birthday ball tradition. Gale has appeared with Henry King and Herbie Kay in notable engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Willard Leathers
Harold Gale
Winston-Salem
Roosevelt
Gale
Henry King
New York City
Herbie Kay
Chicago
Dorothy Lamour
Contract Bridge Dilemma on Notrump Choices and Major Suits
In a sample deal with North dealer and both sides vulnerable, West opens clubs and declarer runs into a down contract after selecting a single diamond finesse over a double spade. South defends that minor-suit strength pushed him to notrump, while North argues caution was needed. The text analyzes misjudgments and suggests four hearts could be the natural follow-up.
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West
Declarer
East
South
North
YCA Business Club Presents Work Programs
The YWCA Business and Professional Club held a supper meeting at the Adams Memorial building. Members from various sessions presented program pieces about their specific work, including Maie Griffith Annabelle Young Helen Young Marjorie Welborn Laura Young Lillian Marlowe and visitors Mrs Emile Serpass attended with about thirty members present Frances Muse led the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
The
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Maie] Griffith
Annabelle Young
Helen Young
Marjorie Welborn
Laura Young
Lillian Marlowe
Emile Serpass
Frances Muse
Fur This and That: Budget Magic Mouton Fashion
The article praises a budget fur called mou ton used in fashion items. It notes the material resembles beaver, has a sturdy iron-like wear, and appears across skating skirts campus coats and assorted accessories.
Rev Paul Tudor Jones Addresses Altrusa Club Dinner
At the January Altrusa dinner in the Sheraton High Point Rev Paul Tudor Jones new minister of First Presbyterian spoke on the meaning of names and praised the clubs service motto. He highlighted the Victory clothing drive aiding cold hungry in foreign lands. Twenty six attended including Rev and Mrs Jones and Miss Lena Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tudor Jones
Altrusa Club
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Ul Tudor Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Jones
Saul
Paul
Victory
Edna Ross
Lucille Johnston
Jton
Lena Sale
College
Ernestine Strickland
Evelyn Sutton
First Baptist Church
Ernestine Milner
Greensboro
Altrusan
Henry Whitlark
Mary Haralson
Adams Club Hears Mrs Dorsett On Care Of Skin
The Adams club of the YWCA heard cosmetics expert Mrs Helen Dorsett from a local department store speak at the regular meeting yesterday. She described skin types and treatments, stressed meticulous cleanliness, and demonstrated proper cosmetic application. Hostesses Mary Louer and Vera Cook led 19 members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Club
Lthe Ywca
Helen Dorsett
Local residents convalesce and travel after family losses
Mrs. J. E. Robbins, 821 W Green, is convalescing at Guilford General Hospital after a fall caused a broken leg at home last week. Mrs. Cassie Dunn left for St. Louis to resume War Department duties following her mother Caroline E Mann's death in Greensboro last week. Mrs. Charles Robbins of Spruce Pine visits sister Mrs. Arthur Fidler at 302 Hillcrest Drive for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Robbins
Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
Cassie Dunn
St. Lou's
War Department
Caroline Elizabeth Mann
Greensboro
Dunn
St. Louis
Charles Robbins
Spruce Pine
Arthur Fidler
Hillcrest Drive
Church Social and Women’s Council Meetings
The High Point Council of Church Women will hold an executive committee meeting at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 10 AM. Lebanon Methodist sponsors a Thursday night supper served by the Woman's Society to honor the church choir. The Young Adult class meets Friday at 7 30 PM at the parsonage 1100 Johnson Street. Willing Workers class at Pilgrim Holiness meets Thursday at 7 30 with Miss Ethel Kennedy at 1113 Jefferson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Church Women
First Presbyterian Church
Lebanon Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Johnson Street
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Ethel Kennedy
Jefferson Avenue
OES Observes Past Officers Night At Program
The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star honored past matrons and patrons at a reg ular meeting in the Masonic Temple. Willie Updegrove and Edward Updegrove head the chapter with ten past officers honored. a pitch in supper is planned for February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Willie Updegrove
Edward Updegrove
Updegrove
Cookman College
Edwin Bennison
Irene McFarland
Harriet Godwin
Masonic
Eastern Star
Greensboro
Temple
OES
Hunt's Dinner And Dance At Seven
The Sedgefield hunt's social event moves to seven o'clock on Saturday evening. The dinner cafe will be at the Embassy club with Clyde Watson and his orchestra providing music for the event, a highlight for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Hunt
Embassy Club
Clyde Watson
Youth Rally At Church Of Christ Thursday Night
A youth rally will be held at the Church of Christ on North Hamilton Street Thursday at 8 o'clock as part of nationwide prep for the Open Bible Crusade starting February 3 at the local church. Enrollment week invites all young people and the program features Coke Cecil entertaining with magic followed by social time in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Hamilton Street
Coke Cecil
Woodwork Cleaning Mixture Instructions
A cleaning method uses one-half cup vinegar and one-half cup household ammonia mixed with two gallons of water to wipe woodwork. The recipe emphasizes a simple solution to remove grime without harsh chemicals.
AAUW Forum Hears Veterans In Thomasville
The Thomasville AAUW branch hosted an open forum on international relations at Mrs. Jesse L. Finch home. Local veterans Rufus Herring Wayne Harrison and Bill Green spoke on wartime experiences and Germany occupation emphasizing improving foreign youth attitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
American Association of University Women
Jesse L. Finch
Springstreet
Rufus Herring
Wayne Harrison
Bill Green
Ean
Germany
Mary Green Matthews
Finch
Glenn Pennington
Furman P. Covington
Maurine Perryman
Pattern 4795 Slimming Vertical Line Dress Pattern
Pattern 4795 emphasizes slimming vertical lines from shoulder to hem with an inverted pleat for action. Available in sizes 34 through 46 with size 36 requiring 25 8 yards of 35 inch fabric and 13 8 yards contrast. Send twenty cents to The Enterprise Pattern Dept New York for the pattern and details. Print shows size name and address and ty le number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Miss Corns Weds James Beeson In Jamestown Ceremony
In Jamestown on Saturday January 12 Miss Dena Corns daughter of Mr and Mrs L D Corns wed James Beeson of High Point and Malins in a single ceremony at the Jamestown Methodist parsonage. Dr W O Goode officiated and the couple left for a short wedding trip south returning to Route One home. The groom recently received an honorable discharge after forty five months in the Pacific area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena Corns
L. D. Corns
James Co
High Point
Malins
W. O. Goode
Jamestown Methodist Church
Armed Forces
Pacific
Newsoms Welcome Daughter Carol Anne at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs Albert Hearst Newsom of West Lexington announce the birth of a daughter, Carol Anne, on January 22 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsoms
Albert Hearst Newsom
West Lexington Extension
Carol Anne
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Gang War Exists In Manila Top Bandit Shot Dead
Manila Jan 23 Ag Antonio San Juan 38 a major bandit who confessed taking part in a 215000 daylight bank robbery was shot dead as he rode a motor scooter through the Paco market district. Killers escaped. San Juan was free on bail when killed and had pleaded guilty of armed robbery. His underworld boss feared he would implicate others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Ag-Antonio San Juan
Paco
San Juan
Navy imposes further cuts in point requirements for release
The navy announced continued demobilization with 191100 more personnel eligible for discharge by mid April, as point scores drop on March 2 March 15 and April 2. Officers and enlisted men women doctors and nurses face stepped reductions and overall releases near 1.5 million by April 2. The system credits active duty months age and overseas service with specific point values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Louis E. Denfield
Naval
Navy
United States
Chemical treatment makes flowers toxic to pests via root absorption
Several flowers including asters carnations azaleas and geraniums can now be treated with a chemical compound absorbed through the roots that renders the plant toxic to insects.
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Liam S. Hayes
Charles Hayworth
J. Richard Hayworth
John A. Myers
Malcolm Moore
James W. Poole
Tom Ragsdale
Claude Reitzell, Jr
Bill Sheloff
Sam St
W. A. Tomlinson
Sidney Tomlinson
Dick White
Woodrow Tyson
Tom Tyson
H. A. Moffitt
Baxter Freeze
James B. Lovelace
Sam Strickland
Candelaara
Nelson Florist and Decorators
B. Nelson
N. St
Ider Marshall
Mgr
Thomas Young
Becky
Whitlark’s Gift Shop
East Commerce St
Eels
Dimmie Lee
Ruby Tyner
Severete Potaiual Hedgecock Princess Beauty Shop
Main St. Tei
Jamestown
PTA
Zemo
Lee W. Page Harris
W. C. Weldon
Business Club of
YCA
Edith Kandel
Sakter
Busman
Rockefeller Center
Edith
Church Women’s Council Meeting
Lebanon
Aauw Group
Claiborne Pennington
Kinneywood
C. L. White
Mesdames
W. H. Curllee
P. M. Sherrill
James Lamb
Cardus
Cardui
Abel Directio
James Beeson
Miss Corns
Childs
Navy Point
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Victory Clothing Collection
Advertising Council
Quality Shoe Store
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