Social Calendar of Club Meetings and Events
A list of social gatherings and club meetings through Friday and Saturday. Activities include the High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner at the Elwood Hotel with Mrs Arthur P Wilson as speaker, the Early American Arts Club, YWCA education luncheon, Wild Flower Garden Club at YWCA, Emerywood family night dinner, Canterbury Club at 1207 Sherbrook Court, and the Duplicate Club session at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Arthur P. Wilson
Kinston
Early American Arts Club
W. F. Bailey
Arlington
Y.W.C.A
A. G. Douglas
Wild Flower Garden Club
Clara Whitehead
Emerywood Country Club
Fridsay
Canterbury Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
Elwood
Wilson
High Point Club
Oriana B. James
Stan W. Conrad
Luc Chakales
The
Enterprise
Margaret Farley
Mary Lewis Harvey
BPWC
Raleigh
High Point
Elsie Riddick
Fassifern
Hendersonville
National Cathedral
Calvary Methodist Church Women To Hold General Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Calvary Methodist Church will hold its general meeting Friday evening at seven o'clock at the church. Members are urged to attend and to make a special effort to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Calvary Methodist Church
Stamp Day Observances Draw City PTA Action
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers approved weekly Stamp Day observances at five city schools to boost war savings stamps and bonds. Elm Street School hosted the session, with Senior High, Junior High, Brentwood, Johnson Street and Bay Street already participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Blake Thompson
Everett Marsh
Evelyn Rodman Sutton
Ray Nance
Gaston Johnson
Health program featured before Cloverdale parents and teachers
Health program at Cloverdale PTA Tuesday evening featured by Bobby Coltrane Student Council president. Rev T T Lindsay spoke on Mental and Spiritual Health. Skits on cleanliness by Miss McAdams Bryant fifth graders. Sixth grade Deans presented diet facts. Bodie chair explained posture slides with lantern views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale P.T.A
Bobby Coltrane
Rev
T. T. Lindsay
Miss McAdams
Bryant
Miss Bodie
Births in Guilford and Burrus hospitals announce two new arrivals
Mr and Mrs Hurley Blizzard welcome a son William Clifton born Friday January 22 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Blizzard formerly Zada Rothrock of Thomasville and baby reside at 1406 English Street. Mr and Mrs L C Armentrout announce a daughter Anne Elizabeth born Tuesday January 26 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley Blizzard
William Clifton
Guilford General Hospital
Peddicord Band to Play at President Birthday Ball
Plans for the President's Birthday Ball at the Sherman Hotel announce the Peddicord Band from Winston-Salem with vocalist Reginald Marshall. The event supports infantile paralysis research and features sponsors and chaperones from local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
John Peddicord
Terpsichorean Band
Winston-Salem
Reginald Marshall
Sherman Aycock
Eleanor Amos
Betty Lou Jackson
Betty Sechrest
Ronda Sebastian
Zelma Parnell
Jule Warren
J. W van Loan
R. H Sechrest
Willis Slane
W .L. Jackson
C. E. Diffendal
F. J. Sizemore
Ten Tables Bridge In Play At Club Luncheon
Ten tables of duplicate and contract bridge were featured at Emerywood Country Club's weekly ladies bridge party and luncheon. Winners in North-South duplicate were Lloyd Flythe and Logan Porter Jr., with John C. Abels and Robert Hubbard as runners-up. East-West top scorers were R. D. Tillson and F. T. Wilhite, second were Ralph Snider and J. G. Goldston. Contract winners were Mrs. W. F. Mitchell and Mrs. Emmett A. Sumner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Lloyd Flythe
Logan Porter, Jr
John C. Abels
Robert Hubbard
R. D. Tillson
F. T. Wilhite
Ralph Snider
J. G. Goldston
W. FE. Mitchell
Emmett A. Sumner
W. P. Hazelwood
Frank Wood
Harold McKee
Grady Goldston
C. C. Durland
C. S. Beaver
Guest
Grover Herman
Chicago
Lil. Mesdimes
Hal Davis
Harold Bennett
Farrell Gray
J. S. Welborn
Esmond Slate
Robert Garland
June Woollen
P. Y. Adams
C. G. Mackintosh
F. BD. Wilhite
Jack Holbrook
Lloyd
Freshman Anna Lou Doctor Returns to Durham After Weekend With Parents
Anna Lou Doctor a Duke University freshman returns to Durham after spending the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Doctor on Morris Street. She was accompanied by Miss Kim Berkson of Mount Vernon New York and Miss Betty Abelman of Atlanta Georgia both Duke classmates. D H Lynch of 412 Smith Street is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital recuperating from an operation and now able to take visitors. Mr and Mrs M R Cole and daughter Mrs Charlotte Guy are at their new home 528 Parkway after moving from 1108 Johnson Street. Robert Allan Flynt, son of Mr and Mrs R B Flynt of the Winston-Salem highway, left for Camp Croft South Carolina for induction into the United States Army after volunteering for service in the Mechanical Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Thompson
J. Arthur Marsh, Jr
Betty Lou Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Debonnaire
L' Amusante
Thompson
Anna Lou Doctor
Duke University
Durham
Harry Doctor
Morris Street
Kim Berkson
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Betty Abelman
Atlanta, Ga
Duke
D. H. Lynch
Smith Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
M. R. Cole
Charlotte Guy
Parkway
Johnson Street
Robert Allan Flynt
R. B. Flynt
Winston-Salem Highway
Camp Croft
S. C
United States Army
Mechanical Corps
Vance
T. E. Brown
N. C. State College
State College
Raleigh
Whitesell
Mabel Burnett
Hannah Campbell
Josephine Colle
High Point Altrusa Dinner Guests Highlight School Programs
High Point High School faculty members Ralph H. Vance and W. K. Whitesell spoke at the Altrusa Club dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. Vance outlined the diversified occupations program and state sponsorship, while Whitesell discussed the industrial arts setup and its applied focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point City Schools
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Ralph H. Vance
W. K. Whitesell
Jessie May Young
Edna Blake
Cochairman
Vance
Vocational Department of Education
High Bidding Calls For Careful Play
In Cleveland I visited Alvin Landy’s Hotel Statler bridge club and watched Ollie Emrich handle a rubber game with bold bidding and precise ruffs. Emrich ruffed diamonds and clubs deftly, then used a low trump to the jack, ruffed the last diamond with the ace, and dodged a spade setup while dummy cashed clubs. The defense could have spiked the declarer with trump leads, but Emrich navigated the hand to gain the advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alvin Landy
Hotel Statler
Ollie Emrich
West
Diamonds
Emrich
South
Trump
Ollie
WE THE WOMEN Women Workers May Change Factory Styles
Women in factories push for style in work clothes and gear. The piece highlights feminine touches such as designer caps by Lily Dache and trim by Ruth Millett, plus salons open across shifts to maintain grooming after work. It ponders barber shops for men and a possible shift to brighter attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Dache
Ruth Millett
Emery wood Country Club Directors Elect Officials
Henry W. Foscue was re elected president to fill the unexpired term of Phil A. Warner at a dinner meeting marking the directors initial gathering for the year. Dr S S Saunders became vice president and W EF Queen was re elected secretary and treasurer. Clark Dillon and Hal A Davis were named newly elected directors. other board members include Laurence Ingram L C Matton J W Woollen Hugh Smart Frank B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Foscue
Emerywood Country Club
Foscue
Phil A. Warner
S. S. Saunders
W. EF. Queen
Clark Dillon
Hal A. Davis
Laurence Ingram
L. C. Matton
J. W. Woollen
Hugh Smart
Frank B. Smith
Marines Active in Porter's January 1865 Bombardment
During Admiral Porter's naval action in January 1865 Marines aboard the fleets ships played an active role in the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Porter
Fisher
Air Corps Kate! Kate and Joe in baking adventure
A playful ad features Joe chasing Kate for cookies while Kate uses Rumford baking powder praised as a long trusted baking aid. The tagline suggests steady focus and reliable results baked into every recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Kate
Assistants Foreman and Mechanic Job Notice
Date February 10 1943 at 7 pm in Council Chamber City Hall details public job opening for assistant foreman and mechanic with High Point Civil Service Commission. Applications must be filed by February 8 1943 9 pm at Civil Service Office 808 Security Bank Building telephone 2128.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chamber
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Office
James B. Lovelace
High Point Civil Service Commission
Rule on scoring three game match when first game won
In a three game match the scoring ends for the first game once a player wins it. Only the second and third games accumulate points, and after the second game a third game scoring begins only if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Samoa Rivalry Triggers Marines Landing in 1899
U S Marines landed in Samoa amid political rivalry in 1899. For service in quelling the faction, three Leathernecks earned Medals of Honor for their outstanding work.
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Samoa
Leathernecks
Angel Child Rosebud on Vinegar Hill Novelty Mischief
A vivid sketch from Vinegar Hill recounts Rosebud known as angel and devil child. She hides a ten cent War Savings Stamp book, chews teeth, and schemes with humor as Mammy and Pappy recall wartime bonds and a Leatherneck unit first frontline action in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Angel
Devil Child
Mammy
Roseby
Vinegar Hill
Pappy
Brias Rosebud
Rose
The
Treasury Cement
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Madeline Hoover
Calvary
Wsccs
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Miss Thompson
J. V. Thompson
J. A. Marsh
Jane Austin
Parent-Teacher Council
Cloverdale
Coats
L Price
Stainback
Ladies’ Apparel Shop
Peddicord
Val
McKenney
Country Club
Marines
AIR Corps
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Box E
Rhode Island
A. Ea
Wagger
U.S
Leatherneck Uni
Zilia
Pan American Airways
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Washington Street
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