Social Calendar for Thursday Friday and Saturday
The Wild Flower Garden Club meets at the YWCA at 3:30 PM with Miss Clara Whitehead presenting. A family night dinner is at Emerywood Country Club from 6:30 to 8 PM, reservations due by noon. Canterbury Club gathers Friday at 3:30 PM with Mrs. Charles W Perry at 1207 Sherbrook Court. Duplicate Club meets Saturday at Emerywood Country Club at 2 PM.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
Y.W.C.A
Clara Whitehead
Emerywood Country Club
Canterbury Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Court
YWCA Business Club Hears Episcopal Rector on Postwar Peace
At the YWCA Business and Professional Girls Club supper in the Adams Memorial Building, Rev. Howard S. Hartzell rector of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, urged careful planning for postwar peace. He spoke on spiritual preparation and a coming era of change, noting race prejudice and capital labor issues as current challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Business and Professional Girls Club
Adams Memorial Building
Howard S. Hartzell
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church
Hartzell
News leaders urge women to seek reliable sources amid war rumors
Loc Chakales of The Enterprise and Stan W. Conrad of WMFR spoke at the Eliza Pont Business and Professional Woman's Club on “The Battle of Ideas.” They urged members to verify news sources to counter Axis rumors and protect morale, noting two types of rumors and the need for informed public opinion. The program included accordion solos by Dot Lewis and remarks by state president Mrs. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loc Chakales
Enterprise
Stan W. Conrad
WMFR
Eliza Pont
Conrad
Oriana B. James
America
Chakales
Arthur McLeash
Contestants For Title Of College Beauty Queen To Be Chosen Tonight
From each class at High Point College three representatives compete in The Zenith beauty contest. Tonight the judges select one per class at Robert's Hall for the Miss High Point College title, with a final choice later by a celebrity panel. Nominees include Jule Warren, Ronda Sebastian, Zelma Parnell, Nan Clapp, Bonnie Lewis, Dorothy Lee Usher, Dorothy Alexander, Dot Chamberlain, Nancy Eisenhour, Beverly Merchant, Nancy Covington, and Genevieve Couch. Bayne Keever hosts. music by Edith Bailey, Nina Wihtaker, and Bill Gossard. judges are Thomas Dodamead Ruth Goodman and Madeline Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Zenith
Robert's Hall
Jule Warren
Burlington
Ronda Sebastian
Point
Zelma Parnell
Elizabeth City
Nan Clapp
High Point
Bonnie Lewis
Dorothy Lee Usher
Toledo
Ohio
Dorothy Alexander
Martinsville
Dot Chamberlain
Nancy Eisenhour
New London
Beverly Merchant
Nancy Covington
Rocky Mount
Genevieve Couch
Elkin
Bayne Keever
Edith Bailey
Nina Wihtaker
Bill Gossard
Thomas E. Dodamead
Ruth Goodman
Madeline Hoover
Woman's Page
the Enterprise
Spiritual Apathy Addressed At War Era Meeting
Mrs. Dolan Hedrick chaired a wartime program urging turning to God and the Church to meet tomorrow’s world. A large gathering attended with Miss Avis Bryson as a guest.
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Dolan Hedrick
Avis Bryson
Captain Samuel Robinson's 1752 Vermont Sugar Making Pioneered
Captain Samuel Robinson becomes the first white settler documented to produce maple sugar in Vermont in 1752, marking an early colonial agricultural milestone and maple industry history.
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Capt
Samuel Robinson
Vermont
Several Women At Thomasville Take Course In Nursing
Thomasville residents complete Red Cross nursing training led by Mrs. C. H. Bodie in the local High School building. The course aims to boost home care and preparedness amid wartime shortages of physicians and nurses. Graduates include Elizabeth Blair and many named ladies. another course will be offered soon with enrollment at the Red Cross rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Red Cross
C. H. Bodie
Elizabeth Blair
H. C. Brooks
A. L. Elliott
E. M. Jones
E. J. Jarrett, Jr
Herman Leonard
John R. Myers
Carlton H. Newby
Jennie Reid Newby
W. K. Saunders
D. H. Sechrist
Robert Williams
A. M. White
Births Reported in Local Hospitals
Mr and Mrs P J Neal announce the birth of a son Edgar James January 25 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs O L Moser announce a son Richard Allen January 26 at Guilford General Hospital. Born to Mr and Mrs F A Newell at 511 Doris Street a daughter Nancy Velette in January at Guilford General Hospital.
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P. J. Neal
Edgar James
Burrus Memorial Hospital
O. L. Moser
Clara Cox
Richard Allen
Guilford General Hospital
F. A. Newell
Doris Street
Nancy Velette
Guilford General
Martin-Amos Vows Last Fall Announced Today
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Edith Armstrong Martin to Milbourne B. Amos on Saturday October 3 1942 in York South Carolina. The ceremony was at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev Paul Anderson officiating. The bride, daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Armstrong of High Point, attended High Point College and worked at Melrose Hosiery Mills. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs J E Amos, has been in defense work in Cuba and will soon leave for an overseas U S Engineers base after brief return to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Armstrong Martin
Milbourne B. Amos
York
South Carolina
Paul Anderson
Trinity Methodist Church
John Armstrong
High Point
High Point College
Melrose Hosiery Mills
Amos
J. E. Amos
Cuba
N. C. State College
U. S. Engineers
WE THE WOMEN Creed For War Wives Suggested
A wartime advisory urges wives of deployed husbands to endure separation with personal growth and self reliance. Ruth Millett’s creed emphasizes calm endurance, independence, inner strength, and avoiding self pity during the period apart. It frames separation as a chance to understand marriage and oneself.
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Ruth Millett Creed
Ruth Millett
Deaf School Pair Wed in York S C in 1943
Announcement from Valdese reports the marriage of Vernie Harriet Stamey of Statesville to Wilmer Ernest Mills of Mount Airy N C. The ceremony occurred January 16 1943 at 430 PM in York S C. Vernie is the eldest child of C L Stamey and studied at the North Carolina School for the Deaf Morganton. Wilmer Mills is the son of the late A D Mills Bushnell N C and works as a linotype operator for the Mount Airy News.
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Valdese
Vernie Harriet Stamey
Statesville
Wilmer Ernest Mills
Mount Airy
N. C
York
S. C
Mills
C. L. Stamey
North Carolina School For the Deaf
Morganton
Stimpson Hosiery
Millis
A. D. Mills
Bushnell, N. C
Mount Airy News
Mrs Whitescarver and Miss Idol Return From Raleigh
Mrs. Fred Whitescarver and Mrs. W. C. Idol returned last night from Raleigh where they were overnight guests. They were accompanied by Oscar Whitescarver who entered N C State College and by Miss Eleanor Idol who resumed duties with the Selective Service department there after visiting her parents.
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Fred Whitescarver
W. C. Idol
Raleigh
Sun Growing Hotter Sparks Cosmic Debate
An eminent scientist notes the sun is expanding and losing mass at 250 million tons per minute while radiating energy. The item also reports local notices: funeral in Boydton for FE M Davis, a family visit by Mrs Mary Adams and Mrs J O Gold, birth of Janet Gayle Canipe, and Lucille Davis recovering at Burrus Memorial Hospital.
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Mary Adams
J. O. Gold
Boydton
Lucille Davis
West Bay Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Most Beautiful Mountain Mount Simochum in the Hima lays
The text asserts Mount Simochum in the Himalayas is by far the world’s most beautiful mountain. It also mentions a beetle, noting its strength relative to its weight as the strongest living being.
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Simochum
Himalayas
Notable U S Currency Faces Do Not Include McKinley
A caption lists Washington Jefferson Lincoln Grant Franklin McKinley Cleveland Madison and Samuel P Chase as pictured on U S currency ranging from the $1 to the $10 000 bill highlighting historic figures.
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Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Grant
Franklin
McKinley
Cleveland
Madison
Samuel P. Chase
U. S
Marmola tablets offer fat loss through thyroid-related dieting advice
The notice promotes Marmola tablets as a method to slim down without starvation or heavy exercise for thyroid-related fat. It urges sensible eating and consulting a physician if in doubt, noting Marmola is not a cure-all and claims doctors’ and druggists’ endorsement with over twenty million packages sold in thirty years.
Calvary Methods Church Postpones Social and Installations
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methods Church postpones its meeting due to bad weather. The event will include installation of new officers and a pledge service at the usual Sunday evening gathering at five o'clock.
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Woman's Society of Chritian Service of Calvary Methods Church
Magdalene Rebekah Hold Special Meeting Tomorrow Evening
The Magdalene Rebekah lodge will hold a special meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at their hall on Commerce Street for the purpose of practice. Members are urged to attend.
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Magdalene Rebekah
Commerce Street
Relic of Trafalgar A Training Ship Reemerges
One ship from the 1805 Battle of Trafalgar remains afloat the HMS Implacable now serving as a training vessel. England reportedly has nearly 3000 miles of canals in use.
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Trafalgar
England
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Myrtie
S. Main St
BPWC
Dot Lewis
Tripoli
Frances Casey
Wilson
High Point Club
Greensboro
New York City
Margaret Farley
Frank L. Judish
Jessie May Young
Frances Elkins
Mary Haralson
Helen Nelson
Vernie D. Stamey
Wilmer Mills
York, S. C
Gail Russell
Los Angeles
Nellie Paskus
Seattle
W. W. Hanks
Wilton Sadler
Charlotte
H. M. Bryant
Eugene M. Canipe
Janet Gayle
Burrus Memorial
Canipe
Ondulu Briles
Cundes Shop
South Main Street
Calvary Wscs
Rebekahs
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Richardson’s
New
New Spring
Shetl
Gay Spring
Gorgeous
Eve Sey
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