Ladies Bridge Scorers Named at Emerywood Country Club
W P Hazelwood and Porter Jr topped North South scores in the weekly ladies bridge event at Emerywood. Winners at the luncheon included Mesdames Farrell Gray and T Wilhite for West high scores and Phil Griffin and W E topped North South. East second scorers were R D Tillson and J V ... others listed as participants and guests. A family night dinner is planned for tomorrow evening with a duplicate bridge party Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hazelwood
Porter, Jr
Emerywood Country
Farrell Gray
T. Wilhite
Phil Griffin
North-South
C. S. Bea
O. C. Durland
R. D. Tillson
J. V
USO Calendar Highlights Activities At Local Centers
Schedule lists 3:30 program at Canterbury with Harry Brockmann, 5:00 staff orientation for USO volunteers, Saturday fourth anniversary observance at USO Center, 8:10 canteen at YMCA, 10:00 second anniversary open house, and 5 to 7 PM buffet supper at the YWCA with joint hostess groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Canterbury
Harry Brockmann
Country Club
USO
YMCA
Pere
Serice
YWCA
Y Clubs
Junior Service League
Mrs Haworth Reviews Book For Y Club
Mrs Cecil Haworth reviewed the book Anything Can Happen at the Adams club meeting held last night at the YWCA. She highlighted the Russo American dialect and the authors George and Helen Papashvily, noting America’s oddities and miracles through several amusing experiences. The meeting was presided by Miss Doris Byrd with Miss Betty Welch presenting the speaker. hostesses were Misses Vera Cooke and Iris Seward. nineteen members and four visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Haworth
Adams Club
YWCA
George
Helen Papashvily
America
Garner Martin Vows Said On Jan 20 Revealed
The marriage of Miss Adeline Martin to Pfe Alvin G Garner was solemnized on Saturday January 20 by Justice of the Peace N M Cates in a double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs J W Simmons and works at Harriss Covington Hosiery Mill. Garner, son of the late S S Garner of Caryville Florida, is stationed at Cape Beach North Carolina with the Coast Artillery. He has served four years with the Coast Artillery. The bride will stay with her mother at 901 West Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Martin
Pfe
Alvin G. Garner
Justice of the Peace
N. M. Cates
Ughter
J. W. Simmons
High Point High School
Harriss-Covington Hosiery Mill
Ptc
Garner
S. S. Garner
Caryville
Fla
Kive Beach
N. C
Coast Artillery
The
West Green Street
Moroline Petroleum Jelly In Minor Burns
A report describes Moroline Petroleum Jelly I1 8 TMS used as an aid for minor burns. It notes its application to skin and potential soothing effects.
Pimples soothe with Peterson's Ointment promise
Advertising copy touts Peterson's Ointment for pimples eczema and irritated skin. It claims quick relief and improved appearance, with a 35 cent price and money back if not delighting. also advertised for tired itchy feet and toe cracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Uncle Sam Seeks Couples For Alaska Teaching Posts
Married couples are sought by the Alaska Indian Service for teaching posts in communities and villages throughout the territory. Duties include classroom work and community welfare tasks, first aid, care of government buildings, and aiding in reindeer herd or cooperative stores management. Base salary is 1620 dollars plus 25 percent overseas differential and overtime up to 2720 dollars total. appointments follow War Manpower Commission rules and applications go to the regional director of the federal civil service commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Alaska Indian Service
War Manpower Commission
Federal Civil Service Commission
Sgt Horne Addresses YWCA Club On New Caledonia
Forty members and eight visitors attended the YWCA Business and Pro meeting at the Adams Memorial building. Sgt. Horne from the Overseas Replacement Center at Greensboro spoke on New Caledonia and its customs, sharing details of service in the Pacific. Sgt. Richard Synan introduced him. Mrs. Claude Kimrey presided as guests included Mesdames Smith Farley Person and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Horne
Overseas Replacement Center
Greensboro
Pacific Theater of Operations
New Caledonia
Richard Synan
Ord
Claude Kimrey
Club
Mesdames Andrew Smith
Eagnees Farley
Anne Kerson
Mary Alice Thayer
Hertha Allison
Synan
M. W. Nash
Medical Aux to Dine with Doctors Tomorrow
The Guilford County Medical Society Woman's Auxiliary schedules a six thirty dinner at Grace Methodist Church Greensboro. Local members invited to share a meal with the doctors who comprise the Society. Mrs F R Taylor of High Point chairs the Auxiliary, which has moved to monthly meetings since last Fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guilford County Medical Society
Grace Ethodist
Greensboro
Medical Society
F. R. Taylor
High Point
Local notices on patients and travelers in High Point area
Mrs. Bronson Matney 105 Sun Set Drive is recovering from a recent operation at the Boulev ard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital and can now receive visitors. Miss Eva Hill of Archdale suffers rheumatic heart and attends Trinity School as a ninth grade student while Little Miss Betsy Jane Bryant at 400 Hill Crest Drive remains ill with influenza. William J. McAnal Jr of the Medical Corps US Public Health Service left the city Monday en route from Washington DC to El Paso Texas for a new post in Central and South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hill
Archdale
Miss Hill
Little Hill
Trinity School
Betsy Jane Bryant
H. L. Bryant
Hillcrest Drive
William J. McAnal Jr
Medical Corps
United States Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
el Paso
Tex
Central
South America
Lawson A. Deaton
Asheboro Street
Lawson A., Jr
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Brenda Jane Green
Robert W. Green
Thomasville
Brenda Jane
Washington Street
Green
Fort Lewis
Washington State
Rebekah Officers Meet Tomorrow
The Officers club of the Magdalene Rebekah lodge will meet with Mrs. T. C. Whittington at her home 407 West Bay Street tomorrow evening at 7 30 announced this morning. The Roman city of Pompeii was wiped out by a volcano in 79 A.D. and its ruins were not rediscovered until the 18th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
T. C. Whittington
West Bay Street
Pompeii
Misses Hunsucker and Redding Honor Mrs. Crawford
Misses Inez Hunsucker and Lucille Redding hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Herman Crawford, former Rachel Bailey of Thomasville, at Blair Club House. Guests enjoyed corsages, games, prizes for Elle Athanas and Mildred Parrish, and a gift of sterling silver cardholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Hunsucker
Lucille Redding
Herman Crawford
Rachel Baily
Thomasville
Blair Club House
Elle Athanas
Mildred Parrish
Este Athanas
Ruby Hill
Ethlene Presnell
Gracee
Vera Lee Jones
Gladys Ridgill
Joanne Loflin
Elizabeth Hunsucker
Edna Hunsucker
Peggy Bumee
Pentagon Bowling Party Delights Members at Arcade
Members of the Pentagon club met at 7 30 pm at Arcade bowling alleys for a bowling session. Mrs Lois Furr topped scores and won a bath powder mitt. Afterward they gathered at Mrs E G Watkins Jr s home on Louise avenue for a business meeting and social hour with refreshment for ten members and visiting Mrs Henry Mayo of Danville Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Arcade
Lois Furr
Reminders for USO Hostesses Issued by Heads
Officials urge all USO staff hostesses to call for missing copies of a two page letter mailed last week. New junior and senior applicants must attend the orientation at the USC Center Friday at five. An informal open house marks the USO’s fourth anniversary Friday and Saturday with hours from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday due to space limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
USC Center
St Mary's Cake Sale Friday Afternoon at Parish House
St Mary's parish house hosts a homemade cake sale Friday afternoon at four o'clock. No sales in advance or over the telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Mary’s
St. Mary's Mpecopel Church
Different Easts Influence Contract Bridge Result
In a recent team-of-four match North dealer and both sides vulnerable, two boards saw East either expert or novice. At one table East followed suit instantly and defense failed after declarer’s queen. At the other, East led the diamond king to block a run and heart, turning the contract into a defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
West
Kosts
Births Announce Daughters and Sons in High Point Area
Local families report several newborns during January at the High Point Memorial Hospital Washington Street unit. Judith Ann Painter, Lawson A Jr, Hurlocker daughter, Spoon son, Brenda Jane Green, Brenda Kay Walker, Aleta Sue Frazier, Gary Ronald Hill with parents listed and service details where noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Painter
Adams Street
Judith Ann
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hll
Painter
West End
Brenda Kay Walker
Carl Gilbert Walker
East Washington Street
Brenda Kay
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Church Social for Children at First Methodist
The Children's Division met at Mrs. T. R. Ballard's home with Mrs. L. F. Honeycutt presiding. Miss Myrtle Davis led devotion with special music by Mary Layne Ballard and Anne Poindexter. Prizes went to Miss Myrtle Cates and Mrs. L. F. Honeycutt. Valentines and refreshments followed with guests Rev. Wilson O Weldon and T. R. Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church School
T. R. Ballard
L. F. Honeycutt
Myrtle Davis
Mary Layne Ballard
Anne Poindexter
Myrtle Cates
Bang Styles Lead Spring Hair Makeovers Across Nation
Betty Clarke reports the American Hair Design Institute endorses new bang hairdos for spring. Bangs vary from curled puffed styles and low sweep ringlets to sidewise slants forming heart shapes, aiming to conceal hairline flaws and highlight good features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Clarke
Associated Press
American Hair Design Institute
A B Club Hears Hospital Plans At Regular Meeting
The American Business club heard High Point Memorial Hospital drive plans led by W B Hall with W R Peters and Dr L L Wi outlining hospital operations and local benefits. Brooks Reitzel presented committee undertakings while a rheumatic fever study group was formed. Visitors included Lt Ham Briggs and Andy Mouw. John Clinard won the attendance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
American Business Club
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. B. Hall
W. R. Peters
L. L. Wi
Gilbert Clinard
Brooks Reitzel
High Point
Bill Price
Esmond Slate
Walkup McCain
C. L. Gray
Ham Briggs
United States Navy
Andy Mouw
Detroit
Mich
John Clinard
How Bronx Hero Got Nickname For Medal of Honor Hero
Second Lieutenant Charles W. Shea of the Bronx earned the Medal of Honor after urging a comrade to shoot three Germans during the Fifth Army drive from the Garigliano to the Arno. Shea repeatedly advised his buddy to "Shoot him" as the soldiers engaged. The third German was finally felled after six shots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Army
Italy
INS
Charles W
Shea
Bronx
New York
Garigliano
Arno
Army men watch Churchill career at Camp Reynolds
Corporal Winnie Churchill, 25, of Martinsville Indiana, serves in the medical detachment at Camp Reynolds as soldiers closely follow the career of Winston Churchill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Greenville
INS
Camp Reynolds
Winston Churchill
Corp
Winnie” Churchill
Martinsville
Indiana
Polio Fund Contributions Grow in City Drive
Contributions to the March of Dimes polio fund at the Junior Chamber of Commerce headquarters rose to 986.42 yesterday. Donors include Roy Armstrong 50.00 and Good Will Garden Club 25.16 as the drive aims to meet its quota and end tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Armstrong
Cseccesns
Sonny Younts
Rie vi
Ack Dawsivness
Robert M. Sliver
Good Will Garden Club
H. P
MT Icc
Edgar Whitener
Gladys S. Whitener
GI's Sing To Keep Mosquitoes Away
Letters to Laura Bryant show mobilized high school glee club members using music in service. Doughboy in swamps sings to ward off mosquitoes while China asks for large men’s chorus. Brazil’s lieutenant notes daily broadcasting and a big cast show. A seaman praises a thousand-voice choir for morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Ithaca
N. Y
INS
Laura Bryant
China
Brazil
Bend high holds stock ing dance to avoid scuffing floor
At a Bend Oregon high school dance students wore stockings and socks to protect the gym floor. They parked gum in envelopes and left shoes off as the coach worried about damage to the polished surface during basketball practice and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend
Ore
Probation for Boys Accused of Rocking Trains
Judge C. N. Cox presided in juvenile court as about six African American youths were placed on probation after being charged with throwing rocks at passenger and freight trains and damaging railroad property. Rail officials report a rising pattern of rock throwing prompting police and juvenile authorities to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Cox
War ner Links Gastric Troubles to London Raids
Dr. E. C. Warner medical superintendent at Ashridge emergency hospital says gastric problems rise threefold in heavily raided London areas during air raids. Anxiety cited as primary cause and stress factor behind surge in digestive complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. C. Warner
Ashridge Emergency Hospital
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Madeline Hoover
Adies
Ems Ware
Ohneen & Johnson
Kohuwens Red Cross
Lohuwens
Tre
Jomar
Wrashone
Mrs. Haworth
Y Club
Garner-Martin
Burns
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Yow’s Funeral Home
David T. Yow
Uncle Sam
Alaska
Sgt. Horne
Medical
Rebekah
St.Joseph Veieh
Hunsucker and Redding
H. Crawford
Pentagons
North
Judith Ann Painter
Hurlocker
Charles Albert Hurlocker
Trinity Route Two
Wton Street
Spoons
William Odell Spoon
High Point Route Two
Gary Ronald Hill
Ernest McLain Hill
Willowbrook Street
Gary Ronald
High Point Memorial Hospitale
A. B. Club
Childs
Nelson
Florist
Francis
N. Main &T
Minole Lee Steed
Vera Buckner
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Hedgecock
Paulin Wrieh
Sara Wagger & CO
North Main Street
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