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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1941

Page

6

Bride-Elect Irene Crews Feted At Bridge By Mrs Oldham

Mrs Irene H Crews Bride Elect is honored with a bridge party hosted by Mrs A B Oldham at 903 North Hamilton Street. Guests include relatives from Lexington Elkin Salisbury and High Point. The couple will wed in a simple ceremony this Saturday with cake cutting planned at 825 North Main Street after the rehearsal.

Irene H. Crews Bridge A. B. Oldham John A. Bruhlmeier Bloomsburg North Hamilton Street Hollis Helmstetler Lexington J. W. Hedrick Charles F. Coira Mary Coira Edythe Crooks Mesdames Frank Holmes Fred Metcalfe, Jr Robert Willams Sam Bowman D. R. Mower M. F.crooks Taladge Ellington Nettie Stafford High Point Grady Anderson Elkin Robert Cook Salisbury S. L. Pailock Thomasville Crews Bruhlmeier North Main Street

Story of Heroism Of Seaman From Ensis Tale

Jowan A. Mgroso, New York July 3. For three days the crew of the torpedoed British tanker Ensis bobbed in a lifeboat in the North Atlantic radioing for help with a portable radio. British seamen said they sent volunteers aboard to close tanks and watertight bulkheads then sailed 1000 miles to Halifax. The 6,207 ton Ensis, en route from England to Canada in ballast, had buoyancy to survive.

Jowan A. Mgroso New York Ensis North Atlantic Natio Azores Atlantic Halifax England Canada

Bridal tea cards issued for Mrs Thompson in Thomasville

Mrs R William Thompson, formerly Doris Pope of High Point, will host a bridal courtesy at the Thomasville Women's Club building next Tuesday from four to five thirty. Cards list Mrs William Newton Thompson, Mrs Seymour Fulton McMillan, Miss Sara Forrest Thompson, and Miss Ruth Merelyn Thompson with address at Home Elliott Drive. Numerous local residents noted visiting, returns from Arlington and Roanoke, and other social updates accompany the notice. A daughter Patricia Anette was born to Mr and Mrs Osborne of High Point Route 1 on July 2 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.

Thomasville R. William Thompson Doris Pope High Point Thompson W. N. Thompson Seymour McMillan Misses Thompson William Newton Thompson Seymour Fulton McMillan Sara Forrest Thompson Ruth Merelyn Thompson Osborne SS. Osborne Route 1 Patricia Anette Burrus Memorial Hospital Dorothy Alice Culler

Betrothal of Miss Edythe Crooks to Nick Bambalis announced

An engagement party at 526 North Hamilton Street announced the betrothal of Miss Edythe Crooks to Nick Bambalis. The couple plans a mid August wedding. Guests enjoyed floral decor, prize bridge, and a frozen dessert course after the announcement.

Edythe Crooks Nick Bambalis M.F. Crooks Robert Cook North Hamilton Street Nick C. Bambalis Edythe Nick

Parsons and Yazel relatives visit in area. several trips noted

Mr and Mrs James M Parsons Jr of Washington DC plan a weekend visit with Mrs Parsons father G L Reynolds. Bertrand Yazel of Baltimore visits mother Cora Yazel. Miss Valaska Yazel and Vassie Yazel from Edgeworth arrive for a few days. Frances Teer departs for Graham then Chester and Newport News. The Dorsett, Dobbins, Band, and Clark families make brief trips to Atlantic Beach, Morehead City, Asheville, and Stewart and Mullens for visits and weekends.

and Ries James M. Parsons, Jr Washington, D. C Bertrand Yazel Baltimore, Md Cora Yazel Wesley Place Valaska Yazel Vassie Yazel Edgeworth Ite Ake Frances Teer H. L. Teer Graham Chester Newport News Grady Idol Nancy Jo Kermit Greene Kay Myrtle Beach Myrue Lodge David C. Dorsett, Jr Atlantic Beach Morehead City Fred Newnam

Mrs. Troy Hall Celebrates Addison Earls Fifth Birthday Party

Mrs. Troy Hall entertained a group of children Saturday afternoon at her Sophia home honoring her son Addison Earl on his fifth birthday. They played games and took pictures as entertainment. A pink and white cake with candles graced the dining table and ice cream was served. The guest list included Amos and Frank Kersey, W. S. Beeson, Farrow and Jimmie Davis, Carol Farrow, Bobbie LaMarr, Nancy Beeson, Janie Johnson, Notre Marie, Joganna, Elmer, Lola Sue Beeson, Robert Abston, Evelyn Beeson, James Allen, Alisdames Barl Johnson, David Davis, Henry Kersey, Colbert Beeson, and How ard Beeson. The honoree received many gifts.

Troy Hall Sophia Addison Earl Amos Frank Kersey W. S. Beeson Farrow Jimmie Davis Carol Farrow Bobbie LaMarr Nancy Beeson Janie Johnson Notre Marie

Church Social Lebanon Endeavor Elects Officers

The Lebanon Methodist Church Christian Endaavor Society held its monthly meeting in the church hut with Devotion led by Mrs. Ruth Lee. President E B Barnes Jr presided as officers were elected: Jeannine Cole president Ruth Lee vice president Doris King recording secretary Florence Montgomery treasurer Ida Ann Montgomery correspond ing secretary A B Barnes Jr social chairman and Neil Montgomery sunshine committee. Installation planned for Sunday night followed by games and refreshments. Ice cream supper at Spring Hill Church July 3 at Julius Craven home High Point route two proceeds go to church activities.

Lebanon Endeavor Christian Endaavor Society of Lebanon Methodist Church Ruth Lee E. B. Barnes, Jr Jeaneuie Cole Doris King Florence Montgomery Ida Ann Spring Hill Ladies of Spring Fail Methodist Church Julius Craven High Point

Local Folks News Briefs Share Travel and Health Updates

Miss Annie Lee Jarrell has returned to Lindsay Street from New York where she studied at Columbia University for a month. Mrs. Pear Pierce is resting after an operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital performed Wednesday. Miss Zona Henderson and Peggy Peters, with Mrs. H A Henderson of Greensboro, visit Washington D C for several days with Mr. and Mrs. Way Henderson.

Percy Tudor Billy Betty Rose Spring Street Arlington S.C R. L. Welch Matthews Lee Rice Fisher Ferry Street A. H. Ragan J. Lloyd ‘Tysinger Hampton Bobbie J.C. Green, Jr Camp Dor Ker Winston-Salem Annie Lee Jarrell Lindsay Street New York Columbia University Pear Pierce Burrus Mertorial Hospital Zona Henderson Peggy Peters H. A. Henderson Greensharo Washington, D. C Mrs Way Henderson

Vanderbilt Wetzlar Trophy and the Vanderbilt bidding system

The Wetzlar Trophy honors Harold S. Vanderbilt, noted for introducing contract bridge to the U.S. in 1925, chairing the Whist Club of New York laws committee, and founding the Vanderbilt Cup. The article explains his bidding conventions, including an artificial club bid to show about three and a half honor tricks, with examples of responses and slam decisions in the Vanderbilt system.

Wetzlar Committee Harold S. Vanderbilt United States Vanderbilt Whist Club New York North South

Local Woman Joins West Virginia Art School Session

Louise Parker Boone of High Point will join The Old White Art School and Colony at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia opening Saturday for seven weeks. Classes include landscape portrait and life drawing. School limited to fifty students under co directors Natalie Eynon Grauer and William C Grauer of Western Reserve University Ohio.

Louise Parker Boone High Point Old White Art School White Sulphur Springs West Va Natalie Eynon Grauer William C. Grauer Wester Reserve University Cleveland Ohio

Milk Shortage Threatens Now

Washington reports a possible fresh milk shortage as government purchases for lend-lease Britain divert milk into cheese and dried milk. Economies may raise producer prices to sustain supply, with higher costs likely passed to consumers. cities with cheese plants face greatest impact, including New York, Chicago, Louisville, Kansas City, Washington, Toledo, Omaha, Council Bluffs, and Sioux City.

Ovid Martin Washington Great Britain Tdat Agriculture Department Order New York City Chicago Louisville Kansas City Washington Toledo Omaha Neb Council Bluffs Sioux City

HOUSES TO BE BUILT AT CHARLOTTE AIR BASE AND MARINE BASE

President Roosevelt approved construction of eighty five army air base houses at Charlotte N C for enlisted and civilian families and 700 navy homes at the new Marine base on New River near Jacksonville N C The Jacksonville project includes 500 dwellings for enlisted families with rents from 9 to 26 monthly and 200 for civilians with rents 20 to 30 monthly. 366 officer homes are recommended for private industry with rents 40 to 60 monthly In Charlotte 73 homes will house non commissioned officers at about 28 monthly while 10 homes for civilian workers rent 21 to 43 monthly

Washington Army Air Base Charlotte N. C Navy Marine Base New River Jacksonville Roosevelt

Helsinki Bombing by Soviet Planes Shocks City

Helsinki reports indicate Soviet bombing planes attacked the city in the afternoon with bombs falling near Malmi airfield and outskirts. Smoke rose from the airfield area, and a forest fire may have been started by incendiaries as Finnish experts warn of rapid German advances elsewhere.

Helsinki Malmi Gulf of Finland Narva

Thomasville Plans Big Celebration

Thomasville plans a large Fourth of July celebration at Wheatmore Park led by Robert Williams with a 9:15 flag raising. Mills Home Band, 30 members under Prof. W. B. Lord, will play. Events include softball, tennis, children's races, lawn bowling, and Doak Finch trophy softball finals among plant teams.

Thomasville Thomasville Chair Company Wheatmore Park Robert Williams Mills W. B. Lord Doak ‘Finch Doak ‘Finch Trophy With Teams From Plants A. B C D Office Em

Young Friends 10 Picnic Meeting Friday at Deep River Church

The Young Friends of Deep River Quarter will hold a quarterly meeting as a picnic Friday night July 4 at 6:36 PM at Deep River Friends Church. Murray C. Joanson of Greensboro will address the group after the picnic. Each church in the Deep River Quarter will bring its own picnic supper, program chairman Marcella Thornton said.

Young Friends Deep River Church Young Friends of Deep River Quarter Deep River

Thomasville Day Firmly Planned With Contests and Music

A schedule lists five inning games for playes competing at 10 36 Women s contests 12 00 picnic lunch in the grove with special music 12 30 fellowship hour Ad dresses by Mayor R L Pope T Austin Finch and Dr J G Greer 1 30 water sports 4 00 President Roosevelt s address broadcast then the National Anthem 4 30 prizes and trophies for horseshoe rifle bicycle and automobile events 150 million singers join in the anthem

the Grove R. L. Pope T. Austin Finch Thomasville Chair Company J. G. Greer Mills Roosevelt

Rev Andrew Johnson to Deliver Final Sermon Tonight

Kentucky evangelist Rev Andrew Johnson will preach his closing sermon at 7 30 PM at Oak View Methodist Church. A large crowd attended last night as he spoke on The Second Coming of Christ Set Forth According to Sanity Common Sense and the Scripture. The public meeting continues tonight.

Andrew Johnson Kentucky Oak View Methodist Church Christ

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