Kingsport Tea Fetes Bride And Miss Gibson
Miss Virginia Gibson returned from Kingsport where she and Miss Gibson attended a formal tea hosted by Mrs. Enoch W. Tipton Jr. at 1204 Watauga Street. The bride wore white chiffon. Miss Gibson wore rose marquisette as maid of honor. Guests included Mrs. Tipton and attendant ladies, with flowers of yellow roses and blue ageratum. The bride planned to depart for Savannah to join her husband, a technical sergeant in the Army Medical Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Gibson
Kingsport
Tenn
Enoch W. Tipton, Jr
Josephine Gibson
Enoch W. Tipton
Miss Gibson
Tipton
W. H. McCorkle
Fred Johnson
Mesdames
W. W. Hufford, Jr
F. L. Lilly
Milton Clemens
Weymouth Palmer
Mattie Frances Adams
Isabelle Smith
Ann Brooks
Louise Faust
Savannah
Army
Young Friends Hold Quarterly Meet at Deep River Church
The Young Friends Quarterly meeting will be held this evening at eight o'clock at Deep River Friends Church. Representatives from the American Friends Service Committee will lead the program, followed by a social hour, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Young Friends Quarterly Meeting
Deep River Friends Church
American Friends Service Committee
Miss Hallenbeck Hosts Shower for Mrs Carter Holbrook
Miss Hallenbeck entertained at her Forest Hill Drive home with a bridge shower for Mrs Carter Tate Holbrook Jr formerly Miss Martha Moffitt. Three bridge tables provided entertainment with summer garden flowers. Top score went to Aliss Eleanor Griffith who won perfume. bubble bath went to Miss Princes Johnson as consolation. Miss Hallenbeck presented linen pillow cases and guests gave gifts to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Tate Holbrook, Jr
Martha Moffitt
Mary Frances Hallenbeck
Forest Hill Drive
Winney
Aliss Eleanor Griffith
China
Hallenbeck
Mary Ruth Woollen
Betty Hardin
Eleanor Griffith
Pearl Thompson
Betty Lou Jackson
Anne Garrett
Sara Sears
June Parker
Frances Johnson
Kitty Alann
Conway wedding of Marion Robins Byrd to Lieut Jones Jr
Lieutenant William Clay Jones Jr of the United States Army Air Corps and Marion Robins Byrd of Conway Ark were married Sunday afternoon June 28 in Conway. The ceremony at the bride’s parents home featured a single ring rite officiated by Dr Charles Jerome Greene. Leaves of white gladioli and candles formed the nuptial setting as family members and out of town guests attended. The couple will reside in Waco Texas after a wedding trip to High Point North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Jones, Jr
United States Army Air Corps
Marion Robins Byrd
Conway, Ark
Jones
W. C. Jones
West Farriss Avenue
Conway
Ark
LogiCable Democrat
Francis Edward Robins
William Clay Jones
United States Army Air Force
Locust Avenue
Charles Jerome Greene
Emecritus
Hendrix College
Emily Anns Tiller
Little Rock
Frank Robinson
Karl S. Nickle
San Antonio
Tex
M. F. Robins
John O. Cockey
Waco
Frank Robins, Jr
High Point
NS. C
Over 100 Attend Club's Weekly Family Dinner
More than one hundred fifteen members of Emerywood Country Club and guests filled the club’s lower Moor for Family Night Dinner. Reservations were handled by a list of members and spouses, as dinner ran from 6:30 to 8:00. This event kicked off the club’s social calendar as a popular weekly entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Lower Moor
Arr
Kid Mendenhall
John H. Lumpkin
Robert Hedrick
Sam Denny
W. P. Hazelwood
Carter Dalton
J. Herman Lynn
Tom Marlowe
Hazel Hardin
Amos R. Kearns
D. T. Hunnewell
Robert Cottam
C. E. Lehman
Frank Wineskie
O. C. Durland
Paul W. Causey
E. C. Bryant
Laurance Ingram
J. E. Moses
R. P. Amos
E. C. Barthmaier
A. B. Plenley
Wayne Sullivan
A. G. Grant
Country Club
Mac Moore Dinner Honors At Emerywood Country Club
Mascolm G. Moore of the Ordinance Division, U S Army, was honored at a weekly Family Night Dinner at Emerywood Country Club. Mr and Mrs Mendenhall Jr hosted about fifteen guests in a private dining room with a patriotic centerpiece of red gladiolas, white larkspur, American flags, small soldiers, and crystal accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Moore
Ordinance
U. S. Army
Alys
E. Ik. Mendenhall, Jr
Emerywood Country Club
Dinner guests named for gardenia marked occasion
Gardenias marked the place of each guest at a course dinner. Covers were laid for Mr. Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Jocks Rettzel, James Armstrong of this city and Greensboro, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Glascock Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sturm, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shoffner, and Mrs. John Kichhorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Jocks Rettzel
James Armstrong
Greensboro
T. A. Glascock, Jr
Clyde . Andrews
Stanley Sturm
Charles Shoffner
John Kichhorn
Girl Reserve Day Camp Closes and Opens New Session
The Girl Reserve day camp closed with a party at the Y yesterday where campers performed a skit for parents and friends. Awards were given in swimming tennis and badminton including Red Cross certificates and runners up in events. A new camp for sixth and seventh graders will open July 6 and run to July 11 with five vacancies remaining, per Miss Susannah Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Camilla Isenhour
Margaret Edwards
Lyda Meredith
Martha Moser
Marie Wagner
Nell Sheloff
Lib Dozier
Martha Sale
Margaret Washburn
Susannah Thomas
Women of Moose Plan Benefit Bridge in High Point
High Point Chapter 961 Women of the Moose held its first regular meeting of the fiscal year at Moose Hall with Senior Regent Gladys Richardson presiding. Plans were discussed for a bridge party to raise funds. Richardson appointed chairmen for two committees, including Publicity led by Miss Bue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Gladys Richardson
Plains
Richardson
Miss Bue
Pattern advertisement for Anne Adams designs in 1940s style
Equally right for country or city is this Anne Adams pattern. It describes long bodice lines, curved sides, front vestee, and lace trim. Pattern 4196 offered in misses' and women's sizes. order form asks for size name address and style number, and includes mailing cost and Save for Victory note.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
West 27Th Stu
New York
N. Y
Informal Dinner Fetes Bridal Pair At Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville July 3 Rev C Re Patterson and Mrs Patterson hosted a dinner at their Salem street home honoring newlyweds Mr and Mrs Frank Lambeth Virginia Cook Lambeth is the former Miss Virginia Cook Guests included Patterson family members The Lambeths and Ralph Lambeth of Greensboro are listed with Pat Patterson’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
C. Re-Patterson
Davis Mir
FE. T. Davis
Dale Carolyn
Welly Street
Aliss Aussie Forward and Mooseheart Endowment Pledge
The report notes the observance of the Mooseheart endowment fund pledge and a nine oclock ceremony, mentioning Wamrey and membership along with Aliss Aussie Forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith Wamrey
Aliss Aussie Forward
Mooseheart Endowment Fund
Elimination play demonstrates for college bridge contest
The hand No 11 of the intercollegiate championship saw Henry A. Skinner Jr and Wallace Tufford of the University of Wyoming execute an elimination throw in to reach the contract. Western participants included Arizona, Idaho, Minnesota, Nebraska, Oklahoma A and M, Oklahoma University, and Wisconsin.
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Declarer
East
Henry A. Skinner, Jr
Wallace Tufford
University of Wyoming
Arizona
Idaho
Minnesota
Nebraska
Oklahoma A
Oklahoma University
Wisconsin
Kansas City Car Enthusiast Drove 600 Miles, Finds Stanley Steamer
W. H. Deichman dismisses gas rationing fears by driving 600 miles in a week without fuel. He collects antique autos and recently acquired a 1923 Stanley Steamer with four usable tires. He notes the car runs on kerosene and achieves about 30 miles per gallon. The American Legion reports a 1,037,000 membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
W. H. Deichman
High Point social notes span travel and hospital visits
Mrs Charles B Loflin and Miss Katherine Lowder left Wednesday for New York City to spend time there and plan to return to High Point mid next week. Mr and Mrs Harris Luck and Mrs Luck's nephew James Lowe returned from a three day mountain trip visiting Lake Junaluska and Asheville. Mrs Yale Sheppard of Archdale Park is a Burrus Memorial Hospital patient with a broken leg from a fall at home, able to see visitors. Miss Mary Katherine Autry of Archdale recovers well at Guilford General Hospital after appendectomy, now able to see visitors. Mr and Mrs Cicero Brown spend the weekend at White Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Burton
Knoxville
Tenn
J. A. Neilson
Toronto
Canada
Neilson
Rotary International
BR. O. Holiday
Cyrelle
Raleigh
Clarence Maxwell
Clarence Care
Shenandoah
F. T. Davis
North Wilkesboro
Ray E. Hoover
Charles B. Loflin
Katherine Lowder
New York City
High Point
Harris Luck
Yale Sheppard
Archdale Park
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mary Katherine Autry
Archdale
Guilford General Hospital
Travel Decline Hits Great Smoky Mountains Park
Gatlinburg Tenn July 3 Travel in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park fell 40 percent in June from the prior year. Officials blamed gasoline rationing for the drop with Smokemont entrance in North Carolina recording the steepest decline at 34 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Smokemont
N. C
Why charge Uncle Sam for that old junk rubber
Ruth Millett argues Americans should see old rubber as a patriotic duty rather than a paid burden. A filling station owner notes most people wanted money for their tires and rubber, signaling a flawed national attitude toward wartime sacrifice and communal effort. If this mindset reflected nationwide, it would undermine collective spirit in supporting the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Sam
America
Uncle Sam
Soldier finds workers fast at new Army camp
Rapid Camp Butner construction sped up to build the new Army camp. A private lost a valuable ring on a dirt road near his barracks after a late return. By morning a contractor had laid a hard surface road over the spot, concealing the ring. Sugar is described as the purest form of energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Butner
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Kingsport, Tenn
Montreat Mountain
Aroumd
McKenney
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Jeanne Tete
Reynaldo Luza
Miss Hallenbeck
Carter T. Holbrook, Jr
Mac Moore
Women OF Moose Plan Bentfit Bridge
Gay Young “Cotton
Community Methodist Church
D. al. Hobbs
Cates Avenue
Clyde Bartle
Chester Myers
W. L. Lanier
Liston Pope
South
North Pass
East Pass
MAN Rides Hobby
The
American Legion
Mrs. Cicero Brown
White Lake
New Army Camp
Merica
IGE
Central Ice
West Broad Street
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