Mrs Henry Flinn Hosts Informal Party For Brides-Elect
Mrs Henry Flinn hosted an informal morning social at her Otteray Drive home to compliment Miss Mildred Marsh and Miss Mary Lewis Millis, brides elect for James Groome Jr. and John Diffendal. Guests included Eleanor Amos Doris Stroupe Clara Cole Sherrod Anna Tomlinson Pauline Douglas Betty Hardin June Parker Frances Johnson Anne Scott Garrett Jane Austin Jeanne Rankin and others with patriotic decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marsh
James I. Groome, Jr
Henry Flinn
Otteray Drive
Frances Johnson
Anne Scott Garrett
Jane Austin
Jeanne Rankin
Mesdames C. Thomas Latimer, Jr
Pete Morrow
Archie Newton
Frank Dalton
Harry Brown Finch
Emmanuel Wenner
Local People On Letter Carriers New Official State
Mrs A E Williams of Archdale was named president of the Auxiliary of the Post Office Letter Carriers at the state convention in Charlotte over the weekend C E Corneilson of Archdale post office was chosen vice president Williams was accompanied by her sons Arthur Joel and Max Williams and Miss Louise Heed Arthur Benton Williams son of Mr and Mrs A F Williams of Archdale departs tonight for the University of South Carolina to begin Naval Air Corps training
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Williams
Archdale
Charlotte
C. E. Corneilson
Archdale Post Office
Williams
Arthur
Joel
Max Williams
Louise Heed
Philadelphia
Arthur Benton Williams
A. F. Williams
University of South Carolina
Naval Air Corps
Miss Murray To Entertain For Guest Thursday
Miss Nan Harris Lacy of South Boston Virginia arrives tomorrow to visit Miss Marguerite Murray at Parkway home. Murray hosts a bridge party at Emerywood Country Club Thursday at two o clock with a dessert course before play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Harris Lacy
South
Boston
Marguerite Murray
Parkway
Lacy
Miss Murray
Randolph-Macon College
Emerywood Country Club
Local families visit troops and residents share summer social notices
Mr and Mrs H F E Rothrock and others spent Sunday with Pvt Harry E Rothrock Jr at Fort Bragg. Edna Earle Brookbank returns home after weekend with J P Clodfelter family. Lieut Robert Thayer and family host visiting parents. Evangelical Church Circle two meets Wednesday at 3 PM at 806 Chestnut. St Marys Church serves old fashioned ice cream supper Thursday July 8 at 7 PM with homemade ice cream and cake for a small fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. FE. Rothrock
Homer G. Rothrock
Buster Barber
Polly” Hulm
Pvt
Harry E. Rothrock, Jr
Fort Bragg
Edna Earle Brookbank
Columbia, S. C
J.P. Clodfelter
High Point
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Main Street
Farris Avenue
These Women She Mothered US Soldiers In Australia
New York based Helen Hall after a year with the Red Cross in the Pacific tells how she helped establish 34 American Red Cross service clubs and rest homes across Australia New Zealand New Guinea and New Caledonia. She notes 800000 meals a month served and five thousand Australian women volunteers aiding American soldiers on leave amid wartime hospitality and shared pioneering spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Hall
Miss Hall
Henry Street
Red Cross
Pacific
Bowery
France
U. S. War Department
China
Philippines
Australia
Captain Baldwin Relaxes With Grand Slam in Washington
Captain Russell J. Baldwin, famed bridge figure and former national tournament manager, now serves in the Ordnance Department. At a Washington duplicate game he quickly counted a 13 heart- club mix, ruffing and trumping to secure the grand slam with detailed play and scrupulous technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Russell J. Baldwin
Ordnance Department
Baldwin
Washington
Twenty Five Brownie Scouts Present At Camp
The initial Girl Scout Day Camp opened this morning at Millikan Hall with twenty five registrations. Brownies, the youngest group, began at ten and will be divided into three periods this week. Miss Mary Ruth Kimrey directs the camp, with Mrs Mabel Burnett assisting. Scouts rode the Montlieu bus to the site and will return on the 4:20 bus after crafts, dramatics, singing and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millikan Hall
Montlieu
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Mabel Burnett
Miss Kimrey
Church Social L A Class Hosts Mrs Chambley
The L L L Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets tonight at eight at Mrs Louise Chambley’s home 900 Barbee Street. The Stephens Bible Study Class gathers tomorrow at three at Mrs W P D Smith’s home 603 Hawthorne Street with Miss Elizabeth Putman leading the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.L.L
Green Street Baptist Church
Louise Chambley
Barbee Street
Stephens
W. PD. Smith
Hawthorne Street
Elizabeth Putman
Dawkinses Announce Birth Of Daughter Mamey Faith
Mr and Mrs J R Dawkins announce the birth of a daughter named Mamey Faith on July 2 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Dawkins
Mamey Faith
Guilford General Hospital
Standardization Of Food Rations For Invalids Pondered
Washington reports the National Research Council with top medical input drafting national standards for invalid rationing to be reviewed by OPA and Agriculture. The plan defines exact food amounts by disease, down to ounces of meat sugar coffee and milk. Also notes early potatoes are in markets and should be eaten fresh for vitamin C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Research Council
OPA
Department of Agriculture
Home Canners Urged to Follow Can Sealing Instructions
Wartime home canning advice warns housewives to strictly follow glass top seal cap maker directions to prevent spoilage and breakage. Steps include no oven canning, leaving space in jars, correct rubber placement, band handling during and after processing, and careful edge smoothness. The note adds a closing proverb about pilotfish and sharks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service
Mrs Leon Collins Hosts Truth Seekers Class Meeting
Mrs Leon Collins will entertain members of the Truth Seekers Class of Green Street Baptist Church at her home 526 Barker Street this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Collins
Green Street
Well-traveled throne shipped from New York to Utah
A handcarved walnut bishop's throne from St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Salt Lake City was shipped around Cape Horn in 1870 by New York parishioners of Bishop Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, Utah's first Episcopal bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Cape Horn
New York
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Utah
How To Remain Happily Married In Spite Of War
Ruth Millett offers wartime marriage guidance noting that long separations change both partners. A happy marriage before may require adapting to new habits, roles, and emotional growth. Wives should face change, stay flexible, and work with husbands to build a strengthened bond rather than cling to the old pattern.
Seersucker And Terry Robes For Wartime Summer
Seersucker robes for men and terry cloth robes for women dominate this wartime summer wardrobe. Choose well woven terry with firm loops to avoid seam pulls and color dyed fabrics for durability under sun and surf. Rinse robes frequently and reshape while damp, hang in shade to preserve fabric and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seersucker
Terry
Genevieve Smith
Windbreaker Fashion Summary From Campus Style It Spotlight
A campus fashion note highlights windbreaker outfits this fall featuring a three piece set with diagonal pocket details. Slacks show two side pockets with closures while a mono tone herringbone skirt in the background displays inverted pleats and stitched creases.
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Madeline Hoover
Mrs
Wagger
Lieut
Robert Thayer
Lieut. Thayer
G. E. Thayer
Montlieu Avenue
Reformed Circle
First Evangelical Church
Vernon Hepler
Chestnut Street
ST. Mary's Church
Adelaide
Kerrap
Baldwin Saqis
L.A. Class
L. Chambley
Ball
Ball Brothers Company
Muncie
Indiana
Bikits
Dawkins’ Baby
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
McKenney
Betty MacDonald
NEA
War Food Administration
U. S
Pacific Coast
Prentiss M. Brown
Rte
Ruth Millett
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Asheville
Ation
J. H. Enwright
Asheville, N. C
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