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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1943

Page

6

Marsh Groome Wedding Set For July Twenty Second

Miss Mildred Marsh announces her wedding to James I Groome for July 22 at 8 30 p m at 448 South Main Street The bride elect will be attended only by her sister Mrs Charles E Lucas with Howard Marsh as the escort and J I Groome Sr the best man Music will be by Mae Kirkman A small dinner party is planned for Damsels Clique members at the McCall residence on Colonial Drive this evening at 6 30.

Mildred Marsh James I. Groome South Main Street Mae Kirkman Groome J. I. Groome Miss Marsh J. H. McCall Willis Wright, Jr McCall Colonial Drive

Young Visitor Here Honored By Miss Murray

Miss Nan Harris Lacy of South Boston Virginia is honored as guest of Miss Marguerite Murray at a dessert bridge at Emerywood County club. Winners included Miss Sara Hutchens top score and runner up Miss Carolyn Jones. Miss Murray presented perfume as a souvenir. Several other parties planned with guests listed.

Nan Harris Lacy Boston Marguerite Murray Emerywood County Club Durce Soa Tve Sara Hutchens Carolyn Jones Murray Miss Lacy Winifred Wall Meredith Clarke Slane Sarah Hutchens Shirley Redding Tommye Stanton Sara Coe Hunsucker Arta Pearl Hiatt Jane Baucom Dot Hackney Jane Ferree Mary Elizabeth Clark Nancy Sechrest Nancy Woollen Nelson Mann Peggy Bryant Mary Caroline Simmons Robert Hutchens

Army Day Room Needs Solicit Donations In High Point

Mrs. Horace Haworth, local chair of the Red Cross Hospital and Camp Council, says Fort Bragg will truck furniture donated by the Junior Service League to the 97th General Hospital day rooms. Call 2056 or the Red Cross at 3437 to contribute. Shipments include three knitted afghans, 1000 coat hangers, 300 bedside bags, 100 bedpan covers, and an afghan from a Wiltshire Boulevard sewing group.

Horace Haworth Red Cross’ Hospital Camp Council Fort Bragg High Point Junior Service League 97Th General Hospital Red Cross Wiltshire Bulevard Wesley Memorial Church High Point Council of Jewish Women Haworth

Bonnie Sue Green Fourth Birthday Party at Home

Mrs. Clyde Green hosted Bonnie Sue Green's fourth birthday at 111 East Leington Avenue. Guests arrived between six and eight, played games, posed for photos, and sang as cake and ice cream were served. Bonnie Sue received gifts from Beatrice Jones, Becky Ann Holder, Sylvia Green, Charles Carroll, Ricky Jarrell, Gary Yokeley, and Donald Carroll.

Clyde Green Leington Avenue Bonnie Sue Beatrice Jones Becky Ann Holder Sylvia Green Charles Carroll

Perplexing snarls delay vegetable price control

Washington notes bitter market basket talk as housewives push for price ceilings on basic vegetables. The article outlines questions facing OPA and War Food Administration on how far ceilings should reach, incentives for better produce, and handling losses, plus garden and supply notes.

Betty MacDonald OPA War Food Administration Victory Garden

Fingercraft Club Meeting Set At Mrs Howard’s Home

The Fingercraft club will be entertained this evening by Mrs. C. B. Howard at her home, 501 Everett Street. The meeting time is 7:30 PM.

Fingercraft Club C. B. Howard Everett Street

Junior Red Cross sets August 1 deadline for hangers

The Junior Red Cross has collected about a thousand coat hangers as its summer project and calls for more to be sent to army camps nationwide. A deadline of August 1 is set, with members collecting in homes and Red Cross offices arranging pick ups for any donations.

Red Cross

England's Last Civilian Silk Makes Another Tie In Anglo-US Friendship

London reports a scarce civilian silk bolt now used to craft scarves and wool textiles celebrating American forces in London. The star spangled scarf features landmarks and blitz imagery with U S service personnel, and the first scarf was sent to Mrs Eisenhower. Rosette Hargrove.

England London Mayfair U. S St. Paul's Piccadilly Hyde Park Nelson Frank Bauer General Eisenhower Eisenhower Africa United States Rosette Hargrove

Millett Downplays Uniform Worries for Women in Wartime

Ruth Millett argues the WAACs WAVEs and SPARS will not cling to uniforms after the war. She says women's interest in uniforms is a wartime fad and that, once men return to civilian life, women will revert to domestic life and settle down.

Local residents named in brief notices from High Point

Pastor Dr. O C Williamson returns home after operation at Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte and is listed as in satisfactory condition. Bertha Kanoy returns from ten days with her husband Pvt Winifred G Kanoy at Keesler Field. Constance Grant spends summer at Silver Pines Camp near Roaring Gap. Dr C E Rozzelle and Mrs Rozzelle plan a short trip to Junaluska with daughter Carolina. Murray M White leaves for the Grand Lodge war conference of Elks in Boston, returning July 16. Louise Smith heads to Charlotte for a weekend visit from High Point College. Mr and Mrs Robert W Beaver arrive from New Haven to visit and Lt Beaver will go to Warner Robins Field.

O. C. Williamson First Presbyterian Church Colonial Drive Presbyterian Hospital Charlotte Bertha Kanoy Tate Street Pvt Winifred G. Kanoy Keesler Field Constance Grant A. D. Grant Silver Pines Camp Roaring Gap C. E. Rozzelle Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Rozzelle Junaluska Hickory Carolina Rozzelle Murray M. White High Point Elks Lodge Grand Lodge Elks Statler Hotel Boston Mass White Louise Smith Miss Smith High Point College

Church Social and Circle Meeting At Southside

The Elizabeth Albright class of Ward Street Methodist church meets tonight at Mrs. H. C. Parker's home on Old Thomasville Road at 7 30. Circle Two of Southside Women's Missionary Union meets Saturday at 6 at Miss Daisy Shaw's home 308 Walker Street with prayer at 7 30 and Mrs. L L Grant as speaker.

Elizabeth Albright Ward Street Methodist Church H. C. Parker Old Thomasville Road Southside Wall Southside Woman’s Missionary Union Daisy Shaw Walker Stret L. L. Grant

Doubled Contract Easy For Captain

Bridge column profiles Captain Benjamin M. Golder a Vice President of the Bridge League and former Pennsylvania legislator and U S congressman. The hand shows Golder’s aggressive play with trumps and a diamond finesse, ending in a made contract with an overtrick. If North had overcalled four clubs, Golder could have bid five and made it without a club opening.

Bridge League Benjamin M. Golder Naval North Golder

War in the Pacific a danger Sen Thomas warned

In wartime Washington Senator Elbert D. Thomas argued that a Pacific war would shock the nation and that Japan had planned a blitzkrieg to dominate the southwest Pacific and eastern Asia. He noted Japanese propaganda and colonization feats, warned of loyalty shifts among Filipino and local populations, and remarked on puppet rule and food shortages under Japanese control.

Washington Elbert D. Thomas Utah Pacific Thomas Southwest Australia Asia Manchukuo Singapore Burma Manchuria China Far East Senastor Thomas Senator Thomas United States Philippines Indo- China

Lawyer At 89 Declares He's Too Young To Quit

Salt Lake City D H Wenger aged 89, the oldest Utah Bar member, says he feels too young to retire and will continue practicing despite minor sight and hearing loss. Wenger was Salt Lake City's first city judge when Utah joined the union in 1896. In a Maine fishing note, only about 6 percent of fishermen are good swimmers.

Salt Lake City D. H. Wenger Utah Bar Association Wenger Utah The Union

Lovelace Family Attends Naval Launch in Norfolk

Mr and Mrs James Lovelace with children Jerry Ann and Jimmy and Mrs J W Lovelace return home from Norfolk Va after attending the launching of a Navy destroyer named for Lt Commander Donald A Lovelace brother of the local man on July 4 at Portsmouth Navy yards They were hosted at social functions by Mrs J J McRoberts Admiral and Mrs Felix X Gygax and later by Mr and Mrs Eddie Cardoza including a luncheon and informal tea

James B. Lovelace Jerry Ann Jimmy J. J. McRoberts North Shore Drive Felix X. Gygax Norfolk Officers’ Club Admiral

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