Mrs Griffin Hosts Bridge Party for Miss Redman Bride Elect
Mrs Philip Griffin entertains at Emerywood to honor Miss Redman whose betrothal to Lieut R Goruan is announced. Dessert bridge with garden floral themes. high scores win table prizes and a silver place setting. Family members attend and more pre nuptial events are planned ahead of Saturday wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Philip Griffin
Miss Redman
Ramona
R. Goruan
Army Air Force
Philip Griffin
Redman
Arthur Wetherell
Abel
Nan Clapp
Griffin
Kenneth Redman
Dan Gorman
James T. Ryan
Theo Redman
Pat Abel
Tommi Tomlinson
Irma Shureshereff
Mary Lou Cecil
Mary Jo Ryan
Mesdames Artha Wetherell
Robert Pierce
Pickett Hamlin
Pete Morrow
Emerywood Country
Presbyterian Church
Evening Bridge Party Friday At Club
Emery wood country club hosts a July evening bridge event on Friday July 13 at 7 45 p m hosted by Mr and Mrs J S Welborn. Winners from yesterday include Mrs Laurance Ingram and Mrs C G Mackintosh top North South scorers and Mrs Farrer Gray and Mrs F T Wilhite top East West scorers with contract honors going to Mrs Ed Mendenhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J S. Welborn
Masdames Laurance Ingram
C. G. Mackintosh
Masdames Farrer Gray
F. T. Wilhite
L. W. Flythe
D. Cy
J. W. Thompson
J. Selborn
Harold McKee
Jack Ek
Evhel Rochelle
E. T.ard
Hal Davis
R. A. Sheloft
Simple home remedy for skin pimples and itching relief
A short advertisement describes a home treatment using a black and white ointment to relieve itching burning and soreness from acne pimples and rashes. It promises quick healing and urges purchase of the ointment in small coin priced 10 cents per size with directions to use only as directed.
OES Instruction School Set For July 17 In High Point
The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star plans a school of instruction for the seventh district on Tuesday evening July 17 at the Masonic Temple. A six thirty cold plate supper will lead to seven thirty sessions with Mrs. Blanche Twiford and district officers guiding. Guests include Miss Louise Perry and Miss Laura McDonald from Hendersonville. Twenty six members and guests attended last night. next meeting moves to August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Blanche Twiford
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Willie Updegrove
Louise Perry
Hendersonville
Laura McDonald
Mrs Armstrong travels to Stanley as father lies critically ill
Mrs W D Armstrong of 814 Magnolia Court left today for Stanley where her father Henry Frank Patterson is critically ill with no hope of recovery. D G Patterson of 110 Briggs Avenue is a patient at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem undergoing treatment. A home tip suggests adding a tablespoon of molasses to a child’s milk if he refuses to drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Armstrong
Magnolia Court
Stanley
Henry Frank Patterson
D. G. Patterson
Briggs Avenue
The
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Altrusans Sponsor Tonsil Clinic For Children Here
Altrusa club members voted to establish a ton sil clinic for underprivileged children starting with 00 capital. Plans will be carried out by a committee named by the president. The group approved a budget, contributed to the High Point Memorial Hospital coffee shop, and kept a scrapbook of club activities. They endorsed a new International association slate with Eleanor Barnes of New York as president, Eva Dodge of Montgomery as VP, and Martha C. Young of Seattle as second VP. Twenty members attended with Ada Snow and Walter L. Hargett Jr. visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Evelyn Sutton
Chapel Hill
Sara Haworth
Jessie May Young
High Point Memorial Hospital
Women’s Hospital Guild
International Association of Altrusa
Eleanor Barnes
New York
Eva Dodge
Montgomery
Ala
Martha C
Pratt Dennis Vows Announced In Chester South Carolina
Miss Frances Helen Dennis daughter of Mr and Mrs S W Dennis of 1513 King street and Charles W Pratt son of Mr and Mrs Roy Pratt of 614 Clay street Hoisington Kan were married on Saturday June 30 in Chester S C The couple were accompanied by Letha Dyson who witnessed the ceremony The bride wore teal blue with lace trim and white accessories At her shoulder she wore an orchid Mrs Pratt attended local schools while Mr Pratt is a Hayes high school graduate who recently returned home after 38 months with the armed forces He holds an honorable discharge and before service was employed in Hoisington Kan They will make their home at 614 y street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Helen Dennis
S. W. Dennis
King Street
Charles W. Pratt
Roy Pratt
Clay Street
Hoisington
Kan
Chester
S. C
Letha Dyson
Pratt
Hayes High School
Armed Forces
Hojisington
Y Street
Woodmen Circle Dinner Meeting Change of Plans
Members of the Woodmen Circle hold a dinner party Friday at seven at the city lake replacing the regular meeting at the hall. Members are advised of the plan change announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Pattern 4687 Frock and Blouse Pattern for Girls
The article advertises Pattern 4687 with poncho style sides and pullover wrap design. Includes blouse pattern options, sizes 6 through 12, requires 2 yards of 39 inch material, and costs twenty cents plus mail instructions to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept. New York address. Also promotes the 1945 Summer Pattern Book by Anne Adams with free patterns and a fifty cent book price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
P. C
Station O
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Archdale Church Choir Schedules Friday Meeting
Archdale Methodist church choir will meet Friday at 8:00 PM instead of the regular time. All members urged to note the change. Mothers Prayer Band will meet Thursday at 2:00 PM at Mrs. Oscar Wall's home on Coltrane Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Archdale Methodist Church
Mothers Prayer Band
Oscar Wall
Coltrane Street
Birth of Ronald Green to Dennis Family in High Point
Mr and Mrs E B Dennis of 909 Barbee Street announce the birth of a son Ronald Green on June 28 at the Boulevard unit Memorial Hospital High Point Siemorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald G. Dennis
E. B. Dennis
Barbee Street
Ronald Green
Boulevard Unit
High Point
Siemorial Hospital
Daughters of America Meet Thursday at North Wrenn Hall
The Washington Council Daughters of America meet tomorrow evening at eight o'clock at the hall located at 12914 North Wrenn Street. A cooking tip notes herbs used in quick dishes gain flavor when moistened with milk or salad oil and rested about 30 minutes before use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Council, Daughters of America
North Wrenn Street
Piedmont Festival of music and art opens July 25 in Winston-Salem
The Piedmont Festival of music and art starts July 25 in Winston-Salem with an opera and folk comedy, continues July 25–29 featuring Pergolesis The Jealous Husband and The Devil and Daniel Webster, a 300-voice Brahms Requiem, and works by international artists. George King Raudenbush will direct all musical events. Albert P Stewart leads the folk festival on July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Piedmont Festival of Music and Art
Kenneth Mountcastle
Piedmont Festival of Music
North Carolina
Pergolesi
Stephen Vincent Benet
The
Devil
Daniel Webster
Festival Symphony Age
Tolk En Uitede
Piedmont
Festival Chorus
George King Raudenbush
Harrisburg
Ees
Tea Symphony Orchestras
Raudenbush
New York Philharmonic
Philadelphia Symphony
Albert P. Stewart
Purdue University
National Federation of Music Clubs
UN C Camera Man Wounded In Philippines
Chapel Hill July 11 Hugh Morton a UNC cameraman wounded 20 times on Luzon recounts shark fighting in battle and his hospital stay on Guam He describes B 29 raids and the danger of filming while the army used newsreel cameras Morton notes army photographers carry revolvers but he never fired one stating Japs avoided him unless provoked
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
Hugh Morton
Morton
Wilmington
Luzon
Hugh
Guam
America
Japan
Lions Hear Dr. Hayes at Thomasville Meeting
Dr. L. B. Hayes pastor of the Main Street Methodist church spoke to the Thomasville Lions at the Woman's club building on crossroads of community welfare. Dr. J. C. Pennington was elected president and presided over the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
L. B. Hayes
Main Street
Lions Club
Woman's Club
Hayes
R. Eugene Green
Crossroads
The
Lions
International Crossroads
J. C. Pennington
Should East Have Doubled In The Four Spades Contract
Bridge discussion between players about whether doubling four spades would be prudent. East and West debate takeout doubles, risk vs reward, and the hand layout of clubs spades and hearts with a four spade contract on the line. West correctly declines to double despite a bust, as partner cannot gauge a doubleton club and redouble would risk the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertson
East
South
West
North
Ceme
You Ar e the Public Benefactor Turning Into a Humble Lesson
A reflective piece by Elsie Robinson about vanity and public perception. It traces how a self confident persona, eager to help, backfires as others view it as showy and smug, prompting a lesson that giving should be balanced with humility and respect for others.
Youth Revival At First Baptist In Thomasville
Officials of the First Baptist church announce a youth revival at the church starting Sunday July 15. Calvin Knight of Durham will speak at the opening session. The week includes a 7 45 a m prayer and activities, 7 p m conference, 8 p m preaching, and 9 p m fellowship with Miss Lois Eddinger and Miss Catherine Reddick assisting Knight. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
Calvin Knight
Durham
Jae Om Watth
Lois Eddinger
Mills
Catherine Reddick
Winston-Salem
Knight
Grab Bag One Minute Test 1
The prompt asks about terms used in games or checks such as check, froze, spare. It also asks for the difference between an English and American tree and inquires about the royal game. The text blends questions on games, language variations, and a reference to chess or cards.
Early rising cited as health and happiness, Flint quote
The quote places early rising beside temperance and a cheerful mind as a body of health advice. It emphasizes quiet conscience and active habits as foundations for well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance
Flint
Curb Temper With Calm Statements During Feelings
Advice urges readers with quick temper to recognize triggers and replace explosive reactions with calm, prepared statements. It emphasizes avoiding embarrassment to self and others by using one or two sentence replies when anger rises. It recommends practicing self-control and choosing measured responses.
Ed Chappell Joins Firestone Force
Ed Chappell, a longtime tire expert, has joined the staff of Firestone here. Company manager W Redfern announced the hiring, noting Chappell’s 20 years in the local tire business as one of the city's best known tire men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Chappell
Firestone Company
Co. W. Redfern
Firestone
Poem-like Advice on Kindness and Selflessness
A reflective note urges gentleness amid daily busyness. It encourages performing a kind act for someone else, highlighting thoughtfulness and generosity as qualities valued for future recompense. The tone remains affectionate and supportive throughout.
Chess and billiards terms in testing phrases
A compact report notes playful riddle style items about games. It contrasts that a check is used in chess and other games, and mentions an English referee outside while the American stands inside, indicating a positional wording puzzle.
Fritzie Zivic Loses Third Bout To Harris in Pittsburgh
Ossie Bulldog Harris defeats Fritzie Zivic in a 10 round split decision marking Zivic's third straight loss in their city, after three prior meetings in which Zivic won all but one by knockout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Fritzie Zivic
Ossie
Bulldog
Guilford County Seeks Bids for Home Alterations and New Construction
Guilford County Board of Commissioners will open sealed bids on August 6 1945 at 11 30 A M for alterations and new construction at the County Home Separate bids required for general contract plumbing and heating Architects plans available after July 15 from J Furton Wilder 821 Jefferson Building Greensboro N C with a 25 deposit refundable upon return of plans and specifications The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of
Guilford County
J. Furton Wilder
Jefferson Building
Greensboro
N. C
Board of Commissioners
Meeting of Guilford County Commissioners Called
Board of County Commissioners of Guilford County will meet July 23 1945 at 10 A M in the Courthouse Greensboro NC to transact any business before it. J B Ellis Millis chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Guilford County
Greensboro
North Carolina
J.B. Millis
Chi-Chesters Pills Offer Relief for Menstrual Discomfort
Thousands of girls and women find relief from monthly cramps headaches and nervous tension with Chi-Chesters Pills. Taken two to three days before the expected period they help relax uterine contractions and boost energy with added iron. Always follow directions and consult a doctor for organic issues.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
W. E. Davis
L. R. Stewart
W.P. Hazelwood
C G. Mackintosh
Laurence 'Ngram
Farrell Gray
R. D. Tillson
A. S. Parker
Philip Davis
Paul W. Casey
James B. Lovelace
Ed M Hall, Jr
Misses Winifred Wall
Marguerite Murray
Sara Coe Hunsucker
Peer McDermott
New Rochelle
G. V. Streupe
Carolinas
Mannie Gates
John M. Duff, Jr
Nelson
Florist and Vecorators
Francis
N. Main St
Phane
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty TroMer
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
Er Sida
Bay
Wagger
OES
Lydia E. Pinkham
Olydia E. Pinkham
Milady
Ann Miller
Altrusans
Pratt-Dennis
LPI Institute
Liberty-Plant Institute
Wallburg
J. W. Kitg
Mills Home Farm
Ruth Craven Hines
David M. Kinnamon
Winston Salem
Grace Spurgeon
Woodmen Circle MeetingAt Lake
ICE Delivery Company
West Broad Street
Amer
U.N.C
Philippines
Thomasville Lions
Ancient
Rome
Y Elsie Robinson
Firestone Force
J. EB. Millis
Betty Lou Shoppe
Main St
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Yow’s Funeral Home
Eng
Myrtie’s
South Main St
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