Openhouse and Tea Events Mark North Carolina Press Meet
Special events for ladies accompany the 72nd annual North Carolina Press association convention at the Sheraton hotel in High Point. Registration opens this afternoon. Tomlinson of High Point hosts a furniture showroom open house tomorrow morning, with a four thirty tea at Emerywood Country club. Fifty to seventy five women of the press and wives expected. luncheon at the Sheraton tomorrow noon with The Enterprise and Burlington Times-News joining, toastmaster Staley Cook. dinner and closing program follow with N C Press president John B. Harris presiding and Do mestic Office of War Information official George W. Healy Jr. presenting.
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High Point
North Carolina Press Association
Sheraton Hotel
Tomlinson
West High Street
Emerywood Country
Mesdames
R. B. Terry
J. P. Rawley
D. A. Rawley
Sheraton
Enterprise
Burlington Times- News
Staley Cook
Burlington
John B. Harris
N. C. Press Association
George W. Healy, Jr
Washington
Office
War Information
New Orleans
A Thompson
Prise
Hinshaw-Jr and Miss Ford Wed in Clover South Carolina
C Reginald Hinshaw Jr and Miss Elizabeth Ford wed at First Presbyterian Clover in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev W H Bowman. The bride wore Duchess satin with a long train and veil, attended by Harriett Ford as maid of honor and Mrs W P McCoy as matron of honor. Out-of-town guests included Dr and Mrs Hinshaw and Miss Garnett Hinshaw of High Point.
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Reginald Hinshaw
Elvirabeth Ford
C. R. Hinshaw
Rotary
Oscar Edmund Ord
Mack Ferguson
Harriett Ford
W. P. McCoy
Pelzer
Garnett Hinshaw
High Point
Margaret Byrd
Washington, D. C
Louise Jackson
Chester
S. C
Sue Wyllie
Clover
J. Clyde Ford
James Lawson Purley
Frank Smith
W. W. In
O. E. Ford
Clover High School
Winthrop College
Hill,c
Kappa Delta Pi
Clinton
Lucille Walton Hinshaw
High Point College
Duke University
Iota Tau Kappa Fraternity
Zenith
Greensboro
Army Air Corps
Civil Aeronautics Association
Charlotte
Griffin
D. C
Mrs. Hinshaw
Miss Garnett Hinshaw
Women of Moose name chairs for new year
The Women of the Moose met at Moose Hall with Mrs. Frances Dee presiding. Plans to recruit new members were discussed and a poem It Isn't the Lodge It's You by Mrs. Lopp was prepared. Committee chairs named include membership Ola Perry publicity Willard Evans Mooseheart Myrtle Therrell Moosehaven Blanche Jones library Chris Kotsonis social service Ollie High homemaking Athanas Ratalis alumni Beulah Kimrey child care Frances Greer ritual Nell Cathcart.
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the Moose
Moose Hall
Frances Dee
Lodge
Lopp
Ola Perry
Willard Evans
Mooseheart
Myrtle Therrell
Moosehaven
Blanche Jones
Chris Kotsonis
Ollie High
Athanas Ratalis
Beulah Kimrey
Frances Greer
Ritual
Nell Cathcart
Births in Winston-Salem and High Point
Mr and Mrs Clark Dillon announce the birth of a son Robert Clark on Sunday July 9 at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem. Mr and Mrs Harry C Wester announce the birth of a daughter Rose Marie on July 10 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Wester is Martha Mae Waller of Lenoir City Tenn and Mr Wester is music and educational director of Green Street Baptist Church having moved from Erwin Tenn last November. Zippers are being used in German military uniforms.
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Dillo
Clark Dillon
Montheu Avenue
Robert Clark
Baptist
Rose Marie Wester
Harry C. Western
Barbee Street
Rose Marie
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Wester
Martha Mae Waller
Lenoir City
Tenn
Green Street Baptist Church
High Point
Erwin
Henry VIII And Napoleon Inspire New Fall Styles
New York fashion notes attribute Henry VIII and Napoleon as muse to Anthony Blotta and Joseph Halpert in the third day of fall openings. Blotta reimagines the doublet and a guardsman coat with Napoleonic flair while a long ginger wool jacket and one piece dress draw attention. Elaborate detailing and feminine silhouettes appear across designers with tunics peplums and bustles shaping daytime wear.
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Dorothy Rok
New York
Henry VII
Napoleon
Anthony Blotta
Henry
Apoleon
Mr. Blotta
Blotta
WPB
Joseph Halpert
Gin Rummy Night At Emerywood Club Tomorrow
Enthusiasm grows for the Emerywood Country club gin rummy series sponsored by Mr and Mrs Earl N Phillips. The next event hosts semi monthly play with prizes and a likely large attendance as play begins at eight p.m.
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Emerywood Country Club
Earl N. Phillips
Mrs Ford Taylor Recuperating After Minor Operation
Mrs Ford Taylor is recovering at a Winston-Salem hospital after a minor operation. She plans to return home on Johnson street later this week. Mrs E O Kearns remains in critical condition at her home on West State street after weeks of declining health. Mr and Mrs Glenn Kearns of Halstead Pennsylvania are with his mother Mrs EF O Kearns who is very ill at her home. Pvt Minnie L Stockton is hospitalized at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Her son Pvt Joseph A Stockton in the armed forces is here on emergency furlough to be with his mother.
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Ford Taylor
Winston-Salem
Johnson Street
E. O. Kearns
West State Street
Glenn Kearns
Halstead, Pa
Mr. Kearns
EF. O
Minnie L. Stockton
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Pvt
Joseph A. Stockton
Georgia
Elsie
Jim
Carrie Nation
Cuba Adopts Summer Daylight Saving Time
Cuba has adopted a summer daylight saving scheme moving clocks forward to extend evening daylight, aligning with common regional practice and standard time-keeping adjustments across the country.
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Cuba
Pattern 4828 Anne Adams sewing pattern ad
Easy ABC pattern 4828 with hip slimming insets offered in women sizes 34 to 50. Indicates yardage for size 36 and transfer motif options for linens and garments. Send ten cents more for pattern bank and order details to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West
New York A& N
Common Beauty Mistakes By Helen Follett
A columnist argues that older women who imitate youth look foolish and suggests mature beauty, softening hair to gray, restrained rouge, dignified clothes, and sensible shoes. She praises cheerful older age, usefulness, and the joy grandmothers bring, urging acceptance of aging and avoiding past-obsessed looks.
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Helen Follett
Drunkenness and its cruel impact on families
A Georgia reader urges Elsie Robinson to address the grave harm of alcohol, arguing jokes about drunkenness mask its cruelty. The author condemns social levity, advocates firm limits on liquor for women under 25, and recalls personal conflicts with moderation versus excess.
UNC Fraternities Pledge Local Men
Fifty five University of North Carolina freshmen have been pledged to fraternities after a summer rush. Phi Kappa Sigma led with 11 pledges, followed by Phi Gamma Delta with 10 and Pi Kappa Alpha with 6. Pledges include three High Point residents such as William Brooks Spaugh pledged to Kappa Alpha, Robert Henry Koontz to Phil Delta Theta, and Garfield William Guy Jr pledged to Phi Kappa Sigma.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Gid Gilliam
Franklinton
Inter-Fraternity Council
Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi Gamma Delta
Pi Kappa Alpha
William Brooks
Spaugh
Kappa Alpha
Robert Henry Koontz
Phil Delta Theta
Garfield William Guy, Jr
A Good Trade In Bridge By Josephine Culbertson
The declarer loses a contract by not sacrificing a trick to promote two in another suit. West opens hearts, a bad diamond break follows as the hand plays out. A strategic sacrifice could have yielded enough tricks to honor the contract.
Bridge quiz misreads promote club tricks and leads
In a hand with South dealer and East-West vulnerable, the declarer erred by not overtaking the diamond queen and leading a low club to the ten. A correct line would later lead to the diamond jack and return the club nine, gaining three clubs and blocking East from a spade shift via the king.
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Declarer
East
German ace Zweigert killed on western front
German air ace Lieut. Eugen Zweigert, who claimed 69 Allied planes, was killed on the western front according to a German radio announcement dated July 13.
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London
Eugen Zweigert
Germany
Oak Hill Friends Church Ice Cream Social Set
An ice cream supper will be held tomorrow evening July 14 at the parsonage of Oak Hill Friends Church 411 Evergreen Street under sponsorship of the Anderson Memorial class. Proceeds go to the church fund with home made ice cream and cake sold from six o clock. The public is invited.
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Oak Hill Friends Church
Evergreen Street
Anderson Memorial
Roosevelt names Red Cross chair in Washington
President Roosevelt appoints Basil OConnor head of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis as chairman of the Central Committee of the American Red Cross to succeed the late Norman H. Davis.
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RED Cross
Washington
Roosevelt
Basil O'Connor
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Central Committee of the American Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
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C. Reginald Hinshaw, Jr
Bride
Clover, S. C
Conway Neil
John V. Hubbard, Jr
Ned Beard
Joe L. Jacks
John T. Warlick
Women OF Moose
Lydia EE. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minnie Lee
Fiie James
Helen Wright
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty
N. Main
Aavaneng
Jewes Sh Pent
Henry VIII
By Oline Ohlans
Alexis Smith
Elsie Robinson
Ences
Earth
Rockers
Guilford
N. Main St
UNC
Gill's Hotel
Josephine Culbertson
South
OAK Hill Friends
Main Drug CO
S. Main St
O.P.A. Odd Lot
O.P.A
ODD Lot
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