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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1942

Page

5

Harrisburg visitors and local family updates

Dr T H Bowen and family of Harrisburg Ky return from visits with W H Bowen on Woodrow Ave and Griffith Miles on Brookside Dr. Beverly Joss of Chapel Hill and Dr K B Bowen of Covington were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Griffith Miles. Harold Suits and Welborn cousins return from a Norfolk va trip. Hester announce birth Burnice Ray July 11 at Lindale Farm Greensboro Rd. Nolan Lowe and T L Loflin visit relatives in city. Jean Hoy Lee Fesperman return from Newton after summer missionary conference with Rev Hoy L Fesperman. Juanita Griffith and Lollie Belle Morgan return from Washington DC. Mrs Edwin Chappell returns home after week with mother Mrs J W Wessinger in Ballentine SC.

T. H. Bowen Harrisburg, Ky W. H. Bowen Woodrow Avenue Griffith Miles Brookside Drive Beverly ?Joss Chapel Hill K. B. Bowen Covington Sky B. W. Hester Burnice Ray Lindale Farm Greensboro Road Jean Hoy Lee Fesperman W. E F. Rader Newton Hoy L. Fesperman

Emerywood Club Bridge Winners and Dinner Hostesses

The Emerywood Country Club hosted a weekly ladies bridge event with top East-West score by Mrs. R Cooksey of Thomasville. Shuttle seating and lunch followed with many members named. Friday evening hosts Mr. and Mrs. C G Mackintosh prepare for the next evening bridge and family dinner with advance reservations required.

Emerywood Mesdames EL T. Howand W. P. Hazelwood Mesnies Bruce Conrad R. Jigsey R. Cooksey Thomasville Laurance Ingram C. G. Mackintosh

Junior League leader urges wartime volunteer service

Mrs Linville K Martin national president of Junior Leagues of America spoke at the Win-Salem local Junior Service League meeting at the YWCA. She stressed the vital need for volunteers during war time noting the growth to 2270 volunteer defense workers and urging focus on essential tasks both small and large. Also highlighted were officer reports and upcoming furniture show cafeteria opening next week at the Exposition building.

Irs Linville K. Martin Win-Salem Junior Leagues of America Adams Orial Y. W. C. A Martin Roosevelt England

Altrusa Club Forms Committees At First Meeting

Sixteen members and two visitors attended the initial meeting of the new Altrusa Club last evening. The gathering followed a 6:30 dinner in the private dining room of the ration Hotel and focused on program plans and two standing committees. Mrs. and others were present.

Altrusa Club Ration Hotel

Altrusa Club Sets New Committees and Plans

Mabel Burnett presides at July meeting as new committees are announced for the Altrusa club. Mary Lou Rothrock outlines monthly programs with co chairmen. May lull named to represent at Statewide Consumer Education meeting in Raleigh July 22 23. Members pledge Red Cross bandage work and note illness of M J Wrenn and Jessie May Young. Anne Gibson wins attendance prize. Ambulance corps term explained.

Mabel Burnett Mary Lou Rothrock Mae Hull Mabel Hargett Marie Forrest Anne Gibson Louise Abernathy Mary Bullard Alice Dickerson Madeline Hoover Altrusa Red Cross M. J. Wrenn Jessie May Young

Altrusa District Board Meet in Asheville Hotel

The Second District Altrusa Clubs executive board will gather in Asheville for a weekend meeting at the George Vanderbilt Hotel. Mrs. Rothrock of this city will attend as district treasurer along with Miss Eva Wall of Winston-Salem and Miss Ruth Hocker of Baltimore who arrive Saturday to join the group and plan to return home Sunday evening.

Altrusa Asheville John L. Rothrack Eva Wall Winston- Salem International Association of Altrusa Clubs Ruth Hocker Baltimore Rothrock George Vanderbilt Hotel

Mrs Henry Clapp Hosts Fingercraft Club Evening

Mrs Henry Clapp will entertain the Fingercraft Club Thursday at 7 30 p m at her home 3515 Oakland Avenue Members were asked to be present. Announce the birth of a son Grady Alexander Grady Beck at Burrus Memorial Hospital Tuesday July 4 Mrs Beck is the former Doris Tilson of this city.

Mrs. Henry Clapp Fingercraft Club Henry Clapp Oakland Avenue Grady Beck Grady Alexander Burrus Memorial Hospital Beck Doris Tilson

Time out for play Anne Adams pattern 4098 dress and bra set

versatile weekend wardrobe by Anne Adams features a trim two piece travel dress and a bra and shorts sports outfit. pattern 4098 offers misses sizes including 12 11 16 IS and 20 with size 16 jacket and skirt. instruction includes yardages and order details from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department for Victory time.

Anne Adams High Point Enterprise West Lith Street New York N.Y

Eastern Star Holds Business Meeting at Hall

The High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple and voted to cancel August and resume in September due to hall repairs. Worthy Grand Matron Mary K Fleet of Rocky Mount and Worthy Patron Paul Renniger of Winston-Salem addressed members urging continued work during wartime. A watermelon feast was planned for July 23 on C. E. Harbinson’s lawn. Nineteen members attended with Ida Kimble presiding.

High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Mary K K. Fleet Rocky Mount Paul Renniger Winston-Salem C. E. Harbinson Ida Kimble

Kivett Welborn Vows Spoken In Ceremony Here

Miss Ruby Kivett and John Welborn were united in marriage last night at Welch Memorial Methodist Church parsonage with Rev. J. D. Williams officiating in the presence of relatives and close friends. He is on furlough from Fort Moultrie Georgia where he is in military service. Alice Marie Lain born at Guilford General Hospital Friday July 10. Lottie Holden Bible Class to meet with Mrs Spencer at Best Street home Thursday at three.

Ruby Kivett John Welborn Welch Memorial Methodist Church Cedrow Avenue J. D. Williams HL. H. Kiveut Lucy Welborn G. G. Welborn Fort Moultrie Alice. Marie Lain John Lain Hodgin Street Alice Marie Guilford General Hospital Lottie Holden Spencer Lottie Holden Bible Lucy E. Spencer Best Street

We The Women We The Women Ruth Millett Opinion

Ruth Millett argues women should maintain femininity and appearance to support men during wartime, dismissing claims that looks are irrelevant to morale. She compares it to male grooming and notes practical gains vary with altitude, concluding beauty remains a personal choice.

Knees Tattle About Age Keep 'Em Young

Knee stiffness warns of aging more than gray hair. Exercise may help. start with two knee limbering routines. If pain persists consult a physician, as stiffness could signal illness.

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Fellowship Banquet at North Main Church Friday Evening

The Loyal Workers Class of North Main Baptist Church will host a Fellowship Banquet Friday at six thirty PM at the church. Rev. Irby Jackson, pastor, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Herbert Luquer Jr has returned to Marion Virginia after visiting relatives here. Miss Ruby Luquer of Jamestown accompanied her home.

North Main Baptist Church Irby Jackson Herbert Luquer, Jr Marion Ruby Luquer Jamestown

If Quiros Had Reached Australia in 1606

A speculative note on Ferdinand de Quiros voyage of 1606. If successful, Spain might have charted Australia before the English, altering colonial discovery history.

Ferdinand de Quiros Australia

Pheasants Benefiting Crops By Reducing Pests

Vermont tuberculosis death rate in 1938 stood at 38.6 per 100000, compared with 37.8 in 1939. The piece argues pheasants cause minimal crop harm and help by destroying insect pests and cutworms, noting net positive impact for agriculture.

Vermont

Week By Week In The Garden Hallie Hay

The garden notes offer tips on saving seeds from tomatoes and other crops, proper seed selection, and methods to clean and store seeds. It references bulb irises, cultural advice from Florist's Review, and practical Sav ing Seeds and Salmagundi snippets including rose mildew resistance via potassium sulfate.

Hallie Hay

Peruvian Daffodils Fail to Bloom in Winter Storage

The note attributes the bloom failure of Ismene Calythina the Peruvian Daffody to faulty winter storage. They need more warmth than provided and should be wintered in dry peat moss with roots intact. Maintain around 50 degrees and let foliage dry naturally before removal.

Ismene Calythina

WAAC Training Emphasizes Enthusiasm and Leadership

Washington report outlines Col Don Faith’s plan for WAACs at Fort Des Moines Iowa urging objectivity purpose and zeal. Training covers eight week officer candidate course drill basics leadership lectures army structure and discipline with aims to produce capable officers and skilled auxiliaries for September postings.

Washington Army Wrantx Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Don C. Faith WAAC Fort Des Moines Iowa K. P Col. Faith Waacs Col Faith Tath

Scotch Foursome Postponed at Em erywood Club

The mixed Scotchy foursome for senior men and women at Em erywood Country Club was postponed due to many golfers being away from the city. Winners named include Mrs. Herman Lynn with 193 for low gross and Miss Marjorie Merrilees 104-20-84 for low net. nine hole winner was Mrs. Eliott Wood with 45. Luncheon followed.

Emerywood Country Club George T. Wood Wood J. Herman Lynn Marjorie Merrilees Eliott Wood

Temperature Sync Between Murmansk and Moscow

The report notes Murmansk and Moscow temperatures are nearly equal, despite Moscow being about 950 miles farther south.

Murmans Moscow

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harold Suits English Street Clarence Don Lionel Welborn Norfolk W. L. Dawkins J. FL. Baird Aml Mrs Nolan C. Lowe Newport News, Va Juanita Griffith Lollie Belle Morgan Washington, D. C BE. F. Griffith Edwin Chappell J. W. Wessinger Ballentine S. C Nese Club Ladies Bridge Incheon Guest Joanne Chafin Meredith Slane Sara Coe Hunsucker Peggy Jane Bryant Peyton Voorhees Dwight Davis Bob Reed Roanoke cLay Seem Moffitt S North Main Street Fidward Lee Burroughs 8. Knight Fairfield Road Helen Catherine Cox Lena Cox George W. Cox Altrusa District Board Eastern Star Ruth Millett Reba Arlean Davis Mrs. Thomas Davis Roy Street Stone Alicia Hart NEA Service North Main Church Pittsburgh Sailorettes Navy Yard Charleston Ray Leonard Biggers Monroe N. C Maxwell Eugene Crosby Columbus Clark Daniel Keen Miami Fla Evelyn Kendall Milton Monroe Mackenfuss Younger Island U. S. Navy Andrew Florist Salmagundil Norman C. Brunswig American Rose Magazine Eleanor Ragsdale Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham
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