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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1945

Page

6

Legion Auxiliary Holds Outdoor Supper at Mrs Haley's Home

The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. G. M. Haley's home on Howell Street for a July evening supper and meeting. Mrs. L. R. Peacock announced a new secretary and committee chair. invitations welcomed Mrs. Dan Arden and Mrs. George, both recent service members. A musical contest was won by Betty Spearman, and plans for August picnic meeting at Mrs. Oscar L. Smith's home were announced.

American Legion Auxiliary G. M. Haley Howell Street L. R. Peacock Wiles

Tau Phi Lambda Meeting Thursday

The Theta Kappa chapter of Tau Phi Lambda sorority will meet tomorrow night at eight at the Sleraton hotel. This will be the regular meeting of the chapter.

Theta Kappa Tau Phi Lambda ‘Sorority Sleraton Hotel Cheves Mothers’ Prayer Band P. L. Culler Greer Street J. Q. Cheves Friends Auxiliary Woman's Archdale Friends Church Thetis Talton Ruby Pearson Oda Blair Retta English

Eastern Star instruction school hosts fifty five attendees

More than fifty five officers and members from twelve Seventh district chapters attended a school of instruction at the Masonic temple last evening. Mrs. Edwin Bennison led greetings and guidance from the grand matron as chapters planned future officer training and district meetings in High Point and September visits.

Masonic Temple Temple Edwin Bennison Bennison Ruth Hoover Adah Houtchens Greensboro Hester Grand North Carolina Mary Fountain Lottie Fruth United States Order of the Eastern Star High Point Merchie Carson International Temple Fund Washington, D. C

Bathing Beauty 1945 Beauty Tips by Betty Clark

The American girl this season should be sleek and perfectly groomed from head to toe. Hairstyles can elongate faces with curls or side sweeps, while arms shoulders midriff and legs require constant care. Leg and fingernail polish should match and remain well manicured for beach-ready shine.

Betty Clark AP Newst

Double Faults and a Road to Ruin in a Five Club Contract

West deals as both sides vulnerable in contract bridge. East doubles a spade, North overbids six clubs, and the defense collapses after West leads spades. Declarer outs with precise ruffs and discards to reach five odd with two extra tricks worth 300 points each, despite earlier missteps.

East North West South East Cave Declarer

Births Holt couple announce son James Edward

Pvt and Mrs R L Holt announce the birth of a son James Edward July 14 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Pvt Holt stationed at Po Croft South Carolina.

HOLTS Pvt R. L. Holt Clara Cox James Edward Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Holt Po Croft S. C

Many Present At Bridge Luncheon Winners Named

A large turnout at Emerywood Country Club yesterday morning featured prize winners in a North South event. Mesdames F. T. Wilhite Farrell Gray and Robert Hubbard Laurance Ingram led, with Mrs Rudolph Walker of Miami high at contract tables. An appetizing luncheon followed as guests and members enjoyed a social afternoon.

Emerywood Country Club F. T. Wilhite Farrell Gray Robert Hubbard Laurance Ingram Rudolph Walker Miami Fla J. S. Welborn Mesdames J. O. Hauschi Hal Davis J. T. Ryan Henry Foscue J. O. Hauschild O. . Adams Ethel France Hubbard Logan Porter, Jr R. D. Tillson C. 8. Beaver Lucy Morris Alexandria E. T. Howard W. K. Wiley J. P. Bolt Mary Elizabeth Long Paul Casey I, Fla Jean Cline Frances Griffith Joan Sechrest Margaret Washburn Emerywood

Mrs Quigley Assists WAVEs Photo Drive in High Point

Chief Crane at the local recruiting office aims to display photos of all High Point WAVEs during the last week of July marking the WAVEs third anniversary. Thirty local girls serve in WAVEs and families are urged to send pictures or information, or contact Mrs Quigley or Crane for delivery.

Chief Crane High Point P Waves WAVE Crane R. I. Quigley High Point

Fort Logan Coach Sees GI Walker Cooper in Rabulski

Lt. Mickey Anderson, Fort Logan Convalescent Rockets coach, praises Sgt. Emil Rabulski of Linden New Jersey as a standout young catcher who could become a top player for the team.

Fort Logan Colo INS Mickey Anderson

Music Festival Opens in Winston-Salem With Diverse Arts

The Piedmont Festival of Music and Art launches in Winston-Salem with Pergolesis The Jealous Husband and Benets The Devil and Daniel Webster. An art exhibit runs July 5 3 to 6 pm daily July 25 29 free then ticket holders only evenings. Brahms Requiem closes July 28 with festival chorus and symphony orchestra. Prokoffies Peter and the Wolf children's concert July 27 11 am. July 26 features a festival concert with violinist Felix Eyre. July 27 United We Sing folk festival on YWCA campus culminates in a huge community sing led by Albert Stewart.

Winston -Salem North Carolina Pergolesi Piedmont Festival of Music and Art Winston-Salem Stephen Vincent Benet Little Theater New Yorks Westchester County Arts and Crafts Center Festival Chorus of Voices Festival Symphony Orchestra Chil Prokofieff Peter and the Wolf Boys Sanctuary Choir Felix Eyre United We Sing Y.W.C.A England Russia China France Latin America United States Albert Stewart Purdue University

Residents and visitors move through High Point notes

Peggy Mendenhall returns to duties at the demobilized records branch after a vacation in Atlanta and Thomasville. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Curran go home to New Bern with their son Wade Jr. after visiting Mrs. Curran’s parents. Mitchell and Jean Nelson head to Johns River camp near Collettsville for two weeks with family in tow. Mrs. Helen H. Mitchell and Mrs. Vernon Hepler accompany Peggy’s party. Richard Webster and Billy visit. now living in Wilmington. Mrs. Frank Carriker visits High Point from Washington DC, staying until August. Mrs. Lucy Morris from Alexandria hosts at 402 East Farriss Ave for two weeks. Mrs. Charlotte Guy returns home from hospital improving.

Peggy Mendenhall Johnson Street The War Department Atlanta Thomasville Wade H. Curran New Bern Mitchell Jean Nelson Johns River Isumumer Collettsville North Carolina Peggy Helen H. Mitchell Herthen Vernon Hepler First Evangelical and’ Reformed Church Richard Webster Billy Edgeworth Street Wilmington North Monroe Street Frank Carriker High Point Washington, D. C Lucy Morris Alexandria, Va C. S. Beaver East Farriss Avenue

VFW Auxiliary Plans Bingo Party and Summer Dances

The Ladies auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars outlines a bingo event on Saturday July 28 at 8 PM open to the public and a 7 PM auxiliary and post supper on the lawn before the bingo. Plans include continuing benefit dances through July and August and cooperation with the post. Mrs C H Greer presided and Mrs L W Blackwelder joined as new member. Louise Black elected junior vice president to fill a vacancy.

Post Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW West Broad Street C. H. Greer L. W. Blackwelder Louise Black

Can You Can Without Sugar

In a guidance piece by Charlotte Adams, the writer explains that fruit can be canned without sugar, using water or juice, with lighter color and flavor but preserved for pies and desserts. Juicy fruits store best in their own juice. less juicy ones may need water and brief pre cooking. follow standard canning steps and consult the USDA bulletin AWI-93 for details.

Charlotte Adams Associated Press America Department of Semi AWI Office of Nformation U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington D. C

College Alumni Head Appoints New Committees

A meeting of the High Point College Alumni association at Mrs. Maude W. Proctor home elected a new slate and formed committees. Helen Crowder Finch chairs student alumnae relations with Jane Austin and Jeanne Rankin as members.

High Point College Alumni Association Maude W. Proctor Woodrow Avenue Proctor Helen Crowder Finch Jane Austin Jeanne Rankin Dorothy Bell Gold Alumnae News Edgar Snider William D. Lewis Irma Suits Thelma Moss Helen Betts Fclowls Ruth M. Surratt Louise Adams Betty Sechrest Edwin G. Hedrick Helen H. Lewis Annabelle Thompson

City To Sell Five Tracts At Auction

High Point to offer five land tracts at public auction next Monday at city hall. Bids announced for each lot include Lot on Centennial avenue 50 by 150 with starting bid 400, Leonards street site 189.5 by 278 by 101.7 by 73 by 360 with 800, Taylor street 58 by 150 and 65 by 180 for 220, and corner Taylor Grayson 58 by 150 with starting bid 0.

High Point City Hall Centennial Avenue Leonards Street Taylor Street Taylor and Grayson Streets

Mrs. Carol Smith leaves town for New York home

Mrs. Carol Smith plans a move to New York as part of a community meeting summary. Thirty members attended the gathering.

Carol Smith New York

The Modern Working Women Defy Old Ideals

A dialogue on women joining defense projects and rejecting traditional home bound roles. Mr Smith voices concern over lost home life while Elsie Robinson argues change is natural and women have long pursued independence, noting men have long taken domestic jobs. The piece frames social revolution as ongoing rather than new.

Mr. Smith Smith

Chi-Chesters Pills Advertise Periodic Relief

An old style advertisement promotes Chi-Chesters Pills as relief for menstrual cramps headaches and nervousness. The copy claims two or three day use before the period, non narcotic ingredients, and a call to consult a doctor for underlying conditions.

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