Busy social calendar marches toward Millis wedding
Local events fill Tuesday and Wednesday with teas, desserts, and luncheons honoring Miss Mary Lewis Millis and her wedding party. Attendees include Miss Mildred Marsh Miss Mary Wilson Wall and Ensign Diffendal as preparations continue at Emerywood Country Club Wesley Memorial and related venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Garrett
Mary Lewis Millis
Mildred Marsh
Y.W.C.A
Mary Wilson Wall
Millis
Marsh
Emerywood Country Club
American Legion Auxiliary
C. B. Stainback
Otteray Drive
J. H. King
Ladies Auxiliary of
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
V.F.W. Council
Winston- Salem
Winston-Salem
Molly Weeks
Forsyth Country Club
Mary Sue Briggs
Miss Millis
Frank Dalton
Willard Leathers
Ensign Diffendal
Frank Hunsucker
Sarah Cee Hunsucker
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Church Social Stephens Class to Hear Guest Preacher
The Stephens Bible class meets tomorrow at 3 PM at 324 Louise Avenue Mrs Charles Gueth. Rev H S Smith Greensboro minister will be guest speaker at this meeting per today’s notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Stephens Bible
Charles Gueth
Louise Avenue
H. S. Smith
Greensboro
Miss Wagger Hosts Dinner For Bride Elect Marsh
Miss Betsy Deane Wagger hosted a pre nuptial dinner at 302 Woodrow Avenue for Miss Mildred Marsh and select guests from the Damsels' Clique. The table featured crystal swans, white rose buds, Queen Anne's lace, and bridal slipper place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Marsh
Post Chapel
Fort McClellan
Ala
Betsy Deane Wagger
Woodrow Avenue
Trinity clubs host gatherings include newcomer honored
Mrs Gur ney Peace hosted her bridge club with two tables and War Stamps to top-scorer Mrs Melvina Martin. The Patriotic Service club planned a July 25 program at Trinity school honoring Trinity Township service members. Sunset Garden club greeted Mrs John Wagoner, wife of the new Trinity school principal, with a beamed reception and a program on canning and household hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Gurney Peace
Melvina Martin
Buren Andrews
LeRoy Hancock
Carl Spencer
Gary
Ind
Mesdames Martin
Andrews
Hancock
Thomas Bouldin
Patriotic Service Club
W. N. Hughes
E. W. Allman
Trinity School
Trinity Township
Dave Cecil
William Wood
Doxy
John Wagoner
Sunset Garden Club
E. W. Auman
Thomas R. English
John Payne
Wagoner
Auman
Fred Younts
Hazel Fulp
Amanda Sue Auman
Craven
F. D. McLeod
Farmer High School
Archdale
Graham Crunch Quick Dessert From War Era Tips
A recipe for Graham crunch offers a fast ice cream like dessert using two cups coffee cream one half cup sugar one tablespoon vanilla and graham cracker crumbs. Mix chill freeze and serve six portions ideal for忙 busy homemakers during hot days.
Social notes from Newport News and surrounding areas
Mrs. Herbert L. Newbold of Newport News and Mrs. Edward H. Herring of Raleigh visit sisters on Brentley Circle. Durham and Winston-Salem guests return home after a week with the Gibsons on Oakwood Court. Leatrice Lindley arrives from Washington DC to stay with the Lindleys in Archdale. Navy medical corps officer kK. E. Bragg visits on leave with wife at Clara Cox Apartments. Mrs. Fred Moore of Duncan, South Carolina visits sister-in-law Mrs. John L. Rothrock and Mr. Rothrock at 208 Woodrow Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Newbold
Newport News
Virginia
Edward H. Herring
Raleigh
W. R. Morrow
W. L. Watson
Brentley Circle
John, Jr
Mary Ann Christian
Henry Hunter Dunlap
Durham
Jane Middleton
Winson-Salem
A. Lee Gibson
Oakwood Court
Leatrice Lindley
Washington, D. C
F. C. Lindley
Archdale
Kk. E. Bragg
Medical Corps
U. S. Navy
Clara Cox
Fred Moore
Duncan
John L. Rothrock
Mr. Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Food outlook 1944 foresees tighter supplies and prices
Department of Agriculture experts warn 1944 faces shortages in meats milk butter cheese and eggs as production levels level off due to wartime demands. Farmers high output meets heavy taxes and will likely reach capacity by next spring, signaling a tightening of the national waist line and possible price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty MacDonald
NEA
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Two Anne Adams Patterns for Jumper Blouse and Pinafore
Pattern 4373 offers a jumper blouse outfit and a saucy ruffled pinafore in children sizes 2 through 10. Yardage requires 1% to 1% yards of 35 inch fabric per piece, with back buttons on the pinafore. Send ten cents plus your name address and style number to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
St. New York N. Y
Donald Reid Honored on 7th Birthday
Mrs. J. E. Reid hosted a birthday party for her son Donald on his seventh birthday at their 213 Woodrow home. Guests played games, won prizes, and enjoyed ice cream cake and sandwiches around a large birthday cake while singing. Attending were Betsy Lewis Bill Barrett Billy Cox Bobby Malpass Charles Hrabe Mary Slate Stanley Freedman W. L. Stewart and Lewis Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Reid
Donald
Woodrow
Betsy Lewis
Bill Barrett
Billy Cox
Bobby Malpass
Charles Hrabe
Mary Slate
Stanley Freedman
W. L
Lewis Stewart
Ration Coin Debate Grows In War Economy
The Office of Price Administration weighs substituting ration coins for food coupons. Coins would be non metallic or glass or plastic and replace multiple monthly coupons. The plan aims to cut paper coupon handling while preserving value for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
War Production Board
Office of Defense ‘Transportation
Mismated Hands Revealed by Bidding
The article discusses a bridge bidding scenario analyzed by Harry Fishbein. It explains that over one heart North should bid one spade, South then bids two clubs, and North responds three diamonds to reveal a misfit between hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Fishbein
North
Fishbein
South
Bridge Play by Fishbein Aims for Safe Contract
The article describes a bridge hand where North opens spades and East wins with the king. After clubs are led, South wins with the ace, and West takes the ten. A club and diamond sequence follows with East and West, suggesting up with the ace and avoiding a free finesse if the king is held. The recommended line makes the contract while a queen finesse is acceptable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishbein
East
Neason re Neason re Child Is Sure Loser In Divorce Suits
Ruth Millett argues that divorce battles harm children and worsen juvenile delinquency. She cites the Dempsey case and urges reform to shield kids from sensational details and public shaming in custody disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Hannah Williams
Ruth Millett
Card of Thanks for D. L. Wright
The Wright family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of Mr. D L Wright and appreciates the floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Wright
Black dresses rule summer to fall style in New York
A mid summer trend in New York highlights black dresses as women swap light fabrics for fall looks. The season brings the largest line of black sheets and crepes with net and satin trims, bows, and bold color accents to refresh the wardrobe while defense duties continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pinkham's Tablets Promoted as Blood Power Booster
An advertisement extols Pinkham's Tablets as a top blood iron tonic to strengthen the bloodstream and increase energy. It urges use as directed for about thirty days to see marked benefits and praises Poulow label directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkeham
Pinkham'’s
Pinkham
Poulow
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Women's
Madeline Hoover
Jack Allan Cheek
G. Hearns
Hillcrest Drive
War Department
Civilian Defense Drivers’ Corps
Grimes Street
Asheville
Langren
J. H. Enwright
Asheville, N. C
Miss Wagger
Miss Marsh
Jeanne Rankin
Harry Brown Finch
Sara Wagger
Verle Andrews Spencer
M. W. Andrews
A. W. Douglas
Burris Memorial Hospital
Cletus Spencer
C. A Wagoner
John Younts
Charleston, S.C
Uncle Sam
Pauline Welch
Detroit
Mich
Eskew Crofts
Donald Reid
McKenney
South West
North Pass
N.T
Neason Re
Evon Studios
Washington & Main
By Rosellen Callahan
Lizzie Gooch
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