Chalk Talk and Music Featured On Local Altrusa Program
Local Altrusans at the Sheraton enjoyed a dinner meeting with Thomas E. Dodamead performing a chalk talk and J Gur ney Briggs singing The Art Scale of Caer as applied to art. Dodamead discussed art forms, showed portraits and landscapes, and quoted Rudyard in a sunlit finale. The event drew about twenty five members and guests, with introductions by Mrs Mabel Burnett and Sara Haworth presiding.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Thomas E. Dodamead
J. Gurney Briggs
Caer
Dodamaad
Christ
Dodamead
Madeline Hoover
Louise Abernathy
Ernestine Strickland
Riggs
Roses
Picardy
Strickland
Mary McDonald
Ladies Bridge Draws Dense Attendance At Country Club
A large turnout of out of town guests joined the weekly ladies bridge at the country club yesterday morning. Winners were FE Howard and J T Ryan for northwest, C G McIntosh and F T Wilhite for East West, with Mrs Gilbert Clinard top at contract tables. Numerous local and visiting players filled the tables for the event and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Mesdames
T. Howard
J. T. Ryan
C. G. McIntosh
F. T. Wilhite
North
Mesdames Logan Porter, Jr
C. L. Eaton
J. V. Thomp
J. &. Welborn
Gilbert Clinard
Mes Farrell Gray
J. V. Thompsen
O. C. Durland
Welborn
Porter, Jr
Frank Robbins
Spruce Pines
Joseph J. Cox
Morris Jones
O. A. Kirkman
Paul Casey
Ed Mendenhall
James Foscue
W. A. Tomlinson
Guest
Miss Joy Gilbert
Mrs Lambeth Feted At Adams Club Shower
Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth former Miss Marion Shoemaker was honored at a miscellaneous shower by the Adams club at the Adams memorial YWCA building with about 18 attendees. The rooms were decorated with cut flowers and a pink roseburn corsage was given. Margaret Burgess participated in a penny hike program. After the hike the bride received many useful gifts. Cake was cut by the honoree and served by Dot Teeters and Imo Kidd with an ice course.
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Harry Lee Lambeth
Marion Shoemaker
Adams Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Margaret Burgess
Steases
Dot Teeters
Imo Kidd
USO Seeks Rooms for Service Members at Swim Meet
Local USO seeks ten to twelve rooms for officers and enlisted men attending a swimming meet here. Officials described the attendees as highly selected personnel and urged local families to host them, with fifty percent officers and the rest enlisted.
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USO
Junior Hostess Staff Meeting Reminder
Junior hostesses of the USO are reminded of a staff meeting to be held Friday evening in the county building at 7 15. Attendance is required for this meeting, as stated today.
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USO
Scout Festival at City Lake Concluding Camp Gala
Local Girl Scouts and officials finalize plans for a gala folk dance and festival at City Lake Park to conclude weeks of summer day camp. Campers will take a special bus at 4 30 pm for a practice and picnic, with a 7 00 to 8 00 pm program in the outdoor theater. Bus return is at 9 00 pm. rain will cancel.
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City Lake Park
Scouting
Mabel Burnett
BIRTHS BRING FIVE NEW HIGH POINT BABIES
Five families welcome newborns in High Point and Kernersville. Ruby May Campbell arrives July 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital Washington Street unit. Texie Annette Campbell born July 22 to Raymond M. and Zella Ruth Campbell. George Vernon Cornell born July 22 to James Robert and wife at the Washington Street unit. A son greets James William Asbill born July 24 at the Washington Street unit. Barbara Lee Eller born July 24 to Richard Lee Eller and wife Myrtle May Hobbs at the Washington Street unit.
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Campbells
James Griffith Campbell
High Point Rt. 1
Ruby May
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Campbell Ho
Zella Ruthah
Texie Annette Campbell
Raymond M. Campbell
Smith Street
Texie Annette
Washington Stret
Cornell
James ‘Robert Cornell
Kernersville
George Vernon
Barbara Lee Eller
Richard Lee Eller
East Commerce Street
Barbara Lee
High Point Hospital
Eller
Myrtle May Hobbs
Field Artillery
Fort Sil
Okla
Frank Collins
N. Hamilton Street
Wesley Memorial Intermediates Picnic Scheduled Saturday
Members of the Wesley Memorial church intermediate department will hold their picnic Saturday afternoon at James Eagle's farm, located about one and a half miles from the city limits. Meet at the church at 4:30 p.m. for transportation and parents assisting with rides should contact H. W. McCain. The location is one mile left of the Winston-Salem highway. The Manly Bible class of Calvary Methodist will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at 1705 East Green Street.
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Wesley Memorial Church
James Eagle
Winston-Salem Highway
Eagle Farm
Pet
H. W. McCain
Manly
Manly Bible
Calvary Methodist Church
George c
East Green Street
Local residents host guests and update on hospital patient
Mrs Margaret Smith hosts Doris Wells and Vivian Smith from Philadelphia and Wilmington for two weeks. Alta Mathis and Betty Lewis have returned from Miami Beach. The Ryland family from Baltimore visits with the Wall family and their children. H Keens Jr of Oriental stays with Mrs Coffield through August. Joy Gilbert from Hartsville visits Mrs Tomlinson. Anne Harris and Faith Warner return from Carolina Beach. Mrs Frank Collins hospitalized after appendectomy. Archdale Girl Scout troop delays meetings until fall term begins.
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Margaret Smith
Sunset Drive
Doris Wells
Philadelphia
Vivian Smith
Wilmington
Alta Mathis
South Hamilton Street
Betty Lewis
Asheboro
Miami Beach
Fla
Lewis
High Point
Archdale
C. F. Hikins
Local Girls Honored At Meredith College Conference
Fourteen girls from the First Baptist church attended a Girls Auxiliary conference at Meredith College Raleigh. Eight girls were crowned queens and one crowned maiden. Named queens Betsy Ruth Bolling Barbara Smart Betty Baucom Doris Craven Ruth Ellen Monroe Rebecca Dickens Rebecca Autry Jane Roach. Betty Jo Hedrick named maiden. Other local delegates included Betty Lee Dickens Betty Sue Crispmore Johnsie Bridges Ann Hoots and Peggy Sykes.
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H. D. Minnis
First Baptist Church
Meredith College
Raleigh
Betsy Ruth Bolling
Barbara Smart
Betty Baucom
Doris Craven
Ruth Ellen Monroe
Rebecca Dickens
Rebecca Autry
Jane Roach
Betty Jo Hedrick
Betty Lee Dickens
Betty Sue Crissmore
Johnsie Bridges
Ann Hoots
Peggy Sykes
Newcomers Club Fish Fry Slated at City Lake Park
The Newcomers club will host a fish fry at city lake park tomorrow evening at seven oclock. Club member families and guests are invited to join supper served at the barbecue pit on park grounds.
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City Lake Park
Beautiful hand collapses in five clubs contract
In a contract bridge puzzled by a South hand that seemed strong, South-South doubles and five clubs are chosen. West leads spades and East counters with a singleton heart. Errors and precise ruffing sequence force loss of six tricks, totaling two trumps, two spades, a heart ruff, and a diamond, ending in defeat.
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South
North
West
East
Fiay
Pattern 4777 frock promises easy wear and clever lines
Charted pattern 4777 offers a cap sleeved versatile dress with flat ironing ease. It lists sizes from 14 to 42, prices and yardage for size 16, and requests twenty cents for pattern plus mailing details to The Enterprise pattern department in New York.
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Enterprise
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station QO
New York
Ainly
Anne Adams
Plan To Roll Back Price Of Clothing Strikes Snag Plan
A wartime clothing price rollback plans stall as the OPA grants more fabric price concessions. Woolen fabric prices for 1946 will fall less than planned, affecting garments like mens suits and coats. Rayon fabric makers face upward adjustments likely to raise retail clothing costs. Prices have risen about 12 percent in 22 months.
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OPA
Missionary Zeal Lives On After Elk hart Sowers Death
Charles E Evans of Elk hart dies after a life dedicated to missions. At his funeral mourners give $208 to a missionary fund per his dying wish, to fund a bamboo chapel in Africa. Emma Evans says the funds will support outstation construction and a native missionary worker.
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Elkhart
Charles E. Evans
Emma Evans
Africa
Evans
the Nazarene Missionary Fund
Exchange clubs open NC state convention in Durham
North Carolina exchange clubs opened their annual state convention in Durham with an afternoon business session. All state officers and four new directors of the board were to be elected. Stewart W. McClelland national president of exchange clubs from Harrogate Tennessee was scheduled to speak at a dinner for all out of town guests local exchange members and their wives.
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Durham
North Carolina Exchange Clubs
Stewart W. McClelland
Harrogate
Tenn
Exchange Clubs
Funeral held for Jesse S. Claypool 64
Funeral services were scheduled for tomorrow for Jesse Stanley Claypool 64 executive secretary of the New Bern housing authority who died suddenly yesterday of a heart attack at his home.
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Jesse Claypool
Jesse Stanley Claypool
The
New Bern Housing Authority
Farmer Kills Self in Raleigh Corn Field
Coroner Roy M. Banks ruled the death of Walter Williams a self-inflicted shooting. The 60 year old farmer died yesterday in a corn field near his home.
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Farmer
Self
Raleigh
Roy M. Banks
Walter Williams
Banks
Williams
Stevens urges compulsory postwar military training
Judge Henry L. Stevens former national commander of the American Legion told a War Superior Court jury that compulsory military training is needed after the war for national security and to improve physical fitness. He cited high unfitness rates among draftees in North Carolina and nationwide as compelling reasons for the plan.
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Stevens
Onford
Henry L. Stevens
Warsaw
American Legion
North Carolina
Rain Damages Drops Raleigh July U4 Weather Note
Weather report notes rain damages in Raleigh during July, with a weather station from the state providing data.
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Raleigh
Dr. Schoonover Taken By Death In Greensboro
Funeral services are set for Dr. R. A. Schoonover 65 in Greensboro after a period of declining health. He died at St. Leo's hospital and practiced medicine there since 1912. He was a former consulting physician at Greensboro College and held other medical roles. Burial at Forest Lawn follows Thursday's service.
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Greensboro
R. A. Schoonover
St. Leo's Hospital
Haneschapel
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Sthoonover
Magnolia Street
Pepsicien
Greensboro College
Guilford County Medical Society
Bethlehem
Penn
Robert P
Eee
Ce Ae
Uiversity of
Maryland College of Medicine
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Wa ‘On
D. C
Oonover
West Market Street 1St Church
Women’s Golf Meet Off Greensboro July 25
The women’s national golf tour event planned for Spokane Washington on August 6 has been canceled in cooperation with ODT.
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Greensboro
Spokane
Wash
ODT
Firefighters Oppose Merit System Move in North Carolina
Four representatives from the North Carolina division of the International Association of Firefighters registered opposition to the merit system already in use in several cities. They said the system is applied on a partial basis and unfair to the average worker, and they called for a committee to draft a resolution for the state federation of labor.
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Durham
North Carolina
International Association of Firefighters
Lar
Radar to Aid Sleepy Drivers in Postwar
CHICAGO INS reports Hugo Grensback of the Radio Manufacturers Association says postwar cars will use auto radar to locate approaching dangers even if the driver sleeps. The system would coordinate radar with vehicle controls to shut off the engine and apply brakes automatically.
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Chicago
INS
Hugo Grensback
Radio Manufacturers’ Association
Grensback
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Frank Shore
H. S. Coffield, Jr
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William Jarell
Henry Betts
Allen Parker
Kenneth Strickland
Alice Wambersie
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K. B. Geddie
Leanna Geddie
Whiteville
Charles Milstead
Jack Grubb
Toledo
Ohio
Elizabeth Covington
R. T. Holton
Everett Marsh
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Nelsop
Francis
Main &J
Lee
Laters
Ilson
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main &T
Tel
Yi Ill
Carolinas
Mannie Gates
John M. Duff, Jr
Mrs. Lambeth
Staf
Chase
City Lake
W. S. Ryland
Baltimore, Md
Matt Wall
Katherine Ryland
William G. Ryland
H. Keens * Jr
H. I. Coffield
Lindsay Street
Hartsville, D. C
William A. Tomlinson
Woodland Drive
Anne Harris
Faith Warner
Carolina Beach
Josephine Culbertson
East Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Janice Lee Scott
Joseph Henry Scott
Germany
Luzon
136Th Infantry
William S. Harris
Evansville
Ind
Dingalan Bay
Manila
Washington
Chapel Hill
Frank Lowe
University of North Carolina Medical School
State Utilities Commission
Stanley Winborne
Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
ICC
Winborne
Department of Agriculture
Neuse
J. J. Morgan
Dr. Schoonover
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Joseph Fworu Ost
Seller al
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Yow’s Funeral Home
Western Flectric
G. Timmerman
Western Electric Co
New York City
J. McLemere
Richmond
Sheraton Hotel
Timmerman
Western Electric Hearing Aid
Audiphone GO
Woodbine Court
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