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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1943

Page

6

Anne Adams Pattern 4384 for junior miss sizes

Announced pattern 4384 includes blouse skirt bra and shorts in junior miss sizes 11 through 17. Highlights square neck slim waist and easy summer style with a gay peasant print. Orders require size name address and pattern number and note add 16 cents for pattern and 10 cents for Spring Pattern Book.

Anne Adams Anne Adamns High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 17Th St New York N. Y

Miss Mildred Marsh Weds Pvt James Groome at Fort McClellan

Miss Mildred Marsh and Pvt James I Groome Jr were married in a formal ceremony at the 6th Regimental Chapel Fort McClellan Anniston Alabama with Chaplain Yelvington officiating The couple will reside in Anniston Alabama The wedding party included Mrs Julius E Marsh Matron of Honor and J S Groome as Best Man with several Pvt escorts and relatives from High Point Lexington Ky and other cities attending

Julius E. Marsh Anniston Ala Mildred Marsh James I. Groome 6Th Regimental Fort McClellan Yelvington Company D 19Th Battalion Ted Teldstrom Charles D. Lucas J. S. Groome Roy Stroud Johns Jerome Targren William Rice

Births for Leon Marshal Jr and Gerry Davis Gu yer

Pvt Leon M Moffitt and Mrs Moffitt Route Two announce the birth of a son Leon Marshal Jr July 18 Guilford General Hospital Mrs Moffitt formerly Ethel O Neal Mr and Mrs Jack Guyer High Point Route Four announce the birth of a daughter Gerry Davis July 25 Burrus Memorial Hospital Mrs Guyer formerly Miss Berta Davis before marriage

Leon M. Moffitt Moffitt Route Two Leon Marshal, Jr Guilford General Hospital Ethel O'Neal Gerry Davis Guyer Jack Guyer High Point Route Four Gerry Davis Burrus Memorial Hospital Guyer Berta Davis Marrage

Church Social Meets Tomorrow In Lindsay Street Home

The Stephens Bible Study class will meet tomorrow at 3 PM at 1003 Lindsay Street. Mrs. J Lee hosts with Mrs. P R Dixon leading the discussion. The article also notes a historical remark attributed to Benjamin Franklin in 1783 about possible future use of human descent from clouds in battle.

Stephens Bible Study J. Lee Lindsay Street P. R. Dixon Benjamin Franklin

Mrs Tyson New Local Chairman of Nurses Aides

Mrs Tyson was named Nurses Aide Chairman at a Red Cross Nurses Aide Corps meeting hosted by Mrs W T Powell. She succeeds Mrs James I Groome Jr who moved away after marriage. The event included a Q&A forum with Red Cross nurses and a nurses aides training quiz. Lucille Johnston won a prize and Mary White a consolation award. A social hour followed with punch and cookies. Also noted is the historical fact that the United States had no paratroopers when Nazi parachutists captured Rotterdam airport in 1940.

Thomas D. Tyson, Jr Red Cross Nurses Aide Corps W. T. Powell Tyson James I. Groome, Jr Atharea Marsh Groome Hazel Johnson Edith Moore Sherrod Red Cross Lucille Johnston Mary White Powell Tom Latimer Don Conrad Mina K. Wilson Eva Doss Elsie Edwards Allan Hayes Ruth Culler Inez Pierce Ruby Brooks Virginia Rogers Betty Sechrest Mary Welborn Thomas Chesbrough Lake Baker W. D. Lemonds Hilda Stansbury Betty Morrison Frank McBride

These Women- Superwoman Brings Opera To Broadway

Madame Yolanda Mero-Irion leads the New Opera Company as America’s sole woman opera producer. She aims to build a permanent Broadway-based company, plans Lehar’s Merry Widow for August 4, and credits late 1940s postwar talent growth for U.S. operatic potential.

New York Majestic Theater Madame Yolanda Mero- Trion New Opera Company America Schumann- Heink Wagner Broadway New Opera Rosalinda Mme. Mero-Iron Mme. Mero-Irion Budapest Yolanda Mero Hermann Irion Steinway & Sons Mero-Irion Musicians’ Emergency Fund Lytle Hull Vincent Astor Mme. Merc-Irion Europe Merc-Irion

Second Hand Low Can Be Dangerous

A bridge hand example shows East letting South make a doubled contract by playing second hand, illustrating that second hand low is not always a safe rule in play. The commentary emphasizes careful signaling and card order to avoid giving the defense easy tricks.

East South

Bridge hand leads to sharp defense and risky trumps

In North Pass When West led the first trick West shifted to trump and dummy played low. East won with the ace and returned a trump. East played second hand low, West won with the ace, and West led a diamond. South trumped a heart, played the club queen, East covered, South trumped again, and discarded losing hearts on clubs. Had East played differently, South might have gone down three.

West East South

Local residents listed visiting and hospital stays

A roundup of community members including Mrs. Paul Harris and Miss Doris Robbins in Charlotte visits, Mrs. Kenneth Ellingson’s return from Baptist Hospital after ten days, Mrs. Frank Newman’s trip from Covington after ten days with Kemp family, and related travel and hospital notes. Also noted are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lee visiting from Maryland, Mrs. Harrington in Lexington, and Dr. W. Henry Grady Jr undergoing appendicitis surgery in Guilford General Hospital.

Paul Harris The Baptist Hospital Winston- Salem Harris Grace Flower Shop Doris Robbins Charlotte T. C. Robbins Louise Avenue Miss Robbins Training School For Nurses Presbyterian Hospital Kenneth Ellingson North Main Street Frank Newman Covington W. T. Kemp Campbell Street Edith Kemp W. Henry Grady, Jr Portsmouth High Point Guilford General Hospital Grady Alberta Coltrane

Camp Life Women Follow Pattern of Nomadic Support

The passage describes women who travel with their husbands, migrating every month to a new town, quickly making social ties, and accepting present life without worrying about tomorrow. They manage the house and children, avoiding burdening their husbands, and find happiness in flexible camp life. General Billy Mitchell advocated paratroopers to invade behind German lines in World War I.

Billy Mitchell

WACs To Replace British Auxiliaries In Eighth Air Force

Rosette Hargrove reports that U S Army WACs will soon arrive in London to join the Eighth Air Force replacing British WAAFS. Capt Anna Wilson and Lieut Selma Herbert coordinate housing welfare and recreation as preparations proceed. WACs will share messes where needed and follow home military routines with nightly bed checks and special sports periods.

Wacs Eighth U. S. Air Force Rosette Hargrove NEA London U. S. Army U. S. Eighth Air Force Eighth Anna Wilson Studio City Calif Selma Herbert New York Wilson Herbert WAC England

A Witty Dip Into Love and Modern Minds

The passage contrasts romantic ideals with hard boiled modern thinking as it notes society's double talk on love and trust. It adds a curious aside that Vatican City, though tiny at 109 acres, hosts its own mint power plant post office and jail.

Vatican City Rome

Dry State lacks authority over liquor for Fort Sill club

The tenth U S circuit court of appeals ruled a dry state cannot seize liquor consigned to an army officers club on a military reservation. It upheld a federal district court order returning 225 cases of wine and liquor to Fort Sill officers club. The seizure occurred in Oklahoma City last October under state dry laws after the consignments were sent to the post club.

Denver Tenth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Federal District Court of Oklahoma Fort Sill Oklahoma City Post Club

Widows and daughter report for duty at Marine reserves

Two widows of Marine Corps heroes and the daughter of a Marine colonel report for duty at the women’s reserve schools. Second Lt. Ava Rogers, newly assigned mess officer, is the wife of the late Maj. Otho L. Rogers killed in action in September 1942 in the southwest.

Camp Lejuene Marine Corps Women's Reserve Ava Rogers Otho L. Rogers

North Carolina Hen Output and Wartime Meal Comment

A fragment notes North Carolina produced 633 million eggs in the first half of 1943 from 7,881,000 hens. It mentions a couple's last time together before March 1942 and a casual remark about ham and eggs during wartime shortages.

North Carolina

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anne Alam Madeline Hoover Miss Marsh Pvt. Groome Alabama Mrs. Groome Mr. Marsh High Point College Scudder’s Junior Service League Girl Scout Organization Red Cross Nurses’ Aide Corps J. I. Groome Riverside Military Academy University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity John Watkins Lexington, Ky Moffitts Stephens Evon Studios Washington & Main Tyson New Nurses Aides United States Rotterdam Mayview Manor Blowing Rock N. C Tts Milton M. Chapman Superwoman Lehar Robert Stolz Mme Mercirion By Adelaide Kerr Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham T. J. Snider L. F. ‘Lambeth J. W. Penry Larry Walker Rogers Virginia Shipwash Lexington Zeb Snider Lawrence Lee Middle River Mr. Lee Mrs B. Lee Woodbury Avenue Lee Mesdames Hubert Kaney Herman Crawford East Green Street McKenney Peake aNce Ruth Millett National Bureau of Standards U. S K. P American Red Cross Britain Winchell Pacific New River Piedmont Carolinas Greaty Agriculture
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