Miss Zimmerman Weds Daniel Grayson Johnson in Portsmouth
Miss Stantie lerlene Zimmerman and Daniel Grayson Johnson were married in a simple Portsmouth ceremony at South Street Baptist Church. Rev. T A Russell officiated. The bride, daughter of Arthur S Zimmerman of Lexington, resides in High Point and works for Liberty Mutual. the groom, son of E L Johnson, is employed by the Federal government in Portsmouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Stantie Lerlene Zimmerman
Daniel Grayson Johnson
South Street Baptist Church
T. A. Russell
Arthur 5. Zimmerman
Lexington
High Point
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Johnson
E. L. Johnson
Jim Millis Birthday Dinner At Enmerywood Country Club
Family Dinner night at Enm erywood Country Club honored 19 year old Jim Millis with a surprise birthday party. Guests included Nancy Jane Ansley of Charlotte and several couples, with dancing and swimming as entertainment. A second note announces the July 27 birth of a daughter to Rev. and Mrs. James F. Rink in a Charlotte hospital. Mr. Rink serves at Paw Creek and was formerly Wesley Memorial associate pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enmerywood Country Club
J. F. Millis
Jim Millis
Aliss Nancy Jane Ansley
Charlotte
Julia Marsh
Bob Amos
Irma Shore Sheroff
Arthur Utley
Pat Abel
Jimmy Ellis
Posey Redman
Bill Gorman
Sarah Hutchens
Bill Simmons
Aliss Tommi Tomlinson
Charles Edwards
Rink
James F. Rink
High Point
Mecklenburg County
Thrift-Alegre
Paw Creek
Wesley Memorial Church
Summer to fall frock pattern 4143 by Anne Adams
A detailed description of pattern 4143 by Anne Adams-Pat tern for a summer into fall dress with draw through bows, soft bodice, sun skirt gathers, and two versions for day and evening. Sizes 12 to 20, size 16 uses 258 yards of 39 inch fabric. Order information for The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York
N.Y
Thursday Twelve Entertained Here By Mrs. Hinkle
Mrs Winford Hinkle hosted the Thursday Twelve Bridge club at her West Lexington Avenue home for a bi weekly dessert bridge evening. Three tables played with top scorers Mrs Harold Dorsett and Mrs Tony Simeon. Mrs Earl Womble won traveling flowers. Mrs Ralph Foust top visitor scorer and bath powder mittens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winford Hinkle
Twelve
Lexington Avenue
Harold Dorsett
Tony Simeon
Earl Womble
Ralph Foust
Je F. Hendrix
H. M. Ridge, Jr
J. C. Hendrix
Billy Dedmon
Smith Moss
Sam McKinney
Edythe Martin
Glenn Hendrix
Bridge Club at Trinity Feted By Mrs. McLeod
Mrs Frank D McLeod hosted a dessert bridge at her Trinity home with six players at three tables. Mrs Buren Andrews won high score and Mrs LeRoy Hancock was runner up. visitors included Georgiana Bird Margaret McLeod Dor o thy Hoskins Unity Nash. A Grange picnic followed with a mixed ball game led by David Yow of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Frank D. McLeod
Buren Andrews
LeRoy Hancock
Georgian Bird
Carrie Crawford
Bess Andrews
Bill Andrews
Gurney Peace
Thomas Bouldin
Georgianna Bird
Margaret McLeod
Thomasville
Dorothy Hoskins
Unity Nash
High Point
Trinity Grange
Grange
David Yow
Canteen Women Host Kiwanians At War Time Meal
Asheboro July 3 Kiwanians were feted at the First Methodist Church by women of the canteen corps in war time fashion They ate from tin plates and cups and dined on emergency foods Headed by captain Mrs Ethel Crawford the corps who recently completed nutrition and canteen courses prepared and served the meal Mayor O L Presnell spoke on air raid precautions A missionary society box supper was set for Oak Hill Friends Church annex at 7 30 this eve with members urging attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
First Methodist Church
Ethel Crawford
Canteen Corps
O. L. Presnell
Margaret Fell Missionary Society
Oak Hill Friends Church
Social notes reflect arrivals and recoveries across local ties
Mrs. John Russell hosts her sister Mrs. F J AbdXib bens of Atlanta who plans a week or two visit. Mrs. W A Moser returns home after ten days in Norfolk visiting daughter Mrs O B Pfaff. Spencer W Jackson recovers satisfactorily in a Charlotte hospital after knee surgery. Mrs Jackson joins him. Mr. and Mrs. June Scott formerly of High Point now in Richmond leave after a few days with the Smarts in Emerywood Court. Scott heads to Greenville. Scott returns to Richmond. Miss Evelyn Sloan of Columbia arrives to spend the weekend with Aliss Margaret Austin on Wiltshire Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
F. J. AbdXibbens
Atlanta, Ga
W. A. Moser
Adams Street
Norfolk
O. B. Pfaff
June Scott
High Point
Richmond
Hugh J. Smart
Emerywood Court
Scott
Greenville
S. C
Mr. Scott
Evelyn Sloan
Columbia, S. C
Aliss Margaret Austin
Wiltshire Boulevard
Idol couple announce birth of daughter Sandra Gayle
Mr and Mrs Starey L Idol of 5122 English Street announce the birth of a daughter Sandra Gayle on Saturday July 25 at Guilford General Hospital Mrs Idol is the former Afiss Jean Moore of Kernersville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starey L. Idol
English Street
Sandra Gayle
Guilford General Hospital
Idol
Afiss Jean Moore
Kernersville
Host of Club Members Attend Family Dinner
More than 150 club members and guests dined at the weekly Family Night Dinner with reservations list including W T Powell Barth maier Dalton Murray Redman Larer Marlowe Casey Millis Hazelwood VanLoan Ingram Dalton Carter Dalton Lumpkin Harris Harris Covington Simmons Long Casey Hudson Davis Davis Davis Ryan Durland Davis Stratton Terry Sherrod Amos Smith Moses Bennett Cottam Bryant H Smith Mackintosh Chitwood Haeflinger. The Emerywood duplicate game is set for tomorrow at two, signaling the week’s end of club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Powell
Herbert Barthmaier
Frank Dalton
Forrest Murray
Kenneth Redman
Sidney Larer
Tom Marlowe
Silas Casey
J. E. Millis
W. P. Hazelwood
J. W. VanLoan
Laurance Ingram
Hunter Dalton
Carter Dalton
John Lumpkin
Valette J. Harris
J. W. Harris
Elizabeth Covington
W. D. Simmons
D. A. Long
Thomasville
Paul Casey
Homer T. Hudson
Stanley Davis
Harold McKee
J. T. Ryan
O. C. Durland
Philip Davis
A. C. Stratton
R. B. Terry
W. A. Sherrod
R. T. Amos
Herman Smith
F. FE. Moses
Harold Bennett
Robert Cottam
Hobart Bryant
Joe H. Smith
C. G. Mackintosh
E. L. Chitwood
C. F. Haeflinger
Emerywood
Deep River Church Picnic And Business Meeting
July 31 memory shows members of Deep River Church committees enjoyed a picnic at the church and held an afternoon meeting to discuss church work plans. An ice cream supper sponsored by the young people netted funds and eleven neighbors attended a Guilford battlefield trip for a picnic supper. A large attendance at the Saturday night prayer meeting with Mr and Mrs John Weir continued the church’s lively activities.
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Deep River
Guilford Battle Ground
John Weir
Personal greetings fill weekend in local area
Mr and Mrs James Pickard and son Jimmie of Norfolk Virginia visited Rex Thorn ton. Ulisses Lizzie and Effie Skeen from High Point were guests of Miss Lois Skeen. Mrs Wheeler stayed with Mrs J M Gordon. Mr and Mrs W J Little dined with Bills Jones family in High Point as he enjoys navy furlough. Clarence Wiser in navy at Norfolk visiting relatives. Emma L Pope returned home near Trinity after staying with relatives here. A W Yates improves from pneumonia. Charles Bolling ill at home. Earl Gaither and children of Winston-Salem visited Sunday. Mrs Evvie Thornton hosted guests including Mrs W H Kiser Kernersville. Jane Stafford and Magdalene Crumpler were en route guests. Rev and Mrs Joseph H Peele visited Tuesday. C L Jackson ill in Winston-Salem hospital. Nancy Jones spent days in High Point with aunt Mrs Walter Ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. FE
W. B. Jones
Clarence Wiser
Navy
Norfolk
Emma L. Pope
Trinity
A. W. Yates
Charles Bolling
Earl Gaither
Winston-Salem
Evvie Thornton
W. H. Kiser
Kernersville
Jane Stafford
Magdalene Crumpler
Joseph H. Peele
C. L. Jackson
Nancy
Cruthis Reunion Set for Jamestown Home on Sunday
The Cruthis family reunion will be held Sunday at Hillery Cruthis home in Jamestown. Relatives and friends are invited and asked to bring well-filled baskets of food, with dinner served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cruthis
Hillery Cruthis
Jamestown
German Clams Toll Berlin Sinks 167000 Tons Of Allied Ships
A German high command broadcast claims U boats sank 24 Allied merchant ships 10 sailing vessels and one escort ship totaling 167000 tons Five ships amounting to 41000 tons were reportedly sunk in mid Atlantic convoy routes and off the American coast
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Berlin
High Command
Middle Atlantic
British repulsed Rome from Italian broadcasts July 31
The high command said today British forces attacking on the southern flank of the El Alamein front had been resumed. Elsewhere on the Mesopotamian front only normal patrol activity was reported.
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Rome
High Command
el Alamein
Comfort Stretches a Long Way In New Corsets
A New York feature notes rubber shortages push redesigns in fall foundations garments. Girdles bras and panties now use three panel backs non elastic fronts and vertical stretch sides under WPB limits, with two garter pairs and concealed hooks. WAAC style backs inspire civilian versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Young
NEA Service
New York
WPB
Social Season in Lexington Hosts and Parties
In Lexington on July 31 social events highlighted by Mrs. Charles E. Williams and Mrs. Henry E. Hilton at South Park Street. A bridge luncheon honored bride Mrs. Alen Starling Johnson with prizes for scores. Out of town guests included Mrs. H B Turner and Mrs. De Kolmer among others. A second bridge gathering awarded prizes such as an ash tray set and makeup kit, followed by a two course supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Charles E. Williams
Henry E. Hilton
South Park Street
Alen Starling Johnson
P. V. Critcher
W. F. Welborn
Johnson
H. B. Turner
Honolulu
de Kolmer
Chicago
C. R. Warthen
Lynchburg
Bridge
Cecil Hlayes
Howard Raper
Mesdames Wiliams
Hilton
Haywood Hinkle
Raleigh
Mary Frances Williams
Burlington
Williams
Henry ‘T. Link
Charles Co. Green
J. L. Cathell
Subtle garment fit and care tips for comfort
The advice contrasts two approaches to clothing fit. It urges buying a garment roomy enough in all areas and having it altered as needed rather than tight. It also stresses proper girdle care including frequent washing like other intimate apparel.
We the Women By Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues that wartime strain harms families and notes the need for cheerful teachers. She cites Katy V Anthony of the National Education Association and urges purging troublesome teachers from other fields as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katy V. Anthony
Department of
National Education Association
Miss Anthony
Junior
Pickle puss in education ranks irk parents and staff
In a critique of school staff, parents vent about sour faced workers who ruin daily duties. Aimed at a defense of joy in work, the piece notes Mama, Papa, and juniors demand reform to purge negative personalities from schools and related agencies.
No Ice Cream Banned at U S Army Camps in Britain
London reports ice cream was removed from camp menus at British res due to a ministry ruling deeming ice cream a non essential industry. The ban aims to save massive transport and paper tonnage while the U S army agrees to continue operations to meet U S forces needs.
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London
United States Army
United States
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Virginia
Princess Beauty Shop
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Ranger
Berdi
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Asheboro Bridge Club
Leon Crawford
Laurin Crawford
Wayne Kearns
Arthur Burkhead
Francis White, Jr
Jake Fritz
Davis Crawford
Helen Phillips
Catherine Kearns
Miss Kearns
Randolph
Order of the Eastern Star
Clarence Hoover
Alrs. Hoover
Mrs. Owens
Miss Ruby Owens
West End
Joe Lewallen, Jr
Henry Cline
Bridge Club
Oak Hill Church
Spencer W. Jackson
Mrs. Jackson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Deep River Church
James Pickard and Son
Jimmie
Norfolk, Va
Rex Thornton
Ulisses Lizzie
Effie Skeen
Lois Skeen
U.S. Army
Quartermaster Corps
WAAC
Sam
Talal
RED Cross
Mesdames Williams
W. B. Flaunt
Hillcrest
Hl. B.turner
Z. V. Walser
Furnes
Ruth Millett
Sacre Precious
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