Perette Club Elects New State Officers
Cooperette International hosted a meeting led by Mrs. H Zimmerman at 901 Carick avenue with nine members present. R L Freeman elected president to succeed Mrs D, L H Zimmerman named vice president, and other officers including Mrs E E Younts as representative on Piedmont camp and hospital committee. Prizes awarded to Mrs E R Anderson, D W Hunter and R L Freeman, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Holton
E. R. Anderson
Piedmont Camp and Hospital
Mesdames FE
R. Anderson
D. W. Hunter
R. L. Freeman
Mesdames
H. M. Taylor
K. G. Kennedy
Miss Burrus Bride Elect Entertained At Bridge Party
Miss Maude Burrus, the bride elect from Point, was entertained at a bridge party hosted by Miss Whitehead and Miss Lindsey at the Twin Castle apartments in Mietes Saleen. Spring florals decorated the home. high score went to Virginia Coble of Greens Point, second high to Lindsey of High Point, bingo prize awarded to Mae Mead of Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Burrus
Miss Itehead
Helen
Miss Whitehead
Twin Castle
Mietes Saleen
Virginia Coble
Miss Th Lindsey
High Point
Miss Mae Mead
Point
Leila Johnsie Jackson
Misses Hunter
Elizabeth Lindsey
Meador
Beulah Moton
Em Milling
Annabelle Thompson
Copeland
Mary Hall of
Gertrude Co- Walker
Lockie Stover
McCain Attends NEA Meeting in Florida
Madeline McCain, faculty member at city schools, travels from Daytona to Florida for the NEA meeting. She serves as state president of the North Carolina class teachers department and was among seven NC delegates at the conference opening last week. She could not depart the city and will stay to complete the conference through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline McCain
Sity Schools
Daytona
North Carolina Association
Education Association
Stiche
North Carolina
North
Miss
Ward Engages Mary Evelyn Ward to Pfc Wilson
Mr and Mrs W Roby Ward of Point Route announce the engagement of their youngest daughter Mary Evelyn to Pfc Wilson of East Bend. Pfc Hutchens recently returned from overseas duty with the armed forces after being a German prisoner with the Fifth Army raid of 1943. wedding set for June 10 at five oclock in the afternoon at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church.
Miss Caldwell to Wed George Tienken in June
Mrs. John Tienken and Mrs. Charles Williams hosted a Oleander party honoring Miss Doris Caldwell on Friday. The couple will marry June 23. guests received pastel corsages and the honoree a bridal corsage. Bridge and bingo preceded high score awards to Mrs. Mike Palmer, Mrs. John William Mundy, and G. F. G. Tienken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tienken
Charles Williams
Kinston
Mike Palmer
John William Munday
G. F. G. Téenken
VFW Auxiliary Names Committees For State Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a meeting at the West Broad Street VFW home naming committees for the upcoming state encampment. General chairman is Mrs C H Greer with committee members including Ruby Snyder and Ruby Burney among others. Several groups cover memorial service registration housing courtesy information publicity flowers and entertainment chaired by listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
West Broad Street
VMW
C. H. Greer
Ruby Snyder
Ruby Burney
Irene Pierce
Anna Ingram
Sally Graham
Estelle Lacky
Lillian Suttonfield
Curtis Potts
Greer
Xem
Nona . H. Greer
Lara Oenig
Ella Grant
Connie Sugg
Kathryn Gallimore
Pees Snyder
Flower
Curtie Potts
Eva Weant
Sallie Gran Walker
Louise
Origin of Hymns Cited For Class
The Mary Conrad class of the First Baptist church met at Mrs. Tom Guy's home on June 4 at 7 30 p m. Miss Marian Slaughter presided as president. Committees reported and plans were made for ongoing projects. Mrs. Elford York led a program on the Origin of Hymns with help from Miss Slaughter and Jude pson. Refreshments were served to 16 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conrad
First Baptist Church
Tom Guy
Bill Cari
Marian Slaughter
Elford York
Jude Pson
Raising to Four Spades Over One Heart Opposed One Spade
In a contract bridge discussion Josephine Culbertson explains that after North opens one heart and South bids one spade, jumping to four spades by North is stronger than three spades. The piece contrasts this with the reverse scenario where South opens one spade. It notes that a four spade raise places South in game and should be judged stronger, and distinguishes the two bidding contexts with reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
Stanley Twins Feted At Picnic On 18th Birthday
Mr and Mrs Dewey Stanley hosted a surprise birthday dinner for their twin sons Darrell and Harold on their 18th birthday. Dinner on the lawn at their Trinity area home included guests Mrs Claude Griffin and son Joe Mr and Mrs John Leonard Mr and Mrs W A Hayworth and family and Ben Crowson. The table centerpiece featured pink and white colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Stanley
Trinity
Darrell
Harold
Claude Griffin
Joe
John Leonard
W. A. Hayworth
Ben Crowson
Woodmen Circle Plans Bingo Night at Blair Park Clubhouse
The Woodmen circle calls a meeting tonight at eight at the W. O. W. hall Washington and Wrenn streets. Members urged to attend as final plans for Friday bingo party at Blair Park clubhouse will be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Washington and
Wrenn Streets
Blair Par Clubhouse
Sorority Plans Pledge Service at Sheraton Blue Room
The Theta Kappa chapter of Tau Phi Lambda will meet tomorrow evening in the Blue Room of the Sheraton hotel at 7:30. A pledge service will be featured with all new pledges participating, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Sheraton Hotel
Theta Kappa
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Earnest Workers meet at Highland Methodist Thursday
The Earnest Workers class will gather with Mrs. J. Q. Cheves at 631 Willowbrook street Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs. L. M. Young will serve as associate hostess. The Mothers Prayer Band meets with Mrs. Saltz at 1803 King Street Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev Olive Green will speak. The Philathea class of First Baptist meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. for June birthday hostessing. Ward Street Weats Circle No 3 meets Thursday at 8 p.m. with Mrs J T Gray at 303 Barker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Methodist Church
J. Q. Cheves
Willowbrook Street
L. M. Young
Mothers Prayer Band
Mothers’ Prayer Band
C. R. Saltz
King Street
Olive Green
First Baptist Church
Ward ST. Weats
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
J. T. Gray
Barker Street
Election of New NCFWC Head To Today's Pattern
Mrs Karl Bishopric of Spray elected president of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs succeeding Mrs J Henry Highsmith of Raleigh. Bishopric brings a record of national defense and international relations work. Frances Farrell of West Asheville served as interim president while Bishopric assumed duties. The two day expanded board meeting launched plans for a $15,000 endowment fund, continued war work, and social commitments with districts reporting strong activity and awards in art, scrapbooks, and junior clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Bishopric
Spray
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
J. Henry Highsmith
Raleigh
Rbishourie
American Citizenship Department
Bishopric
National Defense Committee
John D. Robinson
War Finance Committee
United States Treasury
North Carolina Federation
Frances Farrell
West Asheville
Greensboro Women's College
Washington
War Emergency Bureau
Department of Justice
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Spray Cotton Mills
US Navy
Pacific Area
George
Duke University
Welsford
Riverside Military Academy
Federation
John M. Council
Wananish
John S. Forrest
Hendersonville
J. Hampton Price
Leaksville
J.C. Williams
Wilmington
T. Fred Henry
Salisbury
Dorothy Forbes
William O. Barnard
Mildred Morgan
Asheville
Highsmith
Judge Kross
Morgan
Blanche Manor
J. C. B. Ehringhaus
Congress
Senate
Methodist Women Begin Study Of American Indian
Methodist women initiate a mission study course titled The American Indian at Wesley Memorial and First Methodist churches. District WSCS head George Tom presides as Rev. Forbis Durante of the Cherokee Reservation speaks at the afternoon session. The course runs June 12 and 13 with Mrs. Haltom leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societies of Christian Service Groups
Wesley Memorial
First Methodist
George Tom
WSCS
Forbis Durante
Oklahoma
Edith M. Sherrod
Haltom
Mesdames Sherrod
Powell
J. W. Moore
Mesdames Percy Payne
C. F. Barton
J. H. Allred
Nat Harrison
J. R. Meredith
Robert Davis
C. L. Gray
Stainback's Apparel Buyer In New York This Week
Mrs. C. B. Stainback of Stainbacks Apparel shop is in New York on a buying trip this week. Allen Bee Coltrane has recovered enough from illness to leave High Point Memorial Hospital and return home in Trinity where visitors are allowed. Miss Mary Jane Venable of Rt. 1 is recuperating from a recent appendectomy at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit and may receive visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gueth returned home from Savannah after visiting their daughter Frances Gueth and infant Helen Gueth McDowell born April 30. They spent May in Savannah and came back the first of this week. Mrs. Helen Dunkelberger is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital Washington Street unit, recuperating from an operation and may receive visitors after tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Stainback
Stainback
New York
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Charles Gueth
Ise Avenue
Savannah
Clyde H. McDowell
Frances Gueth
Helen Gueth McDowell
Mrs. Gueth
Helen Dunkelberger
Washington Street
Club Meetings And USO Dance On Schedule
Calendar lists 6 30 p m Business and Professional Women's club dinner with E M Shipman speaking on membership at the Sherator hotel. Garden study club picnic at city lake with husbands as guests. 3 30 p m Tea and Topics at Mrs Aubrey Poston Rockford road. 2 p m Emerywood Duplicate club weekly play. 8 15 p m USO dance for service men at the YMCA gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's
Sherator Hotel
E. M. Shipman
City Lake
Aubrey Poston
Rockford Road
Emerywood
Ymca Gymnasium
Birth of Wynona Lynn Phillips in High Point hospital
Mr and Mrs Joe L Phillips of Kernersville announce the birth of a daughter Wynona Lynn on June 3 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynona L. Phillips
Joe L. Phillips
Kernersville
Wynona Lynn
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Miss Sears Paid Bridal Courtesy At Party Here
Complimentary event for Miss Julia Delle Sears whose engagement and wedding to Joseph Willard Eldridge was announced. Wanda Anderson and Miss Ellen Charles hosted a lingerie shower on Coltrane Street with guests Opal Cave Nell Collins Jackie Daniels Gladys Ridgill Inez Hunsucker and Mrs. Doris Ruffin. The decor featured white hydrangeas roses and greenery. A corsaged place setting and a green white wedding cake with ice course were part of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Delle Sears
Joseph Willard Eldridge
Wanda Anderson
Ellen Charles
Coltrane Street
Opal Cave
Nell Collins
Jackie Daniels
Gladys Ridgill
Inez Hunsucker
Doris Ruffin
Carroll Sneaks To Church Guild
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church held its monthly meeting on Monday night June 4 in the church choir room. Prof. C. F. Carroll, superintendent of the city schools, spoke on the Crusade for Christ and juvenile delinquency, stressing personal work by both professionals and laypeople. After the program, 30 members and guests dined in the church hall with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
R. J. Welch
Elizabeth Hedrick
Jessie May Young
C. F. Carroll
J. Carroll
Mesdames
John Miller
J. E. Horney
Edna Blake
Ruby Morrison
Cara Lee Waltera
Louise McCauley
Aneta Pegs Goebbels As One Time Swindler
Aneta reports that Joseph Goebbels, former Nazi propaganda minister, was fired from an early job after attempting fraud. In 1929 he worked as a bookkeeper for Sarasani Circus, proved intelligent, but swindled 18 months until the director Stosch stopped the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jaul
Joseph Goebbels
Aneta
Goebbels
Sarasani Circus
Stosch
Sarasani
Chi-Ches-Ters Pills Offer Relief From Monthly Distress
Advertises Chi-Ches-Ters Pills as relief for periodic cramps headaches and nervousness for women. Claims no narcotics or habit forming drugs with iron to boost resistance and energy. Advises consult doctor if needed and to use as directed two or three days before the period. Caution: use only as directed.
Archdale Bride and Marine to Wed in Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Mildred Davis of Archdale will wed Pfc. Talmadge Pipkin of Los Gatos California in a simple home ceremony at the bride's residence Thursday afternoon at four thirty. The Rev Burgin will officiate with only immediate family present. The couple will travel to Norfolk Virginia where Pipkin is stationed at the naval hospital after a two year overseas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Davis
Archdale
Pfc
Talmadge Pipkin
United States Marine Corps
Los Gatos
Calif
High Point
Burgin
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Norfolk
Norfolk Naval Hospital
Ladies Bridge Winners Named At Emerywood Country Club
Winners at Emerywood Country Club include North-South top scorers Mesdames Joe Weaver and J S Welborn and East-West top earners Mesdames J O Hauschild and P Y Adams. Contract top scorer was Mrs E E Mendenhall Jr. Runners-up were Mesdames Phil Warner and Frank Stell TI, with Mesdames E T Howard and Hal Davis second in the opposite direction. Family night dinner is scheduled for tomorrow evening from 6:30 to 8. Reservations are due by Thursday noon. The Emerywood duplicate club meets Saturday at 2 p m to end the week’s social activities at the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Joe Weaver
J. S. Welborn
J. O. Hauschild
P. Y. Adams
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
Phil Warner
Frank Stell
E. T. Howard
Hal Davis
Emerywood Duplicate Club
Water starts fire near Kress home
Ed Hostetler, a farmer near Kress, Texas, was told by his family he started his house fire with a jug of water. A gallon glass jug on his porch reflected sunlight onto the wood, focusing heat that ignited the boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kress, Texas
Ins
Ed Hostetler
Kress
Hostetler
Worker backs freighter build amid shipyard ownership dispute
In Chester Pennsylvania a shipyard worker urged continuing construction of 10 freighters at Sinship yards. The firm said the vessels were intended for Dutch merchant service but WPB chairman J A Krug contested that claim. The worker proposed building the ships first, then resolving ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester, Pa
INS
Compa Pany
J. A. Krug
WPB
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Iss Whitehead
Miss Bickley
Burrus
Ise McCain
Tom Nea Meeteld
Florida
Iss Ward
Fc. Hutchens
Carolinas
Mannie Gates
John M. Duff, Jr
Beth
VFW
Ocean Front
Josephine Culbertson
Stanley
Sorority
Co - Baptist Philathea Meeting
NCFWC
Charles G. Doak
Harold Aranoff
Red Cross
Camp
Davis
Raleigh Women's Club
R. M. Cornick
J. T. Alderman
Henderson
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station O
N. Y
Anne Adams
Miss Sears
Carroll
Aneta Pegs
Miss Davis
Pipkin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Vomrouns
Nelson
Elson
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
del Scows
Gill’s
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Yow’s Funeral Home
Coats
Myrtie's
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