Anne Adams Pattern 4118 Front Line Suit Feature
Pattern 4118 described with front line design and no waistline seam. Available in women sizes 34 to 46. size 36 requires 37 8 yards of 39 inch fabric. Order form notes postage and mailing costs, and promotes Summer Pattern Book at ten cents. Deals with Victory era sewing patterns from The Enterprise Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
Enterprise, Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
U S Employment Service Studied for War Effort
Raleigh June 16. North Carolina Employment Service managers met in Greensboro to streamline the agency for the war effort. Plans include shifting from local job finding to supplying workers for essential production and training programs, with employers releasing skilled staff to support war needs and potential cross transfers under War Manpower Commission guidance.
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Raleigh
United States Employment ‘Service
North Carolina
Greensboro
War Manpower Commission
Gertrude Ek
Clinton
Sidney F.marsh
Benton Bray
R. C. Godwin
Veterans’ Placemnt
M. R. Dunnagan
Manpower Commission
Sun Heat By Degrees
Alicia Hart advises American women to maximize summer sun safely through gradual exposure, home sunning, and beach access. She reviews sun care products from various houses, offering usage tips, cautions about overexposure, and guidance on aftercare including boric acid for burns and makeup suitable for tanned skin.
Banquet and Dance Highlight NC Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meet
About 150 delegates and visitors attended the thirty second annual state meet banquet and dance of the North Carolina Council Sons and Daughters of Liberty at the Sheraton ballroom. J o Pierce presided, decorations featured a patristic motif with red white and blue, and corsages highlighted visiting officers. Distinguished guests included Mrs Edna H Grown from New Jersey and Mrs Sara Grubb of Richmond. Dancing ran nine to twelve to Basil Freeman and his orchestra.
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North Carolina Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Sheraton
J.o. Pierce
United States
Edna H. Grown
National
New Jersey
Sara Grubb
Richmond
L. Carter
Greensborg
John Rusher
Salisbury
Joseph C. Kester
Nert Carolina
Armanda Greiner
State Council
Greiner
Jessamine Sapp
Winston-Salem
Ali
Jessie Mae Perry
Burlington
W. Lindsay Sapp
Charles Snyder
C. H. Greer
High Point
Irene Chandler
Basil Freeman
Young Local Artists End Musical Arts Club With Final Program
A group of High Point youths presented a farewell recital at the Musical Arts Club’s June meeting. The program featured Miss Marredith Clark Slane, David and Rachel Conrad, Miss Anne Scott Garrett, Miss Mary Sue Briggs, Miss Barbara Brasington, and two original pieces by Mrs. Byron Flory. President Mrs. Valette J. Harris led the session and noted the organization’s suspension for the duration due to current conditions. Robert Gayle missed the event due to illness.
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High Point
Musical Arts Club
Marredith Clark Slane
Rachel Conrad
Anne Scott Garrett
Bach
Mary Sue Briggs
Flor
Byron Flory
Valette J. Harris
Harris
Robert Gayle
Mrs Armsworthy Feted At Tea In Greensboro
Mrs H Ross Armsworthy, a recent bride formerly Miss Virginia Bennet of High Point, was honored at a seated tea in Greensboro Saturday afternoon. Hostess Amelia Block, at 208 Leftwich Street, welcomed about ten friends as flowers and lights decorated the dining room. Tea service featured tea, sandwiches, cookies, and salted nuts, with Mrs Cartland assisting during the event.
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H. Ross Armsworthy
Virginia? Bennet
High? Point
Greensboro
Amelia Block
Steen
Hoenoree
Herbert Cartland
Leftwich Street
Miss Block
Cartland
Grady Brinkley Shown Honor At Party
Grady Brinkley was delightfully entertained at a birthday party given by Misses Doris Brinkley and Geneva Gobble at his Lexington home on route 3 Saturday night. Games and contests were played with prizes to Jane Grubb Evelyn Wepley and Raymond Jar. Refreshments after the entertainment were served to a long list of attendees including Misses Geneva Gobbie Doris Brinkley Dorothy Eastridge Lois Craver Mabel Will Evelyn Kepley Gertrude Hill Esther Boone Joyce Vae Aderm Doris Bavender Wanda Eastridge Jane Grubb Mary Grubb Grady Brinkley James Everhart Henry Clay Sowers Roger Thorpe Marvin Whitaker Clyde Brinkley Fred Eastridge and Raymond Jarvis.
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Lexington
Grady Brinkley
Doris
Brinkley
Geneva Gobble
Route 3
Jane Grubb
Evelyn Wepley
Raymond Jar
Geneva Gobbie
Doris Brinkley
Dorothy Eastridge
Lois Craver
Mabel Will
Evelyn Kepley
Gertrude Hill
Esther Boone
Joyce Vae Aderm
Doris Bavender
Wanda Eastridge
Mary Grubb
James Everhart
Henry Clay Sowers
Roger Thorpe
Marvin Whitaker
Clyde Brinkley
Fred Eastridge
Raymond Jarvis
Mrs Armsworthy Receives Silver Gift At Greensboro Social
Guests limited to close friends of the honoree in Greensboro. Mrs Armsworthy will be hosted again this week by Miss Clarkie Pleasants and Mary Buchanan at 119 Thurston Street on Thursday at eight o'clock for a dessert bridge.
Social Calendar Highlights A Busy YWCA Week
Tuesday events include the Business and Professional Club observ ing homecoming with a 6 15 p m social and a 4 social dinner led by Miss Nelle Ansley. American Legion Auxiliary meets at Blair Park for a Flag Day program hosted by several officers and guests. Wednesday features a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs John H Lumpkin at 329 Parkway. Thursday offers Tea and Topics Club picnic at Pickett Farm and Family Night at Emerywood Country Club with RSVP by Thursday noon. Evening bridge honors Mrs H Ross Arudy and Wayside Garden Club hosts a picnic at 400 East Washington Street followed by a Burbank Garden Club final fall outing at 208 Hillcrest Drive.
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Business and Professional Club
Ysw.c.a
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
John H. Lumpkin
Parkway
Herman BD. Sears
Pickett Farm
Emerywood Country Club
Clarkie Pleasants
Mary Buchanan
H. Ross
Rudy
Wayside Garden Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Burbank Garden
Chi
John Co
Teague
Hillcrest Drive
Community Notices From Durham and High Point Areas
Mrs A Lee Gibson of Durham formerly of High Point has returned home after an operation at Duke Hospital. Her condition is greatly improved. Mrs J L King and granddaughter from Chickamauga Ga are visiting Mrs King’s sister. Mrs L R Hartnell listed as 424 Ennis Street. Mrs Paul T Bryant underwent an appendicitis operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital and is recuperating. Miss Ruth Futrelle, vocational home economics teacher, returns home for vacation and will resume work July 15. Miss Jessie Frazier leaves for Conway S C to attend Ella Earle Busbee and Thomas Luther Benson wedding, then visits Jacksonville Fla. Mr and Mrs John S Shambley return from Hickory with Mrs Shambley’s sister Martha V Cline visiting. Lily Jean Thacker of High Point has accepted a position in Washington DC with the British Purchasing Commission.
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A. Lee Gibson
Durham
High Point
Trinity Street
Duke Hospital
J. L. King
Chickamauga, Ga
Ruth Futrelle
Pinehurst ‘Schols
WL. R. Futrelle
Elsiewood
Greenshers High Point Highway
Futrelle
North Central District of Home Economic
Jessie Frazier
Conway
S. C
Ella Earle Busbee
Carl Leon Bushee
Thomas Luther Benson
U. S. Navy
Miss Frazier
Jacksonville
Fla
Lily Jean Thacker
Route 1
Washington, D. C
British Purchasing Commission
Pauline Woosley Circle Meets at Trinity Home
The Pauline Woosley Circle of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Trinity Methodist Church plans a Thursday evening gathering at Mrs. Reid Younts home in Trinity. A second brief item notes the Lebanon Endeavor Society meeting with Miss Clara Mae Bowers leading on the topic New Jobs for a New Day. Florence Montgomery read scripture, Rev. Q L Easter offered prayer, and Mrs. Cole led a business session.
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Pauline, Woosley
Trinity
Pauline Woosley
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Trinity Methodist Church
Reid Younts
Lebanon Endeavor
Lebanon Christian Endeavor Society
Clara Mae Bowers
Florence Montgomery
Q. L. Easter
Miss Ansley Guest At Luncheon Meet Of Y W C A Club
Miss Nelle Ansley former YWCA secretary spoke at a Tuesday Lend A Hand luncheon at the Adams building with Miss Susannah Thomas as guest. Fourteen members attended and she later addressed the Florence Nightingale Club with a technicolor Hawaii program attracting 63 visitors. She was to address the June Membership luncheon of the YWCA at noon and then speak to the Business and Professional Club at 815.
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Nelle Ansley
Hawaiian Islands
Y Clubs
Adams Building
Ansley
Susannah Thomas
Miss Ansley
Florence Nightingale Club
Hawaii
Adamsub
Business and Professional Club
Fidelis Class Hosts Mother-Daughter Banquet at Church
The Fidelis class of North Main Street Baptist Church held a Mother-Daughter banquet with Mrs H S Smith delivering welcome remarks. Miss Willie Clinard and Mrs C R Allen led a devotional, Betty Smith sang Calvary with Pearl Smith on piano, and after supper mothers joined in games before singing God Bless America to close.
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Fidelis
North Main Street Baptist Church
H. S. Smith
Willie Clinard
C. R. Allen
Betty Smith
Calvary
Pearl Smith
God
America
Gospel Tabernacle Revival Continues
Lay Evangelist Howard S. Williams of Hattiesburg Mississippi leads tonight’s revival at Gospel Tabernacle Willow Brook Street with a two week guest run. Last night he spoke on He Brought Him to Jesus and urged four requisites faith love ingenuity and persistence to win souls. Daily Vacation Bible School runs 9 to 11 am through Friday with a teen class led by Williams.
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Howards. Williams
Hattiesburg
Miss
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Jesus
H. P. Williams
the Tabernacle
Deep
Faith
Love
Miss Lanier's Pupils To Present Piano Recital Tomorrow Night
Miss Hazel Lanier leads about thirty five piano pupils in an annual recital at the Y M C A tomorrow evening at o o clock. Parents friends and interested persons are invited to attend.
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Hazel Lanier
W. C
Liss Lanier
Railway Express Auxiliary to Hold Meet at Local Clubroom
The Railway Express Agency will hold its regular meeting Wednesday night at the clubroom on Broad Street. All members are asked to be present.
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Railway Express
Railway Express Agency
Broad Street
Local girl improving from wreck injuries at Mercy Hospital
Miss Wanda Manley daughter of Mr and Mrs B W Manley is a patient at Mercy Hospital Charlotte recuperating from injuries after an automobile accident last Sunday She suffered a broken collar bone fractured shoulder and other injuries Her condition was reported improved and she is expected to return home in High Point later this week.
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Wanda Manley
B. W. Manley
Cable Street
Mercy Hospital
Charlotte
Miss Manley
Leaving Japan Rev F L Fesperman Repatriated
Rev F L Fesperman and his family, missionaries to Japan and brother of Rev Hoy L Fesperman, planned to sail this month from Japan to Lourenco Marques, Portuguese East Africa aboard the Asama Maru. The Board of International Missions warned Americans may face repayment of passage costs to return to America. Swiss authorities in occupied territories said subsistence support would end once repatriation opportunities are offered.
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P Fesperman
Hoy L. Fesperman
F. L. Fesperman
Japan
Lourensa Marques
Portuguese East Africa
Board of International Missions of
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lourenca -Marques
America
E D Steele Celebrates 83rd Birthday at Home
Edward Douglas Steele known as Ed Steele quietly observed his 83rd birthday at his Greensboro home at 401 East Washington Street. Born June 16, 1859, he studied in Greensboro schools and Trinity College then Randol pn County, later practiced law in North Carolina and edited The High Point Enterprise. His wife Mary Jones died last year leaving him in High Point area.
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Eward Douglas Steele
Ed Steele
East
Washington Street
Mr. Steele
Greensboro
Trinity College
Randolpn County
Trinity
North Carolina
High Point
High Point Enterprise
North Main Street
Mary Jones
Pentagon Club Meeting Set At Mrs Foister Home
The Pentagon Club will meet tonight at 7 30 at Mrs William Forster’s home 1X4 North Main Street. A 600 pound pig disrupted an afternoon event at Mrs Thomas G Ashton’s estate driving guests to cover breaking glasses and snacks while feasting on petunias before Patrolman Phillip Minnis captured it after a chase through the garden. the animal reportedly fell from a passing truck en route to market.
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Pentagon Club
William Forster
North Main Street
Philadelphia
Thomas G. Ashton
Philip Minnis
High Point GIs Seeks Pen Pals From Local Girls
High Point soldiers serving abroad request correspondence from local women. Corporal Warren Amick, 19, stationed in U S Army Co D 27th Infantry APO 4957, San Francisco, asks High Point girls to write. He lists companions Private Albert Harahano and Private Nicholas, Battery A 97th C.A.A., APO 954, also in care of the San Francisco post. Italy note ends with joke about a hen.
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Lonesome High Point
High Point
Enterprise
Warren Amick
U.S. Army
Amick
Co. D
27Th Infantry
Care
San Francisco
Catif
Albert. Harahano
Nicholas
Battery A
97Th C.A.A
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Mxec Adams
Oban
U. S. Employment Service
Alicia Hartner
Dresden
Juanita Starke
New ‘Hollywood Beauty
State Meet Sons, Daughters of Liberty
Misses Brinkley
Gobble
Moffitt's
Paul T. Bryant
John 8
Buck Furr
C. C. Camp Road
Jimmie Worth
Guilford General Hospital
Y.W.C. A. Club
Howard S. Williams
Charlotte Hospital
Vacation Bible School
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
Rev
F.L. Fesperman
E. D. Steele
Portland
U. S
James C. Oliver
Pearl Harbor
Maine
Robert Hale
Jong
Roosevelt
Lydia Pinknam
Ann Serino
Mrs. Foister
Italy
Tex
W. H. Formby
Guilford Furniture CO
Canada
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