Entre Nous Club Elects Slate At Mrs McCain Gathering
The Entre Nous Club met at Mrs H W McCain’s home at 1008 street for an afternoon gathering honoring her wedding anniversary. Officers were elected with Mrs I S Hartzell succeeding Mrs J F as president and Mrs L R Tey becoming secretary treasurer.
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Entre Nous Club
McCain
H. W. McCain
Re Nous Club
Boston Rock
I. S. Hartzell
J. F
Howard Hartzell
M. Rankin
W. C. Beavans
Mrs McCain
Mesdames
J. E. Marsh
John Clarke
Arkansas
D. EF. Bouldin
Weekend Community Events At Local Venues
Calendar notes list Friday activities at the city lake with husbands of Garden Club members as guests. A gin rummy party at Emerywood club with Mr and Mrs Earl Phillips in charge marks the first in a series. Saturday 8 30 p m USC ape at the YMCA auditorium invites all service members. Sunday 5 to 7 p m weekly buffet supper for service men at Adams Memorial Y W C A with clubs cooperating.
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Burbank Garden Club
City Lake
Emerywood Uy Club
Earl Phillips
Ymcanadium
Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A
Fathers Invited To USO Sunday Dance Tomorrow
Fathers invited to USO Service Men's Center for a Father s Day open house with afternoon singing by Corabeome and a YMCA gym evening dance. Miss Sara Alderman oversees the event with hostesses and a popular orchestra performing.
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USO
Sara Alderman
Ymca Gymum
Ld Horse Show
Alderm
Tte Cole Guy
Jesses
C. C. Edwards
M. Haley
James McDowell
Pitts
Addie Edwards
My Williams
Lois
Musical Art Club Meeting Monday
The Musical Art club will meet Monday evening at eight at Mrs. H. Albion Mills home 1109 North Main Street ac This is one of two meetings for the year as the club limits its gatherings to twice annual sessions The mule ranks first in affection among North Carolina farm animals outnumbering the horse five to one The hippopotamus is the largest aquatic hoofed animal
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Musical Art Club
H. Albion Millis
North Main Street
North Carolina
Mrs Jennings Hosts Luncheon Bridge for Joplin Move
Mrs C O Williard entertained with a luncheon bridge at 629 West Leon Avenue to honor Mrs J H Jennings Jr who leaves for Joplin Maryland to join her husband Lieut Jennings. Also honored was Mrs Emmett Barker sister of Mrs Williard visiting from Brevard.
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C. O. Williard
West Leon Avenue
J. H. Jennings, Jr
Joplin
Jennings
Emmett Barker
Williard
Brevard
J. E. Slate
J. W. Williard
Nancy Williard
Lieut. Jennings
Jolly Y Club Hosts Soldiers At Outdoor Supper
The Jolly Y club hosted about thirty soldiers from the Overseas Replacement Depot in Greensboro for an outdoor supper at Mrs. David T. Yow’s home on Edgedale Drive. Miss Arlene Hedrick and Miss Juanita Lee were hostesses, with supper enjoyed outdoors before an informal dance at the YWCA. The next meeting will honor Miss Mae Barrier, a summer bride-elect.
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Jolly Y Club
David T. Yow
Edgedale Drive
Greensboro
Arlene Hedrick
Juanita Lee
Y.W.C.A
Mae Barrier
College Alumnae Dinner At Emerywood Country Club
High Point College alumnae association hosts an evening dinner at Emerywood Country Club. Herman Coble, 1927 alumnus and Draper School principal, speaks. music by Dorothy Hoskins, soprano, and Iris Welch Gregory, flutist. Edwin Hedrick leads alumnae. reservations with Dr. N. M. Harrison at High Point College by Thursday noon.
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Emerywood Country Club
High Point College
Herman Coble
Draper School
Dorothy Hoskins
Iris Welch Gregory
Edwin Hedrick
High Point
N. M. Harrison
Births in High Point Area Add Three New Additions
Mr and Mrs Frank Byrum of Fairfield road announce the birth of a son Charles Lyndon on June 12 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J K Long of Clara Cox Apt 3 B announce the birth of a daughter Jeanette Yvonne on June 15. Mrs Long is the former Cherise Armstrong of Winston Salem. Mr and Mrs C R Tucker of High Point route two announce the birth of a daughter Patricia May on June 15 at the Washington Street Unit High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Byrums
Frank Byrum
Fairfield Road
Charles Lyndon
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
LONGS
J. K. Long
Clara Cox Apt
3-B
Jeanette Yvonne
Patricia May Tucker
C. R. Tucker
High Point Route Two
Patricia May
Washington Street
Graduation Day Pup Honored With Portland Diploma
A Portland grade school awarded a diploma cum laude to a dog named Buster after ten years of perfect attendance. The old sheepdog never missed a day, greeted each student with a pat, sat near the teacher, and nodded through lessons before napping when classes bored him.
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Ainsworth
Portland
Ore
Buster
Ten Year Student Ten Year Student Buster Buries Bone at School
A long standing pupil nicknamed Buster, overweight from daily lunches, vanished after graduation. A search party found him and brought him back to receive his diploma, where he buried a meaty bone on school grounds after the ceremony.
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Penseter
Another Bridge Party For Mrs Albertson
Mrs John Robert Albertson celebrated her marriage with a bridge and tripoley party hosted by Miss Louise Hardison at 720 West Broad. Guests included Misses Edith Bulla and Eva Doss and Mrs Joseph D Carr Jr. Top honors went to the bride, with prizes of stationery and crystal given.
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John Robert Albertson
Edith Bulla
Louise Hardison
Billie Cribbs
Eva Doss
Joseph D. Carr, Jr
Miss Hardison
West Broad Street
Elsie Edwards
Gladys Albertson
Miriam Dyer
Bridge contract analysis and bidding lessons from Culbertson
The article reviews a misfired East hand in a two bid contract where miscommunication led to a failed defense. It analyzes how East could have steered the outcome by bidding diamonds to induce a heart contract for West and counter four spades. It notes the ongoing loss of salt and minerals into the sea at about three billion tons per year.
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West
East
South
Declarer
Listen Warla nerweeren on life and choice
A reflective monologue argues that every act has a reason, linking past quarrels to present outcomes. It contrasts human foresight with brute instinct, insisting people can study themselves and their world to master their fate.
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Mary
Jim
Jewish Women Hear Southern Head at Luncheon
The twelfth annual High Point Council of Jewish Women luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel June 15 featured guest speaker Mrs. Moise Cahn of New Orleans. New officers were installed led by Mrs. Ben L. Herman as president and Mrs. He the new president pledged a productive year.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sheraton Hotel
Moise Cahn
New Orleans
Council of Jewish Women
Harry Doctor
R. J. Wagger
L. Greenberg
S. L. Taub
Sheraton Room
Anne Adams Pattern 4836 for halter neck top and bolero
Summer sewing note offers pattern 4836 for a halter neck top and matching bolero in junior miss sizes 11 through 18. Requires 2 yards 35 inch fabric with a 2 yard contrast, plus a transfer motif for linens and garments. Send 20 cents for patterns or 10 cents more for the Pattern Book to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department, New York.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Notable Local People Leave for Visits and Recoveries
Pauline Osborne of High Point travels to New York for two weeks after completing studies at High Point College to visit relatives. Mrs. J. Henry Hill returns home after visiting husband stationed at Lakes Camp in Chicago. Nancy Cauble and Judy Mower depart for Camp Shirley Rogers in Roaring Gap for a month. Erwin Perry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis H. Perry, undergoes tonsillectomy June 14 at Dr. M. B. Leath’s clinic and recovers at home. Mrs. Ruby Polson enters Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem for treatment. Mrs. Robert F. Sawyers and daughter Kathryn Sue return home after visits in Newport News and Richmond, Va. Sgt. and Mrs. J. C. Mims host relatives. Mrs. Mims works in civil service in Washington, D. C., husband stationed stateside after serving in the South Pacific. Lucille Bumgarner, longtime Jamestown high school faculty member, is ill with virus pneumonia at 350 Tenth Avenue, Hickory. she was elected Jamestown PTA president 1944-45 and is active in church, Girl Scouts, and PTA.
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Pauline Osborne
High Point Route Four
New York
High Point College
Lucille Bumgarner
Jamestown High School
Tenth Avenue
Hickory
Rankin Memorial Philatheas Meet and Local Events
The Philathea class at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church meets at 7 30 PM at 613 Chandler Street hosted by Mrs W C Newby with L M Smith and Ray Nance assisting. A Southside Baptist Prayer Band service follows at Miss Daisy Shaw 308 Walker Street with Arthur Bean as speaker. St Edward's Guild hosts a cake sale tomorrow 9 AM to 12 PM at the Furniture Store to benefit the church work.
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Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
W. C. Newby
Chandler Street
Mesdames L. M. Smith
Ray Nance
Southside Baptist Church
Daisy Shaw
Walker Street
Arthur Bean
Guild of
Saint. Edward's Church
Junior Musical Art Club Meets at Clara Massey Home
The Junior Musical Art club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 PM at Clara Anne Massey’s home 425 Louise Avenue. The announcement notes the gathering is to be held there.
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Junior Musical Art Club
Clara Anne Massey
Louise Avenue
Sonny Hepler Celebrated Second Birthday Party
Monday June 12 marked a gala for Stokes Hepler Jr known as Sonny as he was honored at a birthday party. Guests arrived at 2 p.m. in the back lawn and nursery area gifts were opened. A long lace covered table held a large cake with Happy Birthday inscription and favors for girls and boys.
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Stokes Hepler, Jr
Sonny
Marjorie Hooker
Thomasville
Gas Applications Must Be Made to Board in Person
The local ration board announced that transport gas online applications must be filed in person. Third quarter allotments will start next Monday, and applicants should bring their certificate of war necessity and visit the board early. A storm helped destroy the Spanish Armada and saved England from invasion in 1588.
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Ration Board
J. F. Jones
England
Canadian Industry and Farm Stocks in Wartime Survey
A 1944 survey estimates Canada has about three and a half million industrial workers and shows farm stock growth from 40 million hens in 1939 to roughly 58 million in 1943. It notes a Mercerized cotton process attributed to John Mercer to strengthen cotton with caustic soda. The Indian government reportedly produced around 36 million sandbags in a year.
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Canada
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New York City
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