Legion Auxiliary Elects Delegates for Raleigh Meeting
Eighteen members attended the Legion Auxiliary regular meeting at President Mrs. L. R. Pen home. Delegates to the department meeting in Raleigh August 26 were named with several members chosen as alternates. The program highlighted a Girls' State report by Doris Ormond Virginia Forward and Eldora Haworth, with Haworth noted as chief justice of the mock Supreme Court. Social hour followed with refreshments as associate hostesses assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion Auxiliary
L. R. Penand
Tes
Mesdames Leigh Har
L. R. Peacock
A. B. Dykes
W. Williams
Oscar Smith
J. King
RL. Waynick
Res
W. J. Bennett
George R
C. B
Miss Idol Discusses Pyle and War at YWCA Luncheon
At the June YWCA membership luncheon in Adams Memorial building Miss Vera Idol spoke on Ernie Pyle and the war in Europe. She praised Pyle as a humane journalist who lived with G I s and cited Brave Men, noting the nation’s debt to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyle
Miss Idol
YWCA
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial Building
Vera Idol
Atto
Ernie
G.i.s
Wayside Garden Club Holds Indoor Picnic At Hayden Home
About fifty members and their husbands gathered at Mrs. J. F. Hayden's 400 Washington Street in Erie to enjoy the Wayside Garden club annual picnic. Rain forced indoors with a bower of cut flowers, red rose centerpiece, and a bountiful supper served at six thirty. Mrs. Chester Haworth presides as the club plans to resume meetings next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
Hayden
Chester Haworth
Mrs. McCarters Pupils Stage Spring Piano Recital
The piano pupils of Mrs. McCarter held a spring recital at home Tuesday evening. The students presented pieces with clear tone and confident interpretation while demonstrating early technical proficiency. Jane Roach earned praise for the year’s most progress and Sandra Witchell and Hester were commended for their efforts.
Tau Phi Lambda Meeting Tonight
The Theta Kappa chapter of Tau Phi Lambda sorority will meet this evening at eight o'clock in the W.O.W. hall at East Washington and Wrenn streets. All members are urged to attend to practice and note a change in the meeting date to Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Kappa
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
W.O.W. Hall
East Washington and
Wrenna Streets
Archdale
Girl Scouts
Girl Scouts of
Girl Scout
Mrs Cates Honored at Mrs C A McCain Shower
Mrs Cates formerly Miss Colleen Teague was honored at a party and miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs C A McCain at 1115 Tipton Pig. Fifteen guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes to Mrs Clyde Pearson and Mrs L C Morgan and a selection of gifts for the honoree. An ice course followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. McCain
Tiptor Pig
Car] Cates
Colleen Teague
Clyde Pearson
L. C. Morgan
Ladies Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Club
Mesdames P. Y. Adams and O. Cc. Durland led North-South scores in the Emerywood country club ladies bridge plate event held at the clubhouse yesterday with Mrs. C. G. Mackintosh as hostess. East-West top scorers were Mesdames Harold Bennett and Laurance Ingram, with runners-up including Mesdames J. W. Ayres and W. P. Hazelwood and Mesdames C. T. Ingram and E. T Howard. A luncheon followed as reservations were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Y. Adams
O. Cc. Durland
Emerywood Country Club
C. G. Mackintosh
Mesdames
Harold Bennett
Laurance Ingram
J. W. Ayres
W. P. Hazelwood
Chi-Ches-Ters Pills Claim Relief for Monthly Distress
Advertises Chi-Ches-Ters Pills as relief for menstrual cramps headaches and nervous tension. Claims benefit when taken two or three days before the period with an added iron ingredient to promote energy. Advises consulting a doctor for organic conditions and warns to use only as directed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canonom
Mother of Eight Sons In Service Christens Ship
Mrs. W. T. Johnston of Rt 1 will christen the navy ship USS Papago in Charleston S C with Mrs. J B Wardell Jr as matron of honor. The ceremony occurs June 21 at 6 PM at the Dry Dock Shipbuilding Co. Johnston family members include sons serving in navy army and air force in the Pacific, Germany, Utah and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Johnston Rt. 1
U.S.S
Johnston
Wardell
Jamestown Rt. 1
Joseph W. Johnston
Navy
Beaufort
S. C
South Pacific
James E. Johnston
U.S. Naval Hospital
Camp Lejeune
Talmadge Johnston
Germany
Army
Pvt
Herman R. Johnston
R. C. Johnston
Seabees
Pacific
John A. Johnston
Cherry Point Marine Base
Cpl
Thomas H. Johnston
Kearns
Utah
Army Air Force
Burmandia-China
L. W. Johnston
Forest Park
W. T. Johnston
Charleston
Navy Seeks Large Wave of WAVEs for Replacements
Local recruiting officer Mrs. R T L Quigley reports the Navy aims to enlist many more WAVEs to replace service members. About 40 local young women already serve in the WAVEs, with Chief Crane and weekly Greensboro offices aiding recruitment. Blank forms and assistance are available through Mrs. Quigley and library donations, for girls under 21 seeking enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
R. TL. Quigley
Quigley
Shoaf Snider Vows At Welch Memorial in June Wedding
Miss Lauretta Leigh Snider and E Clifford Shoaf wed at Welch Memorial Church on Saturday June 16 at 8 p m in a ceremony described as beautiful and simple. Rev George H Wallace officiated with music by Ramona Pons and Bronson Matney Jr. Ushers included Lee Smith and Leon Arnedge. The bride wore white eyelet embroidery with navy accessories. maid of honor was Virginia Snider. Both families listed with P A Snider as father of the bride and F E Clifford Shoaf as groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauretta Leigh Snider
E. Clifford Shoaf
Welch Memorial Sethodial
George H. Wallace
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Ramona Pons
Bronson Matney
Miss Pons
Bond
Mr. Matney
d’Hardelot
de Isoven
Local rationing board announces limited hours this week
Mrs. Emma Leigh Hethcock, chief clerk of the Thomasville rationing board, announced that the board office will be open to the public this week only from 10 a.m. to noon. The shortened hours are to help staff finish the heavy work tied to issuing sugar coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Emma Leigh Hethcock
War Bond Booth Calendar Listing Names and Chairs
The calendar lists Thursday events for H. P. Chapter No. 106 Order of Eastern Star chaired by Mrs. E. G. Updegrove and others. Friday shows D.A.R. chaired by Mrs. C. E. Diffendal, with Minnis listed as chair. Saturday features Newcomers Club chaired by Mrs. S. P. Ponsaing and YWCA Club Group plus Business and Professional Women's Club chaired by Miss Birtie White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P
Order of Eastern Star
E. G. Updegrove
Cooperette Club
H. D. Minnis
Beta Sigma Phi
Melvin Hayes
D.A.R
C. E. Diffendal
S. P. Ponsaing
Y.W.C.A. Club Group
Business and Professional Women's Club
Military nurse Lt. Moxley visits family in Charlotte area
Lt. Bytha Moxley, recently promoted to first lieutenant in the army nurse corps and stationed at Kennedy General Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, visits her sister Ethel Moxley and Miss Jessie Lassiter at 246 Boulevard for ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bytha Moxley
Ethel Moxley
Jessie Lassiter
Boulevard
Moxley
Army Nurse Corps
Kennedy General Hospital
Memphis
Tenn
Business and Professional Women's Club Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club holds a 7:30 p m business meeting at the Sheraton hotel. It is not a dinner meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Bridge bidding dispute over six diamonds contract
An argument in an expert card game centers on who caused a missed laydown slam in six diamonds. South claims his bidding was super strong and North should have bid six diamonds, while North argues his overcalls and raises left him nothing to show and that South's strength did not justify a six diamond contract. Both acknowledge South's strength and question North's decisiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
No Ration Shoes Offer Unrationed Comfort This Summer
AP Fashion Editor notes unrationed fabric shoes available this year in gabardine linen meshes and Guatemalan fabrics with white and black colors. Comfortable breathable designs with platform soles now possible after WPB restrictions lifted, including low wedges for sports outfits and medium heels for walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Rof
Home Agent Schedules Week Activities in Guilford County
Mrs. Lillian P. Kimrey schedules a week of duties starting tomorrow with a Greensboro meeting with John Harris, a landscape extension specialist. Friday includes an office visit and a canning demonstration at Dr. W. L. Jackson's farm managed by Mrs. Sidney Ives. Saturday she returns to her office after aiding in a 4-H leaders' school in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian P. Kimrey
Guilford County
Kimrey
John Harris
Greensboro
W. L. Jackson
Sidney Ives
Public Relations Panel Plans Extensive Work
The public relations panel met at 4 PM with co chairman Charles Mendenhall. Increase panel membership to contact many people daily and distribute OPA price regulation literature. Next meeting set for Tuesday July 10 at 4 PM with monthly sessions thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Price and Rationing Board
Charles Mendenhall
OPA
Charlotte
High Point Ordinance Sets Juvenile and Parks Commission Size
The city council amends Chapter B Article II Section 8 to specify the Juvenile and Parks Commission shall have eight to twelve members. Appointees shall serve four years. The ordinance repeals conflicting provisions and takes effect after passage on June 5 1945. Lois Welborn is the city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF
High Point
Juvenile and Parks Commission
Lois Welborn
Women of Moose Install New State Officers Tonight
The Women of the Moose plan an installation of new officers at eight this evening at the Moose home on North Main Street. Pilgrim C. D. Clutter of Danville Virginia will be grand installing officer. Members are urged to attend and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nondas Metcalfe
USO
Misses Muse
GSO
Miss Muse
Army
Ord
New York
The
Moose
North Main Street
Pilgrim C. D. Clutter
Danville, Va
Birth of Beckey Sue Peeler at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs William Peeler of 402 Smith Street announce the birth of a daughter Beckey Sue on June 18 at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peeler
Smith Street
Beckey Sue
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Citywide playground program opens for summer enrollment
Parents urged to visit city playgrounds as the summer program runs to August 15 under Boys Commissioner J J Ellington. Two new colored playgrounds opened with about 75 children registered. Homer McCoy will organize softball, teach court layout, and start a tennis tournament in early July. The softball league targets grammar school boys and older youths join another league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ellington
Ellington
Homer McCoy
Ada Blair
Oak Hill
Clara Cox
Cloverdale
Johnson
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Legion Auxiliary
Raleigh
Ernie Pyle
G.J. Ce
George Ralhiom
P. J. Neal
Joseph D. Cox
Robert Bain
W. C. Beavans
Haltom
Cox
Tau Phi Lambda
Nelson
Florist
Decorators Prancis
Main St
Minnie Lee
Steed
Betty Trotter
Rab Tyner
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
Main &T
Mrs. Car
Cates
Yow’s Funeral Home
Welch
War Bond Booth
USO Jr
Margaret W. Gano
Sedgefield High Point Road
Dallas High School
Gaston County
Sallie Clark
Waves
Naval Offices
Washington, D. C
George Clark
Miss Clark
the Waves
Hallie Starling
H. S. Smith
Wright Street
Reba Porterfield
Durham
Robert Epps
Long Street
J. T. Dickens
Charlotte Memorial Hospital
Stamey Stroud
Loella and
Orveille
Greensboro Road
Josephine Culbertson
South Dealer
East-West Vulnerable
Agan Sandal
Bible School
Archdale Methodist Church
Glasgow
France
Britain
Becky Sue Peeler
Clara Co
Ada Blai Ida
Oak
Oakill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Carolinas
Mannie Gates
John M. Duff
Beth
John M. Duff, Jr
Tiwest Ocean
BIG Green Tent Choir
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