Alpha Theta Psi Sorority Feted By Mrs Strickland
High Point College alumnae chapter Alpha Theta Sorority enjoyed a June meeting at Mrs. Thomas E Strickland s Fern Dale Drive home. Guests included Mrs Chester Gregory Miss Annie Lee Jarrell and Miss Hildreth Gabriel. Top scores earned perfume and bath powder prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Sorority
High Point College
Thomas E. Strickland
Ferndale Drive
Chester Gregory
Annie Lee Jarrell
Hildreth Gabriel
Thomas Bouldin
Trinity
Mesdames Bouldin
Gregory
Tyree Nabors
William Carter
Dennis Young Cameron Deans
Unity Nash
Picnic Supper Marks Final Detachment Event at High Point College
About 300 attended a picnic supper for the High Point College Aviation Detachment marking the unit's closing and personnel transfer. The Army hosted, USO assisted with plans and hospitality, and Mrs. E C Harville led cooking. Highlights included moving tires, a College Detachment vs Jay Newby All Star baseball game, and aviation-themed movies by Avia St Bissette. Captain Wayne praised the USO and Harville staff for a standout evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Army
USO
E. C. Harville
College and Dietician
Aviation St . Bissette
Jay Newby
Bissette
Air Corps
al College
Wayne
Harville
Art Exhibit Opens At Elm Street School Afternoon And Evening
Elm Street school hosts a state art exhibit this afternoon from three to five and tonight from eight to ten. Mrs. W B McEwen serves as state chairman and the event is sponsored by the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs. Twelve noted North Carolina artists display works as part of a traveling show across the state. The article also notes that nearly 400000 dollars worth of American toys were received into South Africa last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street School
W. B. McEwen
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
South Africa
District BPWC Names Oriana James Third District Director
Mrs Oriana B James of this city was elected to lead the Third District of the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at the Asheville meeting. The district includes Leaksville Spray Winston Salem Greensboro Asheboro Thomasville and High Point with recruitment of new clubs a major 1944 45 goal. Dr Irma Henderson Smathers of Asheville headed the state alamo at the same meeting which ran June 23 25 for its 23rd annual convention with other local BPWC members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Oriana B. James
Leaksville-Spray
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Asheboro
Thomasville
High Point
Alamo
Irma Henderson Smathers
Asheville
BPWC
E. M. Shipman
Anne Russell
Feral Green
Annette Stowe
Alta Chamelin
Birtie White
Community Calendar Highlights Apt Activities This Week
The calendar lists events at multiple venues from Wednesday to Sunday. Activities include a American Auxiliary meeting with Mrs. J T Mann, reports from Charlotte convention and Girls State Greensboro, cake cutting for Miss Alice Hoffman and Lieut Alfred Scofield, a Garden Club meeting, a wedding at Wesley Memorial, a Temperance Union gathering, family dinner at Emerywood, a country club gin rummy party, USO dance at the YMCA, and a YWCA buffet supper closing the series for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American — Auxiliary
J. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Charlotte
Greensboro
Alice Hoffman
Alfred Scofield
Hoffman
West Emerywood Gardens
CT. Thy
Stephens Bible Study Class Meets Tomorrow
The Stephens Bible Study class will meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs. John G. York at her Hawthorne street home. Mrs. C. F. Grayson will be the leader for this session. The Government of Spain is trying to increase domestic production of manganese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
John G. York
Hawthorne Street
C. 5. Grayson
Spain
Exceptional defense preserves trump for partner in bridge
In a highly unusual contract bridge deal with North as dealer and both sides vulnerable, the defender holds the high trump when it is the only trump for their side. The declarer holds ample length in the suit, creating an exception to the general rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Bridge play scrambles to seal contract after risky diamond line
In a tense bridge hand West discards a heart to a diamond ace while declarer plans a club finesse. West later cashes hearts and returns a club to threaten a ruff, West ruffs none, and South chooses a heart, unsure if East holds the club or spade queen. East’s distribution leaves declarer unable to guard against the thirteenth card and the contract is doomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
Declarer
East i
Jaelen
En Ted Totter
East
Eight year old Raynard Clay to seek Baltimore treatment tonight
Raynard Clay son of Mr and Mrs Frank Clay of 406 Gordon street leaves this evening for Baltimore Md where he has been treated intermittently since April He will be accompanied by his father and expects to be away for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raynard Clay
Frank Clay
Gordon Street
Baltimore
McBride Boy Celebrates Ninth Birthday at Home Party
Philip Larry McBride was entertained Saturday afternoon by Jean Davis at 1416 Tryon Street on Larrys ninth birthday. Eighteen guests attended including John Newlin and Peggy Rumsey. A pink and white cake with ice cream, games, and miniature flags accompanied gifts for Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Larry McBride
Jean Davis
Tryon Street
Larry
John Newlin
Peggy Rumsey
Births Jerald Michael Black and Jerry Leigh Kirk
Irvin and Mrs. Black announce the birth of a son Jerald Michael June 23 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Aviation Cadet and Mrs. W G Kirk Jr announce the birth of son Jerry Leigh on June 24 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Kirk resides at 307 Kennedy street while husband stationed at Ocala Florida with the army. The Netherlands Indies Government has a program to establish basic industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerald Michael Black
Irvin Black
Montheu Avenue
Jerald Michael
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kirks
W. G. Kirk, Jr
Jerry Leigh
Boulevard
Council Institute set for August by NCFWC board
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs executive board at Raleigh named August 30-31 as dates for the annual Council Institute to accommodate teachers starting in September. The program will include forums, panels, and talks on issues such as cartels and postwar plans, led by first vice president Mrs. J. C. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Raleigh
Institute
J. C. Williams
Wilmington
J. Henry Highsmith
Federation
John Oan
Gordon Maddrey
Ahoskie
Paul B. White
Hill
International Actions Department
James T. Little
Greenville
W. T. Boss
J. O. MacClelland
James O. Brownie
Atlanta Constitution
Charlotte Woman's Club
Preston C. Farrar
Chapel Hill
Ellen Black Winston
Farrar
State Legislative Council
John D. Robinson
Wallace
Robinson
Department On Veterans’ Aid
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Broughton
Committee On Home and Public Safety
Highsmith
American Home Agent
Leon McC. Vick
Durham
Karl Bishopric
Spray
Home Demonstration Clubs
Nurses’ Association
U. S. Army
Norman T. Kirk
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Larkspur
Jacksonville
Florida
Why Aren't Women Good Sports
Elsie Robinson argues against male and female roles in risk taking and sports. G A C contends most women discourage risk, but the piece asserts women have always shouldered care and risk, and that without women taking chances humanity might not endure.
Deep River minister improves after illness
Rev. Joseph Peele, absent from the Deep River pulpit due to illness, is improving and other ministers have filled in. Mrs. Mittie Wilson and daughter Nina visited relatives in Raleigh and Pittsboro. T. J. Jones remains in serious condition after six weeks at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. A. B. Jordan and children visited relatives near Summerfield. A dinner honored Adolphus and Ralph Gossett in service. Ralph attended with his wife and small son. Berea Bible class met at the hut for a June gathering with pot luck and a brief business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peele
Deep River
Mittie Wilson
Nina
Raleigh
Pittsboro
T. J. Jones
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
A. B. Jordan
Summerfield
W. S. Gossett
Adolphus
Ralph
Berea
Rail cars and trailers in operation in Chile
Motor rail cars and trailers just placed in operation in Chile carry 90 passengers. In Holland 12 youths are sent to prison for forming an anti German club. Gold was discovered in Australia in 1851.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Holland
Australia
Girl Scouts Do Red Cross Work for Bandages
Girl Scouts of Troop 14 under Mrs. Jonat Hawkins rolled 325 bandages on Fridays helped by Mrs. Kenn ony and Mrs. J. H. Allred. They plan to continue the work through the remainder of the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Jonat Hawkins
Mildred Jeffers
Peggy Bencini
Ella Jew Jane Allen
Joan Jarrel
Kennony
J. H. Allred
Former Episcopalian Bishop Theodore Duboseton Dies
Bishop Theodore Dubose ton, 81, of Jackson Mississippi, longtime Episcopal church leader, died in a Jackson hospital after 41 years of service. He retired and was succeeded by William Mercer Green. A Winnsboro native, he once served as chancellor of the University of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Theodore Duboseton
Southeastern
South
William Mercer Green
Winnsboro
University of the South
Tenn
Mississi
Sundress Pattern 4847 for Women to Sew
Pattern 4847 by Anne Adams offers a button-back sundress with matching bolero in sizes 12 through 40. Includes transfer motifs for linens and garments, priced twenty cents per pattern, plus ten cents for the pattern book. Order details listed for High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th Gt
New York
Women of Moose Install State At Meeting Here
The Women of the Moose held a regular meeting at the Hall with Senior Regent Dorothy Forward presiding. J. O. Poindexter installed the new slate, naming Frances Lopp as Senior Regent and listing officers including Dorothy Forward, Annie Bradly, Mabel Beeson, Amy Forward, Aussie Forward, Gladys Richardson, Grace Beverly, Annie Henderson, and Effie Rambaulis. Poindexter spoke on cooperation between the Loyal Order of Moose and the Auxiliary Women of the Moose, followed by a nine o'clock ceremony and refreshments for members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Dorothy Forward
J. O. Poindexter
Frances Lopp
Annie Bradly
Mabel Beeson
Amy Forward
Aussie Forward
Gladys Richardson
Grace Beverly
Sentinel
Annie Henderson
Argus Effie Rambaulis
Poindexter
Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose
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Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Strickland
Reddy Kilowatt
Duke Power Company
East High Point Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Oak Grove Baptist Church
Kivett Drive
R. L. Smith
Emerywood Country Club
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Famous & Dia
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wilma Byerly Farmier
York County Hospital
Rock Hill
S. C
L. D. Chaney
Washington Unit
W. P. Frazier
John Venable
Route Four
Carolina Beach
Margaret Russell
Richlands
Jacqueline Kennedy
Rotary Drive
University of North Carolina
John Lewis Fishell
Winston- Salem
Fred J. Flagler, Jr
Navy
Kappa Alpha Chapter
Carolina
McBride
Netherlands Indies
Council-Institute
NCFWC
Charles G. Doak
Federation of Women's Clubs
Elsie Robinson
G.A.C
Paramount
Guilfor Furniture Cd
N. Main St
Lifebudy Ax
Cannon Towels
Swan
Efird’s Dept.stor
South Main Street
By Chane Ohlams
Women of
Moose
Minnie Lee
Steed
Iris James
Helen Wright
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
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