Social events announced for Emerywood and High Point
Calendar items list a final summer meeting of the High Point Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at 308 Hillcrest Drive with speaker Thomas W. Sprinkle, a weekly Emerywood Country Club ladies bridge, a luncheon for Miss Mary Lewis Millis at the club, a luncheon for the bride elect Miss Millis, and a tea hosted by Miss Eleanor Amos in Emerywood described as a come and sit affair.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Gurney H. Kearns
Hillcrest Drive
Mesdames D. E. Richardson
C. B. Mattocks
R. L. Waynick
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Emerywood Country Club
Doris Stroupe
Mary Lewis Millis
Clara Cole Sherrod
Millis
C. Thomas Latimer
Eleanor Amos
Emerywood
Ladies Golf Day At Emerywood Country Club
The weekly ladies golf day is set for tomorrow at Emerywood Country Club. A luncheon will be served at 12 30 in the grill, tea at the clubhouse after play, and a Scotch foursome is planned for Wednesday afternoon. Players without arranged games may call Mr Meri Jes at the club. a small entry fee will be charged.
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Emerywood Country Club
Meri Jes
Hulin Couple Welcome Son Melvin Buddy Jr
Mr and Mrs Buddy Hulin of 2212 East Green Street announce the birth of a son Melvin Buddy Jr on June 23 at Burrus Memorial Hospital Mrs Hulin was formerly Miss Doris DeLappe
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Buddy Hulin
East Green Street
Melvin Buddy, Jr
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hulin
Doris DeLappe
Mrs A A Koonce Hosts Alpha Theta Psi Alumni
Mrs. A A Koonce entertained Alpha Theta Psi alumni of High Point College on a Saturday afternoon with a desert bridge session. Guests joined in games, prizes were awarded for high score and runner up, and Miss Vera Idol received a linen gift from the hostess.
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Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
High Point College
A. A. Koonce
Desert Bridge
Dennis Young
Smith Moss
Tom Bouldin
Unity Nash
Vera Idol
Ina McAdams
Thelma Moss
Annie Lee Jarriel
W. J. Carter
Tyree Nabors
Cameron Deans
Local greetings from Gibson and Thorn ton families
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Gibson returned from Rocky Mount Virginia where they visited Mr. and Mrs. L. Foy Thorn ton. Miss Hazel Bogies stayed with Mrs. L. L. Farlow in Greenwood. Mrs. R. C. Metters spent the weekend at Parris Island South Carolina visiting her son in the Marines. Mrs. Virginia Marsh is recovering at Randolph Hospital Asheboro after a major operation and can now receive visitors. Jim Moore of Thomasville is visiting his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Must on South Main Street.
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W. P. Gibson
A. Lee Gibson
Rocky Mount, Va
Hazel Bogies
L. L. Farlow
Greenwood
R. C. Metters
Parris Island
S. C
U. S. Marines
Virginia Marsh
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
Jim Moore
Thomasville
Mrs. C. C. Must
South Main Street
Finesse Of Queen Brings On Defeat
In a bridge hand the declarer loses by finessing the queen of spades after North's spade bid. If the ace of clubs wins the opening lead, the player should cash spades to force three spades, four hearts and two clubs for the contract, instead of relying on the finesse.
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North
Make-It-Do tips and insulation push amid shortages
Washington reports urge to reuse Pop's chair with patch or slipcover options. Furniture makers expand reupholstery as kapok hinges and springs grow scarce. OPA notes home insulation boom and storm windows as fuel costs rise. A simpler coffee brewing method is sought by solo drinkers amid rationing.
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Washington
Pop
OPA
America
Java
A&p
Garnish Frill less Frock With Gay Costume Jewelry
Rosellen Callahan describes inexpensive summer costume jewelry in plastics acetates ceramics shells wood and fish scales. She notes how chunky necklaces bracelets flower sprays and novelty pins boost streamlined silhouettes and fit beachy playwear with bright turquoise burnt sienna pastels and floral motifs.
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Rosellen Callahanner
Adams Pattern 4438 Frock for Misses and Women
An Adams easy to sew frock pattern 4438 with one piece shoulder yokes and front bodice invites contrast fabrics or a single tone. Sizes 14 to 40 include yardage specifics for size 16 and a request to send sixteen cents with size name and address to The High Point Enterprise pattern department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Sunday Christian Science Lesson Discusses Comforter Truth
The lesson sermon for Sunday June 27 centers on Arise shine as the light of the Lord rises upon. Bible citations stress belief in God and Jesus, while sources from Science and Health address Christ as the divine idea and the comforter leading into all truth.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Christ
God
St. John
Schedule Fixed For Opening UNC Navy Unit
Chapel Hill June 28 The new navy V-12 college training unit at the University of North Carolina with a quota of 1330 trainees will start this week. Capt W S Popham is navy commandant, Dr Francis F Bradshaw and Guy D Phillips lead university arrangements. Detachment 1 reports Tuesday with organization and registration beginning Wednesday. Freshman and transfer enrollees register Friday and Saturday with naval reservists. instruction to start Monday July 5.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
W. S. Popham
Navy
University
Francis F. Bradshaw
Guy D. Phillips
College For War Training
Carolina Naval Rotc
Naval and Marine
Responsibility Of Parents Needed To Fight Delinquency
Ruth Millett argues parental responsibility is key to reducing juvenile delinquency. She notes Jacksonville Florida police plan city curfew enforcement and urges parents to set curfews at home. The piece stresses that delinquency starts with parents and applies to one’s own children if not actively addressed.
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Ruth Millett
Jacksonville
Fla
Popularity Contest at Main Street Methodist
The annual contest at Main Street Methodist Church crowned Miss Carole Kearns as first place winner and Brenda Joyce Liner as second. Several babies were sponsored as special guests at the church birthday party held after the event.
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Main Street Methodist Church
Carole Kearns
Fielding Kearns
Brenda Joyce Liner
Gladioli and chrysanthemum care for better bulbs and blooms
The Tar Heel Gardener advises cutting gladioli just before the first floret opens to avoid bruising and promote larger bulbs, leaving three or four leaf blades. Pinch chrysanthemums to maximize flower numbers, remove side shoots on large bloom types, and fertilize moderately as color appears. Watch for aphids and spray with labeled nicotene sulphate rotenone or pyrethrum formulations.
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Arond
Ducks and Aviators Share V Formation Flight
Ducks fly in a V formation to reduce air resistance and save energy, a pattern mirrored by human aviators. The staggered wing arrangement creates upwash that assists trailing birds, allowing efficient travel across long distances.
Pythagoras and the Earth’s Shape in Ancient Greece
In the sixth century BCE the Greek thinker Pythagoras promoted the idea that the earth is round, shaping early mathematical and philosophical views about our planet.
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Pythagoras
B.C
Odd Comparisons Span Distant Lands
A quirky collection notes Alaska’s sparse population density, Africa’s unique umbrella stands made from hollow elephant legs, and a Chinese typewriter keyboard with 400 characters.
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Africa
Wing Span Of The Mars Flying Boat Revealed
The new giant flying boat Mars spans 181 feet from wingtip to wingtip. Official tests confirm its vast size and construction details.
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Nays New Igiant
Mars
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Madeline Hoover
Alpha Theta Psi
McKenney
By William FE. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Ate—E. and
W. Vil
West North East
An Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
UNC Navy
Volta
Main Street
WAACS
U. S. Army Air Forces
NEA
San Angelo
Tex
Bombardier
Alaska
Pru Mapes
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