Calendar of local club meetings for Tuesday through Wednesday
The Monarch Auxiliary gathers at 2 30 p m at Mrs H D Minnis 1109 Greenway. West Emery Wood Garden Club meets 10 am at Mrs Charles Kearns Rockford Road with guest speaker Mrs N P Yarborough. Utopian Study Club hosts Mrs J I Groome at 113 Hillcrest Drive at 3 pm. Garden Study Club meets at 236 Monthieu Avenue at 3 pm. Mid-Week Study Club pre meeting at W Eshelman Johnson Street at 3 30 pm with Ms J A Eshelman presiding. Business and Professional Women's Club hosts March dinner and program at Elwood Heel dining room with Miss Xanie Stowe health chair and Dr A Herring as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Wood
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
C. F. Carroll
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Heel
Xanie Stowe
A. Herring
Hancock hostess celebrates Betty Ann birthday
Mrs. W. A. Hancock hosted a birthday party Saturday at her West Broad Street home for her daughter Betty Ann. Spring flowers with a red white and blue theme set the scene while games and contests entertained the children before refreshments were served by Mrs. Hancock and helpers. Attendees included Ovid Earns Jean Brown Jack Steed Gamon Betty Kearns and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Hancock
West Broad Street
Betty Ann
Steenth
Hancock
C. Clapp
C. L. Clapp
Ovid Earns
Jean Brown
Jack Steed
Gamon
Betty Kearns
N Jutin
Johnny Adams
Bill Ester
Bobbie Cameron
Sonia
C. L. Clapp, Jr
Charles
Marjorie Ingram
Mary Izabeth Lanier
Jacqueline Lanr
Anna Ruth Kearns
Junior Abry
Jimmie Hardison
Roy
Special Services Dedication Week at Churches
Dr O C Williamson pastor ill preach at evening service at Wesley Memorial Church. Rice will be held for church officials stewards and members of the missionary society. Services are daily at 10 a m and 7 30 p m in all Methodist churches as Week of Dedication continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Williamson
First Presbyterian Church
Wesley Menial Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society
All Methods
Mrs. Montgomery Young Talks On Exiled Queen Zita
Greensboro woman Mrs. Montgomery Young spoke at the High Point branch meeting of the American Association of University Women on Zita of Austria Hungary. She described Zita’s exile, eight children, and ongoing hope of restoration, noting the former empress’s resilience and pursuit of her son Karl’s throne. The session included discussion on women on the school board and nominating officers for the state AAUW, with social hour and refreshments to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Young
Greensboro
High Point
American Association of Ehe
Frederick R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Young
Zita
Austria Hungary
Hapsburgs
Karl
Austria-Hungary
Switzerland
North Carolna
A.A.U.W
Alice Paige White
Taylor
Mary Blair Mower
D. B. Pruett
E. M. Shipman
R. B. Sutton
Ivey Paylor
Sugar Saving Tested Recipes For Home Use Ginger Snaps
Sugar saving tested recipes printed with rationing program cooperation. Nutrition committee chaired by Mrs Lidie P Horton. Local high school home economics students assisted. Ginger snaps recipe with shortening molasses lemon extract egg flour ginger salt. Chill roll cut bake ten cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Facitor’s
Nutrition Committee
Citizens Service Corps
Lidie P. Horton
Shoemaker Penley Vows In York South Carolina
Mrs G F Shoemake of 806 Wall Street announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret Louise to Sgt Thomas M Penley Jr The vows were spoken on February 14 in York with E Getty Nunn officiating The bride wore a black and white street dress with white accessories and a white gardenia. Both families educated in High Point schools and employed locally. The couple will reside with Mrs Shoemake while Sgt Penley leaves for service in the British West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Shoemake
Wall Street
Margaret Louise
Thomas M. Penley
York
D. C
E. Getty Nunn
Sgt. Penley
High Point
British West Indies
YW Club Hosts Employers At Suppers And Pageant
The Florence Nightingale Club arranged an employer appreciation supper at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Guests included Harry Redd W D Cornelison J W Ledwell from Adams-Millis Floy Mehan High Point Overall J T Davis Tomlinson and Miss Southermill of the Demobilization Records Branch. A skit vocal solos readings and current events followed with remarks on what the Y means to industrial girls. The Adams Club installed new officers led by Margaret Burgess with others named including Betty Welch Helen Craver Arwilla Jones and Cornelia Isenhour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Florence Nightingale Club
Harry Redd
W. D. Cornelison
J. W. Ledwell
Adams-Millis Corporation
Floy Mehan
High Point Overall Company
J. T. Davis
Tomlinson’s
Southermill
Demobilization Records
Mr. Bell
Louise Welch
Ola Carpenter
The
Our School
Louise Surratt
Shi Dorsett
Ruth Ray
Evelyn Boyd
the Paik
Leta Anderson
Dessie Cox
H. W. McCain
Adams Club
Margaret Burgess
Betty Welch
Helen Craver
Arwilla Jones
Cornelia Isenhour
Robert Morrow
Life of
Christ
Local Social and Consumer Notes Highlight Early Spring Trends
Mrs. Laurance Ingram sails to Elizabeth City with her mother Mrs. Hollowell and will stay a week before returning to High Point. Miss Joyce Hunsucker returns from Washington DC after visiting a friend. Mrs. Ruby Polson undergoes a serious operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital and will not receive visitors for days. George W. Lowe recovers from influenza after two weeks. A spring fashion note previews cotton fabrics including cotton tweed coats and suits, with colorfully varied designs. Nylon insulation for wires in appliances is described as aiding metal conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurance Ingram
Elizabeth City
Cc. W. Hollowell
Ingram
High Point
Ruby Polson
Cross Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Anne Adams Pattern 4351 for Junior Miss Dresses
Young girls will love the Anne Adams Pattern 4351 dress with streamlined panels and a new neckline notch. Available only in junior miss sizes 11 13 15 17 with size 13 requiring 34 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send sixteen cents for pattern and ten cents more for the Spring Pattern Book to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Dinner Parties At Thomasville Honor Visitor
Mrs. Wilson hosted a dinner on West Main Street to honor Mrs. May Parmalee Jones of Wallingford Conn. visiting Mrs. Wilson s aunts Frances and Lena Myers. A second dinner on Myers Street honored Miss Alice Lambeth Wilson s birthday with a four course menu for Mrs. Jones and guests. Local church groups met for devotional and Bible study events at Mrs Meade Hites Salem Street home and at Mrs R D Bevan s home with various leaders guiding sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
A Wilson
West Main Street
May Parmalee Jones
Wallingford
Charles F. Lambeth
John R. Myers
Frank S. Lambeth
Alic Lambeth Wilson
Wilson
Mrs. Jones
Mare Snell
Myers Street
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Ralph Wilson
Frances
Lena Myers
Snell
Helen Chandler Bruce
Martha and Chandler Bruce
O. C. Chandler
Florence, S. C
James Lambeth, Jr
St. Paul's Epi
Meade Hite
Salem Street
Charles F. Phillips
Nell Battle Lewis
Presbyterian Church
R. D. Bevan
William van Liere
F. L. Dewit
R. L. McDonald
Church Guild Social Circle meets at Hedrick home
The Women’s Guild of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church will hold its second social circle gathering tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs. John W. Hedrick’s home, 825 North Main Street. Mrs. Hedrick hosts with daughter Mrs. Pete Oldham assisting, and the program will be by Mrs. Hedrick. The Stephens Bible Study Class meets Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. J. N. Stewart’s home, 210 Best Street, with Rev. P. H. Phaup as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Guild
The
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
John W. Hedrick
North Main Street
Stephens
J. N. Stewart
Best Street
P. H. Phaup
Uniform Strutting Not The Primary Aim For Women In Service
Ruth Millett argues women enlisted in WAACs WAVES and SPARS join not to strut in uniforms but to gain roles and learn to wear military clothes confidently. An SPARS officer recalls initial discomfort turning into suitability after mastering new jobs, comparing it to beginners adapting to skiing or riding. Millett notes women miss colorful clothes yet stay focused on service over appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Scout Council To Meet On Thursday
The Girl Scout Council will hold its regular March meeting at the YWCA on Thursday morning at ten o'clock. All members are asked to be present, announced by Mrs. Mabel Burnett, local Girl Scout director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Y.W.C.A
Mabel Burnett
Births Almanac Notices From Greensboro Area
Mr and Mrs J P Richardson announce James Robert born Feb 28 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. J A Benfield and Bertha Jarrett announce James Albert Jr born Feb 25 at Guilford General Hospital. Diana Carroll daughter born Feb 25 to W A Walser and Alma Billings. Cassidys welcome daughter born Feb 27 at Guilford General Hospital. FE Brewer reports son born Feb 25 at Guilford General Hospital. Setzer twins Billie Jean and Betty Dean born Feb 27 at Guilford General Hospital. L C Williams welcomes Jackie Cornelius born March 2 at Guilford General Hospital. Percy Smith reports son Larry Lavahn born Feb 26 at Guilford General Hospital. C W Hedrick and Mary Wright announce John Eric born Feb 27 at Guilford General Hospital. J T Hilton reports son John Truman born Feb 28 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Richardson
James Robert
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. A. Benfield
East Commerce Street
James Albert, Jr
Guilford General Hospital
Benfield
Bertha Jarrett
W. A. Walser
West Green Street
Diana Carroll
Walser
Alma Billings
J. A. Cassidy
West Russell Street
FE. C. Brewer
Park St
L. H. Setzer
Dayton Street
Iof
Billie Jean
Betty Dean
L. C. Williams
North Main Street
Jackie Cornelius
Percy Smith
Larry Lavahn
Smith
Forest Hines
C. W. Hedrick
East Green Street
John Eric
Hedrick
Mary Wright
Greensboro
J. T. Hilton
John Truman
Hilton
Virginia Reid
Glorify Yourself Clean Beauty Spot Saves Minutes
Alicia Hart advises creating an efficient home beauty retreat to save minutes daily. Keeping toilet articles clean and well organized, whether in a frilly dressing room or a simple window ledge, streamlines morning routines and supports steady grooming habits.
Home dehydration aids wartime pantry building in Tennessee
Housewives embrace food dehydration as a low cost method to store Victory Garden produce. TVA and the University of Tennessee showcase small table top and full size dehydrators, plans to public, and cost estimates around 15 dollars for materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Ogden
NEA
Knoxville, Tenn
Victory Gardens
Hawaii
South
Tennessee Valley Authority Agricultural Engineers
University of Tennessee Agricultural Experiment Station
TVA
Victory
FBI Seeks Source Of Phony Clothes Rationing Rumor
Washington dispatch notes the FBI investigates a spreading hoax claiming a clothes ration book with $80 yearly value was issued and later recalled. The piece explains OPAs procedures, warns against hoarding rumors, and contrasts point system plans with individual limits. It also mentions sauerkraut, peanut butter, and beauty tips as civilian guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Ann France Wilson
NPA
Washington
OPA
America
Lions Of T ville Report Gum Machine Funds and Plans
Thomasville Lions Club reported 57.86 earned from gum machines in February and added to the club fund for glasses and blind work. An RAF film, Target For Tonight, was shown by S T Stoker. Plans discussed to seek Sunday library and gym access. visitors included A O Spainhour Joel Walker and Paul Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lions Club
S. T. Stoker
RAF
England
Germany
A. O. Spainhour
Joel Walker
Paul Harris
Bronson Matney To Sing In Thomasville Concert
Thomasville records Bronson Matney a talented High Point tenor to perform Sunday afternoon March 7 at 2 30 in the High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Matney
Thomasville
The
Enterprise
High Point
Noted School Glee Club to Perform in Community Program
The event includes several selections by the High Point School Glee Club and is sponsored by the Recreation and Morale committee of the Community and War Service Council. The public is invited with no admission charged. Matthey, a promising young musician, has appeared on Major Bowes radio program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point School Glee Club
Community and War Service Council
Matthey
Major Bowes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Tupesday
Monarch Auxiliary
H. D. Minnis
Greenway
Aughter
Presley
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Penley
York, S. C
Emerywood Beauty Shop
Sheraton Beauty Shop
Mr. Stanley
Franklin Simons
Pennsylvania Hotel
New York City
Bob
Joyce Hunsucker
Lexington Avenue
Washington, D. C
J. H. Edwards
Quitman
Georgia
C. B. Bailey
Miss Georgia Norton
George W. Lowe
Little
Princess
Reformed Circle Meeting
Scout Council
Alicia Hartner
Atlanta
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee
Childs
Lions of
T’ville
Piedmont Carolinas
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