Mid-Week Study Club Pro Am Meeting and Women’s Club Dinner
The Mid-Week Study Club holds a 3:30 p m pro am at Mrs. J A Eshelman’s home on Johnson Street with Mrs C F Carroll in charge. At 6:30 p m the Business and Professional Women’s Club plans its March dinner and pro meeting at the Elwood Hotel dining room led by health chair Miss Xanie Stowe. Dr R A Herring will be guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
C. F. Carroll
Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Xanie Stowe
R. A. Herring
Prayer Topic Of Program Before Monarch Ladies
The Monarch Auxiliary met at Mrs. H. D. Minnis's Greenway Drive home yesterday afternoon with ten members present. President Mrs. D. W. Hunter led the business session and the club voted to contribute ten dollars to the Red Cross annual drive. Mrs. F. L. Conrad gave a talk on Prayer urging more time for prayer to aid the war effort. The next meeting is planned for April at Mrs. R. H. Culler's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Auxiliary
H. D. Minnis
Greenway Drive
D. W. Hunter
Red Cross
F. L. Conrad
America
R. H. Culler
White House
United States
Joseph D. Cox
Scout Leaders Plan Cookie Sale
Local Girl Scout leaders met at the headquarters to review the annual cookie sale. Mrs. Mabel Burnett said cookies are arriving this week but supply is limited to two thirds of last year and prices will be slightly higher due to war conditions. buyers should contact a Scout or the headquarters to place orders.
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Girl Scout
Mesdames
Sam Tobias
Tom Kearns
Mabel Burnett
Woman Legislator Runs Farm And Ten Children
ANNAPOLIS Md Mrs Josephine A Mackie Elkton Md legislator and the first woman ever to represent her county manages a 270 acre grain and dairy farm and rears and educates ten children. She says if qualified and interested a woman should pursue public career and notes Maryland children are raised on politics. Her family aids in farm duties while her oldest son serves in the Army and another son studies chemistry at Delaware. One daughter attends Maryland University and three younger children are in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Josephine A. Mackie
Elkton
Mackie
Catharine
W. O. T. Club Hosts Lt Truett on White House History
Mesdames Idol and Stewart hosted the W. O. T. Club at 210 Hillcrest Drive with Lt. Randall B. Truett as guest. Truett spoke on the history of the White House and Arlington, sharing changes through the years while guests enjoyed a spring tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
W. C. Idol
R. K. Stewart
Hillcrest Drive
Randall B. Truett
Lt. Truett
Washington
High Point
White House
Arlington
Emerywood Club Ladies Hold Usual Bridge Luncheon
Emerywood Country Club members gathered for the weekly bridge party and luncheon. North-South winners were Mesdames Hal Davis and J. O. Hauschild. East-West winners were Mesdames P. Y. Adams and O. C. Durland with contract winner Mrs. D. T. Hunne well. Runners-up and second scores noted, prizes were war savings stamps, with a full lunch served to reservations. Tomorrow night hosts a weekly family dinner with advance reservations required by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Hal Davis
J. O. Hauschild
P. Y. Adams
O. C. Durland
D. T. Hunnewell
Mesdames
W. P. Hazelwood
John S. Welborn
Esmond Slate
Robert Garland
F. T. Wilhite
R. D. Tillson
C. Durland
Logan Porter, Jr
Harold McKee
Welborn
W. P
Medical Auxiliary Dinner Meeting Planned for Greensboro Club
Local Guilford County Medical Auxiliary members wives of doctors will dine at six thirty tomorrow evening at the Greensboro Country Club. They will join the Guilford County Medical Society for dinner and then hold a separate meeting to hear the state president speak. The notice corrects an earlier erroneous announcement claiming tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Greensboro Country Club
Guilford County Medical Society
Beta Sigma Phi Postpones Meeting Until Later Date
The Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority postpones its meeting planned for this evening at Barbara Mathews home on Sunset Drive due to inclement weather. Members are asked to note the change of plans for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Barbara Mathews
Cloverdale PT A to Hear Victory Gardens Talk
The Parent-Teacher Association of Cloverdale School will host a Victory Gardens talk tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the school. P M Davis chairs the agriculture committee for the Victory Garden project and will arrange the speaker. Sixth grade pupils will perform a musical program to accompany the talk.
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Parent - Teacher Association of
Cloverdale School
P. M. Davis
Agriculure
Victory Garden
Johnson Street P T A Plans Evening on Victory Garden Project
The Johnson Street Parent Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the school to hear about the Victory Garden Project. Miss Virginia Frank will direct the elementary school orchestra in musical selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent- Teacher Association
High Point
Virginia Frank
We, the Women Give Needed Boost To War Wife's Ego
Ruth Millett advises readers to bolster the morale of war widows by praising their appearance and cooking, inviting them with lively plans, and seeking their opinions. The guide warns against pity and urges steady encouragement to restore confidence and self worth.
Oak Hill P T A Hear Program on Victory Gardens
The Oak Hill P T A met Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 at the school with Mrs Joe Tolbert presiding. The Tonette Band and grammar grades glee club performed while P M Davis A W Blair and J R Wagoner spoke on Victory Gardens urging planting and self sufficiency and noting where literature can be obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
P.T. A
Joe Tolbert
Tonette
P. M. Davis
A. W. Blair
J. R. Wagoner
Victory Gardens
Births: two daughters announced at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Doug Mashburn of 705 Richardson Street announce the birth of a daughter Joyce Ann at Burrus Memorial Hospital on March 1. Mrs Mashburn is the former Edna Shaver. Mr and Mrs RR Rogers announce the birth of a daughter Janice Frances on February 26 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Rogers is the former Pauline Current of Hamptenville NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Mashburn
Richardson Street
Joyce Ann
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mashburn
Edna Shaver
R. R. Rogers
Janice Frances
Burrus Memorial Hosital
Friends of Shirley Ray Gallimore Confined with Influenza
The small daughter of Mr and Mrs J Ray Gallimore of 316 Boulevard is ill at home with influenza and regret is noted by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ray Gallimore
J. Ray Gallimore
Boulevard
Woodmen Circle Meeting Postponed Due to Weather
The Woodmen Circle meeting planned for this evening has been postponed because of weather. An announcement will be made later about the date of the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Flawless fitting slip pattern for larger women
Mrs Smart receives Anne Adams pattern 4239 with front and back panels cut in one, bias side bodice, firm supporting straps. Available in sizes 36 to 52, fabric yardage listed, order details include six cents for pattern and ten cents for the Spring Pattern Book from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Smart
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Home Front Math Teaches Point Value For Canned Goods
Washington February 3 rationing guidance explains point and money values may diverge when buying cans. Home calculators should plan March 1 31 with 12 points per person per eight to seven day blocks. OPA to set meat cheese and butter coupons, net curtains and camouflaged nets shift to war work. Ollie Hunter III features in two mile race notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
WPB
Circus Fanmaker Is No Clown at Bridge
Felix Adler a well known clown with Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey for 23 years performed at the Infantile Paralysis party at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York. He
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Adler
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey's Circus
Waldorf- Astoria Hotel
New York
Bridge Hand and Blackwood Reply in a Party Game
A dealer Adler joins a party to play bridge with the narrator. Using Blackwood, Adler’s five-heart response suggests multiple aces and spades. Adler wins six spades after careful discards and a strategic sequence. A Rummy quiz at end notes dealer pickup only if the opponent declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwood
Adler
East
Sugar Saving Tested Cookies for Home Use
Sugar saving tested recipe from the Citizens Service Corps nutrition committee with Mrs Lidie P Hortor as chair. Dropped cookies made with molasses cinnamon ginger and raisins baked at 425 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes yield four to five dozen cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nutrition Committee
Citizens Service Corps
Lidie P. Hortor
Dr. H. P. Courtney to Preach at Foursquare Gospel Church
Dr. Howard P. Courtney D D Th D will preach at the Foursquare Gospel Church 1811 English Street Thursday March 4 at 745 p m. He formerly taught in two Bible colleges and now serves as supervisor of the Saessnehee Gospel Church in the Great Lakes and Eastern districts, accompanied by his wife who is district secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard P. Courtney
Foursquare Gospel Church
English Street
Courtney
Saessnehee Gospel Church
Great Lakes
Arcade Bowling Alley Changes Hands in Joint Ownership
The Arcade Bowling Alley at 329 North Main Street is now jointly owned by Elmer Sensenbach R R Johnson and L G Monroe with Sensenbach as manager. Former operator Charles R Ferguson sold the business February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Arcade
North Main Street
Elmer Sensenbach
Prem
R. R. Johnson
L. G. Monroe
Sensenbach
Charles R. Ferguson
Near Hundred Draftees Leave East Davidson for Camp Croft
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville March 3 Nearly 100 draftees from the eastern half of Davidson County departed for Camp Croft South Carolina for a final examination before entering military service. The list released by the local draft board includes Donald Raven Baily Hubert Oscar Hughes Joe Willard Matters Freddie Bowers Lee and many others.
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Thomasville
Davidson County
Camp Croft
S. C
Donald Raven Baily
Hubert Oscar Hughes
Joe Williard Matters
Freddie Bowers Lee
John Clifford Black
Wilton Wyatt Gallimore
J. T. Cothrane
Hubert Harding Ferrell
Thomas Finley Hedrk
Richard Douglas Payne
Grady Cecil Swaim
Charles Donald Clinard
Avid Junior Hill
Austin Harold Fouts
Vernon Fletcher Luther
Bobbie Lee Lawrence
Howard Waller
Rachael
James David Tuttle
James Calvin Hedrick
John Wayne Britt
Marvin Lester Kieer
Jesse Monroe Easter
Brown Lester Kennedy
Herbert Matthew Wray
Clyde Cecil George
Troy Warner
Roy Lee Holder
Dillard
Ambros White
Guy Hill Cox
Lacy Marcus Edmonds
Bud Brannock
Earlie L. McCain
Julian Phelps
Baily
Steve Jackson
Cody
Paul Hansel Sexton
Wade Harlie Russell
Harlie
Franklin Green
Vestal
William Potts
Alfred Nance McDowell
James B. Dyson
Rex Boyd Daniels
Alfred Burrell Moore
Lawrence Dean Hiatt
Weldon J. Workman
William Edward Green
Hassell Coolidge Mabe
Raymond Lee Woodard
Thomas Woodrow Branson
Lenny Lee Hill
Edsel Edward Harris
John Douglas Stinson
Willie Clyatt Cook
Beauregard
Barndy Lyda
William Holder
Winfred Leo Lamonde
James L. Hill
Reid R. Hiatt
John Henry Batten
William Franklin Newsome
Kei
Ralph Thurman Albertson
Willie Rose Daniel
Garwood Andrew Miller
Willie Lee Carrick
Richard Lawrence Hardee
Grady Clifton Beck
Clyde W. Myers
Tyrus Clinton Pierce
David Carlton McCrary
James Stanton Craven
Fred Franklin Myers
A. C. Williams, Jr
Clyde Foy Kennedy
Robert Lee Lambeth
J. A. Misenheimer
John Reid Howell
Cicero Thomas Beck
James Thomas Kennedy
George Ralph Hill
Rush Week At High Point College Fraternities Accept Pledges
High Point College next spring rush week moved up to allow students to join fraternities before entering service. Delta Alpha Epsilon, Iota Tau Kappa, and Epsilon Eta Phi accepted pledges including John Perry Enfield and Bill Gossard Elizabeth City with several other regional students listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Delta Alpha Epsilom
Iota Tau Kappa
John Perry
Enfield
Bob McCall
Bayne Keever
High Point
Dick Whitehead
Roanoke
Frank Conrad
Lexington
J. L. Poindexter
East Bend
Ray Swink
Willis Gupton
Hollister
Jack Minnis
Whiteford
Bill Gossard
Elizabeth City
Jeff Harmon
Ahoskie
Paul Marsden
Roaring Springs
George Compton
New Egypt
N. J
Gabriel Sabeaugh
Brooklyn
N. Y
Baron Blackwelder
Winston-Salem
Paul Chappell
Pyner
Tom Cole
Asheboro
Tony Soscia
Sid Elkins
Liberty
Armed Forces
Thomasville seeks Sunday recreation expansion in city
A Lions club committee led by Clifton R. Reed was formed to push Sunday recreation in Thomasville. Backing from the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Thomasville Merchants Association followed. The plan may prompt a special City Council meeting to discuss Sunday movies, library hours, and gym use at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
N. C
Lions Club
Clifton R. Reed
Junior Chamber To Commerce
Jinnah Pushes Unity by Partition Talks in India Crisis
Jinnah advocates a wartime joint government with Hindus if Britain and Hindus accept the principle of partition. He calls for a provisional government now and a postwar plebiscite to decide Pakistan. Observers say federalism may best preserve Indian unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahomed Ali Jinnah
India
Pakistan
Jinnah
Partition
Moses
United Nations
Punjab
Soldiers Demand Income Tax Blanks As Tease
Washington reports doughboys abroad clamoring for income tax blanks though law exempts those outside the country from filing. Treasury says troops in foreign theaters pressed for forms, with commanders authorized to reproduce them for men. Some see it as a grim joke or potential secret weapon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Treasury
Fragmented political remark on religious policy and security
A fragment argues that constitutional guards could shield minorities and cites examples of a Muslim government protecting Sikhs. It contends federal action could similarly protect Muslims. The text asserts the ring or center of power remains the safest place in the world.
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Madeline Hoover
Mae N Masud
Mae Wall
Mesdames Idol
Stewart
W. O. T. Club
Emerywood Club
Medical Auxiliary
Greensboro Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Cloverdale Pt.a
P T.A
Ruth Millett
P-T.a
Woodmen’s Circle
By Annedams
Ann France Wilson
NEA
Gunder Haag
Ollie Hunter III
D& K
McKenney
H. P. Courtney
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Hawaiian Islands
East Davidson
College
Baby
Rubo
Dewitt MacKenzie
AIR Corps
Kate
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
E. Rumford
Rhode Island
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