Ladies Bridge at Emerywood Club Draws Large Crowd
The Emerywood Country Club hosted a largely attended ladies bridge with Mrs. Hal Davis as hostess. North-South top score went to Mrs. W L P Hatelwood and Mrs. R D Tillson. East-West top honors to Mrs. Hal Davis and Mrs. Walter Alice. Other winners included Mrs. C G Mackintosh, Mrs. J S Welborn, and Mrs. Capus Waynick. Luncheon followed. Tomorrow features a Thursday Night Family Dinner at 6:30 and a Saturday duplicate game starting at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Hal Davis
WL. P. T Hatelwood
R. D. Tillson
Walter Alice
C. G. Mackintosh
J. S. Welborn
Pvt Jas R Sloop and Bride Return From Bridal Trip Sunday
Pvt James R Sloop and his bride Miss Helen Motsinger returned from a wedding trip to the North and will visit relatives in High Point before joining Fort Jackson S C. The couple were married at Emmanuel Lutheran Church with Dr F L Conrad officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Sloop
Helen Mott
High Point
Points North
Fort Jackson
S. C
Sloop
Medical Corps
U.S. Army
Miss Motsinger
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Hazel Lanier
Rebecca Conrad
Aliss Lanier
Liszt
Miss Conrad
d-Hardelot
Grieg
Ivey D. Metsinger
Music Lifts Morale As War Era Concerts Expand
The High Point community reports music boosts morale during stress with higher attendance. Musicians Jascha Heifetz Albert Spalding James Melton and Lawrence Tibbetts volunteered for USO camp shows. In wartime England Myra Hess Betty Humby organized 80 concerts with 300 musicians using cathedrals for venues boosting social life and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Community Concert Association
Musical America
Jascha Feifetz
Albert Spalding
James Melton
Lawrence Tibbett
United Service Organizations Camp Shows, Inc
Metropolitan Opera
England
Myra Hess
Betty Humby
Humby
London
Britain
Miss Humby
Mis ses Sears and Thayer on wound semester honor roll
Special to The Enterprise Greensboro March 4 Miss Sears Sara Sears and Miss Juanita Thayer are High Point sitls among 220 honor students at Woman's College for the first semester The honor roll is formed from 12 percent of seniors and juniors 10 percent of sophomores and 9 percent of freshmen Forty nine seniors are on the roll thirty seven juniors thirty six sophomores and fifty eight freshmen Miss Sears is a junior and Miss Thayer is a sophomore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Greensboro
Sara Sears
Juanita Thayer
High Point
Woman's College
Miss Sears
Thayer
Police Auxiliary Postpones Meeting to Next Thursday
The March meeting of the Police Auxiliary, originally set for Thursday evening, is cancelled and rescheduled for Thursday of next week. The gathering will take place at Mrs. Ray Nance's Wellington Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Auxiliary
Ray Nance
Wellington Street
Some Don’ts for Pimples and Skin Irritations
A small advice piece warns against scratching or squeezing pimples to avoid infection and irritation. It promotes Petemon's Ointment as quick relief, claiming skin improvement and money back if not satisfied. Also notes Tess prairamine as soothing for cracked or irritated skin between toes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petemon
Tess
pRraimene
Social Calendar Highlights Midweek Meetings and Events
Wednesday events include the High Point Women’s Club March dinner at the Elwood Hotel chaired by Miss Rachel Mozer and a Health program on Keeping Fit For War led by Dr. Marina Henry. Thursday items cover Girl Scout Council meeting at Adams Memorial YWCA chaired by Mrs. Taylor Simpson, Entre Nous Club luncheon at Emery Wood Country Club, and Emerywood Family Night reservations. Friday features the Priscilla Club gathering at Mrs. J Hayden’s home and a Pageant of Brides at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church showcasing wedding gowns since 1835 with local models. public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Rachel Mozer
Marina Henry
High Point Girl Scout Council
Adams Memorial Y. W.C. A
Taylor Simpson
Entre Nous Club
J. W. Harriss
Emery Wood Country Club
Emerywood Country Club
Priscilla Club
H. W. Hayes
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Circle Three
Howard Blair
Miss Katherine Baxter Wedding Feasts Planned Before Event
Miss Baxter’s final pre nuptial events unfold with a Thursday bridge at Blair Park hosted by Miss Wanda Harville and Miss Jessie Frazier, a Friday cake cutting at 606 Centennial Avenue, and a Saturday 6 15 p.m. wedding at Wesley Memorial Church with the couple leaving on a train after the ceremony. Relatives of both families attend the social gatherings, including Mrs Clyde Baxter and Mrs J H King, plus the hostesses mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Baxter
Billi King
High Point
Washington, D. C
Wanda Harville
Jessie Frazier
Blair Park
Clyde Baxter
J. H. King
Miss Baxter
Mesdames
FE. C. Harville
W. J. Frazier
Alm
Mrs. Baxter
Centennial Avenue
Wesley Memorial Church
Mrs Chiles Hosts Dessert Bridge for Mrs Jess Martin
Mrs L C Chiles entertained at a dessert bridge Tuesday afternoon at her Spencerwood home in honor of Mrs Jess Martin who is moving to Detroit with Mr Martin. Bridge was at two tables with Mrs L Hugh Baker top score and Mrs Jonah Moran second. Each guest received a flag and Mrs Martin received handkerchiefs. Guests included Bid Kearns Linwood Burnette Roby Yarbough Jonah Moran Leon Adams William Coleman and L C Chiles the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Chiles
Spencerwood
Jess Martin
Mr. Martin
Detroit
Mich
L. Hugh Baker
Jonah Moran
Mesdames Martin
Bid” Kearns
Linwood Burnette
Roby Yarbough
Leon Adams
William Coleman
Tar Heel Heritage Named Raleigh Pageant
A pageant depicting early North Carolina history will be shown nightly in Raleigh during the 190th anniversary celebration of the capital. The title Tar Heel Heritage was chosen. Bonnie Autry of Hoke County High School Raeford won $10 in defense stamps as first prize, with Jane Frazier of Siler City High taking $5 second prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina
Bonnie Autry
Hoke County
Raeford
Jane Frazier
Siler City High
Ray Street PTA Executive Board Meeting Moves to Thursday
The Ray Street Parent Teacher Association executive board meeting, postponed from Tuesday, will be held Thursday morning at 10 36 at the school. Board members are asked to note the time change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street Parent Teacher Association
Piedmont Baptist Meet On Friday March 6
The Piedmont Baptist Sunday School Association will hold a 7 to 9:30 p m meeting in Greensboro on March 6 as part of a four year promotional program with 53 nearby Sunday Schools in High Point Greensboro and Reidsville. A pre session at 3 p m and supper hosted by Asheboro Street Baptist Church precede the gathering. Team captains include Janes Morgan Naomi Braswell and Rev H B Anderson who will deliver The Divine Commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Baptist Sunday School Association
South
Greensboro
High Point
Reids Ville
Asheboro Street Baptist Church
Janes Morgan
First Baptist Church of
Durham
Naomi Braswell
Lumberton
H. B. Anderson
Grace Baptist Church
Anderson
J. W. Preston
Ruth Scott
Lila Barton
Ralph Slate
Airs
N. B. Moury
T. L. Ogburn
M. D. Teague
D. S. Ring
O. E. Lee
A. A. Walker
J. S. Hopkins
F. L. Paschal
Grady Burgiss
EE. 4M
Smith
J. J. Norwood
J. C. Shore
Reidsville
Church Social Mothers Prayer Band Meets Tonight
The Mothers Prayer Band invites all members to meet this Thursday afternoon at 308 Ward Street with Mrs. Ervan Howerton and Mrs. A. G. Carson directing the program. Members urged to attend promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Prayer Band
Ervan
Howerton
Ward Street
A. G. Carson
Local health updates include several patient recoveries
Mrs B W Manley has been moved from Duke Hospital to her Cable Street home as she improves after two weeks of treatment. Sir Gus Cannon is back home on Greensboro Road from Guilford General Hospital. W M L King has returned to 214 Boulevard from Burrus Memorial Hospital and is improving and able to receive visitors. Mrs C M Thomas of 247 Boulevard left Fayetteville to tend her mother at Highsmith Hospital, who suffers a broken hip. Mrs B H Bradner Jr of 325 Avery Street remains at Burrus Memorial Hospital awaiting an imminent operation. Mr and Mrs Herbert T L Evans returned to Utica after visiting Mr and Mrs Marshall B Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Manley
Cable Street
Duke Hospital
Sir Gus Cannon
Greensboro Road
Guilford General Hospital
W. ML. King
214 Boulevard
Burrus Memorial Hospital
C. M. Thomas
Boulevard
Fayetteville
Z. C. van
Highsmith Hospital
B. H. Bradner, Jr
Avery Street
Koke
Herbert TL. Evans
Utica
N.Y
Marshall B. Hall
Ladies Honor Utica Guest At St Patrick Day Luncheon
Mesdames Millis and Jobe hosted a luncheon bridge at Esrywood Country Club for Mrs. Herbert H. Evans of Utica New York guest of Mrs. Marshall Hall. Twenty four guests attended a green St Patrick theme luncheon with white carnations and ribbons. Mrs Carter Dalton won top score, Mrs Amos R Kearns runner up. perfume gift given to honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emsrywood Country Club
Mesdames
J. E. Millis
Howard Jobe
Herbert H. Evans
Utica
New York
Marshall B. Hall
St. Patrick's
Carter Dalton
Amos R. Kearns
Evans
Hall
Alesdames J. H. Adams
Elizabeth H. Covington
Allen Watkins
Nathan Ayers
Frank Hunsucker
R. Times
Seborn Perry
C. T. Ingram
HH. Albion Millis
R. B. Terry
Ben Cooper
WW. T. Powell
Earl Phillips
S. C. Kirkman
William Roache
W. C. Idol
Clyde T. Schaner
Mary Elizabeth Long
Cotillion Dinner Dance Saturday Social Highlight
The Piedmont Cotillion Club hosts a dinner dance Saturday at Emerywood Country Club with Joel Palmer and his orchestra providing music. Vocalists Carol Enders and Rossie Nichols, popular with dancers, perform with the group. Reservations must be made with Gilbert Clinard or Mac Moore before Friday noon March 6. floral decorations precede the dinner at 5 30 and after-dinner dancing follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Joel Palmer
Carol Enders
Rossie Nichols
Joel
Gilbert Clinard
Mac Moore
Flor Doeurres
Y Business Club Elects Officers After Meeting
The Y WoC A Business and Professional Club held a regular meeting after an Air Raid Protection class taught by Mrs. Mavie Caddell at the Adams Building. Miss Lilian Marlowe announced the elected officers including Madeline McCain as vice president and Frances Muse as correspond ing secretary. plans for a Winston-Salem mid winter conference on March 35 16 were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Woc. A
Mavie Caddell
Adams Building
Lilian Marlowe
Madeline McCain
Frances Muse
Marie Heath
Vern Smith
Winston-Salemt
Pageant of Brides Tickets On Sale At Local Drug Stores
Announcement states tickets for the Pageant of Brides at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church by Circle three are available at Ringo Harris Drug Company or from circle members led by Mrs. Howard Blair. Tickets must be bought in advance. no sales at the church Friday. The event raises funds for the circle’s local work program and features wedding gowns dating from 1835 through modern plays modeled by local women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Circle Three
Ringo Harris Drug Company
Howard Blair
Woodmen Circle Meeting Planned at West Commerce Hall
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at the Hall on West Commerce Street. Entertainment is being planned by Mrs Hester Welch and members of the Lavender group are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
J. E. Black
Cable Street
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
West Commerce Street
Hester Welch
Lavender Group
Report Of First Bluebird Circulates In Ogden
Delayed report from Ogden Utah notes Phil Orth delayed publishing the first bluebird sighting to meet weather bureau censorship after the required 24 hour wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Phil Orth
Weather Bureau
Crown Hosiery Mill Workers Donate $1000 to War Fund
Crown Hosiery Mill employees, with management, turned in a $1000 check for the Red Cross War Fund. Workers gave up half a day, and the company paid overtime and added to meet the full amount. Williard praises both workers and management for unselfish support to raise High Point's War Fund quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown
N. Williard
War Fund
Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
Williard
High Point
Musical Train Children See Antidote
The worth of musical education as a character builder for children is now widely recognized by educators and psychologists. Maj John A Warner NY state police superintendent says he never knew a criminal with musical training. About 4,000,000 children study piano in schools and 9,000,000 more outside schools play or learn piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Warner
New York
United States
National Piano Manufacturers Association
Harrison in Hollywood Harrison in Hollywood COMMUENIQUES FROM ZELLULOID FRONT HOLLYWOOD
Harrison in Hollywood recounts film industry anecdotes from the era including Ray Milland testing muffled helmet dialogue for Ma and Mrs Cugat, Hays office censorship on shadows in Tales of Manhattan, and Paramount’s handling of Up in Mabels Room. It also notes Teddy Hall at the Derby and a controversial remark about a casting scout offering Indians for film with a sub-contractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ray Milland
Mrs. Cugat
Milkind
Jossin
Joslin
Miland
Hays Office
Ginger Rogers
Aliss Rogers
Paramount
Mabel
Mr. Tlays
Dancing director’s wreck linked to Hollywood legend
A fragment recalls a film unit at Warners filming the Yankee Doodle Dandy title sequence. It notes a dance director who, after long work with chorus girls, wrecked his car while staring at a short skirted crowd, reflecting Hollywood attitudes as seen on set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
al Hollywood
Warners
George M. Cohan
Johnony Jones
Voorhees Tackles Special School Program in Raleigh
Local civilian defense office announced a four day program for industrial pre schools hospitals and institutes at State College in Raleigh March 10 14. Lewis I Voorhees a top architect will lecture on camouflage of buildings and will appear on the second day morning. The event is run by the State Civilian Defense Council with participation hoped from High Point volunteers coordinated by W F P Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Cott
Raleigh
Lewis I. Voorhees
High Po
Voorh
St College
State Civilian Defense Council
W. F P. Bailey
High Point
Fort Bliss Newsitem Sparks Rosalin Russell Gag Visit
At Fort Bliss in Texas actress Rosalind Russell allegedly teased Pvt. Geo A. Glory waking him with a kiss while in costume. The incident, printed in the Fort Bliss paper, describes her later disappearance and a hospital sighting during a staged photo visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bliss
Tex
Rosalind Russell Bent
Geo A
Glory
Clark
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. C. Durland
Capus Waynick
Wi. P. Hatdhgood
J. H. Ayers
J.T. Ryan
E. J. Holbrook
Farrell Gray
J. H. Walker, Jr
C. S. Beaver
Mal Davis
F. T. Wilhite
P. ¥. Adams
Valente d. Harris
Fred Melvalle
W. T. Tice
T. C. Langley
C. B. Faircloth
R. M. Bundy
H. O. Williams
W. E. Mitchell
Hes Lovelace
A. S. Parker
Jas. R. Sloop
Holland R. Sloop
Ivey D. Motsinger
Grace Curry Motsinger
Route One
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
J. A. Sloop
Grimes Street
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Hayworth Roll and Panel Company
Sleep
Columbia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Vicks
Ipper Sages Me
Sears
Timbuktu
Harville
Frazier
Mrs. Chiles
Tar Heel
RAY Street P.T. A. Board
Piedmont Baptist
Mary Harper
Main Street Methodist Church
Norning. T. Ell
Green Street Baptist Church
C. E. Rozzelle
O’driscoll
Martha O'Driscoll
Tulsa
Youngstar
Daddy
Mesdames Millis
Jobe
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Harrison
Teddy Hall
Joe Youngbood
Redksin
Joe
Forest Rangers
George Marshall
Youngblood
Marshall
Cutie
Voorhees
Amus
Gracie Allen
Swan
You
Baby
Graucie Allen
George Burns
Whitten
Veronica Lake
Joel McCrea
Preston Sturges
Sullivan
Center Theatre
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