Calendar Tuesday events at High Point groups and YWCA
The High Point Garden Club meets at Mrs. R. K. Stewart's home at 303 West Farriss Avenue. Junior Service League, Alexander Martin Chapter DAR, Altrusa Club, and other groups hold sessions at YWCA rooms and local hotels, with speakers from Demobilized Records Branch and Raleigh officials. Various club activities include slides, dinners, officer elections, and a Canterbury event at 218 Hillcrest Drive.
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High Point Garden Club
R. K. Stewart
West Farriss Avenue
Junior Service League
League
Y.W.C.A
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ular
Randall B. Truett
J. W. Harriss
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
J. W. Hedrick
North Main Street
A. Coke Cecil
Julia Liles
Adams Memorial Building
Sugar Saving Tested Cinnamon Snaps Recipe
Sugar saving tested recipe from the Citizens Service Corps lab effort led by Mrs. Lidie P. Horton uses third year home economics students. Ingredients include sugar shortening molasses soda warm water cinnamon ginger salt and flour. Roll thin bake 8 to 10 minutes at 350 to 375 degrees for cinnamon snaps.
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Nutrition Committee
Citizens Service Corps
Lidie P. Horton
Parsons Return From Honeymoon At Pinehurst
Mr and Mrs David Henry Parsons Jr were married on February 27 and spent their honeymoon at Pinehurst They returned yesterday and were entertained at dinner by Mr and Mrs D H Parsons They visited the bride's mother Mrs D R Parker and then went back to Guilford College where Mr Parsons serves as business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Henry Parsons, Jr
Pinehurst
D. H. Parsons
D. R. Parker
Guilford College
Parsons
Ada Blair School Reaches War Savings Stamp Total
Ada Blair School has reached a total of 812,199.50 in War Savings Stamps sales. Mrs. Sutton, PTA treasurer, notes Friday sales of 32 dollars. Mrs. Arch McMullan chairs the weekly stamp drive, with pupils saving weekly and class rivalry driving participation.
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Ada Blair
Ada Blair School
Sutton
Arch McMullan
Polly Smith Is Honored On Her Fifth Birthday
Polly Smith was celebrated Saturday afternoon with an attractive party for her fifth birthday at her grandmother Mrs J C Newby home on Chesnut Street. Her mother Mrs P E Smith hosted the event with games and refreshments as guests presented gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Smith
J. C. Newby
Chesnut Street
P. E. Smith
Grandmother and granddaughter celebrate shared birthdays
Mrs Clifford Cain and Mrs Margaret Gilmore hosted at 705 Wise Street on Saturday honoring Glenda Joyce Cain and her grandmother Mrs L E Bishop. A double birthday cake framed the dining room gathering with many relatives present and gifts given to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Cain
Margaret Gilmore
Wise Street
Glenda Joyce Cain
L. E. Bishop
Harold Ray Reaves
Larry Ed Couzins
Carol Jean Parrish
Florence Klurtz
Rachel Frances Gilmore
Dorothy
Charlie
Paul Wayne Brewer
Gary
Ronnie
Betty Jean
Phyllis Bishop
D. D. Brewer
C. A. Kluttz
Frances Parrish
Rosalee Reaves
Clara Couzins
W.S. Cain
Garza Honored At Dinner By Local Associates
Adolph Garza recalled to Washington from the Demobilization Records Branch office was honored at a dinner hosted Tuesday night at the Elwood Hotel. Hosts included Mrs. Louise Floyd and a list of local friends and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Garza
Washington
Elwood Hotel
Louise Floyd
Charles Harvey
Jack Smith
Raymond Baade
Velko Jaich
Michael Joseph
Albert Petroski
Phyllis Coder
Anna Pope
Ann Ciacabasse
Emma Jean Veat
Philomathean Meeting Postponed to March 26
The Philomathean Club meeting scheduled for Friday March 12 at Mrs. O P Moffitt’s home has been postponed to March 26 due to the World Day of Prayer observed by all churches on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Wil! Garden Club
A. G
Ferndale Drive
Dc. M. Scott
Greensboro
Y. W. C. A. Industrial Committee
Msr
D. R. Parker
Adams Memorial Building
Woman's Clu
Philomathean
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Community Concert Association Plans Thursday Meeting
Members are invited to the Community Concert Association meeting at 4 30 Thursday afternoon at the Aton Hotel for the annual business session. Important matters will be discussed according to the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Sheraton
Emerywood Country Club
C. A. Trentman
Raleigh
Y.W.C.A
C. FE. Sheroff
Sheraton Hotel
Births Jewel Juanita Wood and Melanie Lee Miller
Mr and Mrs H L Wood announce Jewel Juanita born March 3 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Louis L Miller report Melanie Lee born at Guilford General Hospital. Care tips follow for laundering glazed chintz fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wood
East
Lexington Avenue
Jewel Juanita
Guilford General Hospital
Louis L. Miller
Gilbert
Pattern 4352 by Anne Adams for busy day wear
First aid for busy days in a smart style that's easy to wear and launder. Pattern 4352 features a front buttoning bodice with figure flattering lines and a crisp pointed collar. Available only in women's sizes 34 to 48, size 36 uses 3⅝ yards of 35 inch fabric. Send sixTEEN cents 1h coins with SIZE NAME ADDRESS STYLE NUMBER to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Emma Blair P T A Meeting With Miss Idol Guest Speaker
The Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7:30 PM. Miss Vera Idol will be the guest speaker and R. L. Murray will preside. The Farm Security Administration will send a speaker to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Parent-Teachers Association
The
Farm Security Administration
R. L. Murray
Miss Idol
Emma Blair
P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Church Meetings Set for Wednesday and Tuesday
Church Circle No 1 of the First Evangelical Reformed Church meets at Mrs Nannie Byrum 502 Parkway Wednesday at 3 pm all members urged to attend. Loyal Welcome Class II of North Main Street Baptist Church meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm with Mrs R B Jackson Mrs Mary Green and Miss Opal Wall hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Reformed Church
Nannie Byrum
Parkway
LOYAL
Main Baptist
North Main Street
David Farlow Improves at Home After Illness
David Farlow who has been ill for some time is reported today to be improving at his home 417 Cable Street. Mr and Mrs A R Anderson of 705 Grace Street entertained with a dinner party yesterday with guests Mrs Eddie Venable and Sam Blackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Farlow
Cable Street
A. R. Anderson
Grace Street
Eddie Venable
Sam Blackman
Thomasville
Chicago Dairy and Egg Market Totals and Grade Prices
Chicago on March 8 reports butter receipts 532449 and eggs receipts 24402 with current price listings by grade. Creamery prices show AA 93 score 46s A 92 B 90 C 89. centralized carrots at 45% and egg yields noted with local car values and current receipts.
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Chicago
Jamestown News Highlights Community Moves and Travel
Local Womans Society of Christian Service met at Mrs Corima Hendrix home with worship led by Mrs H N Williard and others. Members discussed the Seven Keys and Uprooted Peoples program as refreshments followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Corima Hendrix
H. N. Williard
C. E. McKinney
R. E. Hassell
W. R Swain
O. M. Bundy
E. D. Idol
Sidney Ray
I. A. Ray
Jacksonville
Florida
Naval Air Station
Charles Templeton
Norfolk
J. F. Brown
Guilford Road
Ashford Brewer
Seaman
Dorothy Brown
Virginia Beach
Camp Pendleton
O. C. Bundy
Mr. Brown
Baltimore
Maryland
Herman Adams
Bainbridge
Charles Gardner
Gertrude Gardner
Gilbert Jacobs
Odell Jacobs
E. P. Jacobs
Edward Wrike
Gunter Field
Ala
E. B. Wrike
J. R. Armstrong
Palachucola Club
Garnett
South Carolina
North Carolina Senate Passes War Power Bill Reluctantly
The North Carolina Senate approved the governors emergency war powers bill with 60 votes to 20 in the House, amid broad opposition. The measure allows the governor with council of state consent to suspend laws and issue decrees with full force of law. Governor Broughton gains broader mid term control, a notable legislative victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Senate
House
Billy Arthur
Onslow
Arthur
North Carolina
Council of State
Roy Rowe
Committee On Interstate Cooperation
Broughton
General Assembly
Sermon Focus On Man In Christian Science Services
Sunday services across Christian Science Churches featured the subject man with the golden text from Romans 8 14 and citations from Isaiah 43 10 21. Additional readings from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy emphasized God expressing in man the infinite idea forever developing itself and Mind manifesting all that exists in Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
McKenney Explains Bridge Rule Change Series Start
This article begins a 12 part series on new contract bridge laws effective April 1. The 1935 scoring remains mostly unchanged except the 50 point bonus for making a doubled contract is restored. The bonus applies regardless of vulnerability or redouble status, affecting duplicate play more than rubber.
Bridge Scoring Change Affects Doubled Contracts
In a hand analysis, the declarer stays in three diamonds doubled though four hearts might be making. Under new laws, South gains 670 points for three diamonds doubled versus 620 for four hearts. In party bridge, the extra dou bled contract points become influential. If one card is exposed, that card becomes the up card and the 21st card goes to the other player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Volunteer Army 3 000 000 Strong Serves Home Front
The Red Cross volunteer program draws 2 000 000 women into production and support roles across the nation. They manufacture surgical dressings, knit garments, and serve as nurse aides while aiding rationing and draft boards. A Monmouth County chapter reports nightly canteen service to troops at Fort Hancock, with a mobile kitchen truck delivering coffee, cocoa, doughnuts, and cigarettes every night since October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volunter Army
Red Cross
Washington, D. C
War Fund
Chicago
South Pacific
Red Cross Volun
Monmouth County
New Jersey
Army
Coast
Etree
Fort Hancoc
Motor Corps
U. S
Red Cross Motor Corps
Four Die Violently Over Weekend in North Carolina
Four men died in separate incidents in North Carolina over the weekend. F M Waters, a sailor at the Southport Naval Base, was killed in a traffic crash near Wilmington. Ray Giles, 38, a Reidsville merchant, died when his car left the highway and struck a tree northeast of Greensboro. Jake Cauble, 42, was found hanging in a Salisbury barn and authorities deemed no inquest. Philo Coster, 34, sawmill operator in Gaston County, died in a traffic crash near his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina
F. M. Waters
Southport
Wilmington
Ray T. Giles
Reidsville
Greensboro
J. H. Rhider
Rowan County
Jake N. Cauble
Salisbury
T. W. Seay
Krider
Cauble
Philo Coster
Gaston Nty
Standardized Can Sizes To Ease Postwar Shopping
OPA will simplify ration point tables and ease shopping once odd sized cans exit the market. WPB bans nonstandard cans but large stocks remain. Repealing recapture is unlikely though a rule allowing voluntary sale back of excess stock to stores or friends may be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann France Wilson
NEA
Washington
OPA
WPB
Rationing Tightens As Oil and Food Controls Hit Home
The article notes that strict OPA rules limit sharing surplus canned foods and bar sales. Inductees often leave ration books with families, prompting OPA to require ration books at induction centers. It also forecasts heavy use of charcoal for industry and tougher personal grilling plans.
Juicy Charcoal Steaks and Hot Dogs Fuel Grate Debate
The text contrasts choosing charcoal steaks with higher costs against opting for hot dogs as a cheaper, more accessible grilling option, suggesting a shift to lower-cost fuels for summer cookouts.
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Madeline Hoover
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Canterbury Ons
Craven Page
Hillcrest Drive
W. B. Hall
David Parsons
Bride
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
MR. A. Garza
Jewel Juanita Wood
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West
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Allen Jay P.T. A
Circle NO
Meeting OF
Evangelical Reformed
Jamestown
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Rotel
McKenney
Akqj
West Pass
Dr. von Hoover
Shane Cadet
Phone Mann Drug CO
Lou Main
High Point
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