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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1944

Page

6

St Patrick's Bridge Party Fetes Thursday Club at Edgeworth

Mrs Harold Dorsett hosted a Saint Patrick themed St Patrick's Party for the Thursday Bridge Club at Edgeworth Apartments. Twelve members attended with green and white décor and a dessert course followed by bridge and drinks. Top score went to Mrs B Francis Hen with runner up Mrs Charles Kearns. guests included Mrs Sam McKinney and several members.

Harold Dorsett St. Patrick's Bridge Club Edgeworth Saint Patrick's B. Francis

Entre Nous Club Entertained By Mrs Sherrod Hosts Delightful Tea

Mrs Moore Sherrod hosted the Entre Nous club and guests at Rowland Park Avenue yesterday afternoon. The event featured a spring setting, dessert service at card tables, and a Boston rook game. Attending visitors included Mrs R K Stewart and others, with numerous club members present.

Entre Nous Club R. K. Stewart Reacten Re Stewart E. T. Kearns J. D. Brame John Chirk Conway, Ark Ben Moore C .E. Rozzelle B. S. Cummi F. Hayden Clark A. E Tel Walser G. I Ie Beaver A. M. Rankin W Ccavans

Canterbury Club meets for biweekly program at Mrs Spearman’s home

Calendar notes Mrs Roy Spearman hosts the Canterbury club biweekly program at 112 Brentley Circle Friday at 3:30 pm. Also open house at First Methodist parsonage 628 Colonial Drive 5 to 10:30 pm for church members and friends. Also events: High Point Concert Association series 8 pm Saturday in sea school auditorium and USO dance at YMCA gym 8:15 pm with Jimmy Harris. service men informal party at USO club. Sunday WC A cubs and weekly buffet 8 to ? at Adams Building inviting service men.

Roy Spearman Canterbury Club Brentley Circle Rev and Wilson Weldon Colonial Drive First Methodist Church High Point Com- Concert Association King Helen Howe Mono Seaschool Y.M.C. A Jimmy Harris USO

Moroline Hair Tonic Ad Announces 2c Bottle

An advertisement promotes Moroline Hair Tonic promising a well groomed look with lustre and flat lie. The large bottle is priced at 2c and sold widely.

Armstrong Payne Production presents Trials of Country Girls in the City

Under the High Point Youth Center, Armstrong Payne Production presents Trials of Country Girls in the City. The play begins at 9:00 PM tomorrow night at the Local Youth Center. Cast includes Pete Armstrong, Percy Payne, Charles Payne, Glenn Bates, and I. Powell Jones. board members are invited to attend.

High Point Armstrong Payne Percy Pete Armstrong Percy Payne Charles Payne Glenn Bates I. Powell Jones

Junior Head Speaks at March First Methodist Meeting

At the March meeting of the Children's Division of the First Methodist church held Wednesday evening at 607 Woodrow Avenue Mrs J W Lindsay superintendent of the Junior church at Wesley Memorial Methodist church gave a talk on a typical junior worship service. Mrs Honeycutt presided during the business session and plans for future work in the division were outlined. Miss Iris In Charity assisted with refreshments and one visitor attended.

First Methodist Church L. F. Honeycutt Woodrow Avenue J. W. Lindsay Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Eden Cena Honeycutt Iris I

Conference Head Ellen Jensen to lead NC Girls club meeting

Miss Ellen Jensen will serve as conference chairman at the mid winter conference of the North and South Carolina Business and Professional Girls club in Winston-Salem over the weekend. She leaves tomorrow with about twenty YWCA representatives. The event opens tomorrow afternoon and closes with a worship service led by Pfaff, executive secretary of the Southern Council of International Relations Work.

Ellen Jensen South Carolina Business and Professional Girls Club Cele Winston-Salem Miss Jensen Cil Ant Ce de Southern Council of International Relations WCUNC Greensboro K. L. Barkley Clyde Milner

Senior Hostesses C and D to Serve at Dance

Senior Hostesses whose last names begin with C and D will serve at the weekly USO dance tomorrow evening at the Y M C A gymnasium. The local orchestra will furnish music and the event starts at 8 15. Lois Welborn begins her week as schedule chairman at the USC club Sunday at one o'clock and will oversee hostess assignments for next week.

Lois Welborn USC Haspe

Johnson St PTA March Meeting Highlights and Band Debut

The Johnson Street PTA held a March meeting at the school with the band making its first appearance under director Cary J. Davis. Dr William Williamson of the First Baptist Church gave a talk on safety and home security as part of the program. Officers for 1944-45 include Miss Kay Canady Mrs Betty Covington and Mrs H A Surratt.

Johnson Street Parent- Teacher Association Johnson Street Schoool Cary J. Davis Ofc Williamson Williamson Kay Canady Betty Covington H. A. Surratt

Union Hill 4 H Holds Important Meeting at School

The Union Hill School 4 H club held its regular monthly meeting with president Bobby Saunders presiding. Under Mrs L R Peacock the program titled Together We Work Save and Serve featured a mixed group of members. Directors Miss Leftwich and Mr Garriss outlined The Feec a Fighter project and many enrolled. Plans for a summer club camp and a first aid class were announced and forty six new members were inducted during mobilization week.

Union Hill School Bobby Saunders L. R. Peacock Leftwich Garriss Feec A. M. Garriss

Mobilization Week Observed by Oakview 4-H Club

Oakview 4-H Club participates in National Mobilization Week to recruit new members and renew old members for Feed a Fighter projects. Thirty-one new members enrolled at the Thursday meeting. A M Garris distributed 4 H pens.

Oakview A. M. Garris Raymond Meredith Carolina Biological Supply Company Melba Clapp Jimmy Ferrell

Thomasville Clubs Host Social Events and Weddings

Mrs C H Newby hosted Ph Phi Beta at West Main Street with club reports and guest D oak Finch presiding. Sans Souci bridge club met with three tables in play and prizes awarded. Two couples wed in York South Carolina in a double ceremony and couples announced engagements and home plans.

A Co. F. Lambeth George D. Finch Z. V. Crutchfield Ralph Wilson D. A. Long Mamie Harris Mesdames Spencer Carlton Gardner, Mass Winfield Blackwell Hoke Shore This City Cc. F. Lambeth West Main Street Sans Souci Bridge Club G. E. Crowell E. L. Webb Clyde Teasley Atlanta Charles F Wilson Home Frank Marr O. R. Hodgin Harry Lee Lambeth Ben Harris Fred Gray York S. C Mary Frances Williams James Mendenhall Minnie Lou Blake William Bas Street Mendenhall Williams Norfolk

DAR Chapter Set for March Meeting Next Tuesday

The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its March session next Tuesday at Mrs. J. F. Hayden’s Washington street home. Hostesses, originally slated for April, will attend due to illness among March helpers, including Mesdames Hay Whitescarver Clair Camu Pauline Robichaux Wertz R. I. Quigley Sabor Perry and Miss Laura B. Wiley.

Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution J. F. Hayden Washington Street Mesdames Hay- Whitescarver Clair Camu Peeereee Pauline Robichaux Wertz R . I. Quigley Seborn Perry Laura B. Wiley

Community project braces school grounds improvement

Three girls Mary Lee Jackson Ann Anderson and Dolly Ann Hedgecock were chosen to represent the club in the national victory garden contest sponsored annually by Sears Roebuck company A play set It's Time for Team Work was presented by Henry Blair Cecil Pitts Ann Anderson and Dolly Hedgecock Judson Ruth the vice president led the meeting.

Mary Lee Jackson Ann Anderson Dolly Ann Hedgecock Sears Roebuck Company Henry Blair Cecil Pitts Dolly Hedgecock Judson Ruth

Cannot Get Even A Moral War Answer For Americans

The author argues against revenge for wartime atrocities, saying revenge defeats itself and harms the pursuer. He urges Americans to uphold decency, self restraint, and justice, avoiding savage methods and instead dealing with the enemy humanely to truly win the war.

America Cain Abel

One Clarifier Succeeds in Eight-Card Bridge Deal

In a recent duplicate bridge deal only one of eight declarers used the correct technique and fulfilled the contract.

Noted Actress Jen Howe Set for Tomorrow at Senior High

Audiences and critics praise Jen Howe, celebrated solo actress, in a concert program at the Senior High school auditorium tomorrow evening at 3 as part of the Concert Associates series. Reviews from New York and Boston extol her versatile stage portrayal without a full cast or elaborate sets.

Jen Howe Eleanor Roosevelt New York World-Telegram New York Miss Howe The New York Herald Tribune Boston Transcript Sitien Howe Ee Eee Socies Mia Slaven Aes Pear

State Garden Club Meeting Set for Blowing Rock in June

The North Carolina Garden Club state meeting will be in Blowing Rock between June 15 and 20 depending on Blowing Rock hotel openings. The event was announced by Piedmont District director Mrs. F J Bartlett at the state board meeting in Winston Salem. State president Mrs. Robert Cecil presided with vice president Mrs. J S Lybrook assisting. A Red Cross ambulance funded by garden clubs is near completion. Mesdames Ed Broyhill and L E Dinette of Lenoir will lead arrangements for the Blowing Rock Spring meeting.

Garden Club of North Carolina Blowing Rock Hoe F. J. Bartlett Piedmont District Garden Clubs Robert Cecil Asheville Robert E. Lee Winston- Salem J. S. Lybrook Red Cross Ambulance Mesdames Ed Broyhill L. E. Dinette Lenoir

High Point Hospital patients see visitors

Mrs. Jet Mathews of Jamestown is a patient at the Boulevard unit now able to receive visitors. Mrs. J D Priest, previously at the Washin St unit of High Point Hospital, has been moved to her mother Mrs M M Spoon’s home at 405 Reed Street.

George Brinson Charlotte Memorial Hospital Charlotte Jet Mathews Jamestown Boulevard High Point Hospital J. D. Priest Washin St High Point Rial Hospital M. M. Spoon Reed Street

Highland Mary celebrates Burns love for Mary Campbell

The poem honors Robert Burns devotion to Mary Campbell a nursemaid in Gavin Hamiltons household and daughter of a sailor She dies soon after their betrothal reflecting the tragic fate linked to their romance.

Mary Robert Burns Mary Campbell Gavin Hamilton

Declarer Makes Five Odd After Tricky Trump Defense

In a bridge hand the declarer cashes tricks by ruffing hearts, leading spades toward the jack, and using careful timing to avoid trumps breaking. West with a blank ace blocks returns, while East must stay on a second trump, allowing the contract to succeed.

West East Possi Jack

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