Banquet Aimed at Employer Employee Harmony In Live Yer Club
About fifty members and guests of the Live Yer Club of the YWCA gathered at Adams Memorial Building for a banquet honoring club girls with employers as guests. William H. Trentman of Raleigh spoke on wartime duty and unity in business, urging support through taxes and bonds as the nation faced perilous times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial Building
William H. Trentman
Raleigh
Trentman
Idental Life Insurance
Ellen Jensen
Ormon Battalion
United States
James K. Polk
Carolinia
V.W.C.A
T ville Bridge Club Entertained At Bridge Party
The Thursday Bridge Club met for a dessert bridge on its name day at Mrs Charles F Phillips West Sunrise Avenue. Three tables played with prizes for top scorer a double deck of cards and runner up novelty matches ten towels awarded to guest top score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charles Fillips
West Sunrise Avenue
Mesdames
J. S. Green
Alvah Boyles
R. K. Farrington
G. L. Bryant
C. F. Finch
Vernon Snyder
W. E. Tomlinson
W. G. Smith
W. S&s. Hunt
R. F. Lowry
George Hurst
la Mest
California
Sisba
Vernon Snyr
Sunrise Avenue
Julius
al, Jr
Bob
Mary Tomlinson
C. M. Tomlinson
Charles F. Phillips
Betty Lou
Martha
Deb-Teen Sorority Plans March 17 Party
Deb-Teen Sorority discussed plans for a party to be held March 17 at a regular meeting at Miss Frankie Cecil's home. After business was disposed of, refreshments were served to Misses Oleane Clodfelter Ruth Miller Betty Hiatt Faith Strather Sybil Garner Edith Holmes and Frankie Cecil. The club aims for many future meetings and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Cecil
Oleane Clodfelter
Ruth Miller
Betty Hiatt
Faith Strather
Sybil Garner
Edith Holmes
Rug Made From Vicuna Fur Sent To Mrs Peele
A unique vicuna fur rug handcrafted by South American natives arrived at 405 Elm Street last week. Her son B W Peele in the U S Army foreign service sent the gift, and Mrs Peele is willing to show it to anyone interested in viewing the handcrafted piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
B. Peele
Elm Street
B. W. Peelse
U. S. Army
Peele
Miss McLean Weds Sgt Grace in York South Carolina
Mr and Mrs A C McLean announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah to Sgt William F Grace on February 13 in York South Carolina. The bride wore a powder blue suit with navy accessories. The groom is the son of Mrs Fred Riedal and the late William Grace of Columbus Ohio and is stationed at Fort Bragg North Carolina. They reside at 9 Oakwood Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Grace
Sarah McLean
York
S. C
A. C. McLean
West Green Street
Sarah
S.C
Grace
High Point High School
Jones’ Business College
War Department
Fred Riedal
William Grace
Columbus
Ohio
United States Army
Fort Bragg
N. C
No. 9
Oakwood Court
Over A Hundred Members Dine At Emerywood Country Club
Well over a hundred club members attended a Thursday family dinner at Emerywood Country Club. Reservations were listed for numerous couples and individuals including J O Housechild, Stanley Davis, Kenneth Redman, J E Millis, Wayne Sullivan, Henry Foscue, A S Caldwell, Col James Cotten, J Russell, C T Anderson, H Q Williams, J Paul Ingle, Carter Dalton, C T Ingram Jr, R Lt Quigley, W R Campbell, O C Durland, W P Hazelwood, H P Hardin, Elizabeth Covington, Amos Kearns, Seborn Perry, Charles L Kearns, Harold Bennett, Willis Slane, M B Hall, H F Hunsucker, Elliott Wood, Frank Wineskie, Alex Ranklin Jr, J B Cooper, Harry Abel, O B Bonner and H L Brockmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J. O. Housechild
Stanley Davis
Kenneth Redman
J. E. Millis
Wayne Sullivan
Henry Foscue
A. S. Caldwell
James Cotten
John Russell
C. T Anderson
H H Victory Club forms at Charles Store meeting
The H H Victory Club at the Charles Store, named for Henry Hornstein, met at Mrs. Lester Valentine’s home. Miss Faye Long won the main prize and birthday honors. Next meeting set for April 12 at Mrs. Norman Petty’s home. Also notes 1943 rubber usage projections and stock estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Victory Club
Charles Department Store Club
Lester Valentine
Tipton Street
Eunice Hampton
H. H
Henry Hornstein
Charles Store Company, Inc
Leslie Martin
Lewis Warner
Faye Long
Marshall Falk
Max Collins
Jerry Lucas
Norman Petty
Lonnie Winfrey
Russell Hunt
Julia Valentine
Despina Lucas
Woodrow Avenue
Ministerial Students At College Feted
Rev. and Mrs. N. M. Harrison host an informal evening at Ridge Crest Drive to honor ministerial students from High Point College. Guests and dates are invited for games and contests with buffet sandwiches and tea and delicacies. Attending students include Johnny Aycock John Carter J M Long Norwood Jones John Maides Jesse Johnson Perry England Marion Workman Robert Kirchgessner Kenneth Crouse Joe Bostic Thomas Lindsay N L Oliver Thomas Hutchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Harrison
Ridgecreast Drive
High Point College
Johnny Aycock
John Carter
J. M. Long
Norwood
Jones
John Maides
Jesse Johnson
Perry England
Marion Workman
Robert Kirchgessner
Kenneth Crouse
Joe Bostic
Thomas Lindsay
N. L. Oliver
Thomas Hutchens
YWCA Board Reports At March Directors Meeting
YWCA board members hear varied reports on activities at the March meeting in the Adams Memorial Y building. Louise Surratt reviews the Charlotte conference with local industrial clubs and a new constitution. public affairs and postwar planning are discussed. A Charlotte workshop is set for April 13 to 16 and a War Chest plan is reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Adams Memorial “Y
Dc. E. Sheloff
Louise Surratt
Y.W.C.A
Charlotte
Phoebe Meadows
High Point
Henry White
United States
H. P. Hardin
Julia Liles
Bronson Matney Recital At First Methodist Church Tonight
Bronson Matney, a talented local singer, gives a voice recital at the First Methodist Church this evening. Circle two, chaired by Mrs. R. H. Gunn, sponsors the event to fund church work. Accompanist Miss Marie Strother performs. M. Lena Davis presents readings alongside songs such as Without A Song and The Rosary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronson Matney
First Methodist Church
Circle Two
R. H. Gunn
Bronson
Army Air Corps
Marie Strother
M. Lena Davis
Births in High Point and Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs R S Byerly announce the birth of daughter Marlene Gail on March 10 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs L S Cox announce the birth of son Dallas Lee on March 12 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs W M Collins announce daughter Ruth Darlene on March 11 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Grayson Stone announce son Raymond Howard on March 4 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Stone is Virgie Cranford formerly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cones
L. S. Cox
High Point
Route Four
Dallas Lee
Guilford General Hospital
Ruth D. Collins
W. M. Collins
Ruth Darlene
Grayson Stone
Tate Street
Raymond Howard
Professor Haviland to Speak at Springfield Friends Church
Profess or Walter Haviland and Mrs Haviland of Lansdowne Pa guest of Miss Blair at 1818 South Main Street. He taught at Guilford College 1893 1896 and will preach at Springfield Friends Church on Sunday March 14. Irene W Shaner district manager of Hospital Care Association leaves for Durham for annual meeting at Washington Duke Hospital. Louise Smith, High Point College student, to spend weekend at her Charlotte home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Haviland
Lansdowne, Pa
Blair
South Main Street
Haviland
Guilford College
Springfield Friends Church
Irene W. Shaner
Durham
Washington Duke Hospital
Louise Smith
High Point College
Charlotte
Farewell Party For Two Local Girls Held At Route Four Home
Miss Mina Lea Vaughn and Miss Margaret Jones were feted at a farewell party hosted by Miss Irene Kersey and Mrs. Paul Kersey at Route Four. Guests roasted oysters in the kitchen as they gathered to bid them safe travels to Washington, D. C. Attending were the Kerseys, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kersey, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowman, Miss Irene Kersey, Miss Georgia Kersey and Harvey Stroud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Kersey
Paul Kersey
Route Four
Mina Lea Vaughn
Margaret Jones
Washington, D. C
Paulersey
Isaac Bowman
Irene
Georgia Kersey
Harvey Stroud
Local Students Make Dean's List at W C UNC High Point
Six junior and senior students at the Women's College of the University of North Carolina High Point campus—Christine Lentz Eloise Rankin Betsy Saunders Sara Sears Juanita Thayer and Ruth Thayer—made the Dean's list among 236 top students. The honor grants special academic and social privileges for the coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Women's College of the University of North Carolina
Christine Lentz
Eloise Rankin
Betsy Saunders
Sara Sears
Juanita Thayer
Ruth Thayer
Anne Adams Pattern 4361 Ladies Dress Description
Pattern 4361 by Anne Adams features yokes and lace trim options with an inverted front skirt pleat for ease. Available in women's sizes 34 to 48, size 36 requires 34 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send sixteen cents for the pattern and ten cents more for the Spring Pattern Book to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Directors Of Concert Association Re-elected
The High Point Community Concert Association held its annual meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. The present board including chairman Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson, treasurer Schubal Kirkman, and secretary Mrs. R. T. Amos were re-elected. J. J. Kirkman presented a paid-in-full financial report and a small surplus for next year. Members voted to shift the membership campaign to early fall rather than spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Community Concert Association
Sheraton Hotel
C. F. Tomlinson
Schubal Kirkman
R. T. Amos
J. Gurney Briggs
J.J. Kirkman
Penalty In Revoke Shown To Be Just
This article explains changes in revoke law for bridge and the rule that if a two-trick penalty does not fix the revoke, players must concede all tricks to the declarer if agreed. It recounts a hand where a revoke impacted contract, leading to a concession of sufficient tricks to satisfy the declarer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
West
East
South
GIN RUMMY QUIZ talon question
The talon in gin rummy is the stock stack of undealt cards. It becomes the draw pile when the top card is turned over to start the discard pile.
OPA Meats and Rationing Sparks Front Line Press Talks
OPA experts in Washington meet local butchers to work out point rationing challenges amid looming rules. They discuss whether a 15 point meat portion is fair when pieces are cut too large or too small and how coupons or evidence of torn stamps would be handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann France Wilson
NEA
Washington
OPA
Women Grumblers Should Read Soldiers Hardships
Ruth Millett argues civilians should read dispatches from soldiers in Tunisia to understand wartime hardship. She contrasts comfort at home with mud, cold, and lack of shelter faced by troops, urging readers to reassess their postwar grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunisia
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Madeline Hoover
W. H. Trentman
C. E. Rozzelle
Maude Burrows
Elizabeth Ellis
Hazel Wright
Maxine Lybarger
America
C.M Allred
C. B. Bruce
Mary E. Ellis
N. L. Garner
C. M. Garrison
W. D. Hartman
H. D. Sears
George Ingold
J. Wade Hiatt
Victory Beverage
Lee Crystal
Perkinson
North Main ST
T'ville Bridge Club
Julius Tomlinson
William Tomlinson
Bob Boyles
Tom Lambeth
Bill Palmer
Red Cross
Lambeth Aen
J. R. Myers
Pine Knot Soda Shop
Mrs. Peele
Miss McLean
Sgt
York,s.c
H. H. Victory
Charles Store
Ywca Board of Directors
W.C.U.N.C
Gay Princess Frock
By Ofnne
Adlams
Concert Ass‘n
McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Civil Service
Florida
Ruth Millett
Langer
Burma
Vicki
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