Tea And Topics Club Delights With Timely News Event
The Tea and Topics club met at Mrs. Fred H. Hal Jenbeck’s Forest Hill Drive home for an afternoon program on current events led by Mrs. F er and Mrs. Porter. Mrs. Humphreys presided, Mrs. Hallenbeck and Mrs. Morrow served, with jonquil decor. Attendees included Mesdames Sechrest Porter Haworth Sears Wall Weaver Humphreys Idol and the hostess, with guests Mrs. Utley and Mrs. Michael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Hal Jenbeck
Forest Hill Drive
Tea and
Fer
Porter
Mrs Henderson Hosts New Reading Series for 20th Century Club
Mrs Emil D Henderson led a bi weekly meeting at Mrs Frank Smiths home reviewing Falsehoods in War Time Age of Darkness and The Seed in the Snow as part of a new Adventures in Reading series. Attendees included Donald Conrad W W Gluyas E D Henderson Henry Koonts Fred Metcalfe R T L Charles Risch J W Thomas Nat Harrison Bruceonrad and C T Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil D. Henderson
Twentieth Century Club
Frank Smith
Reading
Henderson
Norway
Norwe
Gians’. Attit
Italy
Donald Conrad
W. W. Gluyas
E. D. Henderson
Henry Koonts
Fred Metcalfe
R. TL
Charles Risch
J. W. Thomas
Nat Harrison
Bruceonrad
C. T. Anderson
Jewish Women Hear Reports On Various Projects
At the March High Point Council of Jewish Women meeting held at Mrs. Sam Tobias’s home, presided by President Mrs. Harry, the group voted a $10 Red Cross drive donation. Reports covered Family Service Bureau bedding needs, Piedmont Camp and Hospital Red Cross knitting, USO hostesses, Youth Center support, and a chair donation. Mrs. Doctor named Mrs. Harry Jacobs to the Post-War Planning Commission for High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Tobias
Parkway
Harry
Red Cross
Sam Shavitz
Social Service
Family Service Bureau
Ben Swartzberg
Piedmont
Harry Kaplan
USO
Harry Jacobs
Doctor
Council On
Commission For
High Point
Cam-Tea and USO Dance Advertised in Local Calendar
The Community Concert association hosts its annual Cam-Tea in the Sheraton private dining room with instructions to recruit members. The country club party is hosted by Mr and Mrs J T Weaver at the clubhouse. USO dance for service members at MCN gymnasium on Friday 8:15 PM. Sunday 5 to 7 PM a weekly buffet supports service members with YWCA and USO club cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Concert Association
Sheraton
Country Club
J. T. Weaver
Woodmen Circle Social Meet Reported
Woodmen Circle held a regular social on Wednesday evening March 15 in the club room. Misses Helen Fritz and Ruby Stone led the program. prizes went to Mrs. Iaa Clodfelter Mrs. Johnny Bruton and Miss Eve Hunt. A letter from the financial secretary was read and a district meeting raid was called for March 26. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bruton and Mrs. Louise Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Helen Fritz
Ruby Stone
Iaa Clodfelter
Johnny Bruton
Eve Hunt
Johnny Bru
District
Rae
Ee Bruton
Louise Durham
Local Altrusans Dine With Salisbury Club Guests
Eight High Point Altrusans attended a dinner and meeting at the Yin hotel in Salisbury with representatives from Civitan Kiwanis and Lions clubs. Local school college and employment officials joined about 45 attendees including Mrs Alice Dickerson and other club members. A highlight was an original skit "Careers to Consider" stressing practical Mo and information before new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusans
Salisbury Club
Yin Hotel
Civitan
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
Salisbury
Catawba College
High Point
Alice Dickerson
Mesdames
Louise
Lena Boley Read
Irk
I Dickerson
Sheraton E
T'ville Contract Club Entertained At High Point Club
Thomasville report of a March 17 meeting of the Contract club at Emerywood Country Club in High Point. Mrs. O R received a crystal set as top visitor award after three tables of bridge. A three course luncheon featured yellow snapdragons pink roses and blue iris. Guests included Mrs Hills Mrs Winfield K well and others. members listed. Also notes birth of Jay Norwood Jr son to Corporal and Mrs Jay N Howard dated March 12 at City Memorial hospital and a visit by Lt. S C Stimpson and son Jeff with J W Boyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Contract Club
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
O. R
Cooper
Winston- Salem
Jay N. Howard
Jay Norwood, Jr
City Memorial Hospital
S. C. Stimpson
Jeff
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
Stimpson
Virelass
Navy
Bean
Italia Brink
Ray Street PTA Elects New Officers At Meeting
The Ray Street Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday evening at the school with Mrs. J. B. Dobson presiding. New officers chosen include Mrs. Ray Nibbelink as president to succeed Mrs. Dobson. Other officers listed are first vice president Mrs. Dobson, second vice president Mrs. John Peacock, third vice president Mrs. Sanders Dallas, fourth vice president Mrs. Willis Lewis, secretary Mrs. James H. Hogg, treasurer Mrs. Harry Jacobs, corresponding secretary Mrs. G. W. Price, historian Mrs. Robert Bain, and auditor Mrs. Frank Wood. The fifth grade led by Miss Nancy McManaway and Miss Noone Ruscueo performed patriotic songs, and Miss McManaway’s room won the attendance prize for the largest number of parents present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
J. B. Dobson
Ray Nibbelink
Dobson
John Peacock
Sanders Dallas
Willis Lewis
James H. Hogg
Harry Jacobs
Counterfeit $20 Bill Found in Springfield Bank
A counterfeit twenty dollar note was found in a deposit at a Springfield bank. City Treasurer George W. Rice is responsible under statute to replace the loss or make good the fake bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
George W. Rice
Dlywood Club Hosts Family Dinner and Bridge Party
The Dlywood Country Club welcomed 175 members and families to last night’s family dinner at the clubhouse. Tonight a March bridge party will feature a dessert course at 7 30 with Jonquils and yellow tapers at the attractively laid tables. Hosts Mr and Mrs Joseph T Weav er will preside as organizers with dinners served from 6 30 to after eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlywood Country Club
Joseph T. Weaver
Mrs Slane Hosts Birthday Dinner For Her Mother
Mrs George Clark of Conway Arkansas was guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs Willis H Slane at the Emery n Country club. The Ba rate room displayed abundant spring flowers in antique crystal vases as 15 guests gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Conway, Ark
Willis H. Slane
Emeryn Country Club
Barate
Don't Play by Rules In Lead to Weakness In Bridge
West opened diamonds and East misled by heart return. South balanced by discarding heart queen to avoid a bad finesse. Declarer ruffed, drew trumps, and cashed clubs to fulfill. East could have defeated with a strategic diamond lead and trump pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
Declarer
South
Birthday Party Honors Ridge Children in Trinity
Mrs. Fred Ridge hosted a birthday party at her Trinity home on Tuesday afternoon for her daughter Margaret Joan turning 13 and son Robert Fred age nine. Guests enjoyed games and music with prizes to Betty Parrish and Joan McDaniel. The color theme was yellow and orchid with Easter baskets for every guest. Cakes candy and cream were served to Joanne Frazier Martha Smith Gerald Smith Julia Smith Lois Briles Molly Younts Joan McDaniel Jackie Hill Spurgeon White Dan Whitelman and the Ridge children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ridge
Trinity
Margaret Joan
Robert Fred
Betty Parrish
Joan McDaniel
Joanne Frazier
Martha
Gerald
Julia Smith
Lois Briles
Molly Younts
Jackie Hill
Spurgeon White
Dan Whitelman
Robert
Joan Ridge
Despised Greek Labor Minister Shot by Patriots
In Cairo Greek circles report Nicholas Kalyvas the labor minister is the most despised man in the country. He collaborated with the Germans after their entry into Athens and supported slave labor for Greeks in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
INS
Nicholas Kalyvas
Greece
Athens
Germany
Tell It To The Judge Justine Wise Polier
Justine Wise Polier, daughter of Rabbi Stephen Wise, rose from a Passaic mill flat to Yale Law School and the New York Domestic Relations Court. As judge of the Children's Division she advocates foster homes and better psychiatric facilities for children while balancing a busy family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justine Wise
Rabbi Stephen Wise
Wise
New York
Rabbi Wise
Bryn Mawr
Radcliffe
Barnard
Passaic
N. J
Yale Law School
New York State Department of Labor
Gov. Franklin Bureau
New York Domestic Relations Court
Leon Tulin
Yale University
Shad Polier
OPA
Washington
Openhouse Sunday At Nursery School on West Broad St
Teachers at the nursery school located at 902 West Broad Street invite parents and friends to an open house Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 o clock. The school has been newly decorated for nursery use and will be available for viewing and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broad St
West Broad Street
Pattern 4742 and Motifs Offer For Craft Sewing
Anne Adams Pattern 4742 offers overalls with cap in teen sizes 8 to 16 and yards details. Include transfer motifs for linens and garments priced twenty cents, with a ten cent add on for the Anne Adams Pattern Book. Order via High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th &T
New York
Senior Hostesses E and F to Serve at USO Dance
The weekly USO dance at the YMLC.A. gymnasium will begin at 8 15 tonight with hostesses E and F on duty. Jimmy Harris and his orchestra provide music. Intermission features a skit directed by Miss Ruth Goodman from the senior high school dramatic and speech department. Mrs. Harry Doctor starts a weekly schedule at the USCace Men's Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymlc.a
Jimmy Harris
Ruth Goodman
Acto
Harry Doctor
Uscace
Loiser
Welborn
Local Notes on Visitors and Return Home
Mrs. M. L. Coggins returns to Lexington after wintering with Mr and Mrs John A Holmes at their Colonial Drive home. Mrs. William Streit of Birmingham Ala plans to depart Sunday after visiting Mrs Agram at 1214 Woodland Drive. Miss Frances Rimmer is ill at Tipton Street. Mrs Myer Frank of Charleston S C visits her daughter Miss Virginia Frank at Carrick Avenue and will stay about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Coggins
Lexington
Mr. l
John A. Holmes
Colonial Drive
William Streit
Birmingham
Ala
Agram
Woodland Drive
Frances Rimmer
Tipton Street
Myer Frank
Charleston
S. C
Virginia Frank
Carrick Avenue
Ten Hours to Say Goodbye in a Family Tragedy
Elsie Robins writes of a father mother and two brothers who faced a sailor son’s last hours before deployment. The piece reflects on love sacrifice and the choice a parent makes to shield a child from hurt while honoring a final farewell. The narrator recalls shared memories and the cost of deep parental love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Gethsemane
Golgotha
Dr Gus W Dye Kiwanis Speaks On Postwar Plan
Dr Gus W Dye chief speaker for the States Industrial Council told Kiwanis Club members at the Sheraton Hotel that postwar policy must return to a monistic plan or business will fail as a nation He attributed current troubles to unwise policy and defended America's governmental form Guests included Ed Mendenhall Amos Kearns Gilbert Rozzelle and many others from Winston-Salem High Point and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus W. Dyer
States Industrial
L. R. Stewart
Henry Foscue
Ed Mendenhall
Everett
Amos Kearns
John Ace Haworth
Gilbert C. E. Rozzelle
C. C. Garrett
Idol
J. E. Millis
P. Harding
Lindley
Pay Phillips
Thomas
D Headen
R. Harold” ‘Bennett
Fail
High Point
L. A. of
Winston-Salem
One for the Book in Cambridge Car Crash
In Cambridge Pennsylvania a car driven by Mrs Leslie English and her husband rolled over and landed on its side after skidding. A wrecker arrived, righted the vehicle, and both occupants escaped unharmed and drove away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ins
Leslie English
Trident
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thieve
YWCA
Amd
Nabisco
Wational Biscuit
Altrusans
T’ville
PTA
New State
Soonce
Mrs. Slane
Josephine Culbertson
West Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Adelaide Kerr
Polter
Children’s Court
Judge
Polier
By Anne Olams
Neale Fish
Elsie Robinsq
Gus W. Dye
Weenenerns
Air Erie i
West Brond Street
Samuel Hyman
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