Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Country Club Draws Crowd
The Emerywood Country Club ladies held a well attended bridge and luncheon yesterday at the clubhouse. Top North-South scorers were Mesdames E. J. Folbrook and P. Y. Adams. East-West leaders were Mesdames Charles Matton and Milton Cash of Winston-Salem. Runner ups included Mesdames Hal Davis and J. T. Ryan, and Mesdames Harold Bennett and C. S. Beaver. Mrs. W. A. Tomlinson led in contract play.Mrs. O. C. Durland hosted Winston-Salem guests for bridge and a luncheon in the private dining room, with jonquil arrangements and a six-seated table centerpiece. The guest list featured Mesdames Carl Harris, A. S. Kennickell, Milton Cash, Charles Matton, and hostesses Mrs. Durland and her guests among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Otter-Town
Mesdames
E. J. Folbrock
P. Y. Adams
Charles Matton
Milton Cash
Winston-Satem
Mesdames Carl Harris
S. Kennickell
Winston-Salem
Capus Wayrick
Mrs. Durland
Mesdames J. S. Welborn
W. P. Hazelwood
F. T. Withite
R. D. Tilson
C. S. Beaver
Harold Bennett
Logan Porter, Jr
Herman Lynn
H. Ayers
Carter Dalton
E. T. Howard
Hal Davis
J. T. Ryan
Jack Holbrook
John Walker, Jr
George Machen
H. 0. Williams
C. B. Faircloth
Hugh Smart
W. A. ‘Tomlinson
J. P. Armstrong
Philip Davis
W. E. Mitchell
Eleventh District Meeting Here on April 1 Planned by Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary unit plans the Eleventh District gathering for April 1 at the local junior high school starting at 4 pm with a Dutch supper in the cafeteria. Department president Mrs. Walter Craven of Charlotte will attend. about 100 people expected. Judge D. C. MacRae will chair the ora torio. contestants from multiple districts will join. High Point's Byran Grandjean is among the contestants. An Americanism program followed, featuring Mrs. I. T. Mann and singer Annie Hicks of Charlotte. A shamrock ice course closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Walter Craven
Charlotte
D. C. MacRae
Byran Grandjean
High Point
I. T. Mann
Annie Hicks
M. T. Hicks
America
Mesdames Carriker
Oscar L. Smith
G. D. Bostian
Paul Gibson
Charles Hayes
E. H. Krieinbaum
Thomas Nicholson
George Parker
John Bauer
Ben Swartzberg
Virginia Calhoun
Seventeen Girls Debut at Jewish Women’s Ball in High Point
Seventeen debutantes from Durham, Goldsboro, Charlotte, Winston-Salem, Greensboro and Salisbury will be presented at the High Point Council of Jewish Women Debutante Ball. The event at the Sheraton features Dick Dinther and his Orchestra, a progressive supper at local homes, and a grand march cotillion with Harold Wagger presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sheraton Bhajigym
Dick Dinther
Srchestra
Delulantes
Anna Lou Doctor
Irene Tanner
Mimi Wagger
Jewish Council of Women
Betsy Ford Speaks at Greensboro YWCA Luncheon
Miss Betsy Ford, Girl Reserve secretary from Greensboro, addressed the YWCA membership luncheon at Adams Memorial Building, discussing the possible effects of the war effort on high school students. The program featured Girl Reserve members and highlighted community guidance for youth amid wartime changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial
W.C. A
Betsy Ford
Greensboro
Miss Ford
Dina Taylor
Kenneth Redman
Girl Reserve
Edgar Hartley
Mesdames Edgar Hartley
William Phillips
C. E. Haworth
YW. C. A
Shirley Williams
Mus
Collier Ellis, Jr
Guilford County Welfare Department
Julian Lindsey
Wesley Memorial Church
First Methodist Church
Mabel H. Hargett
City of
High Point
Greensboro ¥. W. C. A
Taylor M. Simpson
Girl Scouts
Junior Red Cross sponsor teachers and committee meet Thursday
Mrs. John Maye announces a meeting of the Junior Red Cross Teacher Sponsors and Junior Red Cross Committee to be held at 4 o clock Thursday March 19 in Room 4 at 106 College Street Red Cross Headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Maye
Junior Red Cross
Social calendar with club meetings and dinners
Wednesday at 7 30 p m the High Point Business Ind professional Women s Club meets at the Elwood Motel. Thursday September 1 Mrs J F Hayden hosts Entre Neus at 400 East Washington Street. 6 30 to 8 p m Thursday Night Family Dinner at Emerswood country club reservations by Thursday noon. Friday 3 p m Priscilla Club meets Mrs Owen Reese 1002 North Main Street. 8 p m Evening bridge at Emerswood with Mr and Mrs C G Mackintosh hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business Ind
Elwood
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Emerswood Country Club
Pribay
Priscilla Club
Owen Reese
North Main Street
C. G. Mackintosh
Spring Meeting of Daughters of 1812 in Asheville
The North Carolina Society United Daughters of 1812 will hold its spring meeting in Asheville on March 25 at 4 pm at the George Vanderbilt Hotel. Presiding will be Mrs. Charles H. Stephenson Sr. The program includes officer reports from state and local leaders, followed by a joint banquet at 7 pm with the Daughters of the American Colonies and the Daughters of the Colonial Wars. Honor guests include state regents from the DAR and PA’s PR associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Society
United Daughters of 1812
Asheville
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Charles H. Stephenson
Rrleigh
Charles Platt
Charlotte
Abs. R. N. Barber
Waynesville
Charles L. Blackburn
Wilson
C. Wayne Spencer
Daughters of the
Daughters of American Colonies
Eugene Wnorfleet
Norfolk
Benjamin Wyche
Abs. F. A. Silversteen
North Carolina
J. A. Forney
Pennsylvania
Miss Billie Setzer Hosts Informal Dance Party
Miss Billie Setzer entertained a youthful group with an informal party at her Day ton Street home on Friday March 13. Games music and dancing charmed the thirty four guests as her mother Mrs Louise Setzer assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Sefaer
Dayton Street
Louise Setzer
Miss Elliott Named Honorary Chair for Cancer Control Board
Mount Airy March 15 Miss Elliott Womans College UNC—named honorary chairman of the North Carolina Division Women’s Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer. Notable roster includes Dr. R. L. Flowers Duke University Dr Frank P. Graham UNC President Mrs. H. G. Etheridge Asheville Mrs. J. S. Silverstein Brevard Dr Henry B. Ivey Goldsboro chairman state executive committee with other officers and members across Raleigh Winston-Salem Greensboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke University
Durham
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
H. G. Etheridge
Asheville
J. S. Silversteen
Brevard
P. R. Rankin
Mount Gilead
Sidney Smith
Raleigh
J. S. Blair
Elizabethtown
R. 0. Everett
J. Henry Highsmith
D. S. Coltrang
W. T. Bost
Gorden Gray
Winston - Salem
Charles Platt
Charlotte
Charles Tillett
Lindsay Patterson
Winston-Salem
B. \. Hedrick
Salisbury
Saville J. Martin
Winston- Salem
E. L. McKee
Sylva
Porter Paisley
Sedalia
May Thompson Evans
Washington
Marie B. Noell
R.N
Etha Williams
Greensboro
Henry B. Ivey
Goldsboro
C. C. Carpenter
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Wake Forest College
Leslie Lee
Kinston
Commander Marshall
Birth of Daughter Lynda Ruth to Mr and Mrs Floyd Lance
Mr and Mrs Floyd Lance announce the birth of a daughter Lynda Ruth at their home 107 Springfield Avenue on Friday March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Lance
Lynda Ruth
Springfield Avenue
YWCA Forum to Align Youth Needs for War Effort
Fourteen representatives from community groups and agencies met at the YWCA following a membership luncheon to discuss youth needs during the emergency. Miss Betsy Ford spoke, urging that youth needs be integrated into postwar planning and Civil Defense. A subcommittee was formed to draft a plan for wider community recreation for review by the Council of Social Agencies, with aims to guide youths in wartime and prepare them for a postwar world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Department
Kenneth Redman
Y. W. Cas
YWLC
Betsy Ford
Girl Reserve
Greensboro
Karl Shepherd
Taylor Simpson
Susannah Thomas
Council of Social Agencies
Civian Defense
Thomasville clubs hold talks and installations at meetings
Thomasville community groups gather for a busy Tuesday with Dr. Emma Victoria Carlsson speaking on Keeping Fit for Defense at the Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner. Garden Club installs new officers led by Mrs. H C Nicholson and prior speaker Mrs. J A Neilson discusses Wild Flowers. Easter observances noted as groups meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Dr. Carlsson
Garden Club
Thomasville Business and Professional Womens Club
Emma Victoria Carlsson
Woman's College
Greensboro
Methodist Hut
B. and P
R. E. White
Carlsson
G. E. Crowell
Deffense
Salle McCracken
Priory
Nell Gules
G. Marshall Hoover
East Main Street
D. A. Troutman
C. W. Gillham
J. Moyer Mendenhall
Mothers' Prayer Band to Meet Tomorrow
The Mothers' Prayer Band will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs L B Winslow at 317 Green Street. Mrs H A Knight will lead the program. The Lottie Holden Bible class will meet with Mrs T W Albertson at Oakwood Court Thursday at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Prayer Band
L. B. Winslow
Green Street
H. A. Knight
Lottie Holden
T. W. Albertson
Oak- Wood Court
Parkersburg Visitors Stay With Diffendals at Edge Dale Drive
Dr and Mrs T Corbitt are house guests of Mr and Mrs C J Diffendal at 408 Edge dale Drive Parkersburg arriving yesterday and to stay several days Mrs BE A Smith and daughter Mary Alderman left today for St Pauls to attend the funeral of Mr Smiths father Marcus Smith who died yesterday in a Lumberton hospital Smith was a frequent visitor here Mrs Margaret Fowler Taylor and her brother Roy Fowler Jr returned home after visiting Walter Ray Fawley at Fort Benjamin Indiana where he attends the Army Finance School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 7. Corbitt
Parkersburg
West Virginia
C. J. Diffendal
Edgedale Drive
BE. A. Smith
Mary Alderman
St. Pauls
Mr. Smith
Marcus Smith
Lumberton
A. Smith
Margaret Fowler Taylor
Roy Fowler, Jr
Walter Ray Fawley
Army Finance School
Fort Benjamin
Indiana
J. H. Harris
Henry Swaim
Lecy Allen Curtiss
Pauline Hinshaw Swert
Baltimore
Ho Hamilton
Chalybeate Springs
Mr. Hamilton
Miss Platt
Dunn
Proft
James William Pickard
Wytheville
Mary
Louise Tall
Lazy Moon Minstrels at Allen Jay School Thursday
The Lazy Moon Minstrels, a complete minstrel show by the PT A at Allen Jay School, will be held Thursday night March 19. The cast includes teachers and community members with Mammy Washington played by Mrs. D. M. Morgan and Pappy Washington by Joe Bennett. A saxophone duet by Benne Waters and Tom Matney features music instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
PT. A
Syawanna River
Mammy Washington
D. M. Morgan
Pappy” Washington
Joe Bennett
Benne Waters
Tom Matney
Emma Blair PTA hears varied patriotic program at meeting
The Emma Blair Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday evening with president E L Pierce presiding. Mrs Daniels third grade led devotionals and the school orchestra performed selections including Eventide and Blue Danube Waltz. Officers were elected and the attendance banner awarded to Mrs Daniels' third grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
E. L. Pierce
Virginia Rogers
Eartha Daniels
Daniels
Women's Styles Are About To Be Frozen By WPB
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reports that the War Production Board plans to curb radical changes in women’s fashion. The present silhouette remains official for the season, with limits on garment lengths and ensembles. Silk, nylon shortages persist, and bare legs are expected to appear this summer while protections for winter wardrobes are explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thompson
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotels Raleigh
Vaard
WPB
RANDLEMAN CHURCH GROUPS MEET AND BANQUET ATTENDED
Special to The Enterprise reports Loyal Workers class of St Paul Church hosted by Misses Jennie Vera and Bart Wise on Worthville Road with devotions by Mrs J W Glenn and secretary Jessie Kirkman. Meetings discussed church yard improvements and stewardship book studies. Rev Poole led youth group to High Point banquet. local residents traveled to Baltimore and Dunn events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Marci
Y. D.poole
Alt. Lebanon Church
First Methodist Church
High Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
Country Club
Legion Auxiliary
Greensboro Ywca
Gracie Allen
Swan
Spring Meeting of Daughters of 1812
Billie Sefzer
David Kendall Fisher
L. J. Fisher
Woodbrook Court
David Kendall
Burrits Memorial Hospital
Miss Elliott New
Cancer Control
YWCA
Igh
Meetia
Karl Sheppard
Faye Edwards
Family Service Bureau
Mays
Mabel Hargett
Cameron C. Deans
Russ Myrtle Davis
S.S. Saunders
Y. W. C. A. Business Girls Department
W. C. Idol
Homer Miller
H.W. McCain
Y. WW. Oc. A. Mes
Collier Ellis
Guildford County Welfare Department
Ladies Aid
The
First Baptist Church
J. R. Blair
E. W. Cates
Vann Stringfielt
Charles Lambeth
Bessie Gillespie
W. K. McGee
Stephen S. Wise
Presbyterian Church
P. M. Sherrill
F. C. Howerd
D. A. Long
Pasion
Clyde DuBose
Jay P.T. A
Ream
Tempe
Rure
Clyde Alexander
Billie
Glenda Gale
Ligh Point
Hervous
Lydia E. Pinkham
Main & Washington
Sis
Minsic
Audrey Tucker Rogers
Opal Kifer Virgie Gengai
Irandleman
A. B. Beasley
J. E. Davis
Vicks VapoRub
VICKS
Radio City
Broadway
Roown
Bath
Radio City Music Hall
tAte
Aliguprise Trove
Bach
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!