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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1942

Page

7

Evening Talk on Poe and Sully at Twentieth Century Club

The Twentieth Century Study held a luncheon at R. Quigley’s Westwood home featuring lectures on Allan Poe and the painter Thomas Sully. Mrs. Lamar McCallum spoke on Poe’s life from Bos to Richmond and his works including The Raven and Murders in the Rue Morgue, while Mrs. Risch outlined Sully’s English birth, move to America, and portrait legacy. The program included Beethoven recordings and Fontanne readings, with club members listed among the attendees.

R. Quigley Westwood Allan Poe Thomaly Charles Risch Sully Lincolnshire England Charleston S. C Washington Norfolk Lawrence Ladelphia Risch Low Benjamin West Boy Rs. Lamar McCallum South Shorty Bos Richmond Allan Beethoven Lynn Fontanne White Cliffs of Dover Mesdames Frank Smith Henry Koonts E. D. Henderson J. W. Thomas Donald Conrad W. W. Gluyas Lamar McCallum and R. I. Quigley

North Carolina Poetess Mary Bayard Clark Spotlighted in Club Meeting

Mid-Week ly club in Raleigh heard a discussion on poetess Mary Bayard Clark at a bi weekly meeting held at Mrs. F. Sizemore’s Brentley Circle home. Mrs. J Arthur Marsh praised Clark’s life and work, noting her lineage from Thomas Pollock Deve r and the Edwards family, and highlighting poems such as Clytie and Zenobia and Cleopatra's Soliloquy.

Mary Bayard Clark North Carolina F. Sizemore Brentley J. Arthur Marsh Raleigh Thomas Pollock Dever x Clark Josepher Jonas Edwards Princeton University Seaton Naal Intelligencer America Fresee John Willian Clark Dhood Old North State Clytie Zenobia Cleopatra Chandler Mesdames W. F. Bailey J. W. Chandler Charlies F. Carroll J. A. Eshelman P. W.flagge T. A. Kearns H. W. McCain J. M. Millikan Robert Morrow J. M.S. Salsbury A. M. Utley E. C. Rozzette W. L. Watson

Rebekahs Attend District Conference in Kannapolis

The Rebekahs district meets in Kannapolis with a 2:30 business session and a 7:00 banquet honoring distinguished guests. High Point members expect to attend both afternoon and evening sessions. Frances Chneil of Magdalene Lodge will respond to the welcome address. Delegates gather at Union Bus Station at 5 PM for the evening departure. A note mentions a newly discovered oil field affecting Venezuela's petroleum standing.

Rebekahs Kannapolis High Point Frances Chneil Magadelene Lodge Sesson Rebekah Union

Altrusans Headed to Second District Conference in Charlotte

Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock president of Altrusa High Point and district treasurer leads the local delegation to the Second District Conference in Charlotte. Mrs. Rothrock and Mrs. Marie M. Caddell depart Friday for the Hotel Charlotte with other delegates. The program includes a welcome response, district treasurer duties, education session, a luncheon, tea at Queens-Charlotte College, and a banquet ending Saturday night.

Mary Lou Rothrock High Point Altrusa International Association of Altrusa Charlotte Rothrock Marie M. Caddell

Residents, visitors noted in local society column

Ralph P. Witherspoon is treated for acute arthritis at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Charles E. Porter visits her mother here and plans to join her husband in Marshall Texas. Dwight L. Hall, a Navy electrician’s mate aboard the U S S Wilkes, visits his parents on Centennial Avenue extension and will return to duty March 21. Mrs. Joe Teague is hospitalized for appendicitis. Mrs. Malcom Kearns is confined at home on Willow Brook. Pvt. Garland E. Allred returns home on eleven day Army furlough. Townsend of Blackstone Virginia visits at 303 Lindsay Street. Betty Long of Rockingham visits her daughter and son-in-law at 204 Guilford Avenue. Mrs. W S Holmes of Greensboro was a guest of the Hartzells.

Charles E. Porter Severn Regar Barbee Street Jackson Miss Marshall Tex Dwight L. Hall U.S.S. Wilkes J. E. Hall Centennial Pvt Garland E. Allred U. S. Army Rufus Davis Mr. Davis West Bay Street W. F. Allred Sophia Betty Long Rockingham Howard S. Hartzell Mr. Hartzell Guilford Avenue W. 5. Holmes Greensboro Hartzells

Battery care in cold weather and ad for tax on instruments

Water added to a car battery in cold weather should be done before driving. If the engine is not run briefly to mix distilled water with acid, the water may freeze and damage the battery. A London newspaper once argued for higher import taxes on musical instruments, while a rival suggested a sliding scale for trombones.

London

We The Women by Ruth Mellett

This column argues that wartime strain could unite wives with at-home husbands and aid service members by women sharing social space and supporting isolated wives. It notes drawbacks, including potential mismatches in male behavior and the lingering risk of unsafe husbands.

Local Altrusans Invited To Open House For Miss Altizer

Miss Mary Altizer of Roanoke Virginia, past governor of Second District Clubs, arrives this afternoon to be the overnight guest of Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock and Mrs. Marie M. Caddell. Local Altrusans are invited to an open house tonight at 208 Woodrow Avenue to greet Altizer before she accompanies the group to the Charlotte conference opening tomorrow.

Mary Altizer Roanoke Second District Mary Lou Rothrock Marie M. Caddell Charlotte Rothrock Woodrow Avenue Altizer

Junior Red Cross Safety Council Meets at Elm Street School

The Elm Street School Junior Red Cross Safety Council held its regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon in the school auditorium. Sixth grade reports from Miss Butler noted Red Cross work in other schools nationwide while Miss McCrary's fourth graders shared geography studies. Retail firms in the United Kingdom have been asked to pool delivery vans for more efficient ratification.

Red Cross Safety Council Elm Street Schol Auditorium Miss Butler Miss McCrary United Kingdom

Rankin Memorial group to meet at Mrs Ring home

The Philathea Class of Rankin Memorial Church meets Friday at 7 30 at 329 Pickett Street hosted by Mrs Howard Ring with Mrs Rosa Lee Smiths and Frank Everhart assisting. Also notes Faithful Workers Class of Hilliard Memorial Baptist plans 7 30 meeting at Mrs O A Taylors on Thomasville road. The Wes ley Memorial United Methodist Woman's Auxiliary hosts a turnip green dinner 11 30 to 1 30 with tickets from circle members. UK pig club invites ownership of shares from a quarter of a pig and up.

Rankin Memorial Group Ring Rankin Memorial Church Howard Ring Pickett Street Alesdames Rosa Lee Smiths Frank Everhart Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church O. A. Taylor Thomasvile Road Woman’s Auxiliary Wesley Memorial Methodist Church

Miss Boggs Weds Sgt Messinger

Mr and Mrs J W Boggs announce the marriage of their eldest daughter Hazel Elizabeth to Sergeant Kenneth Cline Messinger of Fort Bragg and Huntington WV. They wed Saturday March 7 at Rev J A Cox's home in Thomasville. Mrs Messinger works for Burlington Mills High Point. Sergeant Messinger is the youngest son of Mrs Luria Messinger and the late Jeff Messinger.

J. W. Boggs Mangum Avenue Hazel Elizabeth Kenneth Cline Messinger Fort Bragg Huntington WL Va J. A. Cox Thomasville Messinger Burlington Mills High Point

Marmola diet aid promises slim figure without dieting

Advertises Marmola tablets as a simple way to slim down without starvation or intense exercise. Claims the product has sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed, and that it targets adults whose weight is due to hypothyroidism while advising medical consultation.

Bry

War effort reshapes industry after service return

After a brief reunion with his bride, Sergeant Messinger resumes duty at Fort Bragg as industrial facilities and new war products replace displaced outputs. The text notes motorists shoulder one eighth of U S tax dollars, reflecting wartime economic shifts in Huntington, West Virginia and beyond.

Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin

Constipation causes stomach upset bloating and gas. Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin wakes lazy bowels and soothes the stomach, offering relief that even finicky children accept. Get genuine Dr Caldwell's as directed by label or doctor.

Dr.Caldwell

Youthful Musicians Give Concert at Guilford College

Students Claude Cook Patricia Anne Gauker of Wallburg and Dorothy Joyce of High Point offered a recital at Guilford College Monday night, praised as the season’s hit. Patricia Anne seven and Derousy Joyce eight performed exceptional renditions of Bach Schubert and Beethoven pieces with Gauker on piano and Thorpe singing, accompanied by Mr. Cook.

Claude Cook Patricia Anne Gauker Wallburg Dorothy Joyce High Point Guilford College Patricia Anne Derousy Joyce

Lonnie A. Epps Claimed By Illness At 27

Lonnie A. Epps age 27 died this morning at Guilford Sanitarium where he had been a patient for nine years. Born October 1 1914 in Montgomery County he moved to High Point 22 years ago. Survived by his parents W M and Minnie Safley Epps and a family church Welch Memorial Methodist. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Welch Memorial conducted by Rev J D Williams and Rev T E Strickland. Burial Lineberry Methodist Church Cemetery near Denton. Body remains at Greene Funeral Home Thomasville until service time.

Lonnie A. Epps Guilford Sanatorium Mr. Epps Montgomery County W. M Minnie Safley Epps High Point Welch Memorial Methodist Church J. D. Williams T. E. Strickland Ar. Vernon Methodist Church Lineberry Methodist Church Denton Greene Funeral Home Thomasville

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Ife Poe and Sully Yard Twentieth Century Club Rly N.C Rs. Marsh Venezuela Altrusans Ralph. P. Witherspoon Whittier Street Burrus Memorial Hospital Joe Teague East Green Street Malcom Kearns Willows Brook John Townsend Blackstone High Poin Lindsay Street North Main Carton Bologna, Ib Fay Helm We the Ruth Mellett Junior Elm ST Miss Boggs Sgt Fof Huntington W. Va Wege United States Penney’s Penney's Smart Open Tech Sunny Tucker Oxford Biere Cranshed Penney Kid Girls Atrle Tifis Sannosuke Kamada Tokyo Japan
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