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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1943

Page

6

Community club calendar highlights local meetings

Thursday events include Mrs. Feiloff and Mrs. Sears speaking on Women in Science at Tea and Topics, Wild Flower Club on Wellington Drive, Girl Reserve tea at Adams Memorial, Family Night at Emery Country Club, Live Y’ers dinner at Rankin Church, and Sub-District Youth Fellowship at Rankin Memorial. Friday covers Canterbury Club, Business and Professional Club supper, and Lend-A-Hand group. Tuesday lists Industrial Lead Training Conference beginning at YWCA.

Charles Feloff Parkway Tess H. D. Sears C. A. Ring Wellington Drive H. Shaw Y.W.C.A Adams A. H. White Jr Emery Country Club Ellen Jensen Methodis Rankin Memorial Church Edwin Suits Jolly Y Club Riday Canterbury Ub H. L Kman Sway Drive Y. W A W.C.A. Turdas

Marriage announcement for Anne Elizabeth and Francis Hines

Washington society notes announce the engagement of Miss Anne Elizabeth Hines and Francis Hines of Boston, with the betrothal statement by Miss Kearns. The marriage is set for Saturday the nineteenth or twenty first of March in Washington D C with details from Mr. and Mrs Thurlow Alien and the couple’s families.

Thurlow Anne Elizabeth Francis Hines United States Washington, D.C Kearns Hines Boston Lindsay Street

Moroline Hair Tonic Promoted For All Day Shine

An advertisement touts Moroline Hair Tonic for a polished look and flat, groomed hair. It highlights a large 250 size bottle sold everywhere and urges daily use.

Duo-Pianists Vronsky and Rabin Here Tomorrow Evening

Prominent two-piano team Vronsky and Rabin appear tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the Junior High School auditorium. Russian-born artists now based in Santa Fe rehearse for an extensive tour and film program with Bach, Busoni, Rachmaninoff, Milhaud, and Tchaikovsky selections.

Viltya Vronsky Victor Rabin Vronsky Rabin New York Times Santa Fe New Mexico Atlantic Pacific Coast

Womble Couple Honored on Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs J H Womble celebrated fifty years of marriage with a surprise open house at the Dodamead home on Gatewood Avenue. Mesdames Cooke and Dodamead hosted with Mrs Earl Womble, serving Russian tea and decorated cakes as 30 to 40 guests paid tribute. Mr Womble, a Glendon native, and his wife, Margaret Kelly, settled in High Point about forty years ago and watched the city grow from a small community to a metropolis of over forty thousand.

J. H. Womble Aaron Cooke E. Dodamead Earl Womble Dodamead Gatewood Avenue Mr. Womble High Point

Darrell Winslow Feted At Party On 11th Birthday

Mrs L H Winslow 317 Greer Street hosted a birthday party for her son Darrell turning eleven on Saturday March 20 Games followed by refreshments. Guests included Phyllis Walker Edna Wall Betty Sue Saunders Peggy Ina Lee Nolan Billy Culler James Tommy Vuncamnan Charles Cameron and Randal Suits.

L. H. Winslow Greer Street Darrell Phyllis Walker Edna Wall Betty Sue Saunders Peggy Ina Lee Nolan Billy Culler James Tommy Vuncamnan Charles Cameron Randal

Unmarried Women 30 to 50 Reach Record High

The report notes the number of unmarried women aged 30 to 50 has risen to a record high, attributed largely to the impact of war on marriage patterns.

Education Group Luncheon Highlights YWCA Service

Members of the Highland Lend-A-Hand Club were hosted by the YWCA education committee at a luncheon. Guest speaker M. W. Nash discussed Food Problems and rationing, urging prudent point use to aid soldiers. The club president Artie McDowell received the speaker, and the group voted to contribute 85 toward the Red Cross War Fund Drive.

Highland Lend-A-Hand Club Education Committee Y.W.C A Y.W.C.A M. W. Nash Nash Artie McDowell Red Cross

Canterbury Club to Meet Friday at Breckmann Home

The Canterbury Club will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. Harry L. Breckmann’s home at 912 Fairway Drive for its regular biweekly session, announced this morning.

Canterbury Club Harry L. Breckmann Fairway Drive

Victory Garden Film Shown At A B Club Meeting

Woodroe F Haywood presented a film on Victory gardens at the American Business Club gathering in the Elwood Hotel. The program stressed wartime food needs and exports for the coming year, with a meeting move decided to the Sheraton Hotel and Fernley Fawcett winning the attendance prize. John Myers presided and Haywood was the sole visitor.

Victory Gardens American Business Club Elwood Hotel Woodroe F. Haywood America Sheraton Hotel Fernley Fawcett Haywood John Myers

Altrusans Hear Newspaperman Talk On Postwar Period

Altrusa Club at the Sheraton heard Loc Chakales of The Enterprise discuss Christianity and the postwar era. He urged abandoning material aims and embracing brotherhood to solve economic and social problems, citing Lindbergh and urging aid for the needy.

Sheraton Soc Chakales Loc Chakales The Enterprise Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Chakales Charles Lindbergh Brotherhood of Man Mary Haralson Euphone Gupton

Local residents visit loved ones and attend graduations during spring

Mrs Charles E Stroup and Mrs Robert Mason returned from Chicago after visiting their husbands Cpl Charles E Stroup and Pvt Robert Mason for two weeks. Others travel to Baltimore for University of Maryland Medical Institute graduation. Miss Shirley Silver leaves for Goucher College. Marcelle Clark to perform in Glackout at UNC.

Charles E. Stroup Robert Mason Chicago Cpl Pfe Robert Buck) Mason Shirley Silver New York City Waldorf-Astoria Miss Silver Goucher College Baltimore Maryland Marcelle Clark Willis Jane Experimental Theater of the Carolina Playmakers University of North Carolina W. L. Hunt W. S. McKinney Sara Forest Thompson University of Maryland Medical Institute Jack Hunt Myer I. Skull Monilieu Richmond Pvt Robert L. Skull Ft. Eustis Virginia Skull

Junior Miss Design Ten Cents Pattern Book Ad

The High Point Enterprise promotes its Spring Pattern Book featuring easy to make styles for everyone. Readers are urged to send orders to Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York NY.

High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 17Th St New York

Balance of brake wear and the Freedom statue above Capitol

The article notes that uneven brake shoe wear on a car shifts load to the other three drums. It also mentions the Capitol in Washington D C and the statue atop it identified as Freedom.

U. S. Capitol Washington, D. C

Industrial Group Told Of Europe's Youth Problems

Oswald Blatt, a High Point College student and Austrian refugee, spoke at the Young Men's Industrial Club meeting at Wesley Memorial Church on Tuesday evening. He contrasted Austrian and American youths, criticizing propaganda and state control in Austria after Germany’s rise, and noting the 6-year-old child’s place in the state. Guests included Jim Lewis, Arnold Burley, and George Davis. Tomlinsor welcomed a new member, with an army pre-induction lesson following dinner.

Young Men's Industrial Club Wesley Memorial Church Oswald Blatt High Point College Austria Thomas Hutchins Blatt Germany Jim Lewis Adams-Millis Arnold Burley United States Army George Davis Tomlinsor

Miss Bryson Hosts Navy Man On Leave Party

Miss Denny Lee Bryson entertained several guests at her Sedgefield home Monday evening in honor of Gene Kester on his first Navy furlough since January. The party featured card games and dancing with good wishes written for Ford Peatross who joined the Army in February. Refreshments were served to Jeanne Bales Mildred Johnson Jean Webster Maxine Thomas Lake McNairy Billie Sturgeon Lib Gabriel Jeanne Spencer Dallas Pendry Dodie Jensen Joe Johnston Jeddy Smith Thad McInnis Macy Borum Raymond Hicks Gene Kester Bill White Norris Frazier and the hostess.

Denny Lee Bryson Sedgefield Gene Kester Ford Peatross Jeanne Bales Mildred Johnson Jean Webster Maxine Thomas Lake McNairy Billie Sturgeon Jeanne Spencer Dallas Pendry

Girl Reserve Committee to Meet at Y W C A Thursday

The Girl Reserve committee chaired by Mrs. A. H. Whitley Jr. will hold its March meeting on Thursday at 4 15 PM at the Y W C A. Routine business will be transacted and plans for future activities outlined. Joe Java and jamoke are cited as sailor slang for coffee.

Girl Reserve Committee A. H. Whitley, Jr Y.W.C.A

Delinquency Talk Highlights Legion Auxiliary Meeting

Mrs. Mabel Burnett spoke on delinquency and environment at the American Legion Auxiliary program on Community Service held at the Elk's Club. She noted wartime delinquency rise and urged improving homes for underprivileged children, with about thirty-five attendees.

American Legion Auxiliary Mabel Burnett Girl Scouts Elk’s Club Burnett Effie Harrison Leigh Womens Army Auxiliary Corps

Impressive New OES State Installed In Rites

At the High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall a public installation of officers was led by Miss Bessie Gaddy of Greensboro with assistance from Mrs Edna Moag Harold Moag Mrs Mary Snyder Ethel Lovett and Christiana Muser. Large crowd attended as gifts were exchanged and performances given including solos by Harold Moag and Ruth Crowson with Dot Lewis accordion piece.

High Point Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Bessie Gaddy Greensboro Grand Chapter North Carolina Edna Moag Harold Moag Mary Snyder Ethel Lovett Asheboro Christiana Muser Norfolk Ida Kimble Ruth Williams Ruth Crowson Edwin Bennison Willie Updegrove Beulah Hoover Tenner Bennison Bennison Margaret McCain Bronson Matney Little Dot Lewis

Book Review Set For Tonight Has Been Postponed

The High Point Council of Jewish Women study group postpones its book review of The Strong City by Taylor Caldwell due to illness. Mrs Ben Herman was to review the work at Mrs L Greenberg's home on West Farriss Avenue. A new date will be announced later.

Chakales Jean Walton Barbara Lowe America Book Review High Point Council of Jewish Women Red Cross Fund Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Greensboro Winstonsalem High Point Altrusa J. Royster Ben Herman Taylor Caldwell L. Greenberg West Farriss Avenue

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