Canterbury Club Meets at Mrs Brockmann Home
Friday calendar lists the Canterbury Club session at 912 Fairway Drive with Mrs H L Brockmann at 3 30 pm The Lend A Hand Club meets at the Community Building at the Y W C A at 7 15 pm A March evening bridge party for Emery wood Country Club starts at 7 30 pm with Mr and Mrs C G Macintosh hosting Reservations by Friday noon Saturday 5 pm Industrial Leadership Conference opens for Y W C A local industrial clubs officers and leaders at the Y continuing through luncheon Sunday
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Canterbury Club
H. L. Brockmann
Fairway Drive
Y.W.C
Emerywood Country Club
C. G. Macintosh
Industrial Leadershipree
The
Supplies Arrive to Resume Dressings Work in Community
Two months of dressings supplies are now on hand for February and March work. Mrs. Frank L. Judish, chairwoman of the local Red Cross chapter, says women must devote hours to meet deadlines. Work will resume in Central rooms on North Main Street and at multiple satellite locations including High Point and YWCA facilities, with colored women also invited to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Judish
Red
Division Heads Attend Children's Officials Meeting
The Children's Division of the First Methodist Church School held an enthusiastic meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Yow on Howell Street. Elizabeth Oliver and Mrs. W. Peebee spoke, plans were made for the June 7 Vacation Bible School, and twenty five attended with two absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church School
Virgil Yow
Howell Street
Elizabeth Oliver
W. Peee
Canary
Moore
Salisbury
Oliver
Woman Surgeon Rosalie Morton Featured By Tea Club
Mrs H D Sears discusses Rosalie Slaughter Morton at Tea and Topics Club in Winter Haven Florida. Morton, a Virginia born surgeon educated in Germany Russia France and India, treated WWI Serbia and cared for 80 of 84 young men who finished college in America. Morton later studied arthritis in Florida while recuperating from gas exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E. Sheloff
Parkway
H. D. Sears
America
Fla
Florida
Serbia
Mrs. Sheroff
F. H. Hallenbeck
Logan Porter
S. 8. Coe
J. E. Marsh
Horace Haworth
W. W. Idol
W. F. Clayton
J. T Weaver
Miss Grace McKaughan Honored At Bridge Party
Miss Grace McKaughan, whose wedding to Ensign William Pickett Hamlin is planned for spring, is feted at a dessert bridge hosted by Maud Carraway and Helen McBee at Carraway’s Johnson Street home. Guests enjoy pink and white ices and cakes as three tables glow with gladioli and snap dragons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace MccKaughan
Maud Carraway
Helen McBee
Johnson Street
Miss McKaughan
William Pickett Hamlin
Wild Flower Garden Club Gives Mosses Program
Mesdames C A Ring and Cliff Ring Jr hosted the Wild Flower Garden Club on Wellington Road for a Mosses program by Mrs. Richard H. Shaw. She described mosses as the lowest plant type and discussed club mosses between ferns. Mrs. Cliff King Jr spoke of current wildflowers. Baby Anna Ring appeared as an honorary member during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames C. A. Ring
Cliff Ring, Jr
Wild Flower Garden Club
Wellington Road
Richard H. Shaw
Miss Anna Ring
Cliff Ring
U D C Meeting Set For Monday At Mizzelle Home
The High Point Chapter Unit ed Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday at 3 30 PM at the home of Mrs. J A Mizzelle 708 Montheu Avenue according to an announcement this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. A. Mizzelle
Montheu Avenue
P-T A Council Meeting Tuesday
The High Point Council of Parents and Teachers will meet Tuesday at 3 45 p m at Elm Street School. This regular March meeting will be presided over by Mrs Blake Thompson council president.
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High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street
P.T.A. Council
Blake Thompson
Over Ninety At Family Dinner Bridge Tonight
Thursday family dinner at Em erywood Country Club drew more than ninety attendees. Tonight’s bridge party, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Mackintosh, opens at 7 30 PM with reservations by numerous couples listed, aiming for prompt camaraderie and an early bus departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
C. G. Mackintosh
W. P. Hazelwood
J. O. Hauschild
Kenneth Redman
James Armstrong
Ed Mendenhall
J. E. Millis
Harold Bennett
Frank Garrett
Paul Casey
Harry Abel
Harold McKee
M. B. Hall
W. H. Slane
R. B. Terry
Frank Hunsucker
Elliott Wood
R. M. Bundy
Frank Wineskie
Amos Kearns
Fred Hallenbeck
Laurance Ingram
W. B. Hartman
Wayne Sullivan
Lloyd Flythe
Carter Dalton
C. T. Ingram, Jr
John Lumpkin
Denton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Paul Chandler of Concord visited Mr and Mrs Vestel Cook over the weekend. Mr Whitson C Skeen is ill with pleurisy, his son Herbert improving. The Skeen family hosted visits from James D Elliott Addie Gray and Preston Elliott. British clubs of amateur pig tasers supplied 7 000 tons of bacon in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Paul Chandler
Concord
Vestel
Horace Skeen
High Point
Fred Skeen
Burlington
Marshall Skeen
Whitson C. Skeen
Herbert
James D. Elliott
Addie Gray
Trinity
Preston Elliott
Trinity News Club Meeting and Senior Class Party
The Sunset Garden Club met at Mrs. Shelley York’s Archdale home with president Mrs. Melvina Martin presiding. Speakers discussed the Victory Garden and distributed pamphlets. A nominating committee was appointed for April elections. Senior Class of Trinity High School hosted a March 19 party in blue and gold with 55 guests and refreshments. Nearby residents and service members were noted visiting over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Sunset Garden Club
Shelley York
Archdale
Melvina Martin
R. M. Douglas
Shelly York
LeRoy Hancock
Murray Williams
Trinity School
Douglas
Hancock
Homer Spencer
John Payne
Roy Lambeth
Wanda
Trinity High School
Local residents bid fairwell as service members depart
Mr and Mrs Philip Lytle of Haddonfield New Jersey visit relatives at 406 Parkway before continuing to Bolivia South Africa as missionaries under the Independent Board for Presbyterian Foreign Missionaries Also travelers include Mrs G G Dixon and two sons en route to eastern North Carolina to visit relatives Captain G G Dixon formerly of the city commands Battery BE San Diego and serves as Defense Counselor A R Myatt returns home from the funeral of her sister E F Coates L J Pickard and family plan a Norfolk Virginia visit Mrs William Lawrence has joined her husband at Fort Benning Georgia Pvt Lawrence enlisted December 1942 Mrs Robert W Beaver of Edgeworth Apartments visits her husband Aviation Cadet Beaver in Yale University New Haven Connecticut L E Maxwell a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital for about a week of treatment
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Lytle
Haddonfield
New Jersey
W. F. McNeill
Mr. McNeill
Parkway
Lytle
Bolivia
South Africa
Independent Board For Presbyterian Foreign Missionaries
G. G. Dixon
San Diego
Calif
N. C
William Lawrence
United States Army
Fort Benning, Ga
Pvt
Lawrence
Robert W. Beaver
Edgeworth Apts
Beaver
Yale University
New Haven
Conn
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Store Employees Feted At Dinner
Local Charles Store employees were treated to a Wednesday dinner at the Elwood Hotel. Nurses' Aides Miss Faye Long and Mrs. Doris Valentine performed a Red Cross skit aiding the War Fund Drive. A quiz raised funds with pennies won by Mrs. Doris Pierce who donated the prize. Entertainment included Hillbilly music by Commodore Hicks and a solo by Christine Browne, plus a Mary Lou Jarrett monologue and group singing. About fifty attended, including temporary weekend staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Elwood
American Red Cross
Faye Long
Doris Valentine
Red Cross
H. H. Simon
Doris Pierce
Red Cross War Fund
Commodore Hicks
Christine Browne
Mary Lou Jarrett
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Deep River Community Notes and Visits
Pvt Charles Williams of Camp Pickett Virginia spent last Sunday with his wife née Ernestine Dar before their January 8 1943 marriage. Several local families hosted or visited relatives including the Wilkins Horton funeral Cassie Mendenhall, Mr and Mrs C C Goods and Prof Meredith of Guilford College. Children Colen Jordan and Billy Bolling show illness improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Charles Williams
Camp Pickett
Ernestine Dar
E. F. Williams
Pvt. Williams
C. E. Thornton
E. J. White
Oriana James
H. Clay Bri
Pittsboro
Wilkins P. Horton
Cassie Mendenhall
C. C. Goodon
Baby
Kanapolis
John Chapplean
W. B. Jones
Clary
Redding Street
High Point
C. L. Idol
Guilford College
Clyde Bolling
Young
Meredith
Geraldine Knight
Winston-Salem
Nancy Williams
Beulah Sheen
Edgar Weston
Stoneville
N. C
R. V. Weston
J. L. Skeen
J. P. Jones
W. J. Little
R. T. Jordan
Billy
Robert Bolling
Colen Jordan
Church Social and Fellowship Meetings Tonight
The Young Adult Fellowship Class of Archdale Methodist Church meets at 7 30 tonight at the Davis home with Miss Jewel Crowson as associate hostess. The Wesley Fellowship Group of Main Street Methodist plans a weiner roast at 7 at the Kearns home on Gatewood Avenue. Dr Carson Dies in Moore County aged 84. funeral in Hendersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Methodist Church
Austin Davis
Jewel Crowson
Wesley Fellowship
Main Street Methodist Church
F. D. Kearns
Gatewood Avenue
Carson
Mooresville
Henry Havelock Carson
Hendersonville
Ralph S. Carson
Tournament Chiefs Prove Versatility at Columbus Event
Two national tournament directors attended the Central Ohio Tournament in Columbus. A. M. Sobel of New York and Alvin Landy of Cleveland participated beyond their organizer roles, illustrating modern duties as directors who also compete.
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Columbus
A. M. Sobel
New York
Alvin Landy
Cleveland
Mixed Championship Tie At Columbus Bridge Event
In Columbus Sobel paired with Mrs E B Neil and er Pye teamed with Mrs J B Turnbull. The two pairs tied for the mixed championship. The play featured a sequence where declarer exploited clubs and diamonds to make five odd tricks after a series of discards and key card cashing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sobel
E. B. Neil
Er Pye
J. B. Turnbull
Cleveland
Declarer
West
Dummy
East
Miss Goodman Heads to UNC Dramatic Festival
Miss Ruth Goodman director of dramatics at the senior high school travels to Chapel Hill for the University of North Carolina Dramatic Festival over the weekend. As national president of the Masque and Gavel Society she will display material related to the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Goodman
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Rationing Adds Work for Women Unlike Homemakers
A Wartime column argues rationing burdens mainly the working women who manage households alongside full time jobs. It notes cooking, shopping, and canning will take longer and may force some to quit outside work, while others cannot afford meals out, urging support for families balancing home duties and defense work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Carraway
McBee
Florence Ellis
Janey Wilson
Mc-Kaughan
Misses McKaughan
Emogene Shields
Wanda Harville
Ruth Williard
Mesdames W. T. Mowery
WC. Boyles
George Taylor
Iredell Hutton
Harris Crawford
W. R. McKaughan
Margaret P. Hamlin
Ensign Hamlin
Melvin Hayes
Cliff King, Jr
Mesdames
W. H. English
Harold Stout
R. H. Shaw
J. C. Teague
U.D.C
Mizzelle
P-T. A. Council
Trinity News
C. M. McLeod
C. M. McLeod, Jr
F. D
Charles Ray Spell
Camp Lee, Va
A. R. Myatt
Ecker Apts
E. F. Coates
Smithfield
North Carolina
Mrs
I. J. Pickard
Norfolk, Va
J. E. Pickard
L. E. Maxwell
Burrus Memorial Hospital
By Anne Odams
Deep River News Notes
Wesley Fellowship Group
North Wale
E. and
W. Val
McKenney
By William E. McKenney
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