High Point Calendar of Club Meetings and War Work
The High Point Council of Parents and Teachers holds its March meeting at Elm Street School. The Twentieth Century Study Club meets at Ardmore Circle home of Mrs Henry V Koonts. Civilian Defense Drivers Corps offers map reading class at Civilian Defense HQ. Girl Scout Council meets at YWCA to plan recruiting drive. Friday Music Study Club gathers at Mrs A B Huff home. Priscilla Club at YWCA makes surgical dressings as social meetings alternate with war work.
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High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street
Twentieth Century Study Club
Henry V. Koonts
Ardmore Circle
Civilian Defense Drivers’ Corps
Civilian Defense
High Point Girl Scout Council
A. B. Huff
Brentley Circle
P. m
Priscilla Club
Young Visitor Honored On Sixth Birthday Party
Little Virginia Shell Worley celebrated her sixth birthday Saturday with a party at Emerywood Estates hosted by great aunt Mrs. Fred Bartlett. Guests enjoyed games and cake presented on an Easter-themed decorated table. Out‑of‑town guest Bobby Miller of Washington, D C received a blue sweater as guest prize along with balloons for other attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Shell Worley
Fred _ Bartlett
Emerywood Estates
Bobby Miller
Washington, D. C
Ann
Bobby Bain
Ann Bain
Betty Wright
Carolyn Casey
Peggy
Harriet Smithdeal
Ginger” Johnson
Bartlett
Curtis Smithdeal
Pre-School Clinic Set At Ada Blair School
Ada Blair School will host its annual pre-school clinic for physical exams on Thursday April 1 from nine in the morning to noon. All children entering the school next fall who will be six by October 1 should attend with a parent or guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair School
Evelyn R. Sutton
Miss Grace McKaughan to Wed Ensign Hamlin Sunday
Plans for the wedding of Miss Grace McKaughan and Ensign William Pickett Hamlin of the U S Navy Reserve were announced today. The ceremony will be Sunday at Wesley Memorial Church at four o clock with Dr. S W Taylor officiating and music by Carl Cronstedt and Mae Kirkman. Attendants include Mrs George L Taylor Jr as matron of honor and Mrs William T Mowery as bridesmaid. Best man is Joseph J Hamlin Jr. Final pre nuptial parties are planned this week with events hosted by Mrs William T Mowery and Miss Melvin Hayes at the Asia Restaurant. A luncheon for Miss McKaughan is set for Saturday at Irma Shore Sheriff’s Johnson Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McKaughan
William Pickett Hamlin
United States Naval Reserve
McKaughan
Wesley Memorial Church
C. E. Rozzelle
S.W. Taylor
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Mae Kirkman
George L. Taylor, Jr
William T. Mowery
Joseph J. Hamlin
Ensign Hamlin
Rutherfordton
Miss McKaughan
Bridge
Melvin Hayes
Asia
Irma Shore Sheriff
Johnson Street
Bill Of Rights Discussed For U D C By Mrs C B Mattocks
High Point Chapter of United Daughters of the Confederacy met at 708 Montlieu Avenue with Mrs. C B Mattocks presenting a program on the Bill of Rights. She traced ratification history, defined the first ten amendments, and highlighted liberty and republican ideals. Fifteen members attended. Miss Janie Martin asked to cancel the district meeting in April.
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High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. A. Mizzelle
Montlieu Avenue
C. B. Mattocks
W. A. Bivins
J. D. Brame
C. L. Whitaker
Sidney Lanier
J. F. Hayden
Mattocks
Ben Lear
Ben Lear, Which the Chapter Is Now Studying. Mrs. Mattocks
George Mason
Virginia
James Madison
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Janie Martin
Mizzelle
Mesdames A. R. Harrison
Joe F. Hoffman
Mrs. Miller Hosts Bridge for Washington Visitor in Emery Wood
Mrs. Joe Miller entertained a dessert bridge at her Emery Wood Estates home for Mrs. George Miller of Washington DC, guest of her sister Mrs. Robert Bain. Top score went to Mrs. Bain with jet earrings. runner-up honors to Mrs. Tom Henley. Gifts were presented to Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Barfield, and visiting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
Bridge For Washington
Emerywood Estates
George Miller
Washington, D.C
Robert Bain
Tom Henley
Barfield
Greensboro
Olin Cummins
Miller
Bain
Mesdames Barfield
Surgical Dressing Rooms Opened At Clara Cox Homes
The Clara Cox Homes housing project opens a Red Cross surgical dressing room to aid war work. Hours are 7 to 9 pm on Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays with Wednesday and Saturday evenings off. A quota of nine thousand dressings is set for completion within a thirty day period. Mrs Oriana B James is appointed supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Cox
Frank L. Judish
Red Cross
Oriana B. James
Friday Music Club Meet At Mrs Huff Home
The Friday Morning Music Study Club meets this Friday at 11:00 at Mrs A B Huff’s Brentley Circle home. The March Form is the subject with Mrs W L Jackson and Jane Austin as readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Huff
Brentley Circle
W. L. Jackson
Jane Austin
Iris Rose Gibson visits High Point then heads to Notre Dame
Miss Iris Rose Gibson, a New Orleans Girl Scout executive, traveled to High Point with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A Lee Gibson. They will visit their son Adam Lee Gibson Jr at Notre Dame Midshipman School in South Bend Ind before returning to Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Rose Gibson
New Orleans
High Point
A. Lee Gibson
South Bend
Ind
Adam Lee Gibson, Jr
Notre Dame
Miss Gibson
Louisiana
Winners in Ada Blair Annual Kite Tourney Announced
The Ada Blair School held a kite tournament after a display of children’s kites and posters. Winners include Lewis Dawkins most artistic in primary, Robert Brady in A grades, aye Wilson best modern post primary, Elsie Lee grammar grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
Lewis Dawkins
Robert Brady
Aye Wilson
Elsie Lee
Jimmy King
Joe Robertson
Johnny Eller
Rebecca Jessu
Billy Hemric
Secon
Loraine Hayes
Jack Wilson
Robbie Smith
Clara Shehan
Mary Alice Tuggle
Robbie Davis
Jackie le Stewart
Rade
Zelma Asbill
Dewey Beck
Clara Yarborough
Billy White
Drivers Corps To Do Map Reading Tomorrow Night
Civilian Defense Drivers' Corps members who have not had map reading instruction are invited to a class tomorrow at 7 30 p m. The event is announced by Mrs Clarence Dawley captain of the drivers corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civilian Defense Drivers’ Corps
Clarence Dawley
Driver's Corps
Anne Adams Pattern 4032 Frock and Sundress for Children
Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern 4032 in child sizes 2 4 6 8 10. Describes paneled lines easy to stitch and contrast yokes and sleeves. Includes yardage for size 6 sundress and ruffle details. price 16 cents plus 10 cents extra for Spring Pattern Book. order to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Y Conference For Industrial Leaders Success
The Leadership Training Conference for YWCA industrial club officers and members drew about thirty five attendees over the weekend. Sessions covered recruitment, legislation, and leadership development with talks by Mrs. C E Sheloff Mrs. Ralph Parker Mrs Hilton West and Dr P E Lindley. Sunday worship and a luncheon wrapped the program with films and committee-driven meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Club
Industrial Committee
Y.W.C.A
C. E. Sheloff
Ralph Parker
Hilton G. West
Greensboro
Thomas W. Sprinkle
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
West
Sprinkle
Lindsay
Louise Surratt
Thelma Patrick
First Baptist Church
Adams Club
Janie Wade
Rose File
Leta Anderson
Inter-Club Council
R. A. Sheloff
Mesdames
T. Sprinkle
H. W. McCain
R. A Sheloff
S. S. Saunders
Homer Miller
Kenneth Redman
April Bargain Month In Canned Fruit Point Values
Betty MacDonald reports on OPA guidance for April rationing of canned fruits and juices. With no carryover of points, officials warn against delaying purchases to chase higher end month values while urging purchases of fresh produce to keep stocks adequate. Restaurants operate on a two month cycle and risk shortages if rationed portions are not reduced. Raisin values may fall further, risking spoilage if not sold before heat rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty MacDonald
NEA
Washington
OPA
Adult Cynicism Aids Youths Lack Of Faith In Future
Ruth Millett argues that a young 18 year old's defiant attitude mirrors a wider pattern of juvenile delinquency. She urges mature adults to model belief in the future by making concrete plans and setting an example in every American home.
Marshall-Sink Vows Spoken in High Point
On March 23 Miss Nina Marsh Marshall became the bride of William Sink at the Oak View Methodist parsonage in High Point. The groom is a Seaman Second Class with the U S Navy stationed out of Norfolk. Mrs Sink resides at 517 North Hamilton Street High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Marshall
W. O Marshall
Walnut Cove
William Sink
H. J. Sink
Hig Point
Sanford
Oak View Methodist Parsonage
High Point
R. E. Ward
Sink
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
North
Hamilton Street
Solomon announces birth of son Clarence K. Jr.
Mr and Mrs C K Solomon announce the birth of a son named Clarence K Jr on March 22 at their Cedar Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. K. Solomon
Clarence K., Jr
Cedar Street
Eddie Seam Craven
J. E. Craven
Welch Drive
Eddie Jean
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mason Ceremony Burns Mortgage in Thomasville
Thomasville Masons plan a Burning The Mortgage ceremony Friday at the Masonic Lodge. The $8,000 debt from the 15 year old Masonic Temple rebuild has been wiped out. L. W. Hansell and J. F. Garner sent notices. a barbecued chicken dinner starts at 6:30 before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
L. W. Hansell
J. F. Garner
Suits Targeted to Correct Defective Break at Eastern States
At the Eastern States Championships Julius Tilles of New York teamed with Abe Goldstein to win the ir championship. Tilles managed the hand well amid a bad break, eliminating suits after a three clubs bid and forcing West to concede. The play featured ruffs, spades, and a late king of hearts endgame. The article also includes a Gin Rummy quiz on dealing, lines, and scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Tilles
New York
Abe Goldstein
East
West
South
Tilles
Thomasville Red Cross Opens Dressing Rooms
Mrs G T Alexander announces the Red Cross Surgical Dressing rooms in Thomasville are open again as materials arrive. Volunteers are needed to fill the next dressing quota. Work hours are Monday to Friday 9 to 11 AM and 2 to 4 PM, Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7 to 9 PM, and Saturday 9 to 11 AM in the New Lambeth building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Mar
G. T. Alexander
Red Cross
Lambeth
Barn and Cow Burned in Thomasville Fire
A sheet metal barn owned by William Thomas on Loflin Street was completely destroyed by fire in Thomasville last night, along with a cow. Local boys reported the alarm and firefighters arrived after the barn had caved in. Firemen suspect a spark from afternoon trash fires smoldered until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
William Thomas
Loflin Street
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