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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1942

Page

7

Jamestown Book Club Hosts Mrs Bundy Visit

Jamestown March 31 The Modern Book Club met at Mrs O M Bundys home with hostesses Mrs C E Armfield Jr Misses Helen Bosick Mildred Marlette and Geva Morrison. Officers nominated included Roy Carmichael Eddie Armfield and Irma Bundy. Dr Igorious Guilford College and his orchestra presented a program of sacred music ending with The Passion According to St Matthew. The Journal noted Easter traditions and the reorganization plans for the coming year with a slate of officers and PTA announcements.

Enterprise Jamestown Wesday C. E. Armield, Jr Helen Bosick Mildred Marlette Geva Morrison Modern Book Club O. M. Bundy Roy Carmichael Oy Carmichael Eddie Armfield Irma Bundy Therogram Committee Iglorius Guilford College Victorias Bastian Bach Ico Gene Hendrix Presimt C. M. McKinney J. R. Armstrong Mary Speer C. EB. Armstrong C. E. Armfield Russell Hassett Afeteria O. Witt

Lonely Life Chapters Reveal Parris In Kings Row

Parris returns to the Kings Row hospital work where he confronts memories of Renee Tower and the past. He finds Dr. Nolan progressive and gains influence over Drake and Randy’s projects while battling unsettling recollections and a hostile encounter with Reverend Cole. Henry Gordon’s death sees Parris as an honorary pallbearer at a large Kings Row funeral.

Kings Row Nolan State Hospital Drake Parris Randy Herr Berdorff Renee Larie Dr. Tower Cassie Cole Presbyterian Church Patterson Lawes Henry Gordon Louise

The Complex Circle of Parris and Vera’s Decline

Parris attends a funeral then visits German pastor Herr Berdorff. Vera, once a rising musician, may be near breakdown after canceling festival appearances. Parris and Randy nurture Drake’s recovery, acknowledging Drake as central to their future and promising a cautious, hopeful path forward.

Debating Club Triangular Sees Affirmative Triumph

The annual triangular debate tournament at the high school auditorium featured the Summer High School teams. Buddy Queen and Sidney Ray led the affirmative in the question on a Western Hemisphere union, while Juanita Hawkins and Gaynette Austin defended the negative. judges awarded the unanimous decision to the affirmative. Miss Lucille Bugarner’s seventh grade won the attendance award as related. Mrs. W. B Delk entered Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem for a major operation Saturday after a Friday admission.

Summer High School Buddy Queen Sidney Ray Juanita Hawkins Gaynette Austin W. B Delk Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Sarah Staley Miriam Walker Thelma Bliss Mildred Marlette Mary Speer Booneville

Priscilla Club Meeting Postponed Until Further Notice

The Priscilla Club's Friday afternoon meeting has been postponed until further notice. It was to be held at Mrs. Fred Ingram's Rotary Drive home. Also noted are births: Mary Ruth born March 29 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Crawford of 1693 English Street. A son, James Wayne, born March 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Forbis of High Point Route 1 at Burrus Memorial Hospital.

Priscilla Club Fred Ingram Rotary Drive Charles Crawford English Street Mary Ruth Guilford General Hospital James Forbis High Point Route 1 James Wayne Burrus Memorial Hospital

Miss Anderson Leaves for Anesthesia Course in Chicago

Miss Ruth Parsons Anderson of the Guilford County Sanatorium staff left today for Chicago where she will take a course in painlaesthesia at Cook County Hospital. She has a three month leave of absence granted by Dr M D Bonner and will return to the Sanatorium after completing her studies.

Ruth Parsons Anderson Guilford County Sanatorium Chicago Cook County Hospital Miss Anderson M.D. Bonner

Seagraves Birth Announcement for Shirley Jo Seagraves

Mr and Mrs Paul Seagraves announce the birth of a daughter Shirley Jo born March 27 at their Kernersville route one home. Mrs Seagraves formerly Lizzie Hedgecock.

Paul Seagraves Shirley Jo Kernersville Route One Seagraves Lizzie Hedgecock

Mrs. B F Montgomery Ill After Stroke At Home

Mrs. B F Montgomery remains ill at her North Hamilton street home after suffering another stroke of paralysis recently.

B. F. Montgomery North Hamilton Street

Mid-Week Garden Club Postpones Wednesday Meeting

The Mid-Week Garden Club postpones its special meeting at Emerywood Country Club to an undetermined later date after announcing the shift this morning. The original morning session, set for tomorrow, will not be held as scheduled.

Emerywood Country Club

Church Social Reform Guild Circle Two Meets Wednesday

Circle five of the Wo man’s Guild of the First Evangel ical and Reformed Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Stanford Smith, 605 Sink Street. Associate hostess with Mrs. Smith will be Mrs. Alter Sink. Stephens Bible Class Will Meet Wednesday The Stephens Bible study class will meet tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jd. M. Stewart. 210 Best Street. We Clean Easier Way A metal scouring pad is excel lent for cleaning some Vegetabs. Celery, for instance. And some vegetables need only a stiff brush ing and thorough washing instead fof peeling.

Reformed Guild Woman's Guild of The First Evangelical and Reformed Church Stanford Smith Sink Street Smith Alter Sink Stephens Stephens Bible Jd. M. Stewart Best Street

WPB Order May Give Distributors Increased Stocks

Raleigh march 31 the state War Production Board announces a change to allow distributors wholesalers and jobbers to build up stocks of essential supplies via Form PD LX after april 1. the form grants preferred ratings for many supply lines without individual order ratings, requiring sales and inventory data for priority aid. impact in north carolina hinges on washington interpretation and local reporting.

Enterprise Bureau Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh State Office of War Production Board WPB North Carolina Washington

Fruit Dressing Substitutes and Tips for Salads

A French style fruit dressing uses tart juice instead of vinegar to flavor fruit salads. Lime juice makes a good substitute and should be mixed in a ratio of one part lime to two parts salad oil. Add salt sugar and paprika to taste and shake until light cream. Lemon or pineapple juice also work as vinegars substitutes.

Conserving Meat Juices While Broiling Under Gas Flame

A method to preserve meat juices is to broil in a frying pan rather than on the grill. Juices stay in the pan and are easier to serve than if they drip away in the broiler.

Bombers and ships hit far during Pacific war report

Col. Eugene L. Subank heads a US bomber command report from Australia detailing 50 enemy pursuit planes shot down and 46 transports plus 16 warships damaged or sunk up to March 1. The tally covers operations from the war's start in the Pacific to the fall of Java with low loss rates and notable missions in the Philippines, Lingayen Gulf, and Davao areas.

United States Army Australia Eugene L. Subank U. S. “Bomber Command Philippines Netherlands East Indies Pacific Java George’ H. Brett Eubank Port Arthur Texas Albuquerque N. M Bomber Command Clark Field David Gibbs Joseph Lafleur Opelousas Luther Heidiger Richport Conn Anthony Holub Coronado Calif Ray Cox Riverside Fred Crimmins Fort Worth Lingayen Gulf Wigan Cecil Combs Arlington Tex Donald Keiser San Francisco Walter Ford James Connally Waco Elmer Parse Macon Edward Bohnaker Piatteville Wis S. Earl Tash Walla Walla, Wash Elliott Vandevanter Washington, D.C Legaspi Bay Luzon Island Vandevanter Hewitt Wheless Fresno Jack Adams Anadarko, Okia Adams Wrieless Parse Tash Keiser Davao Linfayen George Schaetzel Alvin Muellere New Braunsfels Davao Gulf Schaetzel Mueller James Cannon

Radio Programs and War Broadcast Schedule Summary

A fragment summarizes a dense wartime radio schedule from 6:00 to 11:00 PM with shows from Denver String Orchestra to Bob Hope, noting program shifts and network changes. It then shifts to a military dispatch praising Maj. Combs and Capt. McIntyre for daring daylight and night bombing missions in the Netherlands East Indies, with commendations for several airmen including Sgt. Louis Silva and Capt. Henry Galusha.

Three Suns Wayne van Dyne Blue Scattergood Cbs Adidynt Denver Three Romeos Blue Prazier ebs-Dasic Chicago Aeolian Ensemble Cbs-West Denve Piunsba Beryet Dorothy Kilswlen Ted Steele Clio Abered Jm Abner Pine Ridge Bive V Bartow Cbs Ambsutuns Pépealimibs West Steve Henry Morgan G. Burns Gracie Allen Blue Helen Menken Arthur Hale Jack Stevens Mbs Johnny Xavier Cugat Korave Heidt Abered Milton Gerle Bine Bob Burns Ebs Ned Jordon Fire Imer Davis Pramar Gardner Dulfyts Favern Gabriel Meatter News of London NBC Symphony Orchestra Dbs Miss Meade Bob Hope Abe-Red Chez Raymond Gram Dancy Orchestra Red Skelton and Co Dance Ore Nberad

Titleholders Golf Tour opens with Kirby leading field

Defending champion Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta tops the eight player field entering the opening rounds of the fifth Titleholders' Golf Tournament in Augusta Georgia. Notables Louise Suggs, Helen Hicks Hard, Mary Jane Garman, Georgia Tainter, Jeane Cline and Eileen Stulb also compete for top prize in S150 in war savings bonds.

Augusta Dorothy Kirby Atlanta Siso Louise Suggs Lithia Springs Helen Hicks Hard Woodmere L. L Mary Jane Garman Sarasota Fla Georgia Tainter Faree

Tart Meat Garnish With Grapefruit and Crumbs

Clip juicy grapefruit sections from the fruit, dip in cracker crumbs and saute in butter until golden. Arrange around the meat on a hot platter for color, adding sprigs of parsley or watercress as a garnish.

State School Bus Shortage Sparks Possible War-Use Plan

North Carolina faces a severe bus shortage with 4 980 vehicles in service, 960 already over seven years old. The State School Commission fears federal takeovers and may shift routes to avoid per mile service for inner district riders while expanding long hauls to defense plants. Expenditures rise as repairs replace new buses, and 25 service trucks were denied by federal priority authorities.

Raleigh State School Commission Nathan Yelton Commission Army Navy C. C. Brown Washington North Carolina

Army orders 3000 Japanese residents moved from Los Angeles harbor

In San Francisco on March 31 the army ordered about 3,000 Japanese residents of the strategic Los Angeles harbor district to evacuate by noon Pacific War time on April 5.

TAPS San Francisco Army Los Angeles Harbor

Maier in Four Aces uses squeeze to win key hand

McKENNEY ON BRIDGE describes Merwin D. Maier of the Four Aces executing a decisive squeeze in a hand. Jimmie opens diamonds, partner continues, and after spades and clubs are run the heart entry allows a squeeze that rectifies the count. The column also notes Loyola students at New Orleans testing with a bold exam prompt.

Merwin D Jimmie) Maier Jimmie South West South I New Orleans Loyola University of the South R. Jerome Mullin S.J Father Maltin

Pull the Trigger Constipation Laxative Senna and Pepsin

When constipation brings discomfort after meals stomach upset bloating dizzy spells gas and bad breath the stomach seems to cry. Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin wakes lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines bringing relief and a pleasant taste for the whole family.

Dr. Caldwell

Sketch Book Revue heads to Paramount Stage Tomorrow

Deluxe stage show presents Frank Taylor's Sketch Book Revue with twenty seven artists and eight new acts. Four performances run at 2 10, 4 20, 7 05 and 9 20. A 1 to 2 special bargain hour supports defense stamps at Paramount box office daily.

Frank Taylor Paramount Theatre Paramount

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tub Rs. O. M. Bundy Parent-Teacher Association C. E. Frazier Fannie O. Reynolds Razier Charles Armfield, Jr Hermittee Greard and Coats Rosaine South Main ST Vienna Professor Berdorff Lichinsky Vera Mannheim Lucille Bugarner Mrs. Forbis Dr. Edwards Simbley JO Seagraves U. S Vern Haugland Davao Bay Maj Combs Sane Patrick McIntyre Capt Frank Omaha Kurtz Louis Silva Colton Silva Stanley Robinson Morgantown W. Va Ebert Helton Bob Thompson Str Walter Hotel McKenney William E. McKenney America's Card Authority Vas Paramount Stage
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