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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1944

Page

6

Community club schedule fills Guilford court to YWCA

Calendar lists junior hostesses instruction at Guilford County Courthouse on South Main, garden clubs meet at YWCA, Emery Country Club luncheon, W O T dressings at Red Cross rooms, and Girl Scout open house. Also events include Business and Professional Women dinner at Sheraton, Altrusa board, and opera Il Trovatore hosted at the Schwartz home. Public meals for service members at Memorial Building.

USC Guilford County South Main Street High Point Council of Garden Clubs YWCA Emery Country Club L. L. Wilkinson W.O.T Red Cross Rooms Y.W.C.A W. P. Hazelwood Westwood Garden Club W. L. Kivett Kivett Drive Girl Scout Council Girl Scout Sheraton Hotel Arthur P. Wilson Kinston Altrusa Club John Rothrock Woodrow Avenue C. F. Carroll, Jr Entre Nous Club A. E. Tate Broad Street Emerywood Country Club High Point Council of Jewish Women al Schwartz Colonial Drive USO Memorial Building North Main Street

Mrs Coy Moose Hosts Dessert Bridge For Recent Bride

Mrs. Coy Moose entertained at a dessert bridge Saturday at 900 North Hamilton Street honoring Mrs. N Johnson the recent bride. White decor marked seats with miniature brides. Four bridge tables competed with high score going to Ma Yeah Carriker and A N C Johnson. Consolation prizes to Mrs J N Mary and Mrs E L Bennett.

Coy Moose Hamilton Street Saturda Mrs. N. Johnson Mrs. Johnson Yeah Carriker A. N. C Johnson J. N. Mary E. L. Bennett N. C. Johnson Mesdames M. D. Matthews Lucille McCrery Francis Wilson Marjorie Anthony Clarice Norman Ian Foust L. C. Furgur

Recent Bride Honored At Dinner Party

Mrs. Forrest B. Johnson, a recent bride, was honored at a dinner party hosted by Mrs. E. L. Bow at 643 Wesleyace. The event featured a miniature bride, place cards, and bridge after the meal with guests including Mrs. Clyde Cox, Mrs. Clyde Williams, Mrs. C. B. Loflin, Mrs. Lynn Webb, Mrs. Jesse Brackett, Mrs. Joe West, Mrs. Emma Dozier, Mrs. Virginia Jackson, Mrs. J. M. Elder, Miss Lucille James, Miss Ruth Patterson, and Miss Frances Webb.

Forrest B. Johnson E. L. Bow Wesley Ace Clyde Cox Clyde Williams C. B. Loflin Lynn Webb Jesse Brackett Joe West Emma Dozier Virginia Jackson J. M. Elder Bowman Lucille James Ruth Patterson Frances Webb

Weekend Visit Highlights Across Local Families

J R Young spent the weekend at the home of his niece and her husband Mr and Mrs J D Pricket of Mebane. Isaac S Denny of route four improves after an operation at High Point Memorial Hospital Washington Street unit. Joe Kidd Sr returns home after a four week visit with his daughter Mrs Gladys Burgess of Riverside California en route stopping in Chicago and Salt Lake City. Ruth King of route one returns from Baltimore where she stayed with her sister Mrs C G Hines employed by Glenn L Martin. King was accompanied by Margie Martin of 1702 an hens.

J. R. Young J. D. Prickett Mebane Isaac S. Denny Route Four Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital Joe Kidd, Sr Thissel! Street Gladys Burgess Riverside Calif Hest Chicago Ill Salt Lake City Utah Ruth King Route One Baltimore C. G. Hines Glenn L. Martin King Margie Martin Asheboro Association For Childhood Education Fayetteville Street Jane Cochran Phyllis Powers Rose Parrish Grace Carter A.C.E Washington Joyce Cooper Elizabeth Phillips Lucy Leigh Lovett

Community Waste Drives War Effort With Fat Recycling

Citizens urged to scrape roasters and pans to recover fats for munitions and battlefield medicines. The program promises 2 free red points and 4 cents per pound of used fats turned in, encouraging public participation.

Freckle Care Advice From Helen Pollett

A bygone column advises freckle-prone readers to view freckles as beauty spots and follow sun protection. It covers pigment causes, sunscreen use, cleansing routines, creams, and lemon peroxide bleaching with cautionary notes. The piece emphasizes oily foundations and hats for sun exposure.

Helen Pollett

Asheboro Women Host Lot of Social Events and Bride Tea

In Asheboro a May 1 event honored Mrs. David Stedman, previously Miss Sarah White of Statesville, with about 300 guests. Local clubs held meetings, including the Woman’s Club, Randolph Book Club, and the A C E branch marking anniversaries, elections, and donations to the Red Cross.

Asheboro

Church and Class Meetings Noted in Local Notices

The T E L Class of First Baptist meets at 7 30 tonight in the church Young People’s department. Estherian Class of Green Street Baptist to meet with Mrs Clarence Malpass at 1020 Barbee Street Tuesday at 7 30. Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor Society met Sunday afternoon with readings from Mark 6 30 34 and Phil 4 9 to discuss Planning Worthwhile Summer. Philathea Class of Green Street Baptist to hold monthly meeting Tuesday May 2 at 7 30 at Mrs G W Summey 1215 Russell Street with hostesses listed.

First Baptist Church Young People’s Department Church Green Street Baptist Church Clarence Malpass Barbee Street Oak Hill G. W. Summey Russell Street C. 0. Wright J. E. Hall Dewis Weatherman E. L. Winfrey S. H. Setzer

Jones-Phillips Vows Solemnized In Greensboro

In Greensboro Grace Methodist Church on Sunday April 23 at five p.m. Miss Gladys Fields Phillips of High Point married Carl Jones Jr. of Greenville S C Rev E K McLarty Jr officiated. The bride, daughter of Mrs Beulah Fields Phillips, wore a satin marquisette gown with Chantilly lace and a seed pearl Juliet cap. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Carl Jones of Greensboro and is with Western Auto in Greenville S C. The couple will reside in Greenville.

Grace Methodist Church Greensboro Gladys Fields Phillips High Point Carl Jones, Jr Greenville 8. C E. K. McLarty, Jr Beulah Fields Phillips Mr. Phillips Carl Gibson John Neely Atlanta Lewis Hunt Norfolk George Atherton Spartanburg S. C Frank J. Morgan Charlotte Ralph McPherson Knoxville Tenn Naell Ralph Hodgkin Anna Applewhite J. Weaver Welch Siler City High School King’s Business College Naval Air Station Wannie Fields Army Nurse Corps Land Carl Jones Duke University Western Auto Store Company S&s. C

Servicemen at USO Parties Enjoy YMCA Event

About 400 servicemen from nearby camps attended YMCA USO parties with music from city schools' department, Emile Se and Henry Hodgin on piano. Ora Lee Thomas sang with Mae Kirkman on piano, amid pool swims and Sunday supper at the YWCA. Clear names include Julia Ryan Rita Ryan Lois Welborn Laura McDonald Bess Schwartz Evelyn Jeffcoat and Mrs Alice Smith C W Davis.

Emile Se YMCA Henry Hodgin Ora Lee Thoma Mise Mae Kirkman YWCA Julia Rita Ryan Lois Welborn Laura McDonald Cane Bess Schwartz Evelyn Jeffcoat Mesdames Alice H.D Smith C. W. Davis

Mrs R F J Johnson christens new submarine

The U S S Blower, one of eight submarines to be launched Sunday April 23 at Graton Conn, was christened by Mrs Richard F J Johnson Jr wife of Captain Johnson of Washington DC.

U. S. S. Blower Graton Conn Richard F. J. Johnson, Jr Captain Johnson Washington, D. C

Czechs To Govern Liberated Territory

The Soviet Union and the Czech government in exile reach an agreement placing administration of liberated Czech territory in Czech hands with civil control to be handed over as practicable, including crime handling of crimes against Soviet troops. Madame Elizabeth the French nun dies in Slough England at 60. Moscow engineers claim electric locomotive to haul 1000 ton trains at 112 mph. Dried beans and peas help stretch meat points.

Moscow Soviet Union Red Army Andrei J. Vishinsky Madame Elizabeth Joan of Arc St. Bernard's Convent Slough England

Pattern 4798 Sundress and Bolero Set Ad Display

Pattern 4798 offers misses sizes 12 14 16 18 20 for a air cooled sundress with a bo lero and contrast trim. Includes transfer embroidery item for linens and garments priced at twenty cents. Mail size name address and pattern number to High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept.

Ford Workers Return To Work In Canada

Windsor Ont May 1 A nine day strike of 14 000 Ford Motor Company of Canada workers ended over the weekend with the union and management announcing reconnection of the CIO Auto Workers Union and reinstatement of four penalized union stewards Production to resume today.

Windsor Ont Ford Motor Company of Canada CIO Auto Workers

Fort Jackson Cancels Baseball Schedule

Fort Jackson in South Carolina cancels the remainder of its baseball schedule. Post commander Brig. Gen. Duncan G. Richart announced the move due to the army’s transfers of men from post detachments to active duty. Higbe and Jimmy McClure had already been transferred.

Fort Jackson S. C Duncan G. Richart Army Higbe Brooklyn Pr Gaur Jimmy McClure Memphis

Family Facts on Individuality and Respect in Home Life

Elsie Robinson argues families succeed when members honor distinct natures and avoid pressuring others to conform. Respect for personal differences reduces resentment and fosters harmony, even amid close bonds. R. D. Penny begins hospital treatment at Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem.

Mama Alice Jolly Jim Sam Morever R. D. Penny Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem

Modess Napkins Add Deodorant For Daintier Protection

The advertisement proclaims Modess sanitary napkins now contain a deodorant powder inside each pad. It emphasizes safety and softness while noting the deodorant adds no extra cost.

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France Y.m.cnasium Mrs. Coy Moose OPA WEA WPA Yardley Susan B. Stedman David Stedman Sarah White Statesville Stedman T. Lynwood Smith Neely Hunter Marion Stedman T. H. Redding Randolph Book Club Czechoslovakia E. G. Morris Wm. G. Hammer J. T. Barnes Westmont Arthur Burkhead W. A. Underwood, Jr Clarence Hughes Dogwood Garden Club Edwin Hughes E. H. Crawford Henry B. Raymore W. D. Stedman Red Cross Albert Parrish Amos Winningham Mattie Bennett C. H. Verner Rock Gardens Marvin Lovett Woman's Club Dr. Scholl D! Scholls Philathea R. F. J. Johnson Christens NEW Submarine Italy Helen R. Mumford Anne Adam High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 17Th Gt New York Ty Anne Hans Ford Canada Lydia FE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Vahe Ted Pmt Pe Cola Elsie Robinson Douglas Winn North Park Baptist Church Corner Putnam and Parlowe Asenes Eb Wergeus Permanente Minnie Lee Steed Tris James Helen Wright Hetty Trotter Pauline Hedgecock Princess Beauty N. Main St Tel Central Ice Delivery Comvant Esiz Acene Hagegg Ears Owl
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