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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1944

Page

19

Local Girl to Take Part In Salem May Fete

Miss Katherine Traynham daughter of Mr and Mrs D L Traynham of 205 Edgedale drive will participate in Salem College Salem May pageant on Saturday at 5 30 on the campus. She will take part in gypsy and peasant dances dedicated to the brave spirit of Czechoslovakia with scenes based on Smetanas The Bartered Bride featuring Czechoslovakian music and folk dances.

Katherine Traynham D. L. Traynham Edgedale Drive Salem College Salem Czechoslovakia Smetana

Ostrex Tonle Tablets Advertised At Drug Stores

An advertisement urges men and women of all ages to buy Ostrex Tonle Tablets for pep and vitality. It promotes availability at drug stores everywhere including High Point, Mann's Cut Rate, and Walgreen Stores.

Mann's Walgreen

Bridge Events Highlight Week At Thomasville

A busy week of social bridge and rook games marked Thomasville activities. The Women's Club hosted fourteen bridge tables and one rook table with Miss McLeod and Miss Ellis leading players. Prizes included a leather ration book holder and cosmetics for runners-up, while a rook prize went to Mrs. M L Bales. More dessert bridge events followed with prizes awarded to Miss McLeod and Miss Simpson. Local residents attended gatherings at homes and clubs, with garden club meetings and social hours accompanying the bridge play.

Thomasville Ret McLeod Mary Lou Ellis Iris Mississ Nell Boles Claude Green Mamie Harris M. L. Bales Reen Barbara Weir Aret McLeod Jean Simpson R. H. Holliday Janice Barbour Eva Kirkman Clarice Rose Clara Harrison Vera Dixon Frances Tabor

Two Brentwood School Music Groups Shine in Concert

The Brentwood city schools music department presented the Rhythm Band and Glee Clubs at Emma Blair and Brentwood schools. The rhythm band of fifty third graders was directed by Marilyn Niel and Walter Bullock. The glee clubs, 100 fifth and sixth graders, sang with assurance under Dorothy Hoskins and Emile Serposs. Soloists included Carrie Dolores Frazier Dorothy Thern Sylvia Wood June Bivins Dorothy Stallings Jack Kay John Ward and Jimmy Windham.

Ila Emma Blair Brentwood City Schools Marilyn Niel Walter Bullock Dorothy Hoskins Emile Serposs Carrie Dolores Frazier Dorothy Thern Sylvia Wood June Bivins Dorothy Stallings Jack Kay John Ward Jimmy Windham

Women of the Moose To Hear Reports

The Women of the Moose will meet this evening at eight o'clock at the Moose Hall. Committee chairmen are asked to have their reports ready for presentation.

The Moose Moose Hall

Jr Musical Art Meets Saturday in Danville

The Juvenile section of the Junior Musical Art club meets Saturday at 3 30 p m with Mrs Geo T Wood Jr at 1104 Forest Hill Drive Danville Va visiting here Spring flowers set a lovely table arrangement for dessert and prizes were awarded to Mrs Gibson and Mrs Lambeth Jr with gifts from the hostess Additional guests listed and local church circles meet at Mrs L E Bird home for Bible study on Christian Hospitality.

Junior Musical Art Club Geo T. Wood, Jr Forest Hill Drive Danville Ingalls James Lambeth, Jr Gibson Mesdames Ingalls Ral Wilson Royter E. S. Earn First Presbyterian Church L. E. Bird O. R. Hodgin D. A. Long As A. Sykes

World War Atrocity Tales Stir Upset in Public

Elsie Robinson argues that cruelty breeds more cruelty in a chilling essay. She recounts Nazi murder and a fox hunting atrocity to show how ordinary people can commit brutal acts under pressure and the danger of rejoicing in such violence.

Local people visit and recoveries noted in Winston-Salem area

Several residents are listed with visitors arriving from Quantico Virginia and Greensboro. Hunter Sechrest recuperates at Baptist hospital and is now able to see visitors while Mrs Cagle and family return home from Florida. Other patients include Mrs Sheppard recovering after eye surgery and Mrs Brady hospitalized after a minor operation.

Hunter Sechrest Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem C. L. Sheppard Whiteoak Street Washington Street High Point Hospital Mary Brady High Point Memorial Hospital

Rainbow Assembly for Girls Meets Tomorrow Evening

The Rainbow Order for Girls will meet Friday night at 7 30 p m. All girls are urged to attend as several matters come before the assembly. Refreshments to be served. All Master Masons and Eastern Stars are invited to attend.

Rainbow Order

Church Social Willing Workers Meet Tomorrow

The Willing Workers Class of Mainstreet Methodist Church will meet Friday at 7 30 pm in the basement. Associate hostesses will be Mesdames S C Brown Virgie Baxley C O Bean and W M Blythe.

Mainstreet Methodist Church Mesdames S. C. Brown Virgie Baxley C. O. Bean W. M. Blythe

Oak View PTA Meets Thursday For May Program

The Oak View Parent-Teacher Association will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening May 4 at 7 30 at the school. Mesdames Oliver and Elkins will lead the program and the school band will perform several numbers as a highlight inviting all patrons to attend.

OAK View Pta Oak View Parent-Teacher Association Mesdames Oliver and Elkins

Fox Killing in Holmes County Sunday Fox Hunt

An American weekly ritual in Holmes County Ohio features men and women armed with clubs circling and killing foxes. A boy is often chosen to deliver the final blow as spectators cheer. The scene, photographed and described as sport, raises questions about national identity and morality.

German Japan Holmes County Ohio Germany U.S.A

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