Mrs Ingle Honored At Bridal Bridge Luncheon
Mrs I Paul Ingle celebrated as a bridal honor in a Sherbrook Court bridge luncheon arranged by Mesdames Perry and Brockmann. Grattan Foy won top score with Mrs W J Fraley as runner up. gifts included a linen bridge set and linen guest towels. Out of town guests included Mrs D E Harllee Florence S C and Mrs F E Harllee Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Paul Ingle
Charles W
Harry L. Brockmann
Sherbrook Court
Grattan Foy
W. J. Fraley
Ingle
Canterbury session with Mrs Louis at Forest Hill Ve
Calendar notes final Canterbury session with Mrs Louis at 1113 Forest Hill Avenue. Newcomers club hosts luncheon at Mrs Evelyn L Penny 633 Colonial Drive inviting all newcomers. USC Gance at YMCA 8 15 Am for service men. Informal tea at Elon College library 4 p m for college women and public. Allen P Brantley of Elizabeth City to speak 7 p m. W C A buff served for service men or district with USO at Memorial Building on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Canterbury
Louis
Forest Hill Ve
Velyn L. Penny
Colonial Drive
Elon College
Allen P. Brantley
Elizabeth Oy
W.C.A
USO
Memorial Building
North Main Street
Miss Bundy and R G Kelly Wed in Washington
Mil dred Bundy daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Bundy of Jamestown married Robert Gregory Kelly of Philadelphia at Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church in Washington DC on April 29. Bride wore navy faille suit with peplum jacket. best man was John Barkley Kelly. After a short trip, they will reside at 212 California Street NW Washington. Out of town guests included C V Bundy James Town and Mrs Leo F Hines High Point among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Bundy
Carl Vivien
Jamestown
Robert Gregory Kelly
Philadelphia
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church
Washington, D. C
John Barkley Kelly
Bundy
Thomas M. Kelly
Kelly
Brevard College
Brevard
War Manpower Commission
Washington
James B. Ward
Walter Do. Maguire
Frederick Joyce
Willed $2 for Rope to Hang Himself Stipulation
Mrs. August Kuberg of Trenton New Jersey left a will directing her husband to use one dollar of the two for a rope to hang himself. The unusual bequest prompts legal scrutiny as the case unfolds in local probate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
INS
August Kuberg
Families Of Members Guests At Annual Picnic Of Utopian Club
Members of the Utopian Study club and their guests gathered at 622 Colonial Drive for the annual picnic hosted by Mrs. Walter B. Thomas. Hostesses included Mrs. John Pickett and others as they dined outdoors and toured the garden after supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Club
Utopian Study Club
Walter B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
Thomas
John Pickett
Rodney Snow
O. B. Bonner
Mrl
Henry Foscue
Harry Alexander
Lawrence Matton
Jesse Washburn
P. Y. Adams
J. H. Walker
Gladys Hopper
Entente Nous Club Hosts Friends At Tate Residence
Mrs A E Tate entertained the Entre Nous club and guests at her West Broad Street home yesterday afternoon. Spring flowers adorned the rooms and a sweet course was served on arrival. Boston likely furnished entertainment following the club’s custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Entre Nous Club
R. T. Cottam
Boston Rook
Entertainment Planned For USO Dance Sat
The USO dance committee announces Saturday evening entertainment at the YMCA gym. Intermission music by a senior high vocal ensemble and a local band for dancing. Members include Miss Melvin Hayes chairwoman with Misses Judy Owen Margaret Dunn and Maud Carraway. Service men invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Y.M.C.A
Melvin Hayes
Judy Owen
Margaret Dunn
Maud Carraway
Dance For War Dept Group To Be This Evening
A large attendance is planned for a card party and dance at the National Guard Armory by the American Federation of Government Employees for the War Department Demobilized Personnel Records branch. The event starts at nine with Jimmy Harris and his Rhythm Masters. Prizes will be awarded in the bowling tournament presented by Chief Abbott, Naval representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
American Federation of Government Employees
War Department
Basic Training Center
Greensboro
Jimmy Harris
Rachel Ingram
Dot Pegram
Olivia Harris
Irene Harris
Jerry He
Greensboro Bridal Honor for Miss Cummings
Miss Elizabeth Cummings a High Point bride elect and WCMC faculty member was honored at a Greensboro event hosted by Mrs. Roger C. Albright at 1307 North Elm street. The party featured spring bouquets, corsage for the honoree, and gifts of crystal. Guests included Mrs. W. J. Lo e, William Hendon Hogshead, and several Greensboro women, with a dessert following the bridge game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cummings
High Point
Woman's College
Greensboro
Roger C. Albright
Alta Mae Craver
Lexington
Miss Cummings
WCMC
North Elm Street
Samuel Davies Scott
Naval Reserve
Raleigh
Crystal
Cologne
Esdames W. J. Loe
Liam Hendon Hogshead
Kehoe
George M. Joyce
Mary Harrell
Barbara Perecinic
Emily Gentry
Daisy Cobb
Plans Set for High Point College May Day Pageant
About 150 girls will take part in High Point College May Day on the front campus at four this afternoon. The event titled Spring Interlude crowns the May Queen from three contenders Enola Sue Flowers Dorothy Koontz and Bonnie Lewis with voting by students. Attendants include freshmen sophomores and juniors. Miss Jo Chapman directs the pageant and public attendance is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Enola Sue Flowers
New Bern
Dorothy Koontz
Lexington
Bonnie Lewis
High Point
State Official Addresses Local Graduate Nurses
Mrs. Marie Brock Noell executive secretary of the North Carolina State Nurses Association addressed the High Point Graduate Nurses club at its May meeting at the YWCA. She described the procurement and assignment of nurses as persuasive not compulsory, with nurses classified as essential and non essential. She noted non essential nurses should join the armed forces or work in essential nursing areas while active nurses return to the profession. Mrs. Noell was introduced by Mrs. Irby Long and about forty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Brock Noell
North Carolina State Nurses Association
Raleigh
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Y. W
Noell
Irby Long
People in brief travel and home updates in Emerywood area
Mrs Kelman Gomo returns to Emerywood Court after six months visiting relatives in Vermont Washington D C and Sarasota Fla Her husband serves as a first lieutenant in the infantry Mrs James Elkin travels to Fort Myers Fla to join her husband Pfc Elkin stationed at Buckingham Field with the Army Air Force Mrs Reid Davis and daughter Nell depart for New Orleans La to visit Mr Avis a pharmacist third class with the U S Naval Reserve Miss Shirley Silver visits from Washington D C to join her parents and will be joined by Miss Shirley Myers in Washington for the confirmation of Don Silver Mrs Tom Marlowe is convalescing at home 1219 Westwood after hospital care in Winston Salem
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelman Gomo
Emerywood Court
Vermont
Washington, D. C
Sarasota, Fla
Infantry Division
Army
James Elkin
Fort Myers
Fla
Pfc. Elkins
Buckingham Field
Army Air Force
Elkins
Juanita Overcash
Reid Davis
Nell Reid
New Orleans
Avis
U. S. Naval Reserve
Shirley Silver
Milton Silver
Shirley Myers
Ira H. Myers
St. Louis
Washington
Miss Silver
Don Silver
Tom Marlowe
Westwood
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
John Alden
Betsy
T. J. Covington
Alden
Ma Alden
Patty Hassler
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Paul Hassler
Births Show Several Newborns Across High Point Area
McDaniels announce daughter Rebecca Diane born May 2 at the Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. G R McGee reports daughter Rebecca May born April 30 at the same hospital. J C Taylor and Mrs Taylor welcome son Billy McCoy born May 2. J D McDaniel announces daughter Rebecca Dianne born May 2. Ashburns report son Henry Wyvonne born May 3. Williams family reveals twins Gary Ronald and Larry Donald born May 4. Proctors announce daughter Muriel Adelaide born May 5. All births occurred at the Washington Street unit of High Point hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDaniels
James B. McDaniel
Rebecca May McGee
G. R. McGee
Rt. 4
Rebecca May
Washington Street
High Point Hospital
Billy McCoy Taylor
J. C. Taylor
Rt. 1
Trinity
Billy McCoy
Rebecca McDaniel
J. D. McDaniel
State Street
Rebecca Dianne
A Ashburn
Googa Ashburn
Rt. 3
Henry Wyvonne
Washington Stret
J. G. Williams
Gary Ronald
Larry Donald
High Pointpital
Muriel Adelaide Proctor
Sam Proctor
Rt. 2
Muriel Adelaide
Bombs Loaded at Army Ordnance Factory in Boston
The Boston Ordnance district announced that an Army Ordnance factory recently completed loading 260000 tons of bombs. Hitler and Tojo are to be treated to a blowout soon, though not the kind they anticipate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
INS
Hitler
Tojo
D A R Chapter Meeting Tuesday in Alexander City
The May meeting of the Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will be held at Mrs I T Mann's home on Johnson Street Tuesday at 3 30 in the afternoon with associate hostesses Mrs R K Stewart Mrs J W Harris Mrs W L Tabb Mrs N C Rogers Deoursey Pollock and Miss Pear idol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
R. K. Stewart
J. W. Harris
W. L. Tabb
N. C. Rogers
De‘oursey Pollock
Miss Pearidol
Newport Rescue Crews Respond After Truck Rollover
Emergency teams in Newport were summoned after a No. 1 crew’s truck overturned and No. 2 unit, specializing in auto mishaps, arrived to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ore
Listen World Freedom and Bondage in a Quiet Review
Elsie Robinson discusses Whit Burnett’s Seas of God and Pearl Buck on freedom noting that true liberty is rare and costly. She argues maturity lies in bearing bondage, embracing partnership over solitary pursuit, and cites marriage parenthood citizenship as examples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Burnett
Lippincott
Mary Austin
Antoine de St. Exupery
Pearl Buck
China
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority Party At Country Club
The Sigma Alpha Phi sorority at High Point College hosted a party at the country club. Eleven members attended with their dates and an alumna, joined by Dr. Helen Bartlett an honorary member and Mr and Mrs J H Allred. Dancing games and refreshments followed with sandwiches cookies and punch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority
High Point College
Country Club
Helen Bartlett
J. H. Allred
Unusual Bridge Bid Stuns in South North Deal
East dealer notes South shifted to four hearts after a takeout double by North. South’s bold jump with four hearts aimed to force contract despite weak hearts. North-South reached a good contract, with defense and diamond signaling possible double-dummy play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
East
North
Bailey-Proctor Vows Announced in Quiet High Point Ceremony
Miss Eulala Proctor and Wilbur Bailey wed in a Saturday afternoon ceremony at 5 o clock, at Rev. S. H. Peters’ home. Attendants were the brides and grooms sisters, with refreshments served afterward. The groom, a Moore County native, served in North Africa and now works at the Silver-Knit Hosiery Mill. The couple reside at 410 Park Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulala Proctor
High Point
Route Two
Wilbur Bailey
Park Street
S. H. Peters
J. W. Proctor
Local Couple Dines with T. G. Strother in Greensboro
Mr and Mrs W Evan Cecil of High Point were dinner guests of her brother C S F Thomas G Strother in Greensboro Wednesday evening The Strother is a chief petty officer in the navy P T Squadron connected previously with Glasgow Allison company before enlistment Irene Strother sister in the Duke School of Nursing attended Point College and made the winter quarter dean's list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Evan Cecil
High Point
Thomas G. Strother
Greensboro
Strother
Navy
P.T. Squadron
Glasgow-Allison Company
Irene Strother
School of
Nursing
Duke University
Miss Strother
Point College
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Madeline Hoover
YMCA
Minnie Lee
Steed
Iris
Helen Wright
Betty Ter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Tel
Nabisco
Grahams
Miss Bundy
R. G. Kelly
George Clark
Conway, Ark
Willis Slane
C. P. Moffitt
Robinson
S.C. Clark
B. S. Harris
J. W. Howard
S. Hartzell
J. F. Seageen
G. H. Kearns
G. Laf
Long
H. W. McCain
A. Rankin
Edith Moore
War Dept
OVI
Fatt If Vaahe
Jo Chapman
Miss Norment
Tville
Thomasville
Beulah Norment
Spring Street
Harry Lee Lambeth
Cla Green
Walter Newby
W. G. Smith
Robert Rapp
J. W. Prevo
J. S. Green
Paul Green
Vann Stringfield
J. S. Hix
Nat Walker
Forest Grimes
S. L. Pollock
Claude Green
W. B. Lord
Larry Poole
G. N. Bryant
C. F. Finch
Jesse Finch
Gladys Herring
Vernon Snyder
Misses Allene Rigby
Georgianna Bird
Clarise Rose
Esther Chatfield
Janie Morrison
May Johnson
Bain Johnson
Frances Tabor
Lester Myers
Jefferson Roof
Sgt. Myers
Camp Polk
Frances Griffin
Theresa Hoover
H. A. Cecil, Jr
Joe Johnson
James Lambeth, Jr
Alvah Boyles
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Main Street Methodist Church
George Finch
Circle Two
H. L. Lambeth
R. M. Cooksey
J. A. Neilson
Mills Home
Jesus
Woman's Club
Vera Dixon
Jean Simpson
H. C. Ning
Bobby Bailey
John Hassler
Raeford Murphy
Jimmy Green
Bill Jarrett
M. T. Lambeth
Betty Louan
R. F. Lowry
Joe Crews
Boston “Tea Party
Rye
Ry E
Eer
D.A.R
Elsie Robinson
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority Party
Au Pre
Mexsana
Lova
OF Time
Pasa
Keet
Bailey-Proctor
T.G. Strother
South Main Street
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