Calendar notes for clubs and societies in High Point
The Daughters of the American Revolution meet at Mrs I T Mann s home on Johnson Street at 3 30 pm with associate hostesses. Altrusa club holds a 6 30 pm May business meeting at the Sheraton hotel after dinner. Mrs J P Ingle entertains at Emerywood CC for Mrs J P Ingle 12 30 pm. Woman s club convenes at the YWCA at 3 30 pm for the May session with a prior board meeting. High Point Association meets at the YWCA 7 30 pm with Dr H L Quickel as speaker. Philomathian club gathers at the YWCA Red Cross rooms for dressing work at 3 30 pm. Delta Alpha Epsilon at High Point College holds its annual dinner and dance at the Sheraton ballroom with Dan Ramsey and band. Saturday 6 30 pm Outdoor meeting of the American Association of University Women at Horace Haworth s Edgedale drive home. rain backup at home. Altrusa square dance at Richardson and North Main Streets to fund club projects. Mary Lou Rothrock chair of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
I. T. Mann
Johnson Street
Mesdames
R. K. Stewart
J. W. Harriss
W. L. Tabb
DeCourcy Pollock
N. E. Rogers
Miss Pearl Idol
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Joe P.rth
G. Edwin
Emerywood Country Club
J. P. Ingle
Woman's Club
W.C.A
Philomathean Club
American Association of University Women
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Richardson and
North Main Streets
and Means
Mary Lou Rothrock
Miss Cummings Feted in Greensboro Before Wedding
High Point bride elect Miss Elizabeth Cummings is honored in Greensboro tonight at 7 30 by Mrs. William Hendon Hogshead and Miss Margaret Daniel. Three bridge tables will be in play at 220 South Tremont Drive Sunset Hills with guests from Woman's College and Miss Cummings family, prior to her forthcoming marriage to Aviation Cadet Samuel Davies Scott USNR at Pensacola Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cummings
High Point
Greensboro
William Hendon Hogshead
Margaret Daniel
Aoe
Bri
Hogshead
South Tremont Drive
Sunset Hills
B. S. Cummings
Woman's College
Cumm
Weldon to Speak at Woman's Club May Meeting
Pastor Weldon of the First Methodist church will address the Woman's Club at the YWCA tomorrow at 3 30. The Home department will lead with a talk on Religion in the Home and present a juvenile delinquency movie as an extra feature. Mrs J F Hayden will preside over both the board and general sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Wilson
Weldon
First Methodist Arch
Woman's Club
Y.W.C.A
J. F. Hayden
Plans for Square Dance Saturday Being Completed
Plans are going forward for a square dance sponsored by the Altru sa club on Saturday evening May 13 in the vacant building at North Main and Richardson streets next to the Red Cross. A string band will provide music for dancing from nine to midnight. Tickets will be sold at the door and the public is invited to attend with proceeds aiding worthwhile club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
North Main and
Richardson Street
Red Cross Surgical
UDC Memorial Rites Call for Flowers at Oakwood Cemetery
High Point unit of United Daughters of the Confederacy asks all members to attend the Memorial service tomorrow at 5 PM at the Confederate plot in Oakwood Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. W A Bivens will read Benet's account of Stonewall Jackson's death as part of Memorial Day observances. a local Boy Scout will play taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood Memorial Cemetery
W. A. Bivens
Herring and Quickel to Address High Point TB Board
Dr. H L Quickel and Dr. R A Herring will speak at the High Point Tuberculosis Association board meeting at the YWCA Thursday at 7 30 p m Rev Wilson O Weldon president of the local TB association will preside over the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Quickel
R. A. Herring
High Point Tuberculosis Association
Y.W.C.A
Quickel
Raleigh
High Point
Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Tuberculosis Association
Teachers' Board Meets in Greensboro
The Guilford County Classroom Teachers Association executive board met Monday evening at the King Cotton Hotel Greensboro. They discussed issues for the coming school year and detailed plans were formed by the various committees. Secretary Mrs J S Teague reports 326 teachers in Guilford County hold CTA membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Classroom Teachers Association
King Cotton Hotel
Greensboro
J. S. Teague
Erma J. Davis
Blanche H. Owen
Oak View
King ‘Otton Hotel
Soft Hairdos Declared Fashion Fad But Not Flattering
The columnist predicts that high smooth pompadours will fatigue women who lack strong features. Soft effects with undulating curls and side parts may flatter, offering youthfulness and change. Movie stars with curls are favored. older generations resist pompadours from decades past while youth view it as novelty.
Fellowship Supper at Methodist Church Observes Christian Family Week
A Methodist church fellowship supper for Christian Family Week invites all members and friends to bring a covered dish. Dr. C. N. Clark of Central Methodist will speak on The Family and the Church, Coke Cecil will perform magic, and there will be singing and a consecration service titled Love For Hate. Several members, including Mrs Ballard Worth Ivey Carl Hegler E F Mabry and Myrtle Davis attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Clark
Central Methodist Church
Airy
Coke Cecil
High Point
Ballard
A Worth Ivey
Carl Hegler
E. F. Mabry
Myrtle Davis
4-H Members Conduct Service At Oak View Church
Oak View 4-H club at Oak View Methodist Church led by Mrs Blanche Owen held its annual church program Sunday. Dolly Ann Ecock explained the 4-H church service movement. Joyce Ann Dawkins and rold Sloan offered a devotional. Doris Stamey read the 4-H club history and achievements. Doris Peacock read names of armed forces members with Raymond Stone praised for sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View Methodist Church
Oak View
Blanche H. Owen
Dolly Annecock
Joyce Ann Dawkins
Rold Sloan
Ann Anderson
Doris Stamey
Ray Williard
Doris Peacock
Raymond Stone
Church Social Mt Vernon WSCS Meeting Tomorrow
The Women's Society of Christian Service of Mount Vernon church will meet Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock with Mrs. Co. J. Peace. Members are expected to attend and visitors will be welcomed. ST EDWARD S GUILD MEETING Wednesday. The Guild of Saint Edward's Catholic Church will meet tomorrow evening at eight o'clock for its regular business session today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
WSCS
Women's Society of Christian Service of
Mount Vernon Church
Co. J. Peace
ST. Edward's Guild
Guild of
Saint Edward's Catholic Church
Friendly Class With Mrs Wagoner In Trinity Meeting
The Friendly class of Trinity Methodist Church will meet at Mrs Ruth Wagoner home in Trinity Wednesday at eight o clock. The Stephens Bible Study class meets Wednesday at three at Mrs M J Crowder 309 Steele Street led by Mrs C S Grayson. The Wesleyan Service Guild held its May meeting last night at Mrs John Swig iget ts home 302 Louise Avenue with Mrs T R Ballard leading an im-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggoner
Trinity Methodist Church
Ruth Wagoner
Trinity
Stephens Bible
M. J. Crowder
Steele Street
C. S. Grayson
Wesleyan Service Guild
John Swigigett
Louise Avenue
T. R. Ballard
Local residents visit family and travel plans noted
Mrs. Tom Kearns and sister plan visits to Pawtucket after a stay in New York. Several military families, including Staff Sgt. Ray Dover Jr and Lieut. Tomlinson, are visiting relatives while stationed at Norfolk and Pratt Army bases. Moves include L B Dutton's new Emerywood residence. Others visited relatives in Baltimore and Winston-Salem. Guilford teachers attended a Greensboro meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kearns
Tom McPheeters
Charlotte
New York
Pawtucket
Rhode Island
James Mickeljohn
Ray H. Dover, Jr
Mary Theresa
High Point
Dover
Ray H. Dover
Ferndale
Prattle
Kansas
William A. Tomlinson
S. Halstead Tomlinson
New Procedure For Appeals Announced
In Atlanta on May 9 Chairman M T Van Hecke announced a new procedure for filing appeals with the regional office of the war labor board in Atlanta instead of the national WLB in Washington. W B Shiver of Atlanta was named appeals agent for the fourth regional board. The change aims to expedite handling of appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
War Labor Board
WLB
Washington
M. T. van Hecke
W. B. Shiver
van Hecke
Additional youth hostels open in Northern Ireland
Additional youth hostels are opened across Northern Ireland as part of a scheme to boost rural tourism. The government says the new facilities will provide affordable accommodation for travelers and support local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bone
Irelan
Listen World Woodtick Lesson on Suckers in the West
Elsie Robinson taunts readers about a seemingly harmless woodtick that grows from annoyance to danger, using sharp satire to warn conceited tenderfeet and mark readers as “suckers.” The piece targets condescending males who handle gadgets and love to boast while risking financial and personal ruin.
Clever trump handling in contract bridge match today
The declarer, North dealer, executed precise trump play to neutralize East West threats. He declined a risky finesse, instead ruffing and accessing dummies to establish winners, leaving East unable to prevent the final club and queen ruff sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trump
West
Declarer
East
Johnson Street PTA to Meet Tonight in City
The Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association meets at the school at 7 30 with City Manager Roy Bra den as speaker. Music by the third grade rhythm band. Oak View school notes final year program with fourth grade opening devotional and Girl Reserves program by seventh grade. Officers re elected include president M. H. Sloan and secretary Mrs. Pearl Oliver. Oak View band under Cary J. Davis performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Roy
Braden
Oak View School
M. H. Sloan
Herman Clapp
Pearl Oliver
W. R. Winfrey
Oak View Band
Cary J. Davis
Sec
Add City
PTA
Emma Blair
Hill
King
Dorothy Hoskins
Episcopal Convention Opens In Charlotte Tonight
The North Carolina Episcopal Diocese annual convention begins tonight at Thompson Orphanage in Charlotte with Bishop Edwin A. Penick of Raleigh presiding. The event includes nominations reports elections and various matters and will close tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina Episcopal Diocese
Thompson Orphanage
Edwin A. Penick
Raleigh
Penick
You're Not Too Old To Feel Young
This ad claims Tromone blends vitamins and hormones to restore vitality for middle aged men. It promises renewed spirit and measures of youth, urging readers to follow label directions and noting Mann Drug and druggists supply Tromone nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mann Drug and Druggists
Hospital convention to be held in Asheville
The 14th annual Carolina Virginia Hospital Association meeting will take place in Asheville May 17 and 18. Featured speaker will be Louis Fischer, noted author and foreign correspondent, with Dr J B Whittington of Winston-Salem serving as association president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
The
Carolinas-Virginia Hospital Association
Louis Fischer
J. B. Whittington
Winston-Salem
Ration Roundup Update On Stamp Validities
The war time notice lists ration stamp validity: Blue AS through Q8 at 10 points each. Red A through T at 10 points each. Sugar stamps 30 and 31 for five pounds. canning sugar stamp 40 five pounds valid until Feb 18 1945. A-9 and A-10 gas coupons with expiry dates. car owners must preprint license number and state on gasoline coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Florida
Carolinas
Virginia
More Than Two Thousand Seek Infantry Duty
Washington May 9 More than 2000 applications for transfer to the infantry have been received since the army announced last month that enlisted men under 32 in the United States could switch to join the doughboys in close combat. The War Department said bids run at about 200 a day. Transfers occur in grade with no loss of pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Infantry
Army
War Department
Capt Engels Given a Year On One Count
Greensboro report states Captain William Engels 40 former assistant provost at the army overseas meat depot was convicted by a general court martial of unlawful living with a woman not his wife. He was dismissed from service forfeited all pay and jailed one year at hard labor. He was acquitted of false testimony and other counts. The case goes to higher authorities for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
William Engels
Army Overseas Meat Depot
Engel
New York
Petersburg
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Yhen
Street
Vera Idol
High Point College
High Point Association
Linda Gale Hardy
Tha E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Miss Cummings
G'boro
Mr. Weldon
UDC
Drs. Herring and
T. B. Ass'n Board
Teachers’ Board
G’boro
Helen Follett
Drene
Methodist Church
Oak View Church
Me Stephens Bible
L. B. Dutton
Ferndale Drive
Emerywood
Rotary Eve
Oliver Moore
Patricia Ann
Mary Roy
Baltimore
John Rothrock
Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Holland G. Rader
Newton
Hoy L. Fesperman
Rader
Fesperman
Camp Reynolds
Greenville
W. C. Crotts
Judy
Winston- Salem
Della Crotts
Pickett Street
Annie Tucker London
Sgt. Jennings Tucker
Washington, D. C
Mrs. Tucker
East of High At
Elsie Robinson
Tenderfoot
Woolworth
Jim
Dearies
North Dealer
East-West Vulnerable
Ak Qio
Onis
Anne Adame
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
N. F
West Pass
P.T.A
Episcopal Convention
England
Hee Betty Trotter
Lee Steed
Helen Wright
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty
Tel
Betty Clarke
of Industries
Dad
Robert Sievers
Capt. Engels
Mrs. Bus Hider
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