Remember Mama Beauty Tips For Mother's Day Gift Ideas
Betty Clarke outlines Mother's Day gift ideas from casual pampering to lasting keepsakes. Suggestions include a permanent wave certificate, bath ensemble, corner shelf filled with bath powders and soaps, powder mitt, scented washcloths, and perfumes chosen to suit mom, with notes on attractive packaging and distinctive bottle designs.
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Betty Clarke
UP News
Mother
Susie
Jane
Mary
Johnny
Catherine the Great
Advantages Of YWCA Industrial Clubs Outlined By Dept Head
Mrs. Nell Machen, local industrial secretary of the YWCA, outlines the annual membership drive for High Point women and girls. The four clubs include one for second and third shift workers and offer programs, social time, radio, snacks, and opportunities for self expression and skill development in writing, singing, crafts, and service in veterans hospitals. The drive began last Sunday and continues this week.
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YWCA
Nell Machen
High Point
Cone
Siadden
Jr Service League Welcomes Nine New Provisionals At May Meeting
Nine new provisional members joined the Junior Service League at the May meeting held at the YWCA Adams Memorial rooms. The group welcomed Mesdames Dalton Herndon Ingle Newton Tomlinson Wood and Misses Holton Parker along with a program on parliamentary practice. The league endorsed the High Point Planning Council and planned three evening meetings this year. May 17 activities include representation at the county building to discuss a new constitution. Copies of League News were distributed detailing officers and committee reports. An In Memoriam feature honored Mrs Gwynn Weaver Hayes and Edward Thorne Harrison.
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Junior Service League
Ywca League
Adams Memorial
Alexaakin
Frank Dalton
Oohn Herndon
Paul Ingle
Archie Newton
William A. Tomlinson
Frank Wood
Forl Michael
Frances Holton
June Parker
C. T. Ingram, Jr
High Point Planning Council
League
Mesdames Everett Marsh
Matt Wall
Harry Alexander
Gwynn Weaver ‘Hayes
Jonal
Edward Thorne Harrison
High Point
Clara Page Harison
High Point Community Council
Ae Ee
Alice Dickerson
Club
Veterans Advisory Council
Edna Blake
Mary Haralson
Inez Kepley
Mary Lou Rothrock
Smithy Haworth
Becky Ellington
Sara Haworth
Alma Young
Lillian Massey
Luncheon Honors Mrs Buck Guest Speaker for Local Club
Mrs Buck, vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs from Richmond Virginia, arrived to speak at the local Woman's club meeting. A luncheon followed at Oak View hosted by Mrs Sherwood Forrest with elite members and state national officers in attendance.
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Buck
J. L
Richmond
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Wom
Robert McLaughlin
Lexington
T. F. Henry
Salisbury
W. B. Weaver
Spray
P. R. Rankin
N. C. Gupton
Mount Gilead
Earl Bishopric
Leaksville
J. A. Eshelman
J. F. Hayden
J. H. McCall
Raymond Dover
H. A. White
J. L. Perkins
Roy S. Braden
American Citizenship Committee
J. L. Rothrock
Better Care for Baby Delicate Skin Diaper Change Routine
A vintage medical ad urges daily belief in better care for infants by preventing diaper rash. It recommends sprinkling Mexaana medicated powder after every diaper change and notes the product has been a favorite for 40 years.
Liberty Bell and Statue of Liberty Discussed by DAR Group
Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a program on the Liberty Bell and the Statue of Liberty at the home of Mrs. W. Tabb. Mrs. Latimer spoke on the Bell and Mrs. Rochelle on the Statue of Liberty, with notes on the 1886 gift from France.
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Liberty Bell
Statue of Liberty
Alexander Martin
Iet
W. . Tabb
Parkway
DAR
Tabb
Mesdames Seborn Perry
Ralph Rochelle
T. A. Kearns
D. L. Idin
A. J. Wishart
Thomas Latimer
Ethel Rochelle
Altrusans Elect Mrs Sutton New Head and Plans
The High Point Altrusa club elected Mrs Erelyn Sutton as president to succeed Mrs Louise Abernathy. The slate includes Mrs Sara Haworth as vice president and Mrs Mabel Hargett as secretary with Rose Thurman as treasurer. The group voted to sponsor a revival of H.M.S. Pinafore next Tuesday to benefit the Community Hospital fund and will award a $20 war bond for an essay contest winner at a dinner event.
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High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Erelyn Sutton
Louise H. Abernathy
Sutton
Ads Blair School
Sara R. Haworth
Mabel H. Hargett
Rose M. Thurman
Jessie May Young
Madeline Hoover
Lillian Massey
Lois Welborn
Lucille Johnston
Edna Blake
Evelyn Sutton
Mary Ballard
Ada Royreegs
Mint Ice Comfort Cream for Tired Feet
A frosty white foot cream promises cooling relief for burning tired feet. It softens painful corns and calluses and helps feet feel refreshed, encouraging quicker relief and happier steps.
Births in High Point and Greensboro areas
Mr and Mrs Fred Bryson announce a daughter born May 7 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit. Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin Newton announce a son born May 5 at the same hospital unit. Sgt and Mrs John W Younger announce a son John Woodruff Jr born May 8. Mrs Younger was Annie Louise Brown before marriage. Margaret Susan Webster born April 30 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Herman Wade announce a daughter Dixie Lee born May 4 at Sternberger hospital Greensboro. Wade stationed at Great Falls Montana with the army air corps. Wade's wife Betty Long is former Miss Betty Long.
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Brysons
Fred Bryson
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Newton
Charles Franklin Newton
High Point
John W. Younger
Pope Street
John Woodruff, Jr
Younger
Annie Louise Brown
Margaret Susan Webster
T. W. Webster
Margaret Susan
Boulevard
High Point Metorial Hospital
Wades
Pfe
Herman Wade
Dixie Lee
Sternberger Hospital
Greensboro
Pfe. Wade
Great Falls
Montana
Army Air Corps
Wade
Betty Long
Social events and club gatherings listed for Emerywood area
Wednesday at 7 p.m. Mrs J A Eshelman hosts a dinner at the Emerywood club honoring Mrs J L Blair Buck a naval officer from Richmond. Thursday 6 to 8 30 p m family night dinner at Emerywood Country Club for members and out-of-town guests. Friday 1 p.m Priscilla club hosted by Mrs J F Hayden at 400 E Washington St outdoors if weather permits. 3 30 p.m Philomathian club meets at 204 Guilford Ave current events program. Saturday 8 p.m USO dance at YMCA gym for service men in the city over the week.
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J. A. Eshelman
Woman's Club
Emerywood — Club
J. L. Blair Buck
Nava
Richmond
Emerywood Country Club
Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
E. Washington Street
Philomathean Club
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
USO
YMCA
Tuesday Garden Club Hears Talk By Mrs Bartlett
The Tuesday Evening Garden club met at Mrs A W Robertson's home with low attendance due to V E day. Mrs F J Bartlett spoke on the North Carolina garden club meeting at New Bern, outlined the four point program, and urged members to submit year book program ideas at the next meeting.
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A. W. Robertson
Sunset Drive
V J
Sears and Roebuck
Gordy
A. E. Frazier
Robertson
F. J. Bartlett
North Carolina
New Bern
Tryon Palace
Presbyterian Church
America
J. L. Mitchener
Raleigh
Fred L. Gordy
Eastern Star Hears Program On Mothers Day
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Willie Updegrove and Ed Updegrove presiding. A Mother's Day tribute, a welcome for past matron Christiana Muser now in Portsmouth, and district notices from Mrs. Edwin Bennison were announced. Thirty-one members and visitor Mrs. Gaye Grant attended.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Willie Updegrove
Ed Updegrove
Ram
Bolegrove
Christiana Muser
Portsmouth
Edwin Bennison
Gaye Grant
Tau Phi Lambda Invited To Woodmen Circle Meeting
The Woodmen Circle will hold its regular meeting at Woodmen Hall tonight at 7 30 and Tau Phi Lambda chapter members here are invited to attend this gathering.
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Tau Phi Lambda
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen Hall
Tau Phi Lamba
Women of Moose to Host Chapter Night Program
Mrs Ora McMahon chairman of hospital guild leads the Women of the Moose Chapter Night program Thursday at 8 pm at the Moose home on North Main street. Loyal Order of Moose and the public are invited.
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Women OF Moose
Ora McMahon
Hospital Guild of the Women of the Moose
Moose
North Main Street
Order of Moose
Chauffeurs Licenses Must Be Renewed Annually
State license examiner David G. Hatcher announced that chauffeurs’ licenses must be renewed each year. He will visit the High Point highway patrol office in the County building twice weekly on Wednesdays and Thursdays to process renewals. The Civil War note about the Union army’s western division is not directly connected to license renewals.
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David G. Hatcher
Hatcher
High Point
Highway Patrol
Weekend interchangeable playsuit pattern sale notice
Pattern 4943 offers a bra and playsuit with jacket and skirt options in many sizes. The ad lists fabric needs for size 16 a 2 yard requirement and requests twenty cents for pattern order from The Point Enterprise in New York. It also promotes the Spring 1945 Anne Adams Pattern Book with a four apron pattern available for fifteen cents more.
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Point Enterprise
Station O
New York 11
N. Y
Anne Adams
Om Fred
Local notes on W. H. Gibson and Miss Jane Doub
W. H. Gibson returns from Hot Springs Arkansas after caring for a patient for three weeks. Miss Jane Doub of St. Louis Missouri departed from the Gib son home to visit her sister Mrs Julia Forbes in Reidsville before heading home.
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W. H. Gibson
Hot Springs
Ark
Jane Doub
St. Louis
Reidsville
Julia Forbes
Unblock Your Digestive Tract With Carter's Pills
An advertisement urges relief by cleansing the intestinal tract to restore natural digestion. It promotes Carter's Pills as a gentle product that unblocks the gut, aids movement of food, and helps Nature's digestive juices reach the system for genuine relief.
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Nature
Carter
Loyal Workers Meeting Delayed To Friday Night
North Main Baptist Loyal Workers class postponed last night meeting to Friday at 7 30 due to V E Day observance. Rev L J Rainey home 111 Hillcrest drive hosts. St Edwards Guild meets at parish hall 7 45 p m. Friendly class of Trinity Methodist to meet at 8 o clock at home of accounts. Steady progress headquarters Southeast Asia Command reports sickness rates in 1942 campaign under control at about 13 per thousand per day.
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North Main Baptist Church
L. J. Rainey
Hillcrest Drive
ST. Edwards Guild
Saint Edward's Guild
Triniity Methodist Church
Accounts
Southeast Asia Command
INS
S.E.A.C
Muskrat Capacity Illustrated by War Era Figures
The article notes that one third of the 1943 figures and about half of the 1942 rate reflect wartime changes. It also states a muskrat can travel 50 yards underwater without surfacing for air, illustrating animal endurance in a compact factoid.
Chi-Ches-Ters Pills touted for menstrual relief
An ad claims Chi-Ches-Ters Pills relief from menstrual discomfort including cramps headaches and nervousness. It states the remedy relaxes muscular contractions when taken two or three days before the period and notes an added iron ingredient boosts resistance and energy.
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Jr. Service League
Ledia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Bland's Music Store
North Main
Nelson
Francis
Nel
Main &T
Minnie Lee
Steed
Betty Srotter
Rub Tyner
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main &T
Tel
Bean's Shoe Shop
South Main Sthert
Yow’s Funeral Home
United States
France
R. A. Herring
Chhater
J. C. Bastian
D. L. Bouldin
Community Council of
Altrusans
Garden Club
Mrs. Bartlett
Eastern Star
Western Division
Mississippi
Lee
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Boxy
Skefashion ShOp
Main ST
High Point, N. C
Mann Drug Store
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