Babies May Register Longer At Baby Conference In High Point
The High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club extends baby conference registration for several days to allow more infants from High Point and surrounding areas to participate. Health exams are underway. mothers must report to Harllee's Youth Center in person for scheduling with physicians. Over 100 prizes, including trophies and ribbons, lure entrants. Registration runs daily 10 a m to 3 p m for babies up to six years old. Top children include Suzy Willoughby and Billy Bruce Jo with guards, while Sara Normal and Billy Oakley place high in the friendship score. The following list names many contestants by full names and families.
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Better Baby
High Paint Business
Professional Woman’s Club
Kate B. Rafan
Harllee’s
Suzy Willoughby
J. E. Willoughby
Billy Bruce
S. W. Bruce
Sara Normal
Paul Worman
Billy Oakley
M. R. Oakley
Trinity
Nancy Barnes
Janice Gaye Welch
Kella Borland
Tamaria Ann Clary
Lannie Campbell
David Hicks
Tommy Burton
Margaret Yarborough
Dale Thompson
Sherry Moffitt
Charles Ervin McPherson
Robbie Mashburn
Donnie Jones
Renda Hicks
Sue Morton
Carolyn Ann Guyer
Corali¢é Moran
Wayne Marley
Gene Harmon
Diana Long
Tansorial
Gayle McKinney
Ruby Campen
Ronnie Buddy
Ronnie Jackson
Michael McLeod
Harriett Schnell
Shirley Ann Angle
Jo Ellen McLean
Tommy Chesborough
Beth Minor
Eugene Wall
Larry Stroud
Jane Montgomery
Dolores Bury
Keith Lewis
David Gordon
Larry Rowland
Lana Cecil
Billy Aggies
Charlotte Huff
Frances Cole
Phil Tiinshaw
Nancy Chamelin
Patty Embler
Beth Newton
Keith Lancaster
Michael Lee
Jackie Gibson
Linda Spaugh
Dorothy Lee Jackson
Wayne Miller
Vera
Alice Buck
Ronald Parrish
Judy Wood
Billy Gregory
Brenda Coffey
Dianne Kearns
George Marshall
Rebecca Ann Burroughs
Darrel Vilson
Phyllis Harmon
Diane West
Sans Souci Club Entertained At Thomville Home
In Thomville on Thursday evening the Sans Souci bridge club met at Mrs. G. E. Crowell’s home with two bridge tables and Spring flowers. Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth won the top score prize and Mrs. Vernon Snyder, visiting players, also earned a top score award. Refreshments followed for ten ladies.
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Thomasville
G. E. Crowell
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Harry Lee Lambeth
Jtew
Vernon Snyder
Ralph Wilson
Walter Newby
Paul Hassler
Fred Gray
O. S. Peer
Frank Murr
Installation of Slate and Musical Program Highlight D A R Meeting
Officers for an additional term of one year were installed at the Alexander Marlin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting held at the home of Mrs C T Ingram 4214 Woodland Drive with chaplain Mrs Bruce Carraway in charge. Also installed for three years were D L Bouldin treasurer C S Mattocks historian and Carraway chaplain extended two years. New board members include Daniel J R McCrary of Lexington Mrs G D Pettibone and Mrs John A Myers of Thomasville serving one year. Other notes include contributions to the local soldiers memorial, May 28 radio broadcast by Junior D A R, and a stamp drive for the Queen's Children's Hospital.
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Alexander Marlin
Daughters of theAmerican Revolution
C. T. Ingram
Woodland Drive
Bruce Carraway
D. AR. Society
Stirewall
J. F. Hayden
Grover Kester
D. L. Bouldin
Mattocks
Carraway
Mesdaniel J. R. McCrary
Lexington
G. D. Pettibone
John A. Myers
Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
A. F. Wishart
WMER
England
Queen's Children’s Hospital
J. S. Welborn
Asheville
Rebecca Conrad
Wiliam H. Pouch
D. A.R
Conrad
Peyton Voorhees
Mrs Harriss Hosts High Point Garden Club Garden Party
Mrs J W Harriss entertained the High Point Garden Club at their annual garden party at her Rockford Road home. The rose garden and blooms formed the setting while guests enjoyed lime ice sandwiches and cakes on the terrace. Mrs Fred Bartlett presided over the punch bowl and a brief business meeting with Mrs Caldwell reporting from the Council. The club’s last meeting for the year was announced for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harriss
High Point Garden Club
J. W. Harriss
Rockford Road
Elizabeth H. Covington
Fred Bartlett
Altrusans Back Navy Relief and Soldier Memorial Funds Plan Picnic
The Altrusa club voted fifty dollars to the Navy Relief Society fund and five dollars toward a local soldier memorial to be erected by the Chamber of Commerce. They endorsed the supplement tax to raise High Point city schools, heard reports from officers and committee chairs, and accepted an invitation to hold the annual picnic at Mrs. Marie Forrest’s Route One home two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Navy Relief Society
Sheraton Hotel
Chamber of Commerce
U.S
High Point
MM. L. Patrick
Cloverdale
Mary Lou Rethrock
Altrusa
Marie Forrest
Route One
Ladies Bridge and Luncheon at Emerywood Club
Emerywood Club hosted a ladies bridge event with top North-South honors to Mrs Bennett and Wilhit. East-West to Mrs Durland and Capus Waynick. Family Night dinner follows at 6:30 pm reservations due by Thursday noon. May bridges postponed with Navy Relief event replacing. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
Mesdames Capus M. Waynick
C. 8. Beaver
J. S. Welborn
Phil Warner
GO. C. Durland
F. T. Wilhite
Harold Bennett
Reid McNamara
J.H. Ayers
C. G. Mackintosh
Joe H. Smith
Glenn G. Perry
Harold S. Meee
Hal A. Davis
Emerywood Country Club
Harald Bennett
F. T. Wilhit
Mesdames
C. Durland
Capus i. Waynick
Pp. Y. Adams
Joe E. Smith
Bendit
L. P. Magnin
Cedron
Emerywood County Club
Virginia Bennett
John Bennett
Lexington Avenue
Eloise Best
Sam Best
Social Calendar Highlights High Point Events
Wednesday nights feature the High Point Graduate Nurses Clubs and Bur rus Hospital alumnae meetings followed by bridge and social arts gatherings. Thursday and Friday include luncheons to honor brides, Red Cross bandages, tea gatherings, and several bridge and social events at Emerywood clubs and private homes. Saturday offers bride events, university women meeting, a nurse graduation, and a bridge party lineup at multiple addresses in High Point.
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High Point
Burrus Hospital
Irene Plummer
Carrick Avenue
Virginia Bennett
Council of Jewish Women
Philip Silver
Parkway
Scotch Foursome To Be Held Friday At Sedgefield Club
The Sedgefield Club invites members to bring friends for the Invitational Mixed Scotch Foursome Friday May 15 from 12 to 2 pm. A cocktail party and opening of new quarters follow with prizes for both members on each team in net and gross divisions.
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Sedgefield Club
Piano Students Present Program at Mrs Gayle's Home
The piano class under Mrs S A Gayle staged a charming last evening program at her home. The young pupils displayed notable progress and older students showed clear grasp of their selections. Performers included Jack Lewis Charles Froelich Pepper Tice Becky Wall Jake Froelich Aida Ingram Dot Lewis David Hayworth Mary Sue Briggs plus Betty Blades Spearman Martha Harris Mac Kenzie Ella Page Harrison Jane Baucom Peyton Voorhees Barbara Brasington and Bot Gayle with Mary Sue Briggs singing two songs.
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S. A. Gayle
Jack Lewis
Charles Froelich
Pepper Tice
Becky Wall
Jake Froelich
Aida Ingram
Dot Lewis
David Hayworth
Mary Sue Briggs
Betty Blades Spearman
Martha Harris MacKenzie
Ella Page Harrison
Jane Baucom
Peyton Voorhees
Barbara Brasington
Bot Gayle
Police Auxiliary to Meet at Mrs Snider Home
The Police Auxiliary holds its regular meeting Thursday evening at Mrs. Fred Snider's home 512 Worth Avenue. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. James Burton and Mrs. W. G. Friddle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Auxiliary
Fred Snider
Worth Avenue
James Burton
W. G. Friddle
Dr Hinshaw addresses Double M Club on the pre school child
Dr C R Hinshaw of High Point College spoke to the Double M club on the pre school child at yesterday's YWCA meeting. Four new members were welcomed: Mesdames Hendrix, Holmes, Bivins, and Kearns. A social hour followed with refreshments for members and guests.
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Double M Club
C. R. Hinshaw
High Point College
Dr. Hinshaw
G. W. Pleasants, Jr
Mesdames B. Francis Hendrix
Frank Holmes
W. P Bivins
E. E. Kearns
Mesdames Hendrix
iKearns
Holmes
Bivins
Pleasants
Harry Bell
Joe West
Edgar ‘Snider
Glenn Hendrix
Fred Munidy
Don’ Mower
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs. Bryan Jones at Warner Home
A surprise bridal shower for Doris Connally’s former city bride Mrs. Bryan Jones occurred at the Warner home on Route Three. Guests included Mrs. Ray Warner and several brides, with contests and prizes won by Miss Vera Lee Jones and Mrs. Ray Durham. gifts presented by the hostess and guests. Another note reports the birth of Phillip Ray Spoon on May 12 at Guilfore General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Spoon, with Mrs. Spoon formerly Opal Hayworth.
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Ray Warner
Jerry Spencer
Elizabeth Greenway
Route Three
Bryan Jones
Doris Connally
Vera Lee Jones
Ray Durham
F. DB. Connally
A. B. Jones
Paul Allen
W. Greenway
G. A. Greenway
Elizabeth Vussell
Evelyn Cain
Vera Lee
Wesley Spoon
Phillip Ray
Guilfore General Hospital
Spoon
Opal Hayworth
Magic Program And Y W C A Supper Meeting
The Basin and Professional Club of the Y W C A held a supper at the Adams building followed by a magic show by H F P Richardson of the local police force. The club adopted resolutions for a ten percent teacher salary increase and praised teachers for their sugar and gas rationing work. Private William Daniel Dunlap announces birth of son Douglas MacArthur at Guilford General Hospital on May 12. he is at Fort Bragg. John Payne and wife announce birth of daughter Mary Dianne at Guilford General Hospital on May 7. Mrs Payne was formerly Miss Mary Clinard of Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin and Professional Club
Adams
H. F P. Richardson
Richardson
MacArthur Dunlap
Hospital Here
William Daniel Dunlap
Douglas MacArthur
Guilford General Hospital
Dunlap
Fort Bragg
John Payne
Mary Dianne
Payne
Mary Clinard
Winston-Salem
Wilson Recuperating at Burrus Memorial Hospital
L Floyd Wilson remains a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital after several days with improving condition and now welcomes visitors. Ma and Mrs E W Dobbs stayed with Dr and Mrs N S Stirewall en route to Sumter S C after visiting Williamsburg and Virginia. Helen Nichols, daughter of Mr and Mrs E N Nichols of 538 Gordon Street, visits Mr and Mrs P A Asbill in Wilmington, former High Point residents.
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L. Floyd Wilson
Burrus Memorial Hospital
E. W. Dobbs
N.S. Stirewall
Sumter
S. C
Williamsburg
Virginia
Mr. Dobbs
Mrs. Stirewall
Helen Nichols
E. N. Nichols
Gordon Street
P. A. Asbill
Wilmington
Asbills
High Point
Church Social ARCHDALE GROUP TO MEET THURSDAY NIGHT
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Archdale Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. G. E. White on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at her home in Archdale. LOTTIE HOLDEN BIBLE CLASS MEETS THURSDAY The Lottie Holden Bible Class will meet with Mrs. P. W. Albert at her home in Oakwood Court Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. WILLING WORKERS TO MEET TONIGHT The Willing Workers Class of the Gospel Tabernacle on Willow Street will hold its monthly class meeting tonight at the home of Mrs. Reha Payne, 807 East Green Street.
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Archdale
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Archdale Methodist Church
G. E. White
Lottie Holden
P. W. Alberton
Oakwood Court
The
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowstonk Street
Reha Payne
East Green Street
Registration For Gas Opens
Washington reports the go home sign by yesterday as eastern motorists lined up for gasoline ration cards ahead of Friday. About 8.5 million automobile owners in 17 coastal states and D C register alphabetically through Thursday. Non essential drivers may take three gallons weekly. essential vehicles receive XX cards for unlimited purchases.
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Washington
Seaboard
Maine
Florida
District of Columbia
OPA
High Point Girl Receives Honor at Kentucky College
Wilmore Ky May 13 Miss Arlene Shackelford a Asbury College freshman was chosen by student body as a member of the Asbury Student Foundation Committee for the coming year. Selection based on originality versatility and personality. The ASF helps students with loans funded by students and annual ASF program proceeds. The escort for the occasion is highlighted by the blushing debutante.
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Wilmore
Arlene Shackelford
Asbury College
Asbury
Asbury Student Foundation
Women of Moose 10 Hold Meeting at Hall Thursday Night
The regular meeting of the Women of the Moose will be held tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Moose Hall. Announced this morning by Senior Regent Mabel Beeson. Chicago Markets Butter receipts 992.0 steady. eggs receipts 34,139 steady. other prices unchanged. Scientists say dinosaurs became extinct as land areas gradually arose, drained swamps, and deprived them of their food supply.
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Women OF Moose
HALL
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Mabel Beeson
Chicago
Ice Mint Treatment for Callouses Promises Relief
Promotes an Ice Mint product for feet claiming cooling relief from burning and aching callouses. Encourages readers to visit their druggist for the soothing rub and to feel spring in their step. Mentions brand cues and groggy wording from the ad copy.
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Lee- Winkler
Japs Pressing China Points In Major Operations
Japanese General Shunroku Hata said in Nanking that heavy pressure is being applied to Chiang Kai-Shek’s forces in northern and central China with greater attacks planned. Reports say Japanese infantry with air support have begun large scale operations in Central Honan against 10,000 Communist troops trapped near Anping, as air bases in Chekiang Fukien and surrounding areas endure heavy raids. A separate note describes inventor Stewart Hartshorn's plan for a body cooler with a window shade roller and air pumped through shoe-bellows.
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Tokyo
Shunroku Hata
China
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hata
South China
Chungking
Domei
North China
Honeh Province
Peiping
Anping
Hopeh- Shantung
Henan
Shansi
Tapanese
Chekiang
Fukien
Tsi
Kiangsi
Shensi
Stewart Hartshorn
Merchants push to abolish North Carolina sales tax
North Carolina merchants urged ending the 3 percent sales tax citing a state surplus and added tax burden from federal wartime levies. Governor Broughton backed wartime sacrifices and opposed gasoline rationing while urging business as usual for the war effort. RALEIGH officials led by C. Shell were named to key posts in the state merchants association unite.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Becaus
Broughton
Association
Durati
C. Shell
Roanoke
Rapi
F. R. St of
Greensboro
Clyde R. Greene
Boon
W. L. Dewell
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L. E. Teague
C. L. Berrier
R. S. Green
R J. Farrington
Charlotte
Mary Matthews
Bath
Howard Palmer
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Meade Hite
H. A. McDonald
Neil
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D. E. Hoover
S. L. Pollock
T. S. Eanes
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Rotary Anns
Ernest Layfield
Governor's
Louis Sutton
Henry Tighsmith
Clyde Dillon
J. M. Bailey
William
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Altrusans
Navy Relief
Soldier Memorial
Lydia E. Pinkham
New York
Hotel
Lincoln aSith
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Maria K Othe
Edison
Roosevelt Hotel
Henry Betts
Forest Bill Drive
John H. Lumpkin
Priscilla Club
Red Cross
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Wiltshire Boulevard
Philomathean Club
S. H.tomlinson
Fullcrest Drive
Doak Finch
J. P. Crowder
Harry Brown Finch
John Lumpkin
Russell van Landingham
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Blair Park
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Richard Marshall
J. P. Davis
Emerywood Court Apartments
American Association of University Women
Fred R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Mesdames Horace Haworth
Blake Thompson
Mary B. Mower
Gaston Johnson
Jerry Marin
Doris Koonce
C. B. Baxter
Centennial Avenue
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