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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1943

Page

6

YWCA Board Meeting and Family Night Dinner Planned

Calendar notes call for a Board of Directors meeting at the YWCA Building with Mrs. C. E. Sheloff presiding from 7 30 p m. A Family Night Dinner runs 6 30 to 8 p m at Emerywood Country Club for members and out of town guests. Friday 3 p m Priscilla Club gathering hosted by Mrs. W. Idol on North ey Street.

Y.W.C.A C. E. Sheloff Emerywood Country Club The_ Priscilla Club W. Idol Northey Street

Latin American Film At Wesley Memorial Church

The Inter mediate and Senior Departments of Wesley Memorial Church sponsor a Friday 8 pm showing of Our Neighbors Down the Road in the Peacock classroom. A small admission funds church remodeling. The four reel color sound film spans 13000 miles across South America from Caracas to Magellan Straits, including La Paz and Rio de Janeiro, ending with Christ of the Andes. Tickets from the church office or at the door. Public invited.

Pie Wesley Memorial Church Latin America South America Caracas Straits of Magellan South Americas Anticona Andes la Paz Bolivia Rio de Janeiro

Local Birth Announcements From Guilford General Hospital

Numerous families report births at Guilford General Hospital with names and dates including Franklin Elliott May 11 Wayne Franklin May 11 James Alfred May 8 Sarah Louise May 12 Judith Anne May 12 and Martha Ann May 13. Parents listed: Pepers Lewallen Asbill Phillips Ellington Wilkins.

W. R. Pepers Otteray Drive Franklin Elliott Guilford General Hospital Roy W. Phillips Route One Sarah Louise

Wartime tires deemed unsafe above 35 mph by safety council

The National Safety Council warns that wartime tires built from reclaimed rubber or substitutes are unsafe at speeds over 35 miles an hour. The advisory emphasizes reduced tire integrity and potential failure on high speed roads.

National Safety Council

Woman's Club Hears T A Sykes Discuss War Service

The High Point Woman's Club heard Tom Alderman Sykes discuss Women In War Service at the May meeting held at the YWCA. Sykes, personnel director at Thomasville Chair Co, praised women workers, cited age groups entering trade schools, and urged May as Membership Month while detailing club collaborations for the Service Men's Center and June luncheon plans.

Woman's Club T. A. Sykes Women In War Service Tom Alderman Sykes High Point Woman's Club Sykes Thomasville Chair Company H. D. Sears

Graduate Nurses Hear Talks by Hay and Dunn at YWCA

Miss Ruth Hay of Chapel Hill and Miss Mary Dunn of Washington addressed the High Point Graduate Nurses Club at the Adams Memorial YWCA last night. The event drew visiting nurses from Greensboro Asheboro and Thomasville, and featured discussions on public health nursing public service and nursing scholarships with a round table Q&A and refreshments for about twenty nurses.

Ruth Hay Chapel Hill Mary Dunn Washington, D. C High Point Graduate Nurses Club Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A Greensboro Asheboro Thomasville Miss Hay School of Public Health University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill O. Miss Dunn United State Public Health Department Washington Miss Dunn

Mrs W A Bivins reviews The Robe at study club

Mrs W A Bivins gave a detailed review of Lloyd Douglas The Robe at the Mid Week Study Club meeting held at Mrs J W Chandler home 803 Arbordale Drive with Mrs J M Millikan as associate hostess. Officers for the new year were chosen with Mrs W Watson succeeding as president. Mrs Charles F Carroll named vice president and Mrs P W Flagge librarian.

Lloyd Douglas W. A. Bivins J. W. Chandler Arbordale Drive J. M. Millikan Christ W . Watson Millikan Charles F. Carroll P. W. Flagge A. M. Utley J. A. Eshelman J. A. Fsherman T. A. Kearns J. A. Marsh W. R. Murrow H. W. McCain C. E. Rozzell W. L. Watson

YWCA Luncheon Clubs Plan Progress Day Skits

Two luncheon clubs of the Industrial Department at the local YWCA held meetings at the Adams Memorial building and practiced skits for National Progress Day on May 6. The Half-and-Half Club discussed representing the Southern Regional Industrial Conference at Camp Merriwood this summer and aimed for a large delegation. Highland Lend-a-Hand Club members voted to join the YWCA membership drive. Dr O E Cummins spoke to the Business and Professional Club on After the War What featuring advances in synthetic rubber varnishes and aviation and medicine. Twenty five attended including several visitors. Early summer roses provided decor.

Industrial Department Y.W.C.A Adams Memorial Camp Merriwoode Alta Northcott Sadie Weeks Emma Bunn Highland Lend Esther Gillis O. E. Cummins High Point College Madeline McCain Cummings Elva Grissom Davis Susan Copeland Marjorie Krummel Elva Olivas Lucille Weckesser Anna Bollinger

Bed Canopy Use Shields Beds From Ceiling Insects

Historical note explains bed canopies were widely used to protect sleepers from insects drifting down from ceilings, not merely for decoration. The practice reflects practical shelter needs in past centuries.

Monster Race Theory Reignited By Fossil Beliefs

In a historical debate, many 19th century observers argued that bones from local dig sites proved an extinct, monstrous human race. The trend reflected fears and curiosity about earth's deep past and human origins.

Anne Adams Pattern 4420 Featured In Summer Dress

Fashion note for pattern 4420 by Anne Adams details a soft bodice and paneled skirt. Use sheer cotton prints with lace edging on sleeves neck and yokes. Available in women's sizes 34 to 48. size 36 requires specific yardage. Order includes pattern, address, and optional Spring Pattern Book.

Anne Adams

Emery Wood Country Club Reschedules May Evening Bridge

Emery Wood Country Club officials announce a date change for the May evening bridge party from May 22 to tomorrow, May 14, at 7:30 PM at the club house. Dessert bridge will start at 7:30 with both duplicate and contract bridge. Mr and Mrs Ralph Snyder host and hostess.

Emerywood Country Club Ralph Snyder

Harvard Law School Tops U.S. Enrollment With 1450 Students

Harvard Law School carries the largest student body in the nation with 1450 enrollees sourced from 216 colleges and universities. Separately Spain restricts orange exports to only two grades, banning the rest.

Harvard United States

Church Social and Class Meetings Planned Friday Evening

Circle Three of Green Street Baptist Church meets Friday at 7 30 with Alma Williams 615 Wesley Place. Queen Esther Class of Northpast Church meets with Clarence Thompson at 220 Fisher Street Friday at 7 30. Ready Class of West End Baptist Church meets Friday at 7 30 at Effie Darnell 1204 Tryon Street. Autodealers in Southern Rhodesia expect a slow year due to many men in service.

Green ST Green Street Baptist Church Alma Williams Wesley Place Queen Esther Northpast Clarence Thompson Fisher Street West End Baptist Church Effie Darnell Tryon Street Southern Rhodesia

Mrs Edmond P Shoup Visits Augustine Ark

Mrs Edmond P Shoup of Augusta Arkansas arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Fred N Tate on Hillcrest Drive. Mrs C H Williard with Hazel Johnson Ethel Moxley and Kathleen Tate were in Carthage visiting Mrs John McCaskill formerly Miss Gilbert Muse who recently broke both bones in her ankle. Mrs Harvey Mathews is listed as a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital after an operation. Miss Nancy Cresby has returned home to 710 Morris Street.

Edmond P. Shoup Augusta, Ark Fred N. Tate Hillcrest Drive C. H. Williard Hazel Johnson Ethel Moxley Kathleen Tate Carthage John McCaskill Gilbert Muse McCaskill Harvey Mathews Sunset Drive Burrus Memorial Hospital Mathews Nancy ¢Resby Morris Street

Presbyterian Synod elects new slate at Charlotte session

The 28th annual meeting of the Women's Synodical Missionary Union of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church in Charlotte included election and installation of officers as a final item of business. The program also covered consideration of board of directors recommendations. The session began with committee meetings, reports, and addresses.

Charlotte Women’s Synodical Missionary Union Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church

Daughter of Patrolman Oglesby Undergoes Appenectomy

After a recent appendectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital, the patient is identified as the daughter of Patrolman J. H. Oglesby and Mrs. Oglesby.

Burrus Memorial Hospital J. H. Oglesby Mrs. Oglesby

Three Trump Leads Stump the Experts

In theWorld championship Masters individual tournament the leaders show a shift with Alvin L. Roth of Washington taking first while in New York temporarily. Philadelphia claimed second place as the field featured notable early results.

Trump Alvin L. Roth Washington New York Philadelphia

Bridge tournament results and expert misplay critique

The report lists final placements by city and player, noting Richmond, Boston, and Cleveland results. It describes a hand where four spades failed to make at several tables, analyzing the bidding against Alvin L. Roth and outlining a corrective line involving trumps and a club lead.

Charles J. Solomon Sidney Siloder John R. Crawford Benjamin M. Golder Richmond J. E. Folline Boston E. N. Marcus Cleveland Morry J. Click New York Morrie Elis Phil Abramson Fred Kaplan Alvin L. Roth

Sunset Garden Club Plans Meeting at Mrs Hancock Home

The Sunset Garden Club will meet tomorrow evening at eight o clock at the home of Mrs. Leroy Hancock in Trinity. Mrs Shelley York will have charge of the program for this meeting.

Sunset Garden Club Leroy Hancock Trinity Shelley York

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Women's Madeline Hoover Wesley Memorial C. A. Asbill Church Street James Alfred Asbill Lucille Rich High Point Institute of Teale Arate Geld Arrid Citizens Service Recreation Committee Service Men's Center Woman’s Club USC J. F. Hayden North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs Misses Hay Dunn YWCA Charles Turner Leigh's Creek Winton Australia Business Club of Ywpa Hears Guilford Furniture CO N. Main St Anne Adam High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 17Th St N. Y Spain Presbyterian Synod Batiste Lovely New Selec Bemberg McKenney By William E. McKenney America’s Card Authority M. T
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