Emerywood Community Calendar of Club Events
A community scheduling note lists gatherings at Emerywood Country Club and area groups. Activities include bridge and family night at the club house, YWCA luncheon with new members honored, Legion Auxiliary and Kennel Club meetings, Mid Week Club at Greenway Drive, Professional Women's Club at Sheraton, Entre Nous at North Main Street, and Emerywood social events hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lehman. Reservations for the family night must be in by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Lloyd Flythe
the Legion Auxiliary
N. S. Stirewall
Lexington Avenue
Dan Arden
Roy Spearman
R. L. Waynick
The
Kennel Club
Matt Wall
Greenway Drive
L. R. Terry
North Main Street
Emery Cod Country Club
C. EF. Lehman
Recent Bride Honored at Party by Plymouth Couple
Mrs. L A Wagner hosted a bridal shower for former Miss Charlotte Jones of Plymouth at Centennial avenue. The red and white decor featured sweet williams and peonies. The honoree received a china pattern gift. prizes went to Mrs. Harry Wagner, Mrs. J W Harris, and Mrs. L D Wagner. About 20 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Wagner
Charlotte Jones
Plymouth
L. A. Wagner
Centennial Avenue
Recent Bride Honored At Shower In Green White Theme
Mrs Jack Beeson, a recent bride, was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Doris Loftin and Mrs. Warren Goodwin at Miss Loftin's home Friday evening. The room featured spring flowers and a green white bridal color scheme with refreshments and card game prizes won by Mrs Polly Shaw and Mrs Jack Beeson. Guests included Mesdames Polly Shaw Rachel Beck and Misses Ruth Davis Thelma Kidd Mark Perry Jewel Martin and Katherine Rufty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Beeson
Doris Loftin
Warren Goodwin
Parents Honored At Oak Hill Church Banquet
The Young Ladies' Class of Oak Hill Fire Church hosted a Mother Father Daughter banquet in the church annex. Frances Burton served as toastmistress while Gladys Johnson toasted the parents. Judy Primm from Archdale sang and Dr. P. E. Lindley of High Point College spoke on "Our Purpose in Christian Life."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Fire Church
Frances Burton
Gladys Johnson
Clyde Loweres
Jackie Burton
Judy Primm
Archdale
P. E. Lindley
High Point College
Union Hill 4 H Club Elects New Officers
The Union Hill 4 H club met Thursday with president Bob Saunders presiding. New officers were Rebecca Bol, president. Betty Hedgecock, vice president. Katie Lee Perdue, secretary. Peggy Robbins, historian. A fourth grade victory gardening play and a bird program were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill 4-H
Bobby Saunders
Rebecca Bol
Betty Hedgecock
Katie Lee Perdue
Peggy Robbins
Elizabeth Witcher
Beryl
Jackie Day
Rebecca Bouldin
Inez Patton
Evelyn Beck
Robbins
Dorothy Nicholson
Iris Forbis
Pa Kirkman
Ym Wince
Les Pastne
Atone
Oak View 4-H Club Elects Officers
Oak View 4-H club at Oak View school elected officers for the coming yearincluding Harold Sloan president Fay Hedgecock vice president Melba J Clapp secretary Henry Blair historian Joyce Winfrey pianist and Carol Overby song leader Neighborhood leaders named Mrs H P Guyer Mrs S R Clinard Mrs H G Clapp D S Hedgecock M H Sloan O M Hayworth and Mrs Blanche H Owen A M Garrison and Lefterich named assistant farm and homestration agents County health contest entrants named David Blair Harmon Lehman and Houston Sloan Plans call for summer monthly meetings with dates to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Oak View School
Harold Sloan
Fay Hedgecock
Melba J. Clapp
Henry Blair
Joyce Winfrey
Carol Overby
H. PD. Guyer
S. R. Clinard
H. G. Clapp
D.S. Hedgecock
M. H
Rickenbacker to Address North Carolina Women's Clubs
Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker will speak at the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs annual convention opening tonight in Charlotte. Other speakers include Bishop Clare Purcell, Dr. J T McCallie, Mrs. Hiram C Houghton, and Gertrude D. McKee, highlighting a program led by regional church and federation leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHA F
Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Eddie Rickenbacker
Clare Purcell
Charlotte
Methodist Church
North Carolina
J T. McCallie
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hiram C. Houghton
Red Oak
General Federation
Gertrude D. McKee
Viva
WCTU Meeting Set for 3:30 at Mrs Slack's Home
Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 oclock at the home of Mrs FE W Slack located at 1001 Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
FE. W. Slack
Chestnut Street
Correct defense in bridge hinges on subtle cues
In a North dealer deal both sides are vulnerable with a discussion on whether partner's lead was a singleton or doubleton. The article argues defense is not a simple cut and dried choice and involves hair-splitting decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Bridge play shows heart doubleton clue and defense misstep
In a club forward contest South opens with a spade overcall and West leads ten of clubs. Declarer plays moves to draw trumps then run hearts, noting West could not know East's heart lead was a doubleton. The analysis discusses alternatives if West held different heart contracts and East's missing heart deuce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
Declarer
Fast
Hearts
Deuce
South
Home Shampoo Routine in Time Crunch
A practical guide to washing hair at home when time is short. It covers dealing with oily hair, surface debris, and the need for warm water rinses, liquid soap, and multiple washings. Provides a do it yourself cleansing method with castile soap, borax, and vinegar rinse for improved cleanliness.
Homeward Focus At Two Church Services
The First Evangelical and Reformed Church held a morning service sponsored by the Sue s Hedrick Bible Class with M F E Crooks and J R Young among speakers. Welch Memorial Methodist Church honored mothers and service men with Capt. Treadwell Davison as guest minister and a roll of honor read for 49 young men and three young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sues FE
S. E. Tucker
Hoy F. Fesperman
F. W. Gibbardt
E. W. Gibbardt
Machree
Roy Padgett
Welch Memorial
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
T. E. Strickland
Treadwell Davison
Fort Bragg
Angels of Mercy
Edith Sherrod
Quentin W. McCauley
Elimo Cassell
Harlan Reid
Snow family welcomes furloughed airman home in Texas
About People AC Ansel Snow is home on furlough from Randolph Field Texas visiting his parents Mr and Mrs R E Snow. Julius A Jones of Howard Street underwent an appendectomy Saturday at the Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital He is owner of Jones Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hoyle Sink
T. J. Gold
Gold
AC Ansel Snow
Randolph Field
Texas
Mrs
R. E. Snow
Julius A. Jones
Howard Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jones Grocery
Oak Hill Friends Endeavor Discusses “Kind of Home I Like to Build”
The Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor met Sunday afternoon at six for their weekly session. Madeline Gurley led with scripture reading Proverbs 22:6 and Deuteronomy 4:9 15. The lesson focused on the kind of home desirable, with members participating in discussion. The meeting closed with the Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill Friends Christian Endeavor
Madeline Gurley
Christian Endeavor
Buffalo probation director sparks debate on detention homes
Mrs. Marjorie W. Lentz, 11 years director of probation work in Buffalo, claimed detention homes have a substantial role in juvenile delinquency, a remark that startled attendees at a meeting debating the establishment of such facilities to curb juvenile crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
INS
Marjorie W. Lentz
Buffalo
N. Y
Rogue Women Run Amok in War Time Welfare
Elsie Robinson argues that both rogue elephants and rogue women threaten the home front during wartime. She asserts many women abandon duties for excitement and social risk, blaming a tolerant public and urging readers to confront rising behavior and remake decency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Main
Caesar
Cain
You
Orny
Newcomers Club Meeting With Mrs Jeranko
The Newcomers Club will meet Friday at noon at 1527 East Lexington Avenue, the home of Mrs. 8. A. Jeranko. All newcomers are welcome. for more information call Mrs. Evelyn Penny at 6336.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
8. A. Jeranko
East
Lexington Avenue
Evelyn Penny
Pink Lemonade Sundress Pattern for Girls
Pattern 4792 offers a sundress with cap sleeves in girl sizes 2 4 6 8 10 12. It requires 2½ yards of 35 inch fabric for size 6 and includes a bonnet. Also features transfer embroidery motifs for linens and garments. Send 20 cents to High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adam
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th Bt
New York
Dressing Table Frills Ideas From Home Sewing
This piece guides girls to decorate a dressing table using old curtains, draperies, and simple sewing techniques. It suggests visiting a sewing center for lessons and explains basic finishes, ribbons, edging, cording, fringe, and monogram options for a tailored look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewin Center
Mary E Dillon Elected NYC Board of Education President
Miss Mary E Dillon unanimously chosen as president of the New York City Board of Education the first woman to hold the post. She also serves as president of the Brooklyn Union Gas Co and was named outstanding citizen of the year by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Canary Falls Short at Boston Night Club Rescue
A tired canary recuperating at the Animal Rescue League after a failed attempt to crash Mayfair in Boston escaped during treatment. Three hours later workers at the night club reported the bird giving a concert outside the kitchen. Hospital attendants recaptured the stage-struck bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Animal Rescue League Today
Agen
TPA Chooses Flippin As State President
Winston Salem May 15 The North Carolina division Travelers Protective Association elected R S Flippin of Kinston as president and endorsed R B Davis of Pilot Mountain for the national board of directors. B Arp Lawrence named first vice president Ed S Mann second vice president J Holbrook third vice president W Rogers fourth vice president H M Bouldin fifth vice president and R P Rawley reelected secretary treasurer Shelly B Caviness reelected state attorney and Dr W A Lambeth reelected state chaplain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Travelers Protective Association
R. S. Flippin
Kinston
R. B. Davis
Pilot Mountain
National Board of Directors
B. Arp Lawrence
Ed S. Mann
J. Holbrook
Durham
Ww. M. Rogere
Wilson
H. M. Bould
Crafting Sewing Tips for Dressers and Lighting Shades
The article describes how to use a zig zag attachment on a sewing machine for variegated braid and discusses using a zipper foot to create neat finishes on dressing table skirts. It suggests transforming a room with ruffled lamp shades and a slip cover to match dressing table skirts.
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Moroline
White Petroleum
Ata Ats
Gger's
Eae
Oak Hill Church
Union
Hill 4-H
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
OPA
WIA
WRB
Rickenbacker
WCTU
Josephine Culbertson
North East South West
Dr. Scholl
D! Scholls
the Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main
Helen Follett
Drewe
Church School
Davison
England
Warm, Iris James
Betty Trotter
Lee Steed
Helen Wright
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty
N. Main St
Tel
Elsie Robinson
Jeranko
Chi
N.Y.C
Mary
Dillon
TPA
Flippin
Cova
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