War Bond Booth Worker Calendar Listed by Groups
Monday features Junior Service League and Woman's club with named chairmen plus Cooperette club and Beta Sigma Phi. Wednesday covers Garden club council and Altrusa with listed leaders. Thursday adds Council of Jewish Women and Cooperette and Beta Sigma Phi. Friday includes Catholic Guild Cooperette and Beta Sigma Phi with chairmen. Saturday lists American Legion Auxiliary and Business and Professional Women's club with chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Robert Cottam
A Club
Jeanne Rainman
Woman's Club
Dan Gownan
Cooperette Club
H. D. Minnis
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Melvin Hayes
Garden Club Council
Charles Risch
Altrusa Club
Robert M. Abernathy
Council of Jewish Women
S. Taub
H. D Minnis
Catholic Guild
W. H. Price
American Legion Auxiliary
G. W. Sutton
Business and Professional Women's Club
Broadus Casey
Bingo Party Plans for Tau Lambda Benefit Night
Tau Lambda sorority prepares a benefit bingo event at 8 o clock tomorrow at the W O W hall corner East Washington and Wrenn streets. Public invited. Prizes will be awarded and an auction sale highlighted. Tickets available from members or at the door.
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Tau Lambda
W.O.W. Hall
East Washington
Wrenn Strets
Pries
USO Club Hosts Gala Weekend Informal Dance
The USO club hosted a lively weekend with crowded rooms on Sunday for a picnic supper served by hostesses. Veterans visiting ORD and nearby stations joined servicemen and service women in a spirited dance, with Mershall Rogers of Brooklyn performing piano and magic acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mershall Rogers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Rogers
USO
New York City
Crord
Ord
Bridge Party Honors Mrs Darrell Sechrest at Swiggett Home
A bridge party honoring Mrs Darrell Sechrest nee Barbara Mathews is held at Elizabeth Swiggett's 302 Louise Avenue this evening. Five tables will play starting at 7 45. Mrs Sechrest recently married a Drexel Hill Navy reserve lieutenant and now lives with his parents on Shirley Avenue.
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Darrell Lee Sechrest
Barbara Mathews
Elizabeth Swiggett
Louise Avenue
Sechrest
High Point
Philadelphia
Drexel Hill
United States
Allen Jay Hears Dr. Nat Harrison Elects New State Officers
At the Allen Jay PTA final meeting Mrs. Hermann Robert son was elected president for the coming year. J N M Harrison of High Point College was guest speaker and Dr Nat Harrison spoke on Mexico. New officers include Mrs Tally Pons as vice president and Mrs R H Hilliard secretary with Mrs Dewey English treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay
Hermann Robertson
J. N. M. Harrison
High Point College
Tally Pons
R. H. Hilliard
Dewey English
Sarah Osborne
Gladys Sledd
T. Bennison
Ruth Bennison
Dr. Harrison
Mexico
Xico
Community Club Calendar Entries and Meetings
Tuesday at 1 pm the YWCA hosts a May membership luncheon at the Adams Memorial building with the junior high choir performing. Wednesday at 10 am the Burbank Garden club meets at 607 Parkway hosted by Mrs. Whitescarver with Mrs. Jarrett assisting as hostess and Mrs. Ray Nibbelink presenting the program. Thursday at 7:30 pm the Business and Professional Women’s club holds a meeting at the Sheraton. Emerywood Duplicate club meets at 2 pm for its weekly game at the clubhouse. Saturday at 8:15 pm the 2 Gee prepares its gymnasium fet for service men in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Therogram
Burbank
Sheraton
Emerywood
2 Gee
Tim
Rector Moves From 20-Room Rectory to Cottage
Rev. Arthur Snell will leave his 20 room rectory at Chillesford Suffolk after accusing his wife of making him an unpaid domestic drudge. He plans to move into a former rental cottage priced at three shillings sixpence weekly.
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Chillesford
Suffolk
England
Arthur Snell
German Housewife’s Grim Lot Amid War Strains
A dispatch from Brussels describes the German housewife’s dire daily life as allied forces advance. Scarce food, fuel, and fuel shortages bend routines. black markets flourish. clothing and heating are scarce. women face travel limits and strict mail rules. Some families rely on emergency homes or soup kitchens for rations and shelter until rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Germany
Upper Silesian
Ruhr
Hadamar
Frau Schmidt
Hitler Youth Organization
Frankfurt-on-Main
Kame
War Bond Purchasers Named In Seventh Drive
Initial buyers reported at multiple local booths manned by Junior Service League and Pentagon Club as the seventh war loan drive opens. First bonds sold at North Main in front of Wachovia Bank went to Thurlow A. Kearns of 208 Lindsay Street. Calvin W. Bishop of 154 South Main Street bought at the South Main Street outside booth near Richardson's department store. Booth hours vary by location with 2 to 5:30 p.m. at some sites and 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Sheraton hotel, plus 4:30 to 9:03 p.m. at the center booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Pentagon Club
North Main Street
Booth
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Thurlow A. Kearns
Lindsay Street
Calvin W. Bishop
South Main Street
Richardson's Department Store
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Alice Cottam
407 Parkway
Operetta H.M.S. Pinafore Tonight by Altrusa and Juniors
Ticket sale forecasts a large audience for the Altrusa club and junior high students operetta H.M.S. Pinafore at the junior high auditorium, a repeat performance for the community hospital fund. Directed by Emile Serposs, about sixty junior high students star in a show hailed as outstanding by local authorities and part of the eighth annual city schools Music Festival starting at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Community Hospital Fund
Glee Club
Emile Serposs
Miss Dorsett Elected President of Y Industrial Club
Florence Nightingale club of the YWCA elected Miss Shirley Dorsett as president at a supper meeting in the Y dining room. New officers include Mrs. L. C. James as vice president Miss Ethel Garrean secretary Miss Gladys Stone treasurer Miss Lucille Kennedy program chairman and reporters Mrs. Eleanor arlier and Miss Antilee Dinkins. Mrs. Carpenter presided and Joy atterson outlined plans for the next three months as pink rose centerpiece tables served twenty six guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
YWCA
Shirley Dorsett
L. C. James
Ethel Garrean
Gladys Stone
Lucille Kennedy
Provam
Eleanor Arlier
Antilee Dinkins
Ola Carpenter
Inter-Club Council
Lena Sale to Sing Graduation Voice Recital at High Point
Miss Lena Sale of Elkin will present a graduation recital in Roberts Hall auditorium at eight tonight. She is aided by pianist Miss Jewel Myers and piano accompanist Miss Edith Bailey, with Myers described as daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Myers of 235 Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Lena Sale
Roberts Hall
Miss Sale
Jewel Myers
Edith Bailey
Elkin
Miss Myers
Pir
C. R. Myers
Fulevard
Women Of Moose Meet Wednesday
The Women of the Moose will hold their regular meeting Wednesday evening at the Moose home on North Main Street at 8:00 o clock. All members are urged to attend as this is an important meeting. Postage stamps were issued for the first time in 1840 in Great Britain.
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of the
Moose
Great Britain
Bettie Frances Martin Weds Gordon Martens in New York
Mrs Andrew Martin of Portsmouth Virginia announces the marriage of Bettie Frances Martin to Gordon Fleming Martens United States Naval Reserve at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York City on April 25 1945 Miss Ruth Sherwood of Altoona Pa was maid of honor and Edward M Martin CTC United States Navy brother of the bride served as best man The couple plans reside with the Martins at 106 City Park Avenue Simonsdale Portsmouth while Martens returns to sea duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gordon Fleming Martens
New York City
Bettie Frances Martin
Portsoouth
Andréw Martin
High Point
Portsmouth
Andrew Martin l
Bettie Frances
United States Naval Reserve
Craddock
Ruth Sherwood
Altoona
Edward M. Martin
CTC
United States Navy
Pacific
City Park Avenue
Simonsdale
Oper
Andrew Martin
Ae Bettie Frances
Gardoning Martens
Contract Bridge Discourse on Discouragement and Defense
A bridge analysis describes a hand where declarer struggles as partner fails to cooperate. West opens clubs, East misses a key nine, and timing of finesses and discards leads to a decisive sequence. The narrative notes how coordination and perception of defense determine the outcome of the contract.
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Rast
West
Dummy
East
Declarer
Heart
Colfax Seniors Stage May Play at School Auditorium
Colfax high school senior class presents For Pete's Sake a comedy in the school auditorium on Saturday May 19 at 8 30 pm under Mrs Isaac C Adams direction. The cast includes Bernard Dean J T Westmoreland Mary Ann Clegg Bernice Idol Margaret Morgan Wade Shields Mary Jane Venable Gray eensee Doe Clyde Jr Pauline Davenport and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax High School
Pete's
Colfax School
Isaac C. Adams
Peter Pepperdine
Bernard Dean
Pete
Bill Bradshaw
J. T. Westmoreland
Nadine Clarkston
Bernice Idol
Peggy Clarkston
Margaret Morgan
Dean Marglethorpe
J. S. Powers
Thenurglethorpe
Wade Shields
Malvina Potts
Thorndyke
Mary Jane Venable
John Liver
Gray Eensee Doe
Clyde , Jr
Asmine Jackson
Pauline Davenport
VFW Auxiliary Meeting Tonight Seeks Delegates
The Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars meets at the VFW home on West Broad Street tonight at eight o clock. Members are urged to attend as election of delegates to the state encampment to be held here will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
West Broad Street
Sun Pattern 4526 Beachwear Sees New Junior Sizes
Sunn 4526 trim playsuit with glamorous neckline and separate buttoned skirt offered in junior miss sizes 10 to 18. Pattern requires 2% yards of 35 inch fabric. send 20 cents to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept. for the pattern and book.
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High Point Enterprise
P.O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Miss Geneva Childs Stays for Hospital Operation Recovery
Miss Geneva Childs of Willowbrook Street is admitted to Boulevard unit at High Point Memorial Hospital after an operation last Saturday and is now able to receive visitors. Alma L. Culbreth spent the weekend with her mother and grandmother in Spartanburg, S C, returning to High Point today. Doris White visited her Roanoke, Virginia home after a weekend with her mother Bertha White Proc tor at 418 South Hamilton Street. Mrs D W Hunter has recovered at home after a month as a patient at Baptist hospital in Winston-Salem and is recuperating satisfactorily at 1103 Greenway Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Childs
Willowbrook Street
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Alma L. Culbreth
J. J. Culbreth
W. H. Newman
Spartanburg
S.C
Doris White
Roanoke
Bertha White Proctor
South Hampilton Street
D. W. Hunter
The
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Greenway Drive
Births Hulin and Knotts Announce Sons
Mrs. Troy Hulin of 302 Willowbrook announces the birth of Gary Warren on May 4 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit. Seaman Hulin serves in Great Lakes Illinois. Mr Elton Knotts of 419 Parks announces Robert Lee on May 13 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit. Mrs Its is the former Miss Margie Helen Caddell of Rockingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Williams Hulin
Willowbrook Street
Gary Warren
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Seaman Hulin
Great Lakes
Ill
Elton Coy Knotts
Parks Street
Robert Lee
Its
Margie Helen Caddell
Rockingham
Stephens Bible Class Meeting Planned for Tomorrow
The Stephens Bible study class will meet tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs. Cc S Grayson’s North Main Street home. Mrs Grayson will lead the session.
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Stephens Bible
Cc. S. Grayson
North Main Street
Mothers Day Tea For Mothers Held By Church Group
The First Methodist church Children’s division hosted a Mothers Day tea on Sunday May 13 from four to five in the afternoon in the ladies parlor. Guests were greeted by Mrs T R Ballard with a receiving line of church school leaders. Punch and delicacies were served. music was provided by Mrs Thomas Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
T. R. Ballard
L. F. Honeycutt
Lawrence Leonard
Claude York
Lloyd Nance
Myrtle Cates
Myrtle Davis
W. O. Weldon
Ross H. Davis
Punch
Mesdames
J. O. Poindexter
Belvin Moore
Cloverdale PTA Holds Final Meeting At School
The Cloverdale P T A will hold its last meeting tonight at 7 30 at the school. The glee club will sing and the new officers will be installed. An extra prize will be given to the room with the most parents present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
Cloverdale P.T.A
Glee Club
Donald Brewer Hosts 4th Birthday Party
Donald Brewer celebrated his fourth birthday with a Friday party at his home 515 Cross Street. His mother Daisy Brewer directed games with help from Doris Clodfelter and Flora Stratton. After games, cake with four candies was served as soft drinks circulated. Guests included Dolores Annie Ruth Carrie Carl Kenneth Steve Davis Shean Ronald Frank Juanita Rebecca Clodfelter Claudette Polson Joe Don Arrowood Frances Ann Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Donald Brewer
Cross Street
Daisy Brewer
Doris Clodfelter
Flora Stratton
Dolores
Annie Ruth
Carrie
Carl
Kenneth
Steve
Davis Shean
Ronald
Frank
Juanita
Rebecca Clodfelter
Claudette Polson
Joe Don Arrowood
Frances
Ann Erwin
Pentagons Meet With Mrs Rankin Tonight at Home
The Pentagon club will meet tonight at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ed Rankin according to an official announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Ed Rankin
Senior High Girls Taking Kit Bags
Senior High Girls taking Kit Bags under the Junior Red Cross sponsorship for the army have been sewing the bags. Led by Miss Lidie Horton home economics director they include Joyce Jackson Pauline Byerly Audrey Wood Ruth Southard Paula Jean Bure Rachel Duncan Helen Steed and Joreen Kearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Army
Miss Lidie Horton
Joyce Jackson
Pauline Byerly
Audrey Wood
Ruth Southard
Paula Jean Bure
Rachel Duncan
Helen Steed
Joreen Kearns
VFW Memorial Day Services Set For May 27
The Veterans of Foreign Wars holds its annual memorial service at Oakwood cemetery on Sunday May 27. Final arrangements will be made at a VFW home meeting on Broad Street Thursday night at 8 o clock. Civic and fraternal groups are invited to participate. Statistics note 63 percent of home falls occur on stairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oakwood Cemetery
VFW
Broad Street
Necessity For Prayer Great Says Hankins At Pine Bluff
A large congregation at Green Street Baptist Church heard Joe H Hankins of Pine Bluff Ark deliver a sermon on The Necessity for Prayer Today From Luke 18:1 he urged prayer as a privilege and obligation urging Christians to pray for themselves, others, and the church He warned revival hinges on action and urged daily meetings as part of a broad prayer effort Also mentions Dr Hawkins schedule and Bavaria numeric detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe H. Hankins
Pine Blu Ark
Green Street Baptist
Preater
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Pinkham
Tydin E. Pinkham
Nelson
Plorint
Francis B. Nelson
Main &T
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Steed
Red Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
TOF Delivery Company
West Grand Street
America
Federal
Tex
Stanley
J. C. Penney Co
USO Club
Nat Harrison
New State
Godfrey H. P. Anderson
Associated Press
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Limburg
Miss Dorsett
Y Industrial Club
Women of Moose
Miss Martin
Navy Man
West Dealer
Colfax
Er al
van Clc
As & la Ha
Hulin
Robert Lee Knotts
Stephens
Church Bay
P.T.A
Rankin
Hankins
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Mann's
Osford Products
Oliver B.greene