Anne Adams Summer Pattern 4350 for Women
Anne Adams offers pattern 4350 a dress and matching jacket for sizes 34 to 48. The slim yoked dress features a neat neck bow, with jacket options in white or contrasting fabric. Pattern available by mail from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York N Y, price 16 cents plus 10 cents for Spring Pattern Book.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Wily Colonel Evades Trump Baited Trap
National knockout for the Van derbilt Cup features upsets as two top teams reach the final round. Waldemar von Zedtwitz era champion with previous Vanderbilt Cup experience, joined by Er C. Van Vieck Lieut Col Ellis O Keller Sergt Morrie Ellis and Sergt Phil Abramsohn, were eliminated in the final rounds.
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Waldemar von Zedtwitz
Er. C. van Vieck
Ellis O. Keller
Sergt
Morrie Ellis
Phil Abramsohn
Sergt. Abramhson
Sergt. Elis and
van Vieck
Colonel Keller Succeeds With First Bridge Hand Record
In his debut at the event Col. Keller racks up points for his team. Five clubs were bid and doubled. the contract made six. Keller held the south and navigated defensive plays including a queen of spades return and a careful trump sequence to secure the contract.
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Col. Keller
East
West
Keller
May calendar of local clubs and meetings
Calendar of events lists Legion Auxiliary at Elks Club for May meeting with Poppy Day plans and officer elections, dessert bridge for Miss Hallenbeck at Emerywood Country Club, Jewish Women Council at Max Friedman residence, Home and Garden Club picnic at Rotary Drive, multiple study clubs at YWCA and Hermann Smith, Civilian Defense Drivers’ Corps drill at the high school, and a May business meeting of the Women’s Club at 715 West Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Legion Auxiliary
Elks Club
Thomas C. Sprinkle
Joseph Teaver
Emerywood Country Club
Mary Francis Hallenbeck
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Max Friedman
Sam Shavitz
Home and Garden Club
Ralph Slate
Rotary Drive
Herman Smith
Civilian Defense Drivers’ Corps
High Point Business and Professional Womens Club
Margaret Farley
West Broad Street
Emerywood Country Club Family Night Dinner Event
Family Night dinner for Emerywood Country Club members and guests from out of town. Reservations due by Thursday noon. At 8 pm a party for Miss Mary ness Hallenbeck and Mrs Thomas Latimer at her Parkway home with Miss Pose Redman and Eleanor Powell.
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Emerywood Country Club
Pose Redman
Maryness Hallenbeck
Thomas Latimer
Eleanor Powell
Parkway
Wedding plans and party schedule for Hallenbeck Morrow
At 6 45 p m Mrs Archie M Newton and Miss Sara Sears host a hospitality party for Miss Mary Francis Hallenbeck and Mrs Thomas Latimer at the Newton home on Hill Crest Drive. An 8 p m wedding rehearsal for Miss Hallenbeck and Peter David Morrow occurs at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. A 1 g m luncheon at Rockford Road hosts the wedding party and out of town guests. The 8 30 p m ceremony and reception follow at Wesley Memorial Church.
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Archie M. Newton
Sara Sears
Mary Francis Hallenbeck
Thomas Latimer
Mrs. Newton
Hillcrest Drive
Miss Hallenbeck
Peter David Morrow
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. C. Garrett
Anne Garrett
Rockford Road
Mr. Morrow
Wesley Memorial Church
Roberta Hutchins Birthday Party At YWCA
Roberta Hutchins celebrated her fourth birthday at the YWCA on North Main Street on Saturday May 15. The event featured games guided by Mrs. D Young, a children's story, pink and white decorations, a birthday cake, and cakes with ice cream. Guests included Caroline Kirkman, Robert Davis Jr, Francis Dutton, Ronald Koonts, and many others, who departed with keepsakes from the honoree and her sister Patricia.
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Roberta Hutchins
North Main St
Caroline Kirkman
Robert Davis, Jr
Francis Dutton
Ronald Koonts
Gorge McLarty
Betty Parker
Igaret Stout
Carolyn Welch
Robert Welch
Glenn Perry
Rod Pancoast
David Pancoast
White
Cecilia Calvert
Helen Mariie Perkinson
Charles Iterson, Jr
Margaret Beamon
Yn Pruett
An Nibbelink
Sam Austin
Irma Perry
Robert Welborn
Frank Smith, Jr
Patrica Garrison
David Shelton
Joe Oarney
Harriet Smithdeal
Richard Welch
Jerry Welch
Albert Alexander
Patricia Ee
Washington Birthday Party at Valley Forge 1778
The text notes George Washington born February 11 did not celebrate on February 22. It claims he was 20 when the Colonies adopted the Gregorian calendar adding 11 days, and that his first birthday party on February 22 was hosted by friends at Valley Forge in 1778.
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George Washington
Valley Forge
Mrs. W. T. Powell Honors Nurses Aides at Ceremony
Twenty young women received certificates of graduation at a Sheraton Hotel ceremony with Mrs. Don Conrad presenting. Four more pending reception due to late arrivals. Miss Mildred Marsh and Mrs. Powell lauded the aides for balancing employment and weekend training.
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Sheraton Hotel
Don Conrad
Red Cross
Mildred Marsh
W. T. Powell
Barbara Brooks
Bridal Bridge Party Honors Miss Priscilla Lambeth in Thomasville
A social bridge party hosted by Mrs. Howard Palmer in Thomasville honored Miss Priscilla Lambeth, bride elect of Lt. Hoke Shore. The event featured three tables, silver gifts, and an ice course, with attendees including family, friends, and local dignitaries. Lt. Shore recently left Fort Sill for six days’ leave before reporting to Fort Bragg.
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Thomasville
Howard Palmer
Priscilla Lambeth
Hoke Shore
Winston-Salem
Blytheville
Ark
Shore
Army Air Force
E. L. Webb
Elizabeth Blair
Miss Lambeth
Charess F. Lambeth
Winfield Blackwell
D. A. Long
Paul Hassler
Ben Harris
James Lambeth
J. E. L. Webb
Theresa Hoover
Red Cross Plea Seeks Workers For Surgical Dressings
Mrs A L Stevens urging local women to help in Red Cross surgical dressings rooms. May quota untouched and June July quotas due soon. Even a half hour daily could speed completion of thousands of dressings for service men. Mothers of servicemen urged to contribute time.
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A. L. Stevens
Stevens
Red Cross
High Point
Hinshaw Easter Marriage Announced in Waco
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hinshaw announce the marriage of their daughter Betty Sue to Sgt. Norman Arthur Easter of the US Army. The ceremony was held Saturday May 8 at Clay Street Methodist Church Waco with Rev. H. F. Draper officiating. Betty Sue is a 1942 High Point graduate and former Melrose Hosiery Mill employee. Sgt. Easter, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Easter of Rocky Mount Virginia, attended local schools and worked at Watts Bakery before joining the armed services in December 1941. He is stationed at Camp Hood near Waco, where the couple reside.
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J. D. Hinshaw
Betty Sue
Norman Arthur Easter
US Army
H. F. Draper
Clay Street Methodist Church
Waco
Texas
High Point
Melrose Hosiery Mill
Sgt. Easter
W. F. Easter
Rocky Mount
Watts Bakery
The
Armed Services
Camp Hood
Miss Hughes Announces 23 New Members to Zoology Field Club
Greensboro May 18 Miss Carrie Ola Hughes president of the Zoology Field Club at the Woman's College announces 23 new members accepted. The list includes Sarah Jane Whitmire Susannah Ray Mozelle Keller Elizabeth Cummings Carolyn Hamrick Ellenboro Donna Lewis Florence Hoffman Winnie Yount Dorothy Spears Phyllis Vreeland Elaine Rashkind Beverly Gopin Ruth Peeples Constance Cline Helen Sanford Christine Rogers Freeman Jessie Gregory Jane Thomason Margaret Killebrew Caroline Graves Betty Knight Laura Propper and Rosemary Blaine from various North Carolina towns and states.
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Greensboro
Carrie Ola Hughes
Snow Hill
The
Woman's College
News
Sarah Jane Whitmire
Susannah Ray
Asheville
Mozelle Keller
Elizabeth Cummings
High Point
Carolyn Hamrick
Ellenboro
Donna Lewis
Florence Hoffman
Brookline
Mass
Winnie Frances Yount
Statesville
Dorothy Spears
Phyllis Vreeland
Fayetteville
Elaine Rashkind
Beverly Gopin
Highland Park
N. J
Ruth Peeples
Estill
S. C
Constance Cline
Concord
Helen Sanford
Laurinburg
Christine Rogers Freeman
Jessie Gregory Halifax
Jane Thomason
Roanoke Rapids
Margaret Killebrew
Lumberton
Caroline Graves
Charlotte
Betty Sue Knight
Belton
Laura Mae Propper
Philadelphia
Rosemary Blaine
Silver Springs
Wesley Memorial Mission Study Course Set for May 25
The annual Mission Study Course takes place at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Tuesday May 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Woman's Wesley Classroom. The topic is Planning for World Peace with several women on the program. All members are urged to attend.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley
Drivers' Corps Drill Tomorrow At Senior High
The Civilian Defense Drivers' Corps led by Mrs. Clarence Dawley will meet tomorrow evening at 7 at the senior high school for its usual drill practice. Members are urged by Mrs. Dawley to attend.
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Civilian Defense Drivers’ Corps
Clarence Dawley
New Mustang dive bomber fastest in world
The new Mustang dive bomber features dive brakes, bomb racks and six high calibre machine guns and is described as the fastest dive bomber in the world.
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Ihe
Talk Of The Town Food Takes Over War Talk
Ruth Millett notes food dominates conversations in wartime America. Civilians discuss points values, Victory Gardens, home canning, limited menus, and rising costs. Even weather prompts food talk as households adjust to rationing and the new social din of meals and menus.
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Ruth Millett
America
Victory Gardens
Home and Garden Picnic Tomorrow
The Home and Garden Club will meet Wednesday at Mrs. Ralph Slate's on Rotary Drive. The gathering will be a picnic at noon, concluding the summer meetings and all members are expected to attend.
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Home and Garden Club
Ralph Slate
Rotary Drive
War bond guess awards in Wallace for Lead Creek float
In Wallace Idaho four hours five minutes ten point one seconds was the exact time for a rubber ball to travel seven and a half miles down Lead Creek from Mullan. Finalists within five seconds of the guess earned prizes and three matched the time exactly.
Local residents return home after weeklong visits and travels
Mrs A J Clapp and her daughter Mary of Lillington along with Mrs J W Carroll and baby Dale of Wendell have returned home after visiting Mrs Clapp's father C F Wilson. Lee of 1000 Campbell Street was summoned to Camden DC by his father's death. funeral plans were not set. Violet Johnson remains in Winston-Salem Baptist Hospital after an operation and expects a three week recovery. Paul W Casey and Dr O B Bonner attend Rotary International in St Louis and plan weekend return. Miss Meallie Borrow Mary Warren and Sgt Truman Merritt came back from western NC. Mrs F M Woodhouse, Mrs Milton Hines, and Miss Mary Kate Woodhouse return to Booneville after weekend with Mrs W H Gibson. Mrs J F Bartsch has recovered from a minor operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital and returned home. Stella Hicks returns to Jamestown after hospital treatment.
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Philip P. Green
Field Artillery
Kers
Fort Sill
Winston-Salem
Fort Bragg
Meade Hite
Raleigh
Woman's Auxiliary
North Carolina
Episcopal Church
Lois Johnson
Wake Forest College
C. D. Cox
Spartanburg
S. C
Ben Cox
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
Beamer Barnes
First Baptist Church
A. J. Clapp
Mary
Lillington
J. W. Carroll
Dale of
Wendell
Violet Johnson
the Baptist Hospital
F. M. Woodhouse
Milton Hines
Mary Kate Woodhouse
Booneville
W. H. Gibson
Oakwood Court
Stella Hicks
Cora Mathews
Jamestown
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mexico Missionaries To Speak At Wednesday Service
Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Ross from Patzcuaro Mexico will visit First Presbyterian Church for the mid week service Wednesday night. Dr. Ross will speak and a reception hosted by the Women's Auxiliary will follow in the church parlors as part of the auxiliary's annual birthday party. The birthday offering will fund Christian literature for Mexico.
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Mexico
H. L. Ross
Patzuaro
First Presbyterian Church
Road Camp Escapee Caught In Thomasville
Thomasville police report Baxter Bullis, 17, escapee from a state road camp, identified as a passenger in a speeding car stopped by officers. Bullis was turned over to Wilkes County officers later in the day.
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Thomasville
Baxter Bullis
Bullis
Wilkes County
Recreation plea to youths urged by pastor Weldon
Rev Wilson O Weldon of First Methodist spoke to the Workers Council at Wesley Memorial Church urging a robust church recreation program for youth. He warned against viewing games as evil and urged voluntary, satisfying activities to keep youngsters from bad company, aligning with efforts by the YMCAs YWCAs and Salvation Army. He noted juvenile court could be lightened if churches offered wholesome amusements and spoke of Peace Day observances and past prayers for wisdom amid war.
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Wilson O. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Workers Council
Wesley Memorial Church
Christian Church
High Point
Y. W. CA
Salvation Army
Church Social by Lebanon Christian Endeavorers
The Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon Methodist Church met Sunday evening with Mrs. Willie Barnes in charge. Rev. W. D. Helsabeck spoke on The Essentials of Salvation. Miss Carolyn Ward sang The Lost Chord. music by Mrs. Ruth Lee and others followed. Mrs. Jeanette Cole presided at the business session and the meeting closed with the C. E. benediction.
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Lebanon
C. E. Benediction
Prayer on War and Stupidity Ends in Call for Peace
The text laments human suffering from war and urges understanding that wars arise from stupidity and prejudice. It appeals for sacrifice for peace and wisdom to avoid destructive conflict, concluding with a plea that government of the people shall not perish. The piece closes by urging vigilance against demagogues and renewed devotion to democratic ideals.
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Madeline Hoover
McKenney
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
By Anne Adlams
Aose
South West
Hilda Stansbury
Powell
Conrad
Faye Long
Charlotte Saough
Betty Mays
Doris Valentine
Virginia Rumsey
Margaret Florence
Basil Gray
Mary Welborn
Virginia Rogers
Betty Morrison
Faye Fortin
C. Lucius Johnston
F. Marie Heath
Louise Hardison
Elsie Edwards
Eva Doss
Pauline Brawley
Hazel M. Alford
Cath=_ Albertson
Mable R. Ood
Gladis Kivett
George Nicholson
Kathleen Tate
Othell Wilson
Wessie Gillespie
Barnes
W. K. McGee
Elizabeth Tate
Carl Wilson
Inez May
Nell Boles
Ada Long
Cummings
Zoology Field Club
Paul W. Casey
O. B. Bonner
St. Louis
Rotary International
Misses Meallie Borrow
Mary Warren
Truman Merritt
J. F. Bartsch
East Green Street
T’ville
Wachovia Bank & Trust Company
W. A. Bivins
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Wachovia
Wachovia Bank.and Trust Company
Salisbury
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Reserve System
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