Luncheon Bridge Honoring Mrs Swainson Arranges Flowers
Mrs D Swainson of Newton Mass visits and is honored with a one oclock luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs M R Cole. The home features roses iris and peonies with an imported lace cloth. High score prize bath powder and low score consolation flower ornament awarded. Guest list includes Mrs Swainson Mrs C S Beaver Mrs J W VanLoan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Swainson
Newton
Mass
M. R. Cole
Cole
Ethel Mattingly
J. N. McCrary
Weaver
Light Summer Menu With Crackers And Spinach Ring
A summer light meals guide favors crackers for energy and coolness. The plan features Neo Bake Spinach Ring with salmon and egg sauce, Jiffy Tea Salad, assorted crackers, fruits and cookies. It includes a no bake spinach ring method and a salmon egg sauce served atop the mold, plus a tomato soup gelatin salad as a chilled mold.
Child Dies After Fourth Floor Fall In Boston
18 month old David Pace son of Seaman Edgar W Pace and Mrs Pace was killed when he fell from a third floor to the street. The father a sailor stationed here came from Greenville South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
David Pace
Seaman
Edgar W. Pace
Local Unit Legion Auxiliary Elects New President
Mrs J Frank Carriker was elected president of the local unit of the American Legion Auxiliary at the May meeting held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs N S Stirewall. She succeeds Mrs Igh Harper whose term will expire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Carriker
American Legion Auxiliary
N. S. Stirewall
Carriker
Igh Harper
BPWC Elects Delegates To Asheville Meet
Local BPW club selects delegates for the North Carolina Federation state convention in Asheville on June 23. Chair Mrs. Frances Casey announced the choices Miss Anne Russell Sarah G Annette Stowe Ruth Farthing Birtie White as delegates with alternates Miss Alta Chamelin Mesdames Mary Hughes Thelma Ryan and Mary Haralson. Oriana B. James outlined the proposed revised constitution and by laws to be voted on at the Asheville meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
BPW
Sheraton
Frances Casey
Asheville
Anne Russell
Sarah G
Annette Stowe
Ruth Farthing
Birtie White
Alta
Notable Roanoke Visit and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Sherwood Forrest returned from Roanoke Va where Mrs Forrests uncle Granville R Hash remains in critical condition ill since December Also present were their guests Mr Forbier Mrs James D Boyd and two sons from Norfolk Va Miss Mary Hilliard Carraway daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Carraway was praised for having the best grammar room in an open house Miss Hazel Chapman returned to Washington DC after visiting her parents Mrs A L Chapman Mrs Daisy Lindley and Mrs Dorothy Copley returned from Washington DC with family updates Dr and Mrs Homer Guion of Charlotte visited High Point for the Shriners convention and stayed with W Martine Barker Mr W H Swainson of Charleston SC stayed overnight en route to Philadelphia to see his mother Mrs E D Swainson in Newton Mass.]]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Forrest
Roanoke
Mary Hilliard Carraway
Bruce Carraway
Lake Forest School
Wilmington
Wend
Homer Guion
Charlotte
High Point
W. Martine Barker
Thurston
Ss . W. H. Swainson
Charleston
Ss. C
M. R.cole
Philadelphia
E. D. Swainson
Newton
Mass
Cole
WCTU Fetes War Mothers With Garden Party Plan
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union of High Point votes to host a garden party to honor War Mothers. A committee led by Mrs. C. R. Harrison, E. V. Slack, and W. A. Davis will set the date and place. Flower Mission efforts delivered 300 bunches to the sick and shut-ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Women's Christian Temperance Union
E. V. Slack
Chestnut Street
M. J. Crowder
C. R. Harrison
W. A. Davis
F. H. Barrett
J.M. Lancaster
Slack
Flower Mission
W. C.T.U
H. A. Knight
Rebekahs Meet Friday Twenty Go to Winston
About twenty members of the M lene Rebekah lodge returned from Winston-Salem where they attended the Rebekah assembly held there early this week. Mrs. Ethel Clapp was chosen president of the assembly and Mrs. Oisie Burke of Wilmington as vice president. Frances Schneil of High Point was elected marshal. Goldsboro was selected as the 1945 meeting city. Rebekahs will meet this evening at the hall on Commerce Street to hear state assembly reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Lene Rebekah Lodge
Winston-Salem
Rebekah
Ethel Clapp
Oisie Burke
Wilmington
Frances Schneil
High Point Rebekah
Goldsboro
Rebekahs
Commerce Street
State Assembly
Beta Sigma Phi Hears Mrs Tobias Discuss Clothes
At a Mu era Sigma Phi sorority meeting at Mrs Jack Green's home last evening guest speaker Mrs Sam Tobias led an open discussion on clothes. She spoke about materials workmanship and style for best results as members enjoyed iced drinks during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Phi Sorority
Jack Green
Sam Tobias
Tobias
Sacrificing to Four Hearts Ends with Diamonds Run
In a bridge bidding and play example East-West vulnerable, North-South reach four hearts though sacrificing in diamonds. West leads diamond nine. declarer ducks, cashes clubs, finesses trumps, and draws East's jack. East misplays by keeping diamond ace, allowing declarer to execute a winning club endgame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
West
South
Declarer
Mr. Cook Honored At Birthday Dinner
E. F. Cook of this city was honored with a birthday dinner last Sunday hosted by Miss Callie Cook and Mrs. George Floyd at Floyds home on route four. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Joyce and children, Mrs. T. FE. Brinkley and children of Mount Airy, Mrs. EK. F. Cook and children, and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Cook with children of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Cook
Callie Cook
George Floyd
Route Four
S. G. Joyce
T. FE. Brinkley
Mount Airy
EK. F. Cook
W. S. Cook
High Point
Thomason Aiken Vows Announced in York South Carolina
Mr and Mrs A L Aiken announce the marriage of their daughter Ruby Lee to Pvt A L Thomason on April 27 in York South Carolina with P E Nunn officiating Thomason attended city schools and works at Silver Knit Hosiery Mill Thomason son of Mr and Mrs A F Thomason of Martinsville Virginia attended High Point schools and serves in the United States Army at Camp Cooke California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Aiken
Lake Street
Ruby Lee
A. L. Thomason
York
S. C
P. E
Nunn
Thomason
Pvt. Thomason
A. F. Thomason
Martinsville
High Point
United States Army
Camp Cooke
Calif
Women's Clubs To Hear State Senator Tonight in Charlotte
In Charlotte on May 18 the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs planned a memorial service for late president Mrs. Thomas O'Berry. The program included elections and departmental sessions. State Senator Gertrude D. McKee of Sylva will speak at the annual banquet where new officers will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Thomas O'Berry
Gertrude D. McKee
Sylva
Church Social and Circle Meetings Highlight Friday
The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial Methodist plans a 7 30 pm meeting at Mrs Rosa Lee Smith 1109 Tipton Street with hosts Mesdames J M Bowers and Herbert Oliver. The Ladies Aid Society of North Hamilton Street Church of Christ meets 8 o clock at Miss Josephine Livengood 1418 North Hamilton with Miss Elsie Willis as associate hostess. Ward Street Circle Three of the Woman s Society of Christian Service meets 7 20 pm at Mrs Fred Carroll s Hodgin Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial Methodists
Rosa Lee Smith
Tipton Street
Mesdames
J. M. Bowers
Herbert Oliver
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Josephine Livengood
Elsie Willis
Ward ST
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
Fred Carroll
Hodgin Street
Mid Week Study and Club Events Schedule Highlight
Calendar notes a 3:30 p m Mid Week Study at Mrs. Charles F Carroll Jr 306 Greenway Drive plans year program. 7:30 p m Business and Professional Women's Club meets at Sheraton Hotel. 2:30 p m Entre Nous at Mrs L R Terry North Main Street. 6 8 p m Emerywood Country Club family night dinner reservations by noon. 7:30 p m Emerywood Club end of evening membership run at the clubhouse hosted by Mr and Mrs C E Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Morison
Chicago
Asheville
Ernie Ballard
Kennedy Street
Ballard
Emerywood Country Club
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Greenway Drive
Ular
Sheraton Hotel
Entre Nous Club
L. R. Terry
North Main Street
C. E. Lehman
Musicale Tonight At Ray Street School
The city schools music department presents a Musicale this evening at Ray Street school. Rhythm bands and glee clubs from Ray Street Johnson Street and Elm Street schools perform under Miss Dorothy Hoskins with Emile Ser poss on piano. Directors include Ray Street’s Margaret Fussell Louise Bell Mary Baldwin Irene Holton. Johnson Street’s Keron Canady Halda Hester Lilla Bell. Elm Street’s Elise Smith Hazel Young Margaret Andrews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Johnson Street
Elm Street
Dorothy Hoskins
City Schools
Emile Serposs
Margaret Fussell
Louise Bell
Mary Baldwin
Irene Holton
Keron Canady
Hal
Warning Against Nazi Propaganda on D-Day Dates
Secretary of War Stimson warned the public Nazi propaganda on the forthcoming invasion of Europe aims to confuse Allied peoples and delay operations. He urged calm and patience as invasion dates are settled, noting the day will come but not the Nazis’ chosen date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stimson
Europe
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Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
American Institute of Laundering
Gvaremtbed
Fred Housekerne
Hemnehorrt
Jere Arrid
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Lexington
Legion Auxiliary
BPWC
James D. Boyd
David
Jimmy
Norfolk
Boyd
Miss Hazel Chapman
Washington, D. C
Mrs. A. L.chapman
Church Street
Daisy Lindley
Dorothy Copley
Mickeys
F. J. Mickey
Forest Avenue
John David
the Baptist Hospital
Ana Te Elwood Hotel
WCTU
Winston
Beta Sigma Phi
West Pass
MR. Cook
Thomason-Aiken
N. Hamilton Ladies Aid
Pacific Atoll
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Zea By
Tame Tom - Rea i Y
Tii Cola
Pete Ea A
Cork’ Sane
Ray St. School
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
Dimity
Batiste
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