Hallenbeck Morrow Wedding Week Schedule
Calendar items detail a Family Night dinner at Emerywood Country Club reservations by Thursday noon. Events include Miss Pose Redman hosting a party for Miss Mary Jancis Hallenbeck and Mrs. Thomas Latimer, hospitality for the wedding party at Mrs. Newton’s home, a Wesley Memorial rehearsal, a luncheon for the party and out of town guests, and the formal wedding at Wesley Memorial Church followed by a reception.
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Emerywood Country Club
Pose Redman
Mary Jancis Hallenbeck
Thomas Latimer
Eleanor Powell
Parkway
Archie M. Newton
Sara Sears
Mary Francis Hallenbeck
Newton
Hillcrest Drive
Miss Hallenbeck
Peter David Morrow
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. C. Garrett
Anne Garrett
Rockford Road
Mr. Morrow
Wesley Memorial Church
Miss Parnell Performs Senior Recital at College
Miss Zelma Parnell soprano with pianist Miss Ernestine Fields in recital at High Point College Roberts Hall Friday at eight. A reception in the students recreation hall follows. Parnell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D H Parnell, is a music major set to graduate this weekend. The program includes selections by Scarlatti, Schubert, Debussy, Hageman, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Parnell
High Point College
Roberts Hall
Miss Parnell
Ernestine Fields
Miss Fields
Recreation Hall
D. H. Parnell
Elizabeth City
Carey
Scarlatti
Veracini
Schubert
Sylvia
del’ Acqua
Debussy
Louise
Charpentier
Giannini
Hageman
Rovers
Miss Clodfelter Hosts Informal Party Honoring Guests
Miss Ethel Clodfelter of High Point Route Two entertained at dinner Sunday at the home of her rents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry H Feller to honor Pfc. Clay Parks of Marfa Texas, Miss Margaret Andrews of Lexington and Bell Parks of Lexington Route Two.
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Ethel Clodfelter
High Point
Jerry H Feller
Pfc
Clay Parks
Marfa
Tex
Marret Andrews
Lexington
Bell Parks
Utopian Study Club Closes Summer With Outdoor Coca Cola
Mrs. Herman Smith hosted the final summer meeting at 421 Edgedale Drive with an informal lawn Coca Cola party. Mrs. John H. Walker Jr presented background on Russia and the Nazi conflict, followed by a brief business session planning year end activities. Attendees included Mesdames Lawrence Matton, Roland Holton, Valette J. Harris, J H Walker Jr, John Pickett and O A Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Smith
Utopian Study Club
Edgedale Drive
John H. Walker, Jr
Russia
Mrs. Smith
Home And Garden Club Hosts Annual Picnic at Mrs Slate’s Home
The Home and Garden Club held its annual picnic luncheon at the Montheu Avenue home of Mrs. Ralph Slate signaling the summer close of meetings. Four new members were welcomed Tam by Mrs. Sam Calvert, the president, with plans for next year including surgical dressing work and limited social meetings.
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Ralph Slate
Montheu Avenue
Home and Garden Club
Sam Calvert
Frank H Wood
Clyde Garrison
Robert Hubbard
Alfred
Bridge Events And Garden Club At Thomasville
Thomasville reports a busy social week with Ace of Clubs hosting six bridge tables at Erwin Heights Mrs Alvah Boyles home. Miss Eva Kirkman entertained her bridge club on East Main Street. The Business and Professional Women’s Club planned state meeting luncheon in Greensboro. Thomasville Garden Club met to plan committees and displayed a hospital scrapbook before proceeding to Red Cross and Pine Knot Club rooms. Outdoor supper at Alvah Boyles residence honored Sgt Mel McAdams on furlough from Camp Campbell Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Finch
Vernon Snyder
R. K. Farrington
Nat Walker
Charles F. Phillips
J. F. Garner
W. FE. Tomlinson
S. Green
G. T. Alexander
Paul Hassler
Walters Newby
Ben Harris
Harry Lee Lambeth
M. T. Lambeth
George Corcoran
0. R. Hodgin
R. M. Cooksey
Robert Rapp
Eva Kirkman
T. E. Jennings
East Main Street
Margaret McLeod
Janie Barber
Clarisse Rose
Dorothy McBride
Mary Lou Ells
Mesdames Vann Stringfield
T. E Jennings
Bertram Heathcote
Erwin Earnhart
Bridge
Isabel Mouzon
Ruth Thompson
Mouzon
Misses Thomason
Agnes Herndon
Ruth Martin
John Crowell
Walter Newby
Claude Green
O. S. Peer
Presder
R. G. Jennings
H. C. Nicholson
C. H. Patterson
Red Cross
Pine Knot Club
Alvah Boyles
Erwin Heights
Mel McAdams
Camp Campbell
Ton
Miss Goodman to Attend Banquet of Honor Group
Miss Ruth Goodman, drama teacher at Senior High School, has been invited to the annual banquet of the Gray High School Masque and Gavel Honor Society in Winston Salem. She was elected national president of the society and will attend the banquet in that capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Goodman
Thas
Winston- Salem
Gray High School
Goodman
Winston-Salem
Navy Unveils Streamlined Tableware With Non Slip Cup
The Navy introduces streamlined tableware highlighted by a non slip non drip cup and saucer designed to improve mess hall service. The new set aims to reduce spills and enhance efficiency for sailors during meals.
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Navy
Jewish Women Elect Officers At May Session
The May meeting of the High Point Council of Jewish Women elected new officers and appointed committees at the home of Mrs. Sam Shavitz on Montheu Avenue. Mrs. Harry Doctor was re elected president. vice president Mrs. Ben Herman. treasurer Mrs. Louis Greenberg. recording secretary Mrs. Sam Hyman. corresponding secretary Mrs. Al Schwartz. Committee chairs were named for social, civic, bonds and stamps, Red Cross, peace and legislation, membership, historian, education, year book, religious, arrangements, telephone, and more. A social hour followed.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Sam Shavitz
Montheu Avenue
Harry Doctor
Jake Harris
Ben Herman
Louis Greenberg
Sam Hyman
al Schwartz
Harry Jacobs
Civic
Harry Kaplan
USC
Robert Wagger
Red Cross
Ben Swartzberg
Louis Einhorn
Edna Schwartz
Sam Tobias
I. Bloom
Milton Silver
Man Friedman
Ed Layton
College Alumni Association to Meet Saturday
The High Point College Alumni Association plans its annual meeting Saturday at five o clock in Alumnae Hall. Election of officers will highlight the event, with a report on the May 7 executive committee meeting. A picnic supper outdoors behind the girls dormitory will follow.
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High Point College Alumni Association
Alumnae Association
Wilbur Hutchins
Winston-Salem
Walt Crissman
Mabel Warlick
Frances Muse
G. W. Holmes
Misses Erma Suits
Thelma Moss
Rs. R. L. Proctor
BPWC Plans For Sunday Breakfast Of State Meeting
The High Point Business and Professional Women's Club held its May meeting at Mrs. Margaret Farley’s home on West Broad Street. Mrs. Farley resigned as president and Mrs. Frances Casey automatically succeeds. A Sunday morning breakfast tied to the state convention in Greensboro May 26-27 was planned with Oriana B. James as committee chair. The club voted to donate to the milk fund for underprivileged children and to support a Horse Show at Sedgefield June 11-12 to aid the Service Men's Center. Twenty members attended.
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High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Margaret Farley
West Broad Street
Farley
Frances Casey
North Carolina
Federal Women's
Mrs Robt Cecil of Asheville Heads State Garden Clubs
The Garden Club of North Carolina elected Mrs. Robert T. Cecil of Asheville as president, succeeding Mrs. D. J. Lybrook of Advance. Other officers include Mrs. J. S. Mitchenever, Raleigh. Mrs. L. H. Brook. Mrs. James Adderton. Mrs. Harold Bell. and Mrs. L. J. Blakey Jr. District directors named for mountain, foothills, South Piedmont, and South Coastal Plains areas. Mrs. E. S. Koons and Mrs. Charles N. Griffith received assignments, with Blowing Rock slated to host the 1944 meeting.
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Raleigh
Garden Club of
North Carolina
Robert T. Cecil
Asheville
D. J. Lybrook
Advance
J. S. Mitchenever
L. H. Brook
James Adderton
Lexington
Harold Bell
State Garden Center
Charles N. Griffith
Winston-Salem
Blowing Rock
Youth Fellowship Hayride Planned by First Methodist Church
The Youth Fellowship at First Methodist Church schedules a Friday hayride for all members and friends. Attendees should meet at the church at 6 45 p m and bring a lunch. Marjorie Payne leads as president with Margaret Lee chairing recreation and Betty Auman assisting.
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The
First Methodist Church
Marjorie Payne
Margaret Lee
Betty Auman
Anne Adams Pattern 4320 for misses sizes 12 to 20
The advertisement promotes pattern 4320 a two piece summer suit with a plaid cotton option featuring a jaunty hip skimming jacket and a paneled skirt in matching or contrasting fabric. Available misses sizes 12 14 16 18 and 20 with size 16 needing 4 yards 35 inch fabric. Send 16 cents and include name address and style number to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department 243 West 17th St New York New York.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Tournament Hand Has Odd Results at Vanderbilt Tournament
The article recalls a Vanderbilt Tournament hand where Fishbein and Fagin, partners from New Haven, led to a dramatic defeat of a three no trump contract. In a second line, Roth and Roth’s opponents discuss a precise play sequence with a double and a successful club finesse yielding seven odd tricks and six overtricks.
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Vanderbilt
Harry J. Fichbein
Harold A. Fagan
New Haven
Conn
Fagin
South
Clubs
West
Fishbein
Tobias Stone
Alvin Roth
Roth
Routh
East
Stay feminine while taking wartime jobs says Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett argues women in men’s wartime roles should preserve femininity. She warns against adopting masculine swagger and dominance, noting peacetime norms will return. Women can excel in tough work yet remain true to feminine identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millet
Ruth Millett
Franks Car Shop Closes Sundays and Mondays
A Wilson Avenue camry shop posts a sign declaring closure on Sundays and Mondays and any other day without stock. The message reflects irregular hours tied to inventory levels and operational pauses.
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Madeline Hoover
Miss Clodfelter
Guilford
N. Main St
Lydia
Pinkham
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hattie Fidler
Ruth Crowson
Sarah Wood
Jessie Baker
Margaret Andrews
Madeline McCain
Marion Ellington
D. S. Lee
F. F E. Wilson
F. F E. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Morgan
J. Frank Beck
J. G. Teague
Allene Kelly
H. H. Miller
Edwin Bennison
Paul Renniger
Grand Chapter of
Ethel Lovett
Asheboro
R. Ford
Greensboro
Moag
Walaska Johnson
Star of the East
Mt. Airy
Winston-Calem
Slate
Mesdames Howard Blair
John Bivins
Joe Doggett
L. B. Dutton
Kenneth Geddie
Iguis Heilig
C. R. Hinshaw
Joe Follingsworth
Niven McCain
J. H. McCall
James A. Kidd
George McLarty
George Welch
John A. Myers
Howard Marsh
K. A. Sumner
Howard White
Thomasville
Business and Professional Women's Club
A. Z. Boles
BPWC
G. E. Crowell
Margaret Mc.Leod
Mare Snell
Margaret Julian
Minnie Gilliam
Sadie Blair Fouts
Evelyn Fowler
Sallie McCracken
Thomasville Garden Club
Mesdames
J. FE. Lambeth
John R Miers
J. A Neilson
Miss Goodman
Robt. Cecil
McKenney
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