North Carolina Jewish Women and Men to Meet in State Convention
About 150 to 200 attendees gather at the Sheraton for a one day statewide convention of the North Carolina Association of Jewish Women and Men. Dr. Judah L. Goldin of Duke University will deliver the principal address at a noon luncheon. The event includes morning business, an afternoon session, and officer elections. Mrs. Mac Vager of Greensboro serves as president.
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North Carolina
Association of Jewish Women
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women and Men
Sheraton Hotel
Judah L. Goldin
Duke University
Goldin
Women's Association
Mac Vager
Greensboro
USC USO Week End Celebrations Highlight Servicemen Welfare
Leonard Scott and Bob Delahunt entertained servicemen at USC with a mix of semi classical and popular tunes. The Boys Glee Club performed and intermission featured 14 dancers from David Chauns School of Dancing. About 200 servicemen and junior hostesses attended the Friday and Saturday events with cookies coffee and sandwiches served throughout the day and evening. Senior hostesses meet Friday at 7 30 at the county building and ad space for the Serdge field Horse Show is due by Friday.
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USO
Bob Delahunt
Emile Serposs
Te Childs
Jimmy Harris
Ion
David Chauns
Leonard Scott
Boston
Mass
Yale
Sgt
Serdgefield
May Calendar Of Club Events At Emerywood Area
A busy schedule lists 10 a m Ladies bridge at Emerywood CC hosted by Mrs O C Durland, 3 45 p m P T A council at Elm Street school, 6 p m YWCA picnic at city park, 6 30 p m Altrusa May program at Sheraton with Mrs W Dickerson retiring president. speaker A Eshelman on Birds.
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Emerywood Country Club
O. C. Durland
City Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street
Blake Thompson
Business and Professional Club
The
YWCA
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
W. W. Dickerson
Will A. Eshelman
Winners In tournament announced at Oakwood Country Club
North South winners in the weekly duplicate bridge tournament held Saturday at the Oakwood Country Club were Mrs. A C Durland and Mrs. W P Hazelwood. Second place went to Mrs. Harold McKee and Mrs. J W Thompson. East West high went to Mrs. C S Beaver and Mrs. R D Tillson. Second high went to Mrs J Hawschild and Mrs Charles Mackintosh. Other players included Mesdames Fremore Vallette J Harris Saar Davis E T eons Lawrence Ingram Robert Hubbard Frank Wood C T Ingram Sr Loyd Flytheyan Porter B B Coldwell J Francis Johnson and Mr. and Mrs R B Terry and Mr. and Mrs J B Welborn.
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Orewood Country Club
A. C. Durland
W. P. Hazelwood
Harold McKee
J. W. Thompson
C. S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
Eastwest
J. Hawschild
Charles Mackintosh
Mesdames Fremore
Vallette J Harris
Saar Davis
E. T. Eons
Lawrence Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Frank Wood
C. T. Ingram
Sr. Loyd Flythean Porter
B&b. Coldwell
J. Francis Johnson
R. B. Terry
J. 8S. Welborn
Misreading a Big Hand in Bridge Leads to Three Notrumps
In a bridge discussion South opens two suits to show strength. North questions a possible three clubs raise. The text explains why South’s two suited bid did not imply a fit and why North foresees danger in moving to three clubs without stronger encouragement.
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South
West
Declarer
North
Jack
Hearts
Misses Younts Williard Named Advisers at Woman’s College
Nancy Williard and Eleanor Younts lead a list of 63 sophomores named junior advisers for next year at the Woman's College. The group will assist freshmen and transfers, supervise orientation, and serve as campus guides in social and community life, with many others from North Carolina and nearby states named to the roster.
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Nancy Williard
Eleanor Younts
Woman's College
Marie Belk
Goldsboro
Caroline Bell
Edna Falk
Mary Morris
Winston-Salem
Barbara Brasington
Columbia
Evelyn Brown
Dimitra George
Shirley Newland
Wilmington
Gladys Brumbaugh
Asheville
Ola Chitty
Murfreesboro
Mary Ruth Church
North Wilkesboro
Vickie DeVoe
Red Bank
N. J
Betty Ann Drysdale
Hendersonville
Nancy Edmunds
Lynchburg
Virginia Ford
Long Osborne
Norfolk
Doris Funderburk
Irene Bowie
Monroe
Lorena Gaddy
Jean Jernigan
Celia Rothgeb
Raleigh
Louise Johnson
Bailey
Frances Kittrell
Greenville
Alice Klaber
New York City
Miriam Knowles
Rocky Mount
Betty Limbert
Springfield
Mass
France Hilliard
Easton
Sue McGee
Concord
Virginia Madsen
A. Ta
Edith Ay M
Orrell Moody
Siler City
Mabel Newlin
China Grove
Sara Parker
Smithfield
Elizabeth Peele
Betty Strickland
Wilson
Betty Ann Ragland
Salisbury
Ann Richardson
Reidsville
Betty Sarratt
Camden
Dorothy Shields
Scotland Neck
Shirley Smiley
Beckley
W. Va
Angela Snell
Richmond
Myrtle Sales
Whiteville
Dorothy Spears
Fayetteville
Jane Street
Birth of Daughter Elizabeth Ann to Riley Family
Mr. and Mrs. Troy A. Riley announce the birth of a daughter named Elizabeth Ann on May 16 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Riley is the former Alma Smith.
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Troy A. Riley
Elizabeth Ann
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Riley
Alma Smith
Beau appeal sundress pattern for junior misses
Advertisement for pattern 4804 in junior miss sizes 11 to 18 includes sundress and bolero with transfer embroidery motifs. Price twenty cents with optional pattern book for ten cents more. Order from High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept at 243 West 17th St New York 22.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Three Hostesses To Honor Miss Estelle Layton
Mrs Louis Gordon and Mrs Milton Steinberger of Statesville and Miss Sadie Gordon of this city entertain at 8 30 this evening at the Sheraton hotel honoring Miss Estelle Layton bride elect of next month. Layton has had several parties and will be feted extensively during the week.
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Louis Gordon
Milton Steinberger
Statesville
Sadie Gordon
Bridge
Sheraton Hotel
Estelle Layton
Layton
High Point College Alumni Meeting Planned Outdoors
High Point College Alumni Association schedules its annual gathering Saturday at five in the afternoon on the grounds near Woman's Hall. An outdoor supper will precede the officer election for the coming year. Alums are urged to attend with a picnic basket. no individual invitations issued due to many alumni in service.
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High Point Col Alumni Associatiog
High Point College
Woman's College Elects Officers
GREENSBORO Special The chair of Woman's College has elected Miss Lucy Stubbs Sumter S C as president for next year. Other officers chosen by 140 members are Miss Elizabeth Pearce Franklinton vice president Ruth Watkins Troy secretary and Jo Singletary Scranton S C treasurer. The group also named librarians and assistants and a vestment chairman with several aides.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
Lucy Stubbs
Sumter
S. C
Elizabeth Pearce
Franklinton
Ruth Watkins
Troy
Jo Singletary
Scranton
Dorothy Mizelle
Zebulon
Doris Murph
Fayetteville
Nancy Mullican
Winston-Salem
Vestmen
Miriam Knowles
Rocky Mount
Eleanor Younts
High Point
Doris Funderburk
Monroe
Military Family News from Local City
Lieut Helen Eshelman recovers from dengue fever in New Guinea. Sgt James C Horney stationed at Camp Swift Texas returns home on furlough to 414 Otteray Drive to be back at post Wednesday. Mrs W H Ragan of Hartford Conn visiting Dil lard Ragan at Otteray Drive. Pvt Horace J Stepp returns to Fort B after 10 day furlough with parents at 104 Welch Street.
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Lieut
Helen Eshelman
New Guinea
James C. Horney
Camp Swift
Texas
Otteray Drive
Horney
W. H. Ragan
Hartford, Connecticut
Mrs. Dillard Ragan
Horace J. Stepp
Fort B
Mrs
H. J. Stepp
Welch Street
Revival at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
The revival meeting began yesterday and will continue through June 4 with special singing at all services. Mrs. C. D. Carter of Thomasville delivered the sermon yesterday, and Rev. M. C. Connor is the church pastor. The Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor also met, with scripture from Joshua and Ephesians and a talk on strengthening family ties.
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Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
C. D. Carter
Thomasville
M. C. Connor
Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor
Josh
Eph
Hilda Workman
Christian Endeavor
Majuro Fifth Column Tells On Japanese Punishment
Majuro atoll reports the local Korean resident who acted as a guide to the Japanese fled after Allied forces arrived. He had feigned friendliness to Americans but warned natives of severe punishment for aiding them, then departed after shaking hands with a marine sergeant and declaring himself American.
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Majuro Atoll
Majuro
Personalizing Wardrobes Upgrades Stars Style
Hollywood designer Edith Head explains wardrobe personalization as tailored touches that make outfits exclusively yours. Stars like Paulette Goddard and Veronica Lake are reshaping gowns and suits with bolero-length jackets, re cuts, embroideries, and knit details to stretch wardrobe use and drama.
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Edith Head
Paramount
Miss Head
Ana
Paulette Goddard
Barbara
Dorothy Lamour
Loretta Young
Barbara Stanwyck
Ginger Rogers
Betty Hutton
Veronica Lake
Diamonds for War Require Patience In Cutting
Hialmar Hall of Port Huron Michigan has about 2000 diamonds cut into dies used to draw copper wire for military and civilian vehicles. He creates 64 sizes of dies ranging from hairline to pencil lead thickness. Cutting times span eight to 36 hours per hole, with diamonds from half to one and a half carats.
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Port Huron
Mich
INS
Hialmar
Milady
Hjalmer
Ill wind in Raton prompts free gas giveaway
A stalled tank truck in Raton New Mexico wrecked near a curb. The driver chose to let passersby fill his gasoline tank free and without ration coupons rather than risk spilling fuel into the sewer.
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N. M
Fishing rules eased for Fifth Naval District coast waters
Norfolk reports new fishing rules partly easing restrictions in the coastal waters of the Fifth Naval District. The measures, released by Commodore G T Finlay, district coast guard officer, became effective Sunday.
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Norfolk, Va
Fifth Naval District
G. T. Finlay
Leading Ladies Warm Up for 1944 Political Campaign
An editor’s note previews a series featuring Democratic and Republican leading women for the 1944 campaign. Mrs. J. Borden Harriman of New York, widow of J. Borden Harriman and daughter of a shipping family, will likely participate, with a history as Wilson confidante and League of Nations advocate.
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Democratc
J. Borden Harriman
New York
Norway
The
League
Stone Enlists in Keesler B-24 Bomber Mechanics School
Pvt. William Stewart Stone Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Stone of 505 Otteray Drive, has enrolled in the Keesler Field B-24 Liberator bomber mechanics school.
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Stone
Keesler
William Stewart Stone, Jr
W. S. Stone
Otteray Drive
Keesler Field
Hundley Serving With Eighth RAF Bomber Group
Sgt. Robert Hundley of Thomasville has been posted to an Eighth Air Force bomber base in England. He is the son of Mr and Mrs D J Hundley of Thomasville.
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Hundley
England
Robert Hundley
Thomasville
RAF
D. J. Hundley
Hassell in Illinois as Richard C Hassell sta pone Great Lakes Naval Station
Richard C Hassell is stationed at Great Lakes Naval Station in Illinois as part of military postings. The note confirms assignment details and location of service.
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Hassell
Illinois
Richard C. Hassell
Stapone
Great Lakes Naval Station
Til
Army trainees and airfield postings listed at Keesler Field
Pvt Ulysses Franklin Asbury and Pvt Howard Clifton Stewart began a new phase of army training at Keesler Field Biloxi Mississippi. Sgt Allen F King son of Mr and Mrs George King Route One is stationed in China after one year seven months in service.
Private Clifton D. Brown Serves in Engin er Unit in England
Pvt. Clifton D. Brown of 1495 Longstreet serves in an engineer service regiment of the U. S. Army somewhere in England.
Sears Overseas and Grissom Graduates in War Service
Sears Overseas Cpl Staten H Sears son of Mr and Mrs Dennis Sears route one is serving with allied forces somewhere in the Mediterranean theater Riley in Maryland Joseph W Riley is stationed at the ordnance replacement training at Aberdeen Proving Ground Md Grissom Graduates Pfc Abel J Grissom route three has been appointed mess supervisor on graduation from a South Pacific cook's and baker's school
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Sears Overseas
Staten H. Sears
Dennis Sears
Route One
Mediterranean
Grissom
Abel J. Grissom
Route Three
South Pacific
Cook’s and
Baker's
Football Player Returns From War To Pitt Gridiron
Clarence Pearsall of Lower Merion Pa returns from military service with the Silver Star and Purple Heart to join the University of Pittsburgh football team as a tackle next fall. He says his wartime experience sharpened his tackling and football sense, noting he used high school and Franklin Marshall College play as a base and learned new tricks against the enemy.
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Pittsburgh
Clarence
Jake) Pearsall
Lower Merion
University of Pittsburgh
Franklin-Marshall College
Franklin-Marshall
Reading Makes a Man of Us All
Elsie Robinson argues Army and Navy testing shows U S students struggle with reading. She laments dwindling emphasis on reading in schools, warns of consequences for concentration imagination and lifelong learning, and urges parents to prioritize read aloud and teaching.
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Army
Jimmy Jones
Bill Shakespeare
Navy
America
Kipling
Jimmy
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