Mrs. Taylor Hosts Final AAUW Convention Meeting Here
High Point AAUW held its year end meeting at Mrs. F R Taylor home with hostesses and associate leaders. Members heard convention addresses by transcription and discussed The University Women's Responsibility in This Time of Crisis. Officers and votes were announced from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
American Association of University Women
F. R. Taylor
Rs. Floyd Mehan
Muriel Bulwinkle
Ruth Henry
James Hogg
Ann Scott Garrett
Evelyn Stewart
Mary Mower
Horace Haworth
W. B. Kirkman
AAUW
R. A. Herring
Blake Thompson
Washington, D. C
Blake Thom
Helen C. White
White
University of Wisconsin
Marion Talbot
Chicago
Association of Women College
Boston
United States
International Federation of University Women
Wear Aauw
Camp Butner
G. C. Moore
The
Red Cross
L. O. Hutchens
Guilford County Nutrition Council
Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge Party
Mrs. Fred Munday hosted a bridge party at 605 Park Way in honor of her sister Miss Doris Caldwell whose upcoming marriage to George Franklin Tienken of Wilmington was announced. Five tables played bridge and one table played rock. High score at bridge won cologne. runner up received talcum. Elizabeth Ellis won the bath crystal prize at rock. Refreshments included bridal ice squares, love birds formed ice, and cake. hostess gave silver in the bride elect’s chosen pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Munday
Parkway
Doris Caldwell
George Franklin Tienken
Wilmington
Cologne
Ellen Jensen
Floyd Wilson
Elizabeth Ellis
Bath
Munday
Lt. Bailey to Address Altrusa Club on Pacific Relations
Lt. Bernard O. A. Bailey of the ORD in Greensboro will speak to the Altrusa club at their dinner meeting tonight. His address covers The Psychology of the Japanese People and Unconditional Surrender Terms as They Apply to the Japanese Empire and relations in the Pacific. The gathering is at 6:30 p.m. at the Sheraton hotel.
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Bernard O. A. Bailey
The
ORD
Greensboro
Altrusa Club
Pacific
Sheraton Hotel
War Bond Booth Calendar by Local Clubs
The article lists daily War Bond booth schedules with club names and chairmen for Tuesday through Saturday. Groups include U D C, Cooperette Club, Beta Sigma Phi, A A A W, Altrusa, War Mothers, D A R, V F W, Newcomers Club and Business and Professional Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.D.C
W. A. Bivins
Cooperette Club
H. D. Minnis
Beta Sigma Phi
Celvin Hayes
A.A.A.W
Blake Thompson
Altrusa Club
R. M. Abernathy
War Mothers
Clyde Bass
Melvin Hayes
D.A.R
C. E. Diffendal
Melvin Mayes
V.F.W
C. H. Greer
Hairman
S. P. Ponsaing
Business and Professional Women's Club
Mise Birtie White
Oak View Home Demonstration Meets at Mrs Idol’s Home
The Oak View Home Demonstration group gathered Friday at Mrs. Ray Idol’s home with Mrs. Judson Ruth presiding. Four visitors attended as Mrs. Lillian Kimrey demonstrated canning methods, detailing lid types to prevent spoilage. The June meeting will be hosted by Mrs. S. R. Clinard, with refreshments served during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Ray Idol
Judson Ruth
Lillian Kimrey
S. R. Clinard
Jewish Women Honor Luncheon Held by NCJW Chapter
The High Point chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women hosts its second annual donor luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel on Wednesday at 1 PM. All members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
National Council of Jewish Women
Sheraton Hotel
Pentagon Club Meets Tonight at Miss Griffiths Home
The Pentagon club will gather at 402 Parkway tonight at 8 o clock. Miss Eleanor Griffith hosts the event at her residence for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Eleanor Griffith
Parkway
Community clubs and social events note High Point schedule
At the Sheraton hotel Altrusa and allied groups host 6:30 p m programs with two Overseas Replacement army men from Greensboro. VFW Ladies Auxiliary honors Mrs Civilla Stevenson at 8 p m. Eastern Star at North Main. luncheons at Emerywood. garden and guild meetings. Wild Flower Garden annual picnic. Emerywood dinner dance with John Peddicord band. USQ dance at YMCA with army group.
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High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Greensboro
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Civilla Stevenson
Charlotte
Emerywood Delicate Club
Clubouse
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
USQ
YMCA
High Point
Mrs Emma Catherine Bean Atkinson Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs. Emma Catherine Bean, former Miss Emma Catherine Bean, underwent a major operation at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Annie Epps of 1311 Long Street spent Saturday in Hillsboro visiting friends and relatives. Mrs George Starling and family spent the weekend in Richmond Virginia visiting her husband stationed there.
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John C. Atkinson
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Emma
Catherine Bean
Annie Epps
Longstreet
Hillsboro
George Starlings
Richmond
Wesley Memorial class party announced for Friday evening
The Susanna Wesley class of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church plans a Friday eight o'clock social at the church. New members since last October will be recognized and hostesses will be the group leaders. Members should notify their group leader by Thursday night of attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Wesley
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Pattern 4649 Dresses For Smart Low-Cost Fashion
The article describes Pattern 4649 with front-skirt details to flatter figures and sizes 12 through 40. It advertises a 39-inch binding and requests twenty cents for the pattern from The High Point Enterprise, New York, with ordering instructions and a note about Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book available for fifteen cents more.
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station O
New York 11
N. Y
Anne Adams
Deep River Notes Mother's Day prayer service described
Reverend Peele spoke to a full house on prayer on Mother's Day and national prayer Sunday. A missionary society meeting followed with 14 members and three visitors. Betty Nichols sang, mid year conference reports were read, and next meeting set with Lydia Thrift. Several locals and visitors enjoyed weekend visits and family gatherings across Greensboro and High Point areas.
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Joseph H. Peele
The
Missionary Society
Irma Peele
Clara White
Betty Nichols
Guilford College
Archdale
Lydia P. Thrift
Magdalene Crumpler
Baltimore
I. G. Crumpler
Lois Skeen
Elizabeth
Effie Skeen
High Point
Shirley Ward
Eugene Ward
Ann Yates
Margaret Ann Stuart
High Point Road
Doris Marie Wilson
Raleigh
Mittie Wilson
H. H. Jordan
Colfax
Beulah Skeen
Greensboro
J. L. Skeen
A. B. Jordan
Summerfield
Charles Marsh
Buddy Dillon
Woodmen Circle Holds Regular Meeting Tonight
The Woodmen circle will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the hall for its regular business session.
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Woodmen Circle
Poor play costs declarer in contract bridge missteps
South's inconsistent bidding under Blackwood left the contract vulnerable. He should have advanced to three no trump after two clubs or jumped to two diamonds and then progressed. With correct sequence the hand could have yielded five clubs and diamonds, but a misorder led to three club tricks and down contract.
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South
North
West
East
W C Commercial Class Graduation in Greensboro
Fifty eight students at the Woman's College receive certificates for completing the one year commercial course. Among graduates is Betty Faye Gibson of High Point. Graduation ceremony hosted in Alumnae house with speaker W. C. Jackson and department head George M. Joyce presenting certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Woman's College
Youth Fellowship Meeting Tonight at First Methodist Church
The monthly sub district Youth Fellowship meeting of the Methodist church is held tonight at First Methodist Church at an unspecified time. All High Point members should attend for important business and planned entertainment. The item also includes an agricultural note advising harvest timing for small grains and safe grain handling before marketing.
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Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
High Point
Tremett Way promises rapid weight loss without effort
An advertisement touts Tremett as a safe, fast weight loss method claiming 3 to 5 pounds weekly with no exercise or dieting, and offers a money back guarantee. It urges readers to buy at Mann’s and druggists, copyright 1945 Oxford Products Inc.
Tea and club meetings highlight Thomasville church and civic groups
May 22 Thomasville special report details the Woman's Auxiliary of Saint Paul's pisco church hosting a silver tea at Mrs. Meade Hite's home with about 75 guests. J S Green and other officers presided with dessert, punch, and mixed spring flowers adorning silver and glassware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman's Auxiliary of
Saint Paul's
Meade Hite
Salem Street
J. W. van Hoppen
Arthur Black
Fine Arts
Thomasville Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Vann Stringfield
Commander Hammes Promoted To Captain
The navy promoted Commander R. B. Hammes of Charleston to captain. He now serves as port director for the sixth naval district in Charleston and Hendersonville, N C. He has three sons who are naval officers Ensign John Anthony Hammes Ensign Martin Hammes and Lieutenant R B Hammes Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Navy
R. B. Hammes
Hendersonville
N. C
Sixth Naval District
Hammes
John Anthony Hammes
Martin Hammes
North Carolina League for Crippled Children Dinner Sets Campaign Total
In Raleigh the board of directors wraps a one day meeting with a dinner session. The current campaign has raised more than $40,000, reported executive secretary Miss Ethel Honeycutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina League For Crippled Children
Ethel Honeycutt
Stone Couple Welcome Son John Donald
Mr and Mrs J F Stone of Centennial avenue announce the birth of a son named John Donald on May 6 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
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STONE
J. F. Stone
Centennial Avenue
John Donald
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hiatt
Ralph Hiatt Nounce
Linda Mae
D-Paul Hospital
Norfolk
Irene Byerly
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Mrs. Taylor
DUCH
Hearth Cryp
Wat
Miss Clark
Misdaes Angelia
Lucille Clark
Wesley Place
Margie
Mary .Jones
Adele Barber
Nel Collins
Glendora Eller
Betty Jarvis
Mary Janes
E Stroud
Charlie Brown
Bobby Cobb
Billy Dalton
Darrel Hawks
Herman Huggins
Therman
Riley Hutchins
Claude McKinney
Donald Morgan
Sgt
Paul Morgan
Otis Peele
Seaman
Bailey
Guilford
Main St
Edna‘s Book Shop
N. Main Street
Blue Brigade
J. H. McCall
Willis LH. Slane, Jr
Harry Jacobs
Blue Star Brigade
Slane
Jacobs
Junior Service League Group
Council of Jewish Women
Enterprise Ta Oto
War Bond Booth
EWISH
Epec 106
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
North Main Street
Friendly Garden Club
Roy Brown
Jamestown
Women's Guild of
YWCA
W. Cadol
Wild Flower Garden Club
Grady Goldston
Arbordale Drive
Emrywood Country Club
Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
Johnson Street
W. G. Ragsdale
Oliver B. Greene
Social
North Main Street Baptist Church
Stephens Bible
M. J. Lee
Lindsay Street
C. S. Grayson
Nelson
Francis B. Nelson
N .Moetn
Deep River
Blackwood
W. C. Commercial
Combine
Tremett
Mann’s
Oxford Products, Inc
J. S. Green
Ace of Clubs
Spring Street
Charles Phillips
Julius Green
Mesdames Vernon Snyder
C. F. Finch
R. K. Farrington
Nat Walker
Alvah Boyles
Crippled Children’s League
Amso
Wood Wilson Grady
Loca
Shrewport
W. P. Grady
Tunisia
Rome
Naples
Foggiaa
France
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Minnie Lee
Steed
Betty Trotter
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main 6&T
Belk - Stevens
Dept
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