Bridge Tea Honors Mrs Paul Ingle At Harris Home
Mrs Valette J Harris hosted a bridge tea yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs Paul Ingle the former Miss Mary Elizabeth Harllee a High Point resident and Florence South Carolina native. Guests enjoyed iced tea and bridal motif desserts then gathered for bridge at three tables with Mrs Ingle winning top score and receiving an antique crystal vase from the hostess. Other attendees included Mesdames Rodney Charlies Kearns Elizabeth Covington Mary Elizabeth Long Jesse Washburn J H Walker Jr Harry Alexander Grattan Foy J S Pickett Paul Casey and Miss Alice Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Harllee
High Point
Florence
8. C
Jesse Washburn
J. H. Walker, Jr
Harry Alexander
Grattan Foy
J. S. Pickett
Paul Casey
Alice Caldwell
High Point College Social Schedule Pleasant Week
Calendar items list events at High Point College and local venues from Thursday to Sunday. Seniors hosted by Dr and Mrs Humphreys at West College Drive. Spring recital at Roberts Hall. Emerywood Country Club dinners. Priscilla club sewing for Red Cross. USO dances at YMCA gym and Em erywood dinner dance. YWCA buffet for service members with USO cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphreys
High Point College
Humphreys
West College Drive
Roberts Hall
Ernestine Fields
Emerywood Country Club
Priscilla Club
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Red Cross
USO
YMCA
YWCA
Local Patient News From Winston-Salem And High Point
Mrs Annie Brown remains a patient at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem after an operation several days ago. Mrs Robert T Jordan of 210 Boulevard ill at High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard unit since Monday undergoing treatment. Mrs John N Paul Jr hosts houseguest Mrs John L Donalson from Shelton Nebraska en route to Charleston South Carolina to join husband stationed with the Army Air Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Brown
The
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Robert T. Jordan
Boulevard
High Point Memorial J
High Point Memorial Hospital
John N. Paul, Jr
John L. Donalson
Shelton
Nebraska
Charleston
S. C
Springfield
Mass
Army Air Corps
Bridge And Garden Clubs Feted At Thomasville
Mrs Ben Harris hosted a dessert bridge for the Tuesday afternoon club with three tables. Mrs Keith Williams won high prizes and Mrs Frank Murr took cocktail napkins. The morning garden club gathering at Mrs R W Crews on Salem Street featured a business session and a vocal selection. prizes for artsy displays went to Mrs C W Gilliam Mrs Homer Sink and Mrs Crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ben Harris
Keith Williams
Frank Murr
Mesdames Doak Finch
Howard Palmer
Roy Proctor
John Alden
Charles Phillips
W. E. Tomlinson
Jesse Finch
C. #. Finch
S. C. Stimson
William Cravens, Jr
Thomasville Garden Club
R. W. Crews
Salem Street
Mesdames C. H. Patterson
Sam Welborn
J. C. Green
Crews
Josie Grimes
C. W. Gilliam
Homer Sink
Racket in cosmetics shocks wartime Britain
International News Service reports the booming black market in cosmetics poses a danger to British women, especially teens. Experts warn fake face cream and lipstick are often appalling rubbish and may ruin complexions, with profiteers buying raw materials at high margins to mass produce counterfeit products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Milady
Britain
British Board of Trade
Teresa Oliver
Local Births Reported at High Point Memorial Hospital
A series of births announced in High Point Arkansas and nearby: William Clay Jones born May 19 at Conway Memorial Hospital to Captain William C. Jones Jr and Mrs Jones. Judy Gale Kennedy born May 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Pvt and Mrs Fred Kennedy. Elbert Vernon Jr born May 23 to L V Owens and Mrs Owens. Sidney Larry born May 24 to Mr and Mrs A D Green. John Williams born May 23 to Mr and Mrs A B Oldham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clay Jones
William C. Jones
Conway Memorial Hospital
Conway, Ark
Jones
Frank E. Robins
Captain Jones
W. C. Jones
High Point
Army Air Forces
Davis Monthan Field
Tuscon, Aziz
Judy Gale Kennedy
Fred Kennedy
Judy Gale
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
L. V. Owens L. V. Owens
Navy
Owens
Elbert Vernon, Jr
Washington Street
A. D.green
East Green Street
Sidney Larry
Oldhams
A. B. Oldham
Hamilton Street
John Williams
Washington Streets
Man and Still Taken Near Thomasville
Local deputies night patrol captured a 50 gallon steam type distillery on the old Andrew Long place near Thomasville and arrested George Harrison Staley of Wilkes County after a brisk chase into swamp lands. Another man nearby escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Andrew Long
George Harrison Staley
Wilkes County
Farewell Party for Mrs. E. W. Klawon in High Point
Mrs. Paul Charping hosted a farewell at 323 Louise Avenue for Mrs. E. W. Klawon who will move to Cleveland to join her husband employed there. Residents and colleagues from Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital attended the party with a miscellaneous shower and punch refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Klawon
Cleveland
Ohio
Paul Charping
Louise Avenue
Klawon
Punch
Herman Bodenhamer
Flora Wilson
Steve Herney
Wayne Green
Joe Wilson
Mary Preston
Catherine Lowder
Aline Kelly
Leading Ladies Warm Up for 1944 Political Campaign
The piece introduces a series featuring Democratic and Republican leading ladies as vote-getting speakers. Focused on Mrs. Robert Tart of Cincinnati, wife of the senator, described as educated, managing two homes, and a prominent speech figure. She recalls Lincoln Day humor and ties to Washington and Ohio activities including Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tart
Cincinnati
Senate
Washington
Ohio
Lincoln
Winona
Minn
Uct
Memorial Service Planned in Kernersville for World War II Dead
The John T. King American Legion Post and Auxiliary announce a memorial service for World War II fallen at the Kernersville school auditorium Sunday at 3 30 p m. George K Snow of Mt Airy will give the address and families will receive gold star citations. Flags will adorn local businesses for Poppy Day and Memorial Day. The post and auxiliary meet tonight at 8 for final Sunday plans and to elect delegates to the Asheville Legion convention next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
John T. King American Legion
George K. Snow
Mt. Airy
Dertment
American Bakeries To Repair Plant
Repairs permits issued this morning totaled 1540 dollars. American Bakeries Company received 840 dollars to repair the building at 920 West Broad. Other permits included Kearns Furniture 350 dollars, J O Teague 100 dollars, D N Moore 25 dollars, and E C Criddlebaugh 225 dollars for paint or repair work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bakeries Company
West Broad
Kearns Furniture
Mallory
J. O. Teague
North Main
D. N. Moore
Vail
E. C. Criddlebaugh
Raid ends with man turned over to federal authorities
Deputies led by Bob Kennedy and others raided a location as part of an operation described as a run with little whisky found. The man was turned over to federal authorities. Deputies Jesse Green A A Graves T C Beck and N B Gobble participated in the raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficers
Staley
Bob Kennedy
Jesse Green
A. A. Graves
T. C. Beck
N. B. Gobble
Music Recital At Local College This Evening
High Point College music students present the annual Spring recital at Roberts Hall at eight. Miss Ernestine Fields heads the department and invites patrons. Assistants include Miss Jewell Myers and Miss Mary Sue Briggs with pianists Fields and Myers. Aria from Carmen to be performed. Miss Briggs to sing two selections. Other performers include Joel Williams, Marguerite Koontz, Clyde Collins, Edith Bailey, Norma Mae Brooks, Lena Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Roberts Hall
Ernestine Fields
Miss Fields
Jewell Myers
Mary Sue Briggs
Emil Serposs
Miss Briggs
Joel Williams
Marguerite Koontz
Clyde Collins
Edith Bailey
Norma Mae Brooks
Lena Sale
Sugar allotments issued for 330000 pounds canning sugar
The local war price and ration board announced 9 684 applications for 330 150 pounds of canning sugar were issued by the board at city and county schools during May 15 and 16 for canning registration. Applicants receive allotments and may get 10 more pounds on June 15 under OPA rules. Mrs Frances W ofepgtery ration board commended teachers and volunteers for handling the collection and praise the good job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Crnie
Frances W
Epgtery Ration Board
Thomas C Lamb 73 of Randleman Dies in Hospital
Thomas C Causey Lamb 73 of Randleman Rt 1 died Wednesday night in Randolph Hospital after several weeks illness. Born in Randolph County he lived there most of life. Survivors include daughter Mrs W J Sheldon of Randleman Rt 1 two sons W G Lamb and J P Lamb both of Randleman five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Level Cross Methodist church Friday at 3 pm. Interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
Thomas Causey Lamb
Randleman Rt. 1
Randolph Hospital
Randolph County
W. J. Sheldon
Randleman, Rt. 1
W. G. Lamb
J. P. Lamb
Level Cross Methodist Church
Tribute Paid to Late Mrs Flagge at Greensboro College
The Greensboro College Alumnae Association held its annual meeting and dinner at Odell Memorial Hall to honor the late Mrs. P. W. Flagge of High Point. Mrs. Flagge formerly headed the general alumnae or faculty group and was read about by Mrs. W. A. Bivins with several local attendees including Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Peacock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Flagge
High Point
Greensboro College
Everett Marsh
Harold Bennett
James Allman
Bennett
Peacock
Mrs Annie Bundy Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs Annie J Bundy 506 Newton St wife of Bascom Bundy died suddenly at her home this morning around 8. She was born November 25 1875 in Jamestown daughter of Jessie and Margaret Coffer Johnson and married to Bascom Bundy on December 24 1903. She leaves her husband two sisters Mrs J H Garrett Jamestown and Miss Ethel Johnson 506 Newton St. She was a member of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Funeral from the residence Friday at 2 pm with Dr C Excelie Rozzelle pastor, burial in Deep River cemetery. Body to return Friday morning at 9 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Bundy
Newton Street
Bascom Bundy
Jamestown
Jessie
Margaret Coffer Johnson
J. H. Garrett
Ethel Johnson
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. Excelie Rozzelle
Deep River
Relieving Bath With Cornstarch For Skin Irritations
A tepid bath with cornstarch sprinkled into the water provides soothing relief for sunburn mosquito bites and poison ivy. Water dries on the skin leaving a thin film of soothing starch to ease irritation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valette J. Harris
Paul Ingle
Imexsana
Lexington
Wacs Land
Australia
WAC
Signal Corps
Lillian Yow
Mary Green Mathews
Elizabeth City
Pentonia
Susannah Matthews
Woman's College
Marcia Black
Arthur Black
Woman’s College
Lucy Horne
Alma Jennings
Esther McNeill
Winston - Salem
R. G. Jennings
Elliett Drive
C. C. McKain
Mills Home
Relace
Paul Conrad
Burlington
Vertie Swann
Statesville
Lydia Beavers
Mabel Bean
Ruth Honeycutt
Morris Eggers
Elizabeth McKain
Jean Hedrick
Willie Perkins Mizzelle
Robert McKain
Howard Berry
International News Service
W. c¢. Jones Iis
Arkansas
Ea Ead
GGER
SDD Ese Ld
Mil ‘Glasses
Ws — Cola
American Bakeries
Rosesmary Bertrand
B.C
Thomas C. Lamb
Lydia E. Pinkham
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Clinton
Nes
Flagge
Gsboro College
Annie Bundy
Housekeeping
Main Drug CO
South Main St
Bulova
Lova
OF Time
Federe
Yar Jeweler
S. Main St
Lizzie Gooch
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