Social Calendar Highlights Dinner and Dance Plans
Mrs Hill Dyer hosts a dinner and theatre party for Miss Evelyn Sharp at 7 p.m. The American Legion Auxiliary holds a benefit bingo at the Elk's Club at 8 p.m. Mrs Sam Tobi as chair invites public. Friday features a dinner party for Miss Evelyn Sharp and bride-elect Mrs Leo S Hines. Saturday includes Catherine Swiggett's dinner and Emerywood Country Club May dinner dance with John Peddicord orchestra. reservations urged.
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Hill Dyer
Evelyn Sharp
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Elk’s Club
Sam Tobias
Margaret Taylor
Leo S. Hines
Greensboro Road
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Priscilla Club Meet Postponed To A Later Date
The Priscilla Club postpones Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. J F Hayden home 400 Washington Street. A new date will be announced.
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Priscilla Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Women Of Moose To Do War Work This Evening
The Women of the Moose will meet at seven o'clock to make surgical dressings replacing the usual gathering. Members should assemble at Moose Hall at 7 15 and march to the Red Cross rooms. Mrs. Frances Lopp was recently initiated into the chapter.
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The
Moose
Moose Hall
Red Cross
Frances Lopp
Jewish Women Hear Call for Full Use of Woman Power
Robert L. Thompson urged the High Point Council of Jewish Women to embrace fullwoman empowerment. He said the greatest waste is the underutilization of women in offices, factories, schools and war effort, urging voting power and equal pay for equal work. The luncheon at the Y included remarks by Mrs. Harry Doctor and reports from officers and committees as war efforts and social services plans were outlined.
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Robert L. Thompson
Enterprise
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Y. W
Thompson
Harry Doctor
Ers
Rabbi Mihaly
Mies
Robert Wagger
Sam Tobias
Bess Schwartz
Ben Herman
Philip Silver
Max Friedman
Harry Jacobs
Harry Kaplan
L. Greenberg
Milton Silver
Edna Schwartz
al Schwartz
Ben Feen
Ben Swartzberg
Ed Layton
Kaplan
USO
Soldiers Hospitality Committee
Emerywood Women Golfers Open Season With Luncheon
Emerywood Country Club hosts 16 women for opening luncheon and business session. Plans call for weekly nine or 18 hole play each Wednesday with light refreshments at 12:30 before golf. Mrs Tom Marlowe led qualifying with 93 as the low score. officers return, including S Saunders chair, with Herman Lynn heading the handicap committee.
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Emerywood Country Club
Tom
Marlowe
8. S. Saunders
Mesdames
Tom Marlowe
T. J. Gold
Herman Lynn
Community groups plan Sedgefield Horse Show sponsorship
An enthusiastic meeting in the Sheraton Hotel Blue Room outlined final plans for co sponsoring the Sedgefield Horse Show with the Soldiers' Hospitality Committee and the Sailor Woman's Club of Greensboro. Proceeds will fund entertainment for service men and support the Service Men's Center. The High Point Parent-Teacher Council reported year end business and announced two institute dates at Women's College, noting a 2513 membership and a ten dollar donation to the Junior Service League milk fund. The Amazon River is 3400 miles long and 150 miles wide at the mouth.
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Idiers’ Hospitality Committee
J. F. Hayden
Sheraton
Sedgefield Horse
Soldiers’ Hospitality Committee
Sailor Woman's Club
Greensboro
T. V. Rochelle
Sedgefield
Business and Professional Women's Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Altrusa Club
Council of Jewish Women
Catholic Women
Woman's Club
Stern Star
Service Men's Center
High Point
Parent-Teacher Council
Elm Street
Charlotte
Blake Thompson
Murray White
Thompson
Ray Street
Woman’s College
Carolina Institute
Woman's College
America
Harry Bell
Junior Service League
Girl Scout Exhibit Highlights 22 European Costumes
Girl Scout Troop 18 led by Mrs McCain and Mrs Smith completed a World Trefoil badge project in International Friendship Field. They crafted 22 clothespin dolls showing European costumes, on display in Hartlee's window. The figures, made of clothespins pine and wax with crepe paper costumes, reflect historical details and teach country customs.
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Girl Scout Troop 18
Mesdames
Robert Smith
W. K. McCain
Harllee’s
Billie Ruth White
Betty Jean Shields
Helen Lyon
Patsy Elliott
Joanne Greene
Marilyn Robinette
Barbara Lee
Becky Wall
Tommy Layton
Rachel Leonard
Mrs. McCain
Marcelline Ayers
Betty Anne Rankin
Joyce Loftin
Florence Fine
Mrs. Smith
Dot Kendall
Jean Weekley
Phyllis Fesperman
Betty Jane Moffitt
Barbara Spencer
Peggy McCain
Margaret Smith
Judy Garrett
Enterprise
Tny
Hartlee’s
Mabel Burnett
Community Day Camp planned at Y M C A for girls
Plans are nearly complete for a first summer Day Camp at the Y M C A for senior high school girls May 31 to June 5. The program includes swimming tennis hot lunches and bus transport with a $1.50 fee. Registrations are incoming fast with a 30 participant quota expected by Friday.
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Margie Krummel
Alex Whitley, Jr
Curtis Smithdeal
Mary Hilliard Carraway
Posey Redman
Herman Smith
J. D. Ross
Emily Herring
B. A. Sheloff
Wanda Harville
Margaret Andrews
Mary Ellen Hege
Local woman convalesces at home after hospital stay
Mrs. H. L. Burton is convalescing at 321 Richardson Street following a stay at Burrus Memorial Hospital for an operation. She works in the ready to wear department at Harllee's. Mrs. H. O. Hayworth, state treasurer of the Daughters of America, attends Raleigh meeting this week. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Sears travel to Seymour Indiana for their son H. D. Sears Jr.’s Army pilot wings graduation program.
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H. L. Burton
Richarson Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Burton
Harllee’s
H. O. Hayworth
The
Daughters of America
Raleigh
H. D. Sears
Seymour
Ind
United States Army
Artist Samuel Morse Noted as Painter Sculptor
Samuel F B Morse, creator of the electrical telegraph, was primarily a painter and sculptor rather than a scientist, reflecting a diverse 19th century career.
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Samuel F. B. Morse
Mothers blamed for juvenile delinquency in war plants
In a speech Mrs. Alfred J. Mathebat of the American Legion Auxiliary criticizes mothers of children under 14 who work in war industries. She calls this "adult delinquency" and urges authorities to weigh long term civic costs against short term wages.
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Alfred J. Mathebat
American Legion Auxiliary
Ruth Millett
Courtesy Farewell for Mrs Swanson in Jamestown
Jamestown May 27 Mesdames Henry Bundy and I A Ray hosted a farewell courtesy for Mrs FE J Swanson who will move to Ellington New York. Guests included Mrs Lucy V Webster and Mrs C M McKinney with prizes awarded to several attendees and gifts presented to the honoree.
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Jamestown
Henry Bunday
I. A. Ray
FE. J. Swanson
Ellington
N. Y
Ernest Roach
Lucy V. Webster
C. M. McKinney
FE. B
YWCA Industrial Committee Sets War Work Agenda
The YWCA Industrial Committee met at Adams Memorial Building with Mrs. D. R. Parker presiding and ten members present. President Mrs. C. E. Sheloff spoke on National Progress Day observance and skits by clubs with emblems for industrial women in war work. The group discussed grade labeling of canned goods, mission study on Peace in the Post War World, and nurses for children amid women out of work. A regional conference is set for Camp Merriwoode June 21 to 25.
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Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
D. R. Parker
C. E. Sheloff
Y.w.ca
T. W. Sprinkle
H. W. McCain
Wesley Memorial Church
Parker
Camp Merriwoode
High Point
Thelma Patrick
Bertha Dennis
Mesdames H. W McCain
Leta Anderson
H. A. Millis
Alice Caldwell
YW Business Girls Name Delegate At Conference
Miss Madeline McCain was elected to represent the YWCA Business and Professional Club at the upcoming Conference of Business and Professional Girls Clubs at Camp Merriwoode June 17 through 21. Charles F. Carroll Jr., city school superintendent, spoke on Education during the weekly Adams Memorial Building supper meeting, the third in a postwar talk series following topics on Science and Religion. The High School octet performed a vocal set before the talk, and several visitors joined Mr. and Mrs. Carroll for the evening.
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Madeline McCain
Business and
Camp Merriwoode
Adams Memorial Building
Charles F. Carroll
Carroll
Anne Bollinger
Mary Buchanan
Maggie Lou Blackmon
Ruth Hendry
Ruria Shelton
Church Social Singer Class Meets Tonight
The Singer Class holds its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at Mrs. Tom Hedrick home 503 Kennedy Street with members gathering for singing and social time.
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Singer
Tom Hedrick
Kennedy Street
Birth Announced for Lorinda Anne Parks
Cpl. and Mrs. W. Parks announce the birth of a daughter Lorinda Anne on May 20 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Parks is the former Miss Helen Yarborough.
Bad Break of Suit Blocks Final Masters Game Score
The declarer's miscalculation on hand No 14 in the final round gave Alvin Roth the top score and the Masters title. The four hands show why the psychology of the play is hard to grasp.
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Alvin Roth
Moment in a Bridge Hand Ends with Two Diamonds Made
A declarer misreads suit layouts in a bridge hand. After ruffing the diamond lead, he misjudges spade and diamond breaks, leading to only two diamonds made while hoping for a diamond break two-two and spade establishment. West shows out on a key king.
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West
Declarer
East
South
Gin Rummy Quiz Question on Jokers
A reader asks if a joker is ever used in gin rummy. The answer is no jokers are used in standard gin rummy.
Berea Class Holds Regular Meeting at Deep River
The Berea class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wheeler with 14 members and 2 visitors. Officers for the coming year were elected including Jo seph Peele as teacher and Julia Jones as president.
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W. F. Wheeler
Parrish
Crumpler
Wheeler
Joseph Peele
Julia Jones
Irma Peele
Irvin Crumpler
Leona Jones
Mamiee Parrish
Lester Davis
Nora F. Lloyd
E. Thornton
Pees
R. V. West
Clifton Williard
Rex
Davidson
Air Corps
C. V. Idol
Guilford College
Idol
Jacksonville
Florida
C. V. Idol, Jr
Zulene Rocket
Bshcoe
Allie Williams
Cpl
Leonard Thompson
Marion Rockett
Kansas
Williams
Ed Shoaf
Larry
Thomasville
Rex Thornton
Nancy Jones
High Point
Eugene Ward
Reidsville
California
Clay Bowman
Bill Dillon
W. J. Little
New Orleans
Mr. Little
Giant U S Farms Surpass Hundred Thousand Mark
More than 100,000 farms exceed 1000 acres in the United States with most located in the western region as cattle ranches dominate the landscape.
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United States
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Flarllee
Dept
Emerywood
Vesmo
Iy Council
Amazon
North Main Street
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Guilford
Main St
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Ywca Industrial Committee
Mr. Carroll
McKenney
Val. West
East Pass
Berea
Deep River
Gruen
Precision Watch
Madison
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