Woman's Division Sells Bonds in Drive Totals $16 576
The Woman's Division of the Seventh Ward reports bond sales totaling $16 576 25 in the first drive. Mrs J H as chairman notes the Nurses Club leads with 25 bonds and $468 75. the Council of Jewish Women with 41 bonds and $618 75. other groups including the American Legion Auxiliary the Garden Club Council and the D A R contributed smaller blocks.
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Qnate
Woman's Division
Hospital And Camp Committee Meeting Tonight
The camp and hospital committee chaired by Frank Wall will meet at 7 45 at the Sheraton hotel in High Point. Members from all organized groups are requested to attend to discuss growing needs of the army hospital and explain them fully as Mrs Wall urged. All interested persons are invited.
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Camp and Hospital Committee
Sheraton Hotel
Frank Wall
High Point
Army Hospital
Wesley
Woman's Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
C. L. Lewis
WSCS
Main Street Methodist Church
J. W. Clinard
Calendar of society events at Wesley Methodist and Emerywood
The calendar lists a series of social meetings and activities. On Tuesday the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and Ladies Auxiliary hold meetings, with Flower Mission Day observed and a ladies edeteell event and luncheon. Thursday features the East High Point branch of the WCTU, a weekly family dinner, and Emerywood country club activities. Saturday includes Emerywood club bridge, and a USC dance for service men at the YMCA.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
R of Wesley Aethodist
C. E. Rozzelle
Veterans of Wars
VFW
Broad Street
Edeteell
Emerywood Dubbridge
USC
Ymca Gymnasium
Eight High Point Girls Earn Degrees at Woman's College
Greensboro May 28 Special Eight High Point students graduated in the class of 390 at Aycock auditorium. Gov Gregor y and President Graham spoke as diplomas were awarded. Recipients include Elizabeth Brockmann Doris Boone Bernice Anthony Sarah Scruggs Evelyn McKinney Mary Elizabeth Martin Mozelle Keller and Helen Gibson.
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Woman’s College
Greensboro
Mary Elizabeth Martin
Doris Boone
Helen Gladys Gibson
Evelyn McKinney
Elizabeth Brockman
Mozelle Keller
Bernice Anthony
Sarah Scruggs
High Point
Aycock Auditorium
Gov. R. Gregory
Frank P. Graham
University of North Carolina
W. C. Jackson
Gov. Cherry
Graham
Elizabeth Brockmann
Adelphian Society
Cornelian Society
Town
Boone
YWCA
Music Education Club
Aletheian Society
Sigma Alpha
Miss Gibson
Cornelius Society
Gamma Alpha
Business Club
le Cercle Francais
The
Jack Hartley Honored At U S C Dance
High Point youth Jack Hartley, son of Mrs Hartley and wae Hartley, was honored as a guest at a USO dance at USC. The Clyde Henry band played as servicemen enjoyed jitterbugging, waltzes, and polkas while Hartley’s entry energized the crowd.
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Jack Hartley
U.S.C. Dance
High Point
Jack
Clyde Henry
W. Davis
Scott
Gladys Moore
H. D. Smith
Mary Jean Williams
Nell Wolling
Mary Miller
Miss Wolling
Marion Byars
C. W. Davis
Blairrk
USC
YMCA
Marriage of Carmen Murray Sale to William Howard McDowell
The ceremony took place in York South Carolina on May 25 uniting Mrs Carmen Murray Sale daughter of Rev and Mrs L Elkin and B Murray with William Howard McDowell son of Mrs T S McDowell and the late Mr McDowell of High Point He recently served 18 months at Pearl Harbor as civil service instructor prior to his Burlington Mills work as a shop foreman The bride wore navy blue with navy and white accessories.
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Carmen Murray Sale
William Howard McDowell
York
S. C
L. Elkin
B. Murray
T. S. McDowell
Mr. McDowell
High Point
Pearl Harbor
Civil Service
Burlington Mills
Local Bride Honored In Savannah Ga
Local bride Mrs L E Braswell Jr formerly Miss Sarah Elmina Stroud of Savannah Ga honored at Gertrude Williams Studio Savannah Ga Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed bridge and bingo with prizes to several attendees and a hostesses gift of china for the bride.
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L. E. Braswell, Jr
Sarah Elmina Stroud
Savannah
Inez Madden
Irene Harris
Gertrude Williams
Louise Hall
Sadie Welsh
Ella Cox
Elender Campen
China
Annette Itskovitz
Doras Moser
Marjorie Macey
Floweta Pennington
Carolyn Powell
Rachel Kern
Julia Foster
Frances Colquitt
Anne Brady
G S Riley
Mesdames
Winifred McAleer
Elizabeth
Sarah Brown
Mary Smith
Mr Carter
Melba Stroup
Charlotte Patterson
Lois Campbell
Atha Keaton
Piano Students Hold Last Recital At Mrs Gayle Home
Students of local piano instructor Mrs. Sidney A Gayle will present their final recital of the year at her home 1012 Club Drive tonight at 8 oclock. Families friends and interested attendees are invited to attend. The pupils range from five years to adults.
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Sidney A. ‘Gayle
Rozzelle To Speak To Jewish Women
Dr C E Rozzele will speak Wednesday night to the Council of Jewish Women at their annual closing meet. The meeting will be held at the Sheraton hotel at 8 oclock.
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C. E. Rozzele
Council of Jewish Women
Sheraton Hotel
War Bond Booth Calendar Listings
Monday Junior Service League chaired by Mrs Cottam followed by Nurses Club with Miss Frances Bailey and Pentagon Club led by Miss Jeanne Rankin. Tuesday features Woman's Club with Mr Dan Gorman Cooperette Club led by Mrs H D Minnis and Beta Sigma Phi with Miss Melvin Hayes. Wednesday Garden Club Council chaired by Mrs C H Risch Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle led by Mrs Paul Carroll and Council of Jewish Women with Mrs Samuel Taub. Friday Catholic Guild chaired by Mrs W H Price and American Legion led by Mrs Geo Sutton and Business and Professional Women with Miss Birtie White.
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Junior Service League
Robert Cottam
New Comers Club
S. P
Nurses Club
Frances Bailey
Pur- Euw
Blake Thomps A. Vu, Ess. Son
W. A. Bivens
Women’s Club
Dan Gorman
War Mothers
Clyde Bass
Woodman’'s Circle
Paul At
Mrs. Cottam
Pentagon Club
Jeanne Rankin
Woman's Club
Cooperette Club
H. D. Minnis
Beta Sigma Phi
Melvin Hayes
Garden Club
C. H. Risch
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Paul Carroll
Council of Jewish Women
Samuel Taub
Catholic Guild
W. H. Price
American Legion
Geo. Sutton
Birtie White
First Baptist Choir Presents Annual Evening Program
The First Baptist Church choir under Carl Cronstedt directed a capacity audience with Emile Serposs at the organ. Soloists Dr. C. L. Gray Sgt. Jack Burris Mrs. Ella Lou Wann Lena Sale and Marvin Slate delivered rich performances. The program featured Bach Sheep May Safely Graze Schweder To Thee We Sing Grieg pieces and Behold a Host with Burris and Wann in key solos. Serposs offered Arioso as offertory while Cronstedt’s ensemble delivered precise cohesive singing.
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Carl Cronseme
Emile H. Serposs
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Scrip
Wenteal R
Sibelius
C. L. Gray
Jack Burris
Europe
Ella Lou Wann
Lena Sale
Marvin L. Slate
Miss Sale
Cronstedt
Bach
Schweder
A _ Grieg
Sgt. Burris
Serposs
Allen Jay Class To Give Repeat Performance
Allen Jay seniors present the three act comedy Life at Aunt Minnie s again tomorrow at eight in the school auditorium. The senior cast of twelve includes Betty Hill Juanita Ingram Gaines Smith Dorothy Sheffield Ramona Pons Barbara Sheppard Odell Perryman Coy Burchfield Iva Lee Mitchell Allen Jay Bodenheimer Maggie Gilmore and Frank Butt. Directed by Mrs Larah Purvis with assistants Mrs T Bennison. Promoters Nancy Kearns Eris Mac Daniel Margaret Owens provide support as Grace Cecil and Mildred Morris prepare the stage setting.
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Aunt
Betty Hill
Juanita Ingram
Gaines Smith
Dorothy Sheffield
Ramona Pons
Barbara Sheppard
Odell Perryman
Coy Burchfield
Iva Lee Mitchell
Allen Jay Bodenheimer
Maggie Gilmore
Frank Butt
Larah Purvis
T. Bennison
Allen Jay
Nancy Kearns
Eris MacDaniel
Margaret Owens
Grace Cecil
Mildred Morris
Signals and misdefence in a bridge deal
East dealer and four hearts lead to a tense play in a 2NT partscore where South contends the clubs are winning. West ducks diamonds, East shifts to spades, declarer finesses queen and later clears clubs, then claims after knocking out the club queen.
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South
West
Declarer
East
Bamboo pipes aid water lines in China monsoon
U S engineers use bamboo for water sap lines in China. They cut bamboo into 15 to 20 foot sections remove joint pits and join with metal pipe. Bamboo trunks support the lines and can be more durable than metal braces during the monsoon season.
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China
U. S
Deep River Memorials Noted In Local Notices
Deep River residents share events from 91st birthday of Mrs Allie Williams confined six years to bed and receive cards. Reports from Berea Bible class and Deep River Philatheas include officer nominations, meetings, and refreshments as families visit relatives and friends in Guilford and surrounding counties.
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Allie Williams
Visi
Berea Bible Class
Clara Ward
J Heeler
Dora Horney
Deep River Philatheas
F. Thornton
E. J. White
Mary Evelyn Harrington
Lydia Thrift
Macy Borum, Jr
Guilford Lege
Rt. 1
Reitzel Ingram
Samuel Morse studied art in Europe and taught at NYU
Samuel F B Morse spent time studying art in Europe and later taught at the University of the City of New York.
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Samuel F. B. Morse
Inn of the Telegraph
Europe
the Unity of the City of New York
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