Two Garden Clubs And Guests Close Year With Outing
Two garden clubs the Tuesday Evening and Wild Flower, with fourteen and seven members plus seven guests, held a joint May Day picnic at Mrs. Sherwood Forrest’s home. Hostesses Dale Montgomery and Mrs. Forrest served a picnic lunch under oak and hickory trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Home
Wild Flower Garden Clubs
Sherwood Forrest
Dale Montgomery
Forrest
Wild Flower Clubs
Fred J. Bartlett
J. F
High Point Coun
Miss Raymond Hosts Open House For Seniors And Friends
Miss Fritzi Raymond hosted an informal open house at her North Main Street home on Monday evening for a large group of high school seniors and their friends. Family helped greet guests and register while punch, sandwiches, and delicate desserts were served from a May Pole centerpiece with yellow and white ribbons and daisies. About seventy five to eighty attendees enjoyed the hospitality and lighting fixtures complemented the table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzi Raymond
North Main Street
Katherine Raymond
Harry Ray
Calendar notes for Scouts and service groups in Raleigh area
The Girl Scout council meets at Scout headquarters at 10 am for its final meeting. The Tea and I club plans a picnic at 411 Edgedale Drive at 6:30 pm with husbands as guests. Family Night is at 6:30 pm. Dinner orders for three weekly sessions must be in by noon. Saturday at 8:15 pm USO for service men with a popular orchestra at the Y M C A gym. The North Carolina Jewish Women and Men hold a two session meeting at the Sheraton Hotel from 1 am to 7 pm. The YWCA club and USO co host a weekly buffet supper for service men.
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Girl Scout Council
Scout
Tea and I Club
Horace Haworth
Edgedale Drive
North Carolina Association of Jewish Women
North Carolina Association of Jewish Men
Sheraton Hotel
Ywca Club
USO
Mrs. Miller Reviews A Tree Grows In Brooklyn at Y Club
The Business and Professional Club of the YWCA hosted guest speaker Mrs Homer Miller who reviewed Betty Smiths A Tree Grows In Brooklyn noting its focus on Francie Nolan and her families life in poor Brooklynn scenes. Madeline McCain elected Southern Conference delegate for June 13 19 at Highland Lake Camp. Annabelle Thompson presided with about twenty five members and one visitor Maud Burrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
Homer Miller
Betty Smith
Brooklyn
Henderson
Annabelle Thompson
Maud Burrows
Madeline McCain
Church Social at Rankin Memorial Philatheas Meet
The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial Methodist Church hosts a fried chicken supper Friday evening June 2 from five to eight in the church basement at Barker and Adams streets. Proceeds go to the church fund. advance tickets are available by calling 3822 or 48302 through Thursday night.
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Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Barker and
Adams Streets
Winners Named At Ladies Bridge Of Country Club
At Emerywood Country Club yesterday morning the weekly ladies bridge awarded North South high score to Mesdames Charles H. Risch and O. C. Durland while East West top honors went to Mesdames Harold McKee and Frank Wood and Mrs D W Hunter led contract scoring. Runners up were Mesdames J O Hauschild and J H Walker with Valette J Harris second in East West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Pees
Mesdames
Charles H. Risch
O. C. Durland
Harold McKee
Frank Wood
D. W. Hunter
J. O. Hauschild
J. H. Walker, Jr
Valette J. Harris
F. T. Wilhite
N Porter, Jr
C. 5. Beaver
C. C. Durland
W. P. Hazelwood
C. E. Porter
Knoxville, Tenn
W. E. Davis
Charlies Risch
Local residents return home after visits and illnesses
Carrie Brame and Anne Bullock have returned home after ten days with the Brame family on Lindsay Street. Mrs. Hedrick is ill with a broken arm from a fall. Muriel Hilton Parks arrives to stay with her parents while her husband serves overseas. Royal B. Grant and Pfc Grant visit family before returning to Hendricks Field. Mrs. Knight underwent a tonsillectomy and remains in hospital, likely to go home Friday.
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Carrie Brame
Warren County
Anne Bullock
Scotland Neck
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
Frank M. Hedrick
Kernersville
E. W. Parks, Jr
J. S. Hilton
Sherrod Street
Muriel Hilton
Pfc
Royal B. Grant
Hendricks Field
Fla
John W. Carmichael
W. W. Grant
Trinity
H. A. Knight
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lieutenant Hutchens and wife visit relatives here
Lieutenant Robert Hutchens and his wife visit their parents Mr and Mrs George Hutchens and Mrs Fred Neese. Hutchens earned his wings and second lieutenant commission at Stuttgart Arkansas last Tuesday and will report to Maxwell Field Alabama as first pilot with the air corps. Mrs Hutchens, formerly Beverly Sheetz of High Point, was Queen of the cadets class 44 E.
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Robert Hutchens
George Hutchens
Fred Neese
Hutchens
U. S
Stuttgart
Ark
Maxwell Field
Alabama
Air Corps
Beverly Sheetz
High Point
Eastern Star Initiates Three New Candidates
The High Point chapter number 106 Order of the Eastern Star initiated Mesdames Jessie Memory Eistralia Mellonas and Chappie Monroe at a special meeting held at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Kate Bryant presided and forty seven members attended with refreshments served. An invitation from Guilford Chapter 141 Greensboro for a June 2 initiation in Greensboro was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mesdames Jessie Memory
E. Estralia Mellonas
Chappie Monroe
Kate Bryant
Guilford
Greensboro
UDC Hosts Maygoers Fellowship With Reagan Talk
The Maygoers of the High Point UDC met at Mrs. L. R. Terry’s home to hear Mrs. Co. H. Bass discuss John R. Reagan Texas era. Miss Nancy White won the $5 UDC scholarship for outstanding scholastic record. A social hour followed with refreshments hosted by Mrs. Terry and Mrs. W. A. Bivins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy White
A. White
Richardson Street
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
L. R. Terry
North Main Street
Co. H. Bass
John R. Reagan
Exas
C. A. White
U.D.C
Ternational Commerce Commision
Tennessee
Texas
John L. Woodbury
Louisville
A. T. Wishart
UDC
Jefferson Davis Highway Commission
California
Washington
W. A. Bivins
J. D. Brame
Terry
Mrs Thompson honored by Myers Perdue at Thomasville gathering
In Thomasville on May 31, Mesdames Chester Myers Fred Perdue and Alfred Myers hosted a hospitality event for Mrs Walterson, formerly Miss Alice Ruth Myers. Guests arrived to a receiving line with hostesses and honoree, then moved to a dining area where Miss Louise Myers directed guests to Mrs Stimpson Myers at the punch bowl.
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Thomasville
Chester Myers
Fred Perdue
Alfred Myers
Ce Ees
Walterson
Alice Ruth Myers
James Clifford
Statesville
Louise Myers
Stimpson Myers
Mesdames
Robert Williams
David Burkhart
Coman Cashatt
Lt. Moxley Makes Short Home Visit in Sparta
Miss Bytha Moxley a lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps arrived from Camp Forrest Tennessee for a brief visit at 246 Boulevard with her sister Miss Ethel Moxley. She plans to travel to Sparta to visit relatives for a few days before returning to duty.
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Bytha Moxley
Army Nurse Corps
Camp Forrest
Tenn
246 Boulevard
Ethel Moxley
Sparta
Uty
Moxley
Anne Adams Pattern 4533 for easy dress with transfer motifs
Pattern 4533 offers a side closing dress for easy dressing and ironing in sizes 12 through 40 with size 16 requiring 3% yards of 35 inch fabric and a contrasting collar. A transfer pattern of linen and garment motifs is included. Order details for High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West City St
New York
Nurse recalls New Guinea duty amid Pacific war
Lieut. Virginia W. Crelli of Johnstown returned after 16 months in the Pacific describing wounded soldiers in New Guinea as showing less kicking than soldiers not in combat. She was among the first American nurses to reach New Guinea.
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Johnstown
INS
New Guinea
Virginia W. Crelli
Pacific
These Women Petticoat Alger Grows In Brooklyn
Mary Dillon a Brooklyn leader heads multiple posts including president of the Brooklyn Borough Gas Co and first woman president of the New York Board of Education She balances city council defense advisory roles and arts organizations by strict time discipline rising at eight exercising quickly dressing dining brief lunch and seven o clock dinner ready for a long evening
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Mary Dillon
Miss Dillon
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co
New York Board of Education
New York City Council of Defense
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Coney Island
Sea Gate
New York Bay
New York City
Seattle YWCA Installs New Beau Catcher Course
The Seattle YWCA offers an up-to-date dating and poise course dubbed the bea u catcher. Instructor Marie Laliberte leads girls in posture, walking, sitting, etiquette, makeup, and cleanliness to attract male attention. Class demand rises, prompting other schools to adopt similar programs.
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Seattle Ywca
Bonnie Wiley
Seattle
Wash
YWCA
Y. W
Marie Laliberte
Laliberte
Mary Dillon Eyes Education Reform as New Board Leader
Elsie Robinson profiles Mary Dillon, New York Board of Education chair, outlining her disciplined schedule, rise from office girl to president, and belief that policy focus should rest with the superintendent while the board handles public needs. She values education ahead of social change and plans a deliberate, steady approach.
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Colonial House
Henry Farber
Miss Dillon
New York
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co
Mary Dillon
New York Board of Education
A Suggestion on Forcing Sacrifice Bids in Bridge
In a North South vulnerable deal East dealer example, a heavy sacrifice bid by West cost their side hundreds of points and a swing to North South. The piece argues against overzealous sacrifice bidding and blames North for the misjudged contract and needless risk.
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West
North-South
South
North
Portland Treasurers Office Sets Odd Record
The Portland city treasurer's office reported an eight hour period with only 4.50 in business, a record slump. The prior day the office processed 3,000,000 in transactions.
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Portland
INS
Spring Revue of Dance Pupils Set For Friday Night
At the junior high school auditorium Friday evening more than a hundred local dancers will perform in the Spring recital. The Rainbow Ballet features soloists Virginia Perry and Madge Fields Wilson with additional ensemble members including Venetia Wilcox Helen Dallas Frances Pickett Carolyn Andrews Mary Elizabeth Casey Ethel Jean Elkins and Diane Wagger. The program runs at 8 30 pm under Ruth Adams and Jacqueline Dorming with Edith Bailey and Mrs Frank Armfield accompanying.
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Rainbow Ballet
Virginia Perry
High Point
Madge Fields Wilson
Thomasville
Venetia Wilcox
Helen Dallas
Frances Pickett
Carolyn Andrews
Mary Elizabeth Casey
Ethel Jean Elkins
Diane Wagger
Ruth Adams
Jacqueline Dorming
Edith Bailey
Frank Armfield
Mud Buggies Aid Red Army On Berlin Route
Marshal Ivan Konev's central Ukrainian Army uses six wheel four gear trucks and American jeeps as mud buggies praised by Red officers as they push toward Berlin.
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Boston
INS
Ivan Konev
Berlin
Scouts Undergo Farm Work Exams With Parental Consent
Boy and Girl Scouts in farm work programs receive medical examinations and must obtain written permission from parents before participation.
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Madeline Hoover
Cil
Garden Clubs
Robert Varnon
Washington, D. C
Robert Bain
F. L. Gordy
Tuesday Evening Club
Hayden
Garden Club
Mrs. Forrest
Miss Raymond
Mexsana
Minnie Lee
Steed
Iris James
Helen Wright
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
I. A
Val
Shankle
Carl Shankle
Route One
Judith Carleen
McDowell
Charles H. MacDowell
Charles Robert
Hazel Peace
Akh Cope
NTL
Ladies
Bridge of Country Club
Robt. Hutchens
Eastern Star
Mrs. Bivins
Mesdames Myers and
Perdue Wete
Mrs. Thompson
G. F. Kinner
Caroline
Richmond Hill, N. Y
S. L. Pollock
Lexington Avenue
Bruce
J. S. Green
C. F. Finch
Hickory
Marvin Bowers, Jr
M. A. Bowers
Winston- Salem
Ray Hoover
Patsy
Anne
North Wilkesboro
Paul A. Hoover
Jacksonville
Petticoat Alger
Adelaide
Kerrap
Jessamine Richardson
Jessamine
Guy
Boswell
Elsie Robinson
Board of Education
Petsamo
Finland
Arctic Circle
Goodness
Josephine Culbertson
Aks
North Pass
Merle
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
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