Social Calendar Highlights Various Club Meetings
The listing schedules multiple November events across groups: WOT Club at Red Cross rooms 3:30. PTA study group at Junior High with guest Edwin Dukles. Monarch Auxiliary at 4 Woodrow Ave 7:30. Veterans Auxiliary on Washington St. Garden, Utopian, Mid-Week Study clubs meet at various venues. High Point Womens club dinner at Sheraton. Altrusa executive board at Alice Dicker y Street. Graduate Nurses at YWCA. Girl Scouts at YWCA. Beta Pi at Rockford Road. Entre Nous and Wild Flower Garden clubs meet. memorial for Juliette Low at Saint Mary’s Church. Canterbury Club at West Lexington Ext. Mercury Athletic Club Ladies Night at Sheraton. USO dance for service members at YMC A. YWCA buffet for service men 5 to 7 with USO cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O.T
Red Cross
PTA Council
Edwin Dukles
Greensboro
Monarch
Julian S. Hopkins
Woodrow Avenue
Washington Street
Garden Study Club
Victor Dallas
Greenway Drive
Sks
Silas Casey
Utopian Study Club
J. H. Walker, Jr
Colonial Drive
Y. W
J. M. Millikan
W. F. Bailey
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Dinin
Sheraton Hotel
Ruth Lee
Altrusa Club
Alice Dickery
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Y.W.C.A
West Lexington Extension
Mercury Athletic Club
James R Will O
Wasp
Y.M.C.A
B.T.C
Uso
Emerywood Club Announces November Events Schedule
Emerywood Country Club unveils a busy month with ladies bridge led by Mrs. Harold McKee and a packed calendar of bridge and dance events. Highlights include a dessert bun dinner on November 19 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fink and a Thanksgiving celebration dinner dance on November 27. Duplicate bridge draws more men, with weekly ladies playing at 2 PM. Hostesses for the weekly parties include Mrs. E. A. Kline, Mrs. W. E. Mitchell, Mrs. A. S. Caldwell Jr., and Mrs. Grattan Foy. The club’s November bulletin also salutes golf pro Andy Merrilees and notes new members Caldwell Feland, Dr. Marvin Slate, and L. R. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Harold McKee
J. B. Fink
E. A. Kline
W. E. Mitchell
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
Grattan Foy
Andy Merrilees
Hillendales
Durham
Caldwell Feland
Washington Street
Marvin Slate
Lindsay Street
L. R. Stewart
Births in Greensboro and High Point area families
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Smith announce a son Thomas Edward born November 1 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie E. Hilton announce a daughter Doris born November 1 at Iford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bean announce a son born October 31 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hepler announce a son Robert Marshall born October 30 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Artie Bowers of High Point Route Two is his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Smith
Greensboro
Route 1
Thomas Edward
Guilford General Hospital
Charlie E. Hilton
High Point
Doris
Iford General Hospital
R. J. Bean
High Point Route Four
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Robt. Marshall Hepler
Charles Hepler
Robert Marshall
Mrs Honeycutt's Pupils in Recital
The fall recital by the music pupils of Mrs. L. F. Honeycutt took place on Saturday afternoon October 3 at her home 607 Woodrow Avenue. Participants included Jane Sowers Patricia Ance Jean Hocutt Pat Starnes Jerry Byrd Byron Starnes Patsy McManus Jimmie Armfield Charles Byrd Marilyn Robinette Vassa Davis Elaine Thompson Alfred Perryman Athelene Payne Jane Marlette. Absent were Pat Melanos Despina Lucas Anna Frasier Fay Hedrick and Mrs Jerry Lucas. After the performances refreshments were served by Mrs Honeycutt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Honeycutt
Honeycutt
Woodrow Avenue
Jane Sowers
Patricia Ance
Jean Hocutt
Pat Starnes
Jerry Bob Byrd
Byron Starnes
Patsy McManus
Jimmie Armfield
Charles Byrd
Marilyn Robinette
Vassa Davis
Elaine Thompson
Alfred Perryman
Athelene Payne
Jane Marlette
Girl Reserves Name New State and Plan Projects
Twelve members of the Senior High Girl Reserve Inter Club Council met at 4:30 yesterday at the YWCA. Betty Lou Nance was elected president, Betty Sue Short vice president, Anne Alman secretary and treasurer, and Carolyn Ward assistant secretary and treasurer for the new state. Reports on club activities covered projects such as Highlands Mill Nursery, scrapbooks for soldiers, war stamp cotages, dining room chair covers, a dinner, Thanksgiving baskets for needy children, Xmas Vesper preparations and caroling, plus stunt night participation.
YW Clubs Host Halloween Party and Worly Business Session
YW C A clubs met at the Adams Memorial Building for a Halloween supper and a later business session. Florence Nightingale Club featured seasonal table decor and dishes like witches brew coffee with Miss Elizabeth Ellis speaking on war time clothing and accessorizing. Adams Club outlined plans for fall programs and arranged a Halloween party for B T C number 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Building
Florence Nightingale Clu
Hallowe’en
Adams Club
Florence Nightingale Club
Elizabeth Ellis
John T. Ellis Company
Shirley Dorsett
Hallowe'en
Webb Children Feted at Party
Mrs. Lacy Webb hosted a birthday party at 501 Barker Street for her daughters Geneva nine and Lucille thirteen. Guests joined Hallowe'en games with prizes won by Helen Wood and Jerry Schultheiss and refreshments served to a large group including Betsy Wardell and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Webb
Barker Street
Geneva
Lucille Webb
Lucille
Webb
Ruby Cook
Madge Griffin
Lee Wood
Hazel Rouse
Helen Wood
Jerry Schultheiss
Spiritual Life Groups in City Hold Service
The Union meeting of Spiritual Life groups from High Point churches gathered at Main Street Methodist with M. T. Hicks in charge. Rev. Walter R. Kelly opened with prayer while youth groups gave devotions and readings. the program featured a duet “Ivory Palaces” and notes on prayer, worship, and devotional reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Meeting of Spiritual Life Groups
High Point
Main Street Methodist Church
M. T. Hicks
Main Street
Walter R. Kelly
Betty Lou Nance
Carlene Kearns
M. T. Hicks, Jr
Ivory Palaces
George R. Brown
Rches
Archdale
Calvary First
Highland
Lebanon
Welch Memorial Main Street
St. Mark's
Listen World We Don’t Take Mom For Granted Anymore
Elsie Robinson recalls little girls spying on mothers who join clubs in the 1890s and 1900s as women push for rights. The piece notes how mothers became brave leaders while still keeping their family roles, with modern moms gathering in Los Angeles as the Professional and Business Women’s Clubs Inc. The author stresses that society no longer takes mothers for granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mom
Livery Stable Gang
Rosabelle
Steel
Proud
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Hendrick
Old Maid Rollins
Dad
Lizze
Miss Brown
Mister Browning
Ted
Egan
Los Angeles
Business Women’s Clubs Inc
College Sororities Hold Annual Pledge Services
Theta Phi and Sigma Alpha Phi held pledge services during Rush Week pledging five rushees each. Theta Phi met at five for a candlelight ceremony to present colors and announce Big Sisters. Sigma Alpha Phi gathered at eight in Mrs Millikan's room for candlelight rites and dinner at Is ta Phi house in honor of its pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Phi
Sigma Alpha Phi
Theta Phi Sorority
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority
J. M. Millikan
Woman’s Hall
Ista Phi
Carrie Britain
Trout
Anne Pacquet
Ane Me
Dobson
Clarice Hoover
Asheboro
Local Altrusans to Represent Greensboro at Chamber Meeting
Mrs. Alice Dickerson president of the High Point Altrusa club and Mrs. Marie Forrest will spend Thursday in Greensboro as representatives of the local club at a United States Chamber of Commerce meeting. The nonpartisan committee will study vital issues facing the national government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Dickerson
High Point Altrusa Club
Marie Forrest
Greensboro
United States Chamber of Commerce
Woodmen Circle To Meet Tomorrow
The Woodmen Circle will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the rooms on West Commerce street, it was announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
West Commerce Street
Notices and Staff Moves in North Carolina Papers
Friends of Jack Wiles report he remains seriously ill at home in Durham. Miss Dorothy Jackson leaves Durham Herald-Sun to join News-Record in Greensboro, living with her mother Mrs. Lucy Jackson. Peggy Ann Allred recovers well after appendix surgery at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wiles
Fay Crews
Leran
Clara Cox
City
Dorothy Jackson
Durham Herald-Sun
News-Record
Greensboro
Miss Jackson
Lucy Jackson
Hillcrest Drive
Peggy Ann Allred
C. M. Allred
Arbordale
Guilford General Hospital
Defense analysis in a contract bridge play
The article reviews a bridge defense where North overreached with a double raise and players misjudge the setting trick. It traces how East misplayed by avoiding a third heart and by misdirecting play with a diamond return, ultimately failing to establish a credible defense and allowing declarer to draw trumps and win.
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North
West
East
Declarer
Altrusa Board Meets Tomorrow
The Altrusa Club board will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 at Mrs Dickersons home 1007 Lindsay Street. Mrs Dickerson urged full attendance by all board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Dickerson
Lindsay Street
These Women- You Gotta Be Global Says Nettie
America's wholesale dress queen Nettie Rosenstein foresees a postwar era of clothes influenced by global thinking and economy. She notes women will travel, designers must reflect world ideas, and fashion will mirror the interconnected economy. Rosenstein rose from a New York tailor shop to wholesale success, adapting to wartime shortages with silk imports, lower prices, and jewelry substitutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Kerrap
America
Nettieenstein
India
China
Nettie Rosenstein
Nettie Rosencrans
Austria
New York
Madame Pantine
Saul Rosenstein
West 47Th Street
Scout Council Meet Planning Friendship Day
The High Point Girl Scout Council holds its meeting at the YWCA on Thursday morning November 4 at 10 o clock. Attendees are urged to attend. Thursday marks International Ace Pay Day in Girl Scout Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Girl Scout Council
Y.W.C.A
Ms. Diffendal
Juliette Law
Girl Scout Council
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Severn Regar
Our
Northwest
L. L. Wilkinson
China
Juliette Low
Stens Bible Study Class Meeting Led by Rev Hugh S Smith
The Stens Bible Study class will meet Wednesday at three o clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Charles Gueth hosts at 324 Louise Avenue where Rev Hugh S Smith will lead the session.
Tokyo forms war council to aid war effort
Tokyo announces the establishment of an inventor’s council to harvest public ideas for wartime use, with the government stating the army will utilize creative inventions promptly. An airliner future may feature two or three decks instead of one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tokyo
Office of War Information Today
Raleigh Pilot Killed in Newfoundland Crash
Sobey F. Allen of Raleigh died in a plane crash near Newfoundland on October 28. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sr. A. Allen of Raleigh route four and wife Marie Spear of Austin Texas. Major Allen, Army Corps pilot and section commander, had been overseas since July and enlisted June 30 1937. He was promoted to major in January. Also survived by a sister and brother.
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Raleigh
Sobey F. Allen
Foundland
Guy Sr. A
Route Four
Allen
Army Corps
Fo Marie Spear
Austin, Tex
Pranksters Trigger Tug of War Barricade Laughs
In Idaho, Harry Haner hit his brakes and found two lines of rope stretched across a dark street. The pranksters fled as the tug of war unfolded, leaving onlookers laughing and puzzled by the sudden obstacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D'Alene
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Emerywood Club
Thos
Edward Smith
Doris Hilton
Qoval Crowy
Ree Temote RC
Dave
Ileill
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Elsie Robinson
Greensboro Meet
Jwa
Altrusa Board
Nettie
New York State
Dr. Caldwell
Scout Council
Tokyo Reports New War Council
Toms
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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