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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1943
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Amos Kearns hosted several gatherings for David Warner of Bronx New York and his companion during their visit. Hosts included Mr and Mrs J E Emerywood and Mrs Willis H at Rywood club. The Warner party also dined with Mr and Mrs Charles L Kearns on Rockford Road.
James R. L. Poston Roy ind and G. W. Stevens traveled to Statesville to visit Mrs. Fred E. Whitescarver and her sister. The group attended multiple social events including a Monday coffee, a dinner party, theater outing, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Slane for Mrs. David O. Warner of Bronxville New York, among other gatherings with local hosts.
C S Beaver and O Jurland won top North-South at the ladies bridge day at the Country Club. West winners were Farrell Gray and Lloyd he. A C Sawyer was contract top scorer with Charles Risch and Ralph er as inner-up scorers. Attendees included McNamara, Durland, Haus-Reid, Welborn, Ad- and many others. Tomorrow features a family night dinner with reservations due by noon.
The Point Council of Garden clubs met at the YWCA yesterday morning chaired by Mrs. Fred J. Bartlett. They reviewed the Hagheton grounds beautification progress, discussed plans for state garden club projects, and noted local club contributions. Five of nine clubs were represented.
The president Miss Maude Reynolds was elected to represent the Business and Professional Club at the dinner Friday night at Emerywood Country Club for Dr. D. A. Stanton. Members were asked to bring gifts for a Christmas service to BTC number 10 next week. Birthdays observed this month included Misses Rada Poston Marie Heath and Thelma Patrick who received birthday cards. Mrs. Clarice Norman attended as a guest.
The Bay Street P T A executive board met Tuesday morning with president Mrs Joe Dobson in the chair. Membership chairman Mrs Sanders Dallas announced 500 paid memberships to date. Mrs Mitchell, managing editor of the publication, announced the first edition will be out next Monday.
Mr and Mrs W R Kelley entertained the board of stewards and board of trustees at a joint meeting Monday night. After dinner a brief business session completed the plans for the setup for the new conference year.
Edwin L. Duckles addressed the High Point Parent-Teacher Council on When the Guns Cease Firing. He urged national unity and international cooperation with three core elements: consent among nations, adaptable international life, and willingness to use the established machinery. An open forum followed the talk.
The Ada Blair school hosts a fall festival on November 4 at 7 30 p m with radio star Howard Saunders in the male lead of the Old Maid's Convention. Mayor A J Koonce will lead an auction of valuable items to benefit the school. Admission tickets are on sale.
The annual Trinity High School Fall Festival Friday will crown a king and queen by popular vote from contestants. The event at the school features Girls of the USO, choral and tap performances, fish and other foods, with proceeds to the school fund.
The Trinity PTA study group will meet Thursday November 4 at 3 15 in the home economics building Trinity High School. Mrs Forrest H Murray of High Point will speak and all patrons and friends are invited to attend.
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet this evening at 7 30 with Miss Emo gene ields at her home 329 Louise avenue.
Mrs Halbert M Jones formerly Miss Elizabeth Monroe will arrive from Louisville with Lt Jones to spend the weekend with Mrs A S Caldwell Jr on Parkway. Helen Pierce and Mrs James Therrell were in New York City over the weekend. Sally Allene Biesecker, born Oct 23 at Burrus Memorial hospital, is with her grandparents on Parkway while Lt Biesecker serves in England.
Mr and Mrs C H Pate of 315 Centennial Avenue announce the birth of a son Leo Lane on November 3 at Guilford General Hospital Mrs Pate is the former Dorothy Ring of Pilot Mountain Mr and Mrs W H Broadaway Route 4 High Point announce the birth of a son Isaac Hartford on November 2 at Guilford General Hospital
Wednesday events include the Mid-Week Study hosted by Mrs J M Millikan at U W and a November program on Post-War Planning For Peace led by Mrs W F Bailey. Also tonight are meetings of the High Point Business and Professional Women, Altrusa Club, High Point Graduate Nurses, Girl Scout Council, Beta Pi, and Wild Flower Garden Club with memorial services planned for Juliette Low.
North dealer East West vulnerable South jumps to a slam. West leads clubs and South, unsure if East holds the diamonds K2, finesses would drop the king, but he shoots the diamond ace instead. The defense falters as West’s error proves decisive and the slam succeeds after a heart willing sacrifice.
Mrs Julian Hopkins entertained Monarch Auxiliary members at 324 Woodrow Avenue last evening as the group voted to send sandwiches to the local USO club. Mrs N L Garner, chairman, introduced Mrs Sherwood Forrest of the Home Front Pledge campaign who showed slides on price control and wartime rationing. Mrs D W Hunter presided, and during social hour Bob Hopkins played piano selections.
The Mary Conrad Class of the First Baptist Church met Monday evening with president Mrs. Tom Guy presiding. Plans were discussed for the Mills Home Thanksgiving offering, a skit by new class officers was presented, and refreshments followed. The ram was in charge of Mrs. Claude Carter. The piece titled With the Class Officers highlighted the program.
Describes a medicinal vapor product that penetrates breathing passages with soothing vapors, stimulates chest and back surfaces like a warming poultice, and works for hours to ease coughs, relieve muscular soreness or tightness, and provide comfort.
City Manager Roy S. Braden addressed the American Business Club dinner at the Sheraton detailing progress and the need for transparency in city government. He invited criticism, pledged open doors at City Hall, and predicted further city progress. Kenneth Ellington played clarinet with Henry Hodgin at the piano, and guest Woodrow Conrad attended.
Dee Waring Smith directs a Guilford College student musical program titled Footlights in the college auditorium Friday at 8 pm. Featured are vocal solos by Barbara Cohn and Sue Shelton of Winston Salem, Frank Miles of Salem Oregon, Evans symphonic poem Tomorrow, and organ and piano duets by Patricia Lockwood of Woodcliffe New Jersey and Betty Anne Anderson of Upper Darby Pennsylvania.
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