Miss Hartsell Weds Lt Adams In Home Ceremony
Miss Gladys Yvonne Hartsell daughter of Rev and Mrs Hartsell married Lt. Thomas Franklin Adams Jr son of Mr and Mrs Adams in a seven o'clock home ceremony. Rev Hartsell officiated with an all white floral altar. Guests included Lt Richard Whitney of Richmond and other relatives from Baltimore Cincinnati and Spindale. The couple will reside in Durham after a honeymoon trip through western North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Yvonne Hartsell
J —S
P. P. Hartsell
Oakwood Court
Thomas Franklin Adams, Jr
Thomas Franklin Adams
Dearborn
Mich
F. A
Richard A. Whitney
Richmond
Hartsell
Durham
Adams
High Point High School
Bryce Business School
Brevard College
Armed Forces
Camp Butner
Cecil Prince
Cincinnati
Ohio
Brooks Olson
Wisconsin
Joe Hartsell
Baltimore
K. B. Cook
Spindale
G. W. Hartsell
Beta Sigma Phi Meets Tomorrow
The Mu chapter of Beta Phi sorority will meet Wednesday night at the Sheraton Hotel with a special emphasis on the ritual of jewels to be featured during the session as announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Canterbury Club Meets at Mrs Reese Home
The Canterbury club will be entertained by Mrs Owen Reese at 405 Hillcrest Drive on the regular meeting date Friday afternoon. The hour for the meeting will be three thirty as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Aing
Birth Announcements From High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs J E Jones announce the birth of a son Larry Doyle on October 31 at the Washington Street unit High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Ray Pope announce the birth of a daughter Dolly Gail on November 2 at the Washington Street unit. Mr and Mrs William T Mendenhall announce the birth of a daughter Bleeka Joan on November 2 at the Washington Street unit. Mr and Mrs Chesley M Edwards announce the birth of a son Jerry Wayne on November 5 at the Washington unit. Mr and Mrs Andrew T Schram announce the birth of Sally Kaye on November 1 at the Boulevard unit. Mr and Mrs Dudley F Farlow announce the birth of a daughter Becky Jane on November 4 at the Boulevard unit. Thelma Beck is the former Mrs Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Doyle Jones
J. E. Jones
Fowler Street
Larry Doyle
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Dolly Pope
Fred Ray Pope
South
Hamilton Street
Dolly Gail
Mendenhall
William T. Mendenhall
Route 2
Bleeka Joan
Sally Kaye Schram
Andrew T. Schram
High Point
Route Four
Sally Kaye
Boulevard
Becky Jane Farlow
Dudley F. Farlow
Trinity
Becky Jane
Women of Moose Banquet Honors Miss Nora Cares
Local Women of the Moose chapter invites all members to a 7 p m meeting in the Sheraton lobby followed by a banquet honoring Miss Nora Cares Charlotte junior graduate regent. A regular business meeting will follow with a visiting official as special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Sheraton Hotel
Nora Cares
Charlotte
Social Calendar Signals A Week of Club Events
Altrusa hosts dinner at Mrs Royster Thur man 908 Johnson. Garden Study at Mrs Dallas 1203 Greenwey Dr. Mid-Week Garden at Mrs Powell Hillcrest Dr. Roy Braden discusses postwar planning for High Point. BPW dinner at Sheraton with Walter Crissman speaker. Wesley Memorial church calls for Rev Hardin Jr and Miss Moore. Bride-elect Mary Wilson Wall to attend events. Tea at 407 Parkway. Tea at 219 Hillcrest Dr. Emerywood Sea club Family Night. YWCA luncheon at Adams Memorial hosted by Mrs Miller. Canterbury club at 405 Hillcrest Dr. American Legion dance at armory. Jane Lowe hosts luncheon for Mary Wilson Wall at Field Inn. Duplicate bridge Emerywood CC. Coca Cola for service men at YMCA gym with Clyde Henry music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
W. W. Dallas
Greenwey Drive
W. T. Powell
Hillcrest Drive
Roy Braden
High Point
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Walter F. Crissman
Wesley Memorial Church
Paul Hardin, Jr
Elsie Ellen Moore
Jack Allan Cheek
Greensboro
Country Club
Mary Wilson Wall
Wilson Wall
Frances Holton
Robert Cottam
Parkway
S. S. Coe
Emerywood Sea Club
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
C. F. Tomlinson
A. B. Huff
L. C. Matton
South
YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
C. Hamer Miller
Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
American Legion
Armory
John Peddicord
Jane Lowe
Miary Wilson Wall
Bride Elect
Field Inn
Emerywood Country Club
Allen Burton
YMCA
Clyde Henry
Local residents listed for medical care and visits
Mrs C W Hoover 423 Short Smith street recuperating at Lecleare High Point Memorial hospital with plans to return home late this week. Mrs Lena Smith of Bebe beauty shoppe back in High Point after training in New York City in permanent waving and styling. Mrs Jesse Washburn cannotively at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital undergoing treatment. Mrs Pearl Johnson Hoggard returned home English street from Boulevard unit hospital where she is a patient. Miss Virginia Robbins of Petersburg Virginia visiting Miss Kathleen Malpass 713 Centennial avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hoover
Smith Street
Lecleare
High Point Memorial
Ca Pita
Lena Smith
Bebe
Beauty Shoppe
High Point
New York City
Jesse Washburn
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Pearl Johnson
Hoggard
English Street
Boulevard Unit
Virginia Robbins
Petersburg
Kathleen Malpass
Centennial Avenue
Quartermaster Truck Company Moves 3000 Tons Weekly
A U. S. Army Quartermaster truck unit moved up to 3,000 tons weekly of engineering equipment food clothing and gasoline during the war, supplying fronts and bases with essential materiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Quartermaster Truck Company
Miss Bessie Tesh Heads High Point Greensboro Social Workers Group
Miss Bessie Tesh elected chairman of the High Point Greensboro chapter of the American Association of Social Workers at a meeting hosted by Mrs Sidney Ives. Tesh, intake interviewer for Guilford County welfare, succeeds Mrs Margaret Briggs Spearman who recently married and moved to St Louis Mo. The gathering included local welfare staff and Greensboro officials with a social hour after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Tesh
High Point- Greensboro
American Association of Social Workers
Sidney Ives
Ferndale Drive
Miss Tesh
High Point
Guilford
Harriett Tymes
Children's Home Society of
Greensboro
Ives
Tymes
Margaret Davis
Greensboro County Welfare
Ruth Clinard
Red ‘Cross
Beattie Young
Deering
Donning
Ruth Biggs
Thymes
Pearl Stovall
Greensboro Welfare Offices
Mereb Mossman
Woman's College
Gertrude ‘Hobbs
Travelers’ Aid
Emma Kearns
Mesdames Ruth Pollock
County Welfare Department
Girls Groups Aid In Preparations For Seal Sale
Local Girl Scouts and Girl Reserves of the Adams Memorial YWCA join in organizing the 1945 Christmas seal sale. Volunteers fold seals decorate mailings prepare booth materials and insert educational notices for firms. Key participants include Roma Ann Kearns Lee Durham Ann Vuncan Peggy Bencini Joan Jarrell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A
S. S. Saunders
Seal Sale
High Point Tuberculosis Association
Mabel Burnett
Roma Ann Kearns
Lee Durham
Ann Vuncan
Peggy Bencini
Joan Jarrell
Lois Wise
Ella Jean Ball
Martha Davis
The
YWCA
Joan Carr
Ann Hall
Patricia Massey
Joan Rothrock
Cae Kaneer
Mary Lou Dillon
Sally Trepke
Maxine Farlow
Lorene Kivett
Mary Lee Church
Evelyn Nancé
Barbara Lee
Frances Mull
Darlene Jenkins
Turkey Dinner at St Mary’s Friday Parish House
Women of St Mary’s Episcopal church announce a turkey dinner with all accessories to be served Friday November 9 in the parish house. Tickets available from Mrs J O Hauschild. Truth Seekers class meets at Mrs Margaret Cleveland Route 4 this evening at 7 30. Pace Makers meet at Miss Wincie Cagle 800 East Green St tonight at 7 30. A M Idolhilathea class meets Thursday November 9 at 7 30 at Mrs N P Yarborough Wiltshire Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Toa
J. O. Hauschild
Margaret Cleveland
Green Street Baptist Church
Wincie Cagle
East Green Street
A. M. Idol Hilathea
First Methodist Church
N. P. Yarborough
Wiltshire Boulevard
Mrs Dickerson Hosts Bible Class Meeting
The Florence Thomas Bible class of First Baptist met at Mrs. W. W. Dickerson's home 1007 Lindsay street Monday evening. President Mrs. R. D. Baird led a devotional by Mrs. Olive Hucks on the 23rd Psalm. Guest speaker George W. McCorkle read poems from Rhymes from the Delta. A business session followed and 180 members enjoyed a sweet course refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Thomas
First Baptist Church
W. W. Dickerson
Lindsay Street
R. D. Baird
Olive Hucks
Hucks
George W. McCorkle
Delta
N. C. Gupton
Three Men Die Violent Deaths In Chicago
In Chicago three men were slain in separate attacks on the near southwest side. One man was shot, another stabbed, and the third died from head blows or burning with unclear motive. Police attributed robbery to two killings and found no immediate motive in the third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
College Sorority Fete Rushees At Two Functions
Sigma Alpha sorority at High Point college hosted rushees at two weekend events. Breakfast at the Sheraton featured hostesses Dr. Helen Bartlett and Patsy Sifford with blue ribbon table accents. A Friday formal followed at the Robert E. Lee hotel in Winston-Salem with Miss Prue Boyles delivering a toast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Society
High Point College
Sheraton Hotel
Helen Bartlett
Patsy Sifford
Sheraton
First Baptist Church
College
Ithe
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Win‘ston-Salem
Bartlett
Prue Boyles
Joy Warren
Marjorie Kearns
High Point
Dot Elmore
Casar
Vicki Johnson
Darbyville
Christine Thompson J
Chapel Hill
Mary Evelyn Lowder
Norwood
Dallas
Louise Joyce
Mt. Airy
Betty Sebastian
Servicemen Slated To Arrive in U S From Overseas
A list of servicemen due in the United States on ships including the SS General Breckenridge the SS Sedalia Victor and the USS Chapel Victory. Names and home towns include Lexington Asheboro High Point Thomasville Rancheman and others with arrival dates in Boston and New York in early November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
General Breckenridge
Boston
James S. Raper
Lexington
Donald N. Whitaker
Asheboro
Smith J. Rowe
Max James R. Windham
High Point
William R. Craver
Earl B. Hurley
New York
Gaston FE. Harris
Thomasville
Pfc
Maurice B Eee
Rancheman
Raymond W. Brown
Leon Bryant
Leith Bryant
Inactivation of Four Army Units Announced at Fort Bragg
First Army headquarters announced the inactivation of four units that served overseas. The 4224th Quartermaster Car Company, 838th Quartermaster Gas Supply Company, 451st Ordnance Heavy Automotive Maintenance Company, and the 32nd Chemical Decontamination Company are to be inactivated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
First Army
4224Th Quartermaster Car Company
838Th Quartermaster Gas Supply Company
451St Ordnance Heavy Automotive Maintenance Company
32Nd Chemical Decontamination Company
Ill-advised Hold-Up Plays In A Bridge Deal
In a 11-6 South dealer match with both sides vulnerable West leads a fourth diamond. East covers the queen and declarer tries a heart sequence. West cashes the king to hold up and keep dummy entry, leading to a lost contract after a heart finesse fails. The article notes the hold-up was out of place and absurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
North
East
Declarer
High Point college to bolster athletics under coach James
Exchange club heard Ralph James outline a comeback plan at High Point college focusing on sane improvements in basketball and baseball alongside football. A December 14 double header for Empy Stocking Fund features Wake Forest as the opponent for the Purple Panthers, with High Point high school also fielding a team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange High Point College
Ralph James
Exchange Club
High Point College
Empy
James
Wake Forest College
Purple Panthers
High Point High School
Emerywood Country Club
John Riley
Durham
North Carolina State Exchange Clubs
Tony Simeon
D. M. Pitts
Roscoe Adams
R. W. Harriss
Broadus Culler
Pentagon Club Hosts Mrs Gibson At Rowella Home
The Pentagon club will be entertained by Mrs J E Gibson Jr at her home Apartment Five Rowella North Main Street at eight this evening. Birds on battlefields are less upset by shellfire than men and parrots and crows are named as the most intelligent birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
J. E. Gibson, Jr
Rowella
North Main Street
Civil Service Exams For Skilled Labor And More
Civil Service examinations for skilled labor ers truck helpers drivers equipment operators mechanic helpers labor foreman janitors messengers and elevator operator will be held anytime between 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 during November 19 1945 to November 24 1945 at 808 Security Bank Building. The oral exam weighs experience and character but experience is not required. Applications must be filed with the Civil Service Commission before testing. James B Lovelace secretary High Point Civil Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Security Bank
Civil Service Commission
James B. Lovelace
High Point Civil Service Commission
C OFC Directors Meet At Sheraton Tomorrow
Directors of the chamber of commerce will meet with members of the membership committee at the Sheraton hotel tomorrow at 12 15 o clock. The meeting will precede a campaign for new members which the chamber plans to get underway immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Sheraton Hotel
Stork Adorns Draperies for Still Memorial Convalescent
In Kirksville Missouri on November 6 the Ann R Still Memorial Convalescent hospital planning committee chose a coat of arms featuring a stork for the draperies. The design aligns with the hospital’s maternity focus as many mothers and babies are patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Ann R. Still Memorial Convalescent Hospital
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Miss Hartsell
Lt. Adams
Beta Sigma Phi
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Getty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
Tei
Main St
Tremett
Mann's
Algreen’s
Oxford Products
Ind
Mrs. Reese
Qeinz
Altrusa Club
Royster Thurman
Mabel Hargett
St. Mary’s
Pace Makers
A. M. Idol
Mrs. Dickerson
U.S
Eleanor Dillinger
Robert Dillinger
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Gibson
Helene Daniel
France
Vicks VA
C Ofc
Bird
Winston-Salem, N. C
High Point, N. C
J. H. Miller
P. O. Box
Durham, N. C
Pinkham
Nature
Lydia E. Pinkham
Belle Camp
Stardar
Canny Co
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