Sadie Hawkins Race At USC Dance Crowns Briggs
A Sadie Hawkins Day race drew about 30 junior hostesses and servicemen during a Saturday USC YMCA dance intermission. Margaret Briggs won the race and a cigarette prize for her partner amid Stunt fullt. Readouts feature L il Abner characters represented by Melvin Daisy May Nola Yokum and Pvt. Georg Nadir. An BTC No 10 Greensboro orchestra provided music with hosts at the door and dance arrangements by club staff. Special guests included Mr. and Mrs. John H. King and son Pfc. Marion King.
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Margaret Briggs
L'il Abner
Miss Melvin
Daisy May
Nola
Vamp
Lil Abner
Sf Yokum
Pvt
Georg Nadir
BTC No
Greensboro
John N. Paul
Julia Ryan
Josephine Collier
Charlotte Guy
Gladys Moore
John H. King
Pfc
Marion King
The
Marines
Francis Nelson
Milton Hubbatta
W. F. Mitchell, Jr
H. D. Sears
H. W. McCain
Social Calendar for a Week at Local Clubs and Groups
A compact listing of events from Tuesday to Sunday including bridge at Emerywood Country Club luncheon at Frederick R. Taylor home 1113 oe street and meetings of the High Point Garden clubs DAR chapter Y W C A and USO activities with speakers and hostesses across venues like Sheraton hotel Y W C A building and Adams Memorial building.
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Emerywood Country Club
High Point Gardon Club
Frederick R. Taylor
Oe Street
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thomasville
M. T. Lambeth
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lucille Johnston
Evelyn Sutton
P. m
Y Building
Theta Phi Ends Rush Week With Dinner
High Point sorority Theta Phi wrapped rush week with a dinner at Asia restaurant. Miss Carrie Britt entertained at a tea in Women's Hall followed by a candlelight initiation in Roberts Hall at five o'clock. New pledges include Ann Pacquet New York Enola Flowers New Bern Sara King Marjorie Payne High Point Ruth Henderson Burlington Julia Folger Atlanta Dee Taussig New York Louise Smith Charlotte and Clara Britt honorary member. Alumni attending included Grace Bivens Rural Hall Florence Elkin Winston-Salem Betty Brady Rural Hall Mary Hoyton Miriam Mc Call and Jeanne Rankin of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorority
High Point
Asia
Carrie Britt
Women's Hall
Robert's Hall
Ann Pacquet
New York
Enola Sue Flowers
New Bern
Sara King
Marjorie Payne
Ruth Henderson
Burlington
Julia Folger
Atlanta
Dee Taussig
Louise Smith
Charlotte
Clara Britt
Grace Bivens
Rural Hall
Florence Elkin
Winston-Salem
Betty Brady
Mary Hoyton
Miriam McCall
Jeanne Rankin
City PTA Drops November Meeting At Archdale
Archdale PTA announces there will be no November meeting this year. Jamestown PTA hosted a harvest festival at the school with a Tine Tot Circus and crowned student royalty in the high and grammar levels. Emma Blair PTA schedules a Tuesday gathering with Vera Idol speaking on safeguarding freedoms and a brief cinema. Bay Street PTA convenes Tuesday at 7 30 to discuss American education followed by an open house for parents.
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Jamestown Pta
Wayne Williard
Sara Jamison
James Venable
Ragena Davis
Emma Blair
PTA
Bay Street
Bay Street Pta
Wayside Garden Club Shifts Meeting Day
The Wayside Garden club meets Tuesday at 10 AM with Mrs. H. W. McCain on Johnson Street. This first fall session marks a change from Wednesday to Tuesday as the club’s regular meeting day.
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Wayside Garden Club
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Local Women to Represent NC AAUW at Herald Tribune Forum
Mrs. R. A. Herring and Mrs. Blake Thompson will represent North Carolina AAUW at the New York Herald-Tribune forum in New York City November 16 and 17. The event at the Waldorf Astoria features President F D Roosevelt and other leaders with the theme The World We Want.
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AAUW
Herald-Tribune
R. A. Herring
Blake Thompson
North Carolina
American Association of University Women
New York Herald- Tribune
New York City
Herring
Thompson
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
Thomas E. Dewey
Henrietta Richardson
Army Nurse Corps
North Africa
High Point
Miss Rachael Leonard Honored On Birthday
Miss Rachael Leonard was honored Friday night for her eleventh birthday. The party took place at the Dor ming Dance Studio in the Arcade building with guests arriving at eight. Games dancing and refreshments provided a festive evening hosted by Mrs Leonard and Ruth Adams dancing teacher.
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Rachael Leonard
Ter
Dorming
Leonard
Ruth Adams
Birth announcements from Thomasville and Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs O V Lomax of Fisher Ferry Street Thomasville announce Brenda Mae Lomax born October 31 at City Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs H F Smith of 324 Pickett Street announce Brenda Sue born November 8 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs J R Davis of 303 Howell Street announce Arian Marcelluse born November 6 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs D R Dickens of 405 Ward Street announce Mary Frances born on November 7 at Guilford General Hospital.
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O. V. Lomax
Fisher Ferry Street
Thomasville
Brenda Mae Lomax
City Memorial Hospital
J.R. Davis
Howell Street
Arian Marcelluse
Guilford General Hospital
Daugghter
D.R. Dickens
Ward Street
Mary Frances
Visiting relatives and service members among Greensboro residents
Yeoman 3/C Harold Black and Mrs. Black visit Mrs. Ches itie Black at 503 Cable St while Black serves with the U S Navy in Charleston South Carolina and formerly City Collector of High Point Peggy Green is his wife. Mrs Har ve y Wade Regan and Nancy travel to Orlando Florida for the winter. Lt Col Regan, husband of Mrs Regan, is stationed in the South Pacific and formerly did business in High Point Greensboro residents gather for visits including Mrs H C Staley and Gloria Jean who returned to Greenville South Carolina after two weeks with Donna M Jackson Archdale friends and in law Mrs L W Mc Cauley of Flint street and Mrs John N Staley.
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Good Will Garden Club
L. H. Warren
Fifth Street
G. I. Humphreys
West Emerywood
Charles _ Carroll
H. D. Sears
War Service
Yeoman
Harold Black
Charles Kellam
Circle Drive
Harvey Wade Regan
Nancy
Orlando
Fla
H. C. Staley
Gloria Jean
Greenville
S. C
Church and Sunday Class Meetings Schedule
Several church groups announce meetings for Tuesday or tonight at 7:30. South Main Street Baptist Church holds a class meeting at 11 Main Street with new officers elected. Loyal Workers Class meets at 1009 Westwood Avenue with hostesses named. Mittie Philathea meets at Lebanon Methodist Church with B F Hedgecock in charge and several hostesses. Fidelis Class of First Baptist plans a church meeting this evening.
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T.E.L
South Main Street Baptist Church
J. H. Steele
Main Street
North Main Street
Ee Mittie Philathea
Mittie Philathea
Lebanon Methodist Church
B.F. Hedgecock
J.E. Hutchens
Treta Campbell
JS. Beaver
The
First Baptist Church
Christian Science Sunday Lesson Discusses Man and God
Services at Christian Science churches Sunday focused on Adam and Fallen Man. The Golden Text urged ceasing trust in man. Bible citations include Genesis creation passages and God forming man. Science and Health passages from Mary Baker Eddy were cited.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Classic rayon pattern for a soft color look
Become a fashion option with Pattern 4506 a full length dress style in soft rayon fabric. Available in sizes 34 through 48 with 3% yards needed for size 36. Send SIXTEEN CENTS for pattern plus TEN CENTS for a free glove and bag pattern. High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept 243 West 17th St New York N Y.
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Teach Them The Price Of Modern Education Delinquency
Two mothers from Hot Springs Arkansas and New York City share views on how modern education and juvenile delinquency stem from children taking advantages for granted. They argue home discipline and teaching duty to others are essential to curb spoiled behavior and restore respect for rules and authority.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Ameren
New York City
Miss Robinson
America
Manure as a Fertilizer in the Home Garden
The Tar Heel Gardener explains stable manure boosts soil humus, moisture retention, and workability more than poultry manure. It should be incorporated or spaded ahead of planting, with caution on fall applications, while composted leaves plus fertilizer support spring planting.
Creation and Deity in Dual Records Then and Now
The text contrasts two records of existence: the first credits God with creation and governance, naming Jehovah as Lord from scripture, while the second portrays man as mutable and mortal, separated from divinity and bound to material life. It frames science as unable to explain existence apart from God.
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Jehovah
Hi Y Club Meets At Y Tonight At High Point
High Point high school Hi Y Club meets tonight at 8 in the Y M C A lobby. President Jim Bulla will preside over the session to elect new members.
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High Point High School
Jim Bulla
Phelps-Dodge Copper Mine Resumes After Strike
Morenci Arizona November 8 The Phelps-Dodge copper mine and processing plant, among the nation’s largest, was set to restart production at 3 p m after a three day wildcat strike over a 26 cent daily wage increase retroactive to February 1. More than 700 workers voted to return to work with the company stating no commitments had been made.
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Morenci
Ariz
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
Hipic Club Meeting Tomorrow Night At Y Lobby
The HIPIC Club of the Y M C A meets Tuesday night at 7 o clock in the Y lobby for its regular weekly session. Volleyball will follow the business meeting.
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Hipic Club
For Three Cents Hanford Letter to Mysterious James Sullivan
Postmaster Harvey Washburn struggles to deliver a letter in Hanford California addressed to James Sullivan. The note describes Sullivan as painting his cousin's house a short man with a bald head and a scar on one knee.
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Hanford
Calif
Harvey Washburn
James Sullivan
Independent Committee Forms To Represent Workers
A committee of 14 workers acts independently of any union to address workplace concerns and coordinate actions among staff. The move signals a grassroots effort to organize without formal labor affiliation.
Corn and Chipped Beef Souffle for Point Rationing
A economical Corn and Chipped Beef Souffle recipe uses fresh corn milk eggs and shredded chipped beef with butter and flour to create a nourishing dish. The method requires a light hand in mixing and baking at 325 F for about an hour until a knife comes out clean, yielding six servings.
Penalty doubles in bridge showcase vulnerable play
In a vulnerable contract, South overcalls one heart and West opens a singleton club. After a sequence of trumps and clubs, a misread discard by the declarer allows East to profit, illustrating how vulnerability and missteps shape the outcome.
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South
West
East
Declarer
CIO Meeting Drives Steel Wage Talks Across Nation
In Philadelphia CIO leaders including Philip Murray meet 60 board members to push lifting the "little steel" ceiling and seek general wage increases for about 900,000 steel workers. Allan Haywood says CIO unions will demand higher wages soon as WLB head Davis calls scrapping the formula.
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Philadelphia
Union Pee
Philip Murray
CIO
USW
Allan Haywood
National Organization
WLB
William H. Davis
Wallace
Haywood
Davis
Mid-Week Garden Club Plans November Meeting
The Mid-Week Garden Club will hold its November meeting at the YWCA on Wednesday at 9 30 a m. Members will discuss garden topics and share tips in a brief morning session at the downtown location.
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YWCA
Unclear Card Play Details Spark Bridge Theories
Fragmentary note discusses a bridge hand where a player conceded 500 points and notes a potential 300 point swing if a third in dummy had been kept. Syndicated content distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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North Santa Aim
Board of Diensues
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Priscilla Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
W. B. Hall
Adams Memorial
USO
Pertussing
Theta Phi
Archdale
Archdale Pta
Lydia
Pinkham
Lois Ribelin
Kat Hill
Greenwood
Tar Heel
Carolina Magazine
Lomax
Ty Ane
Elsie Robinson
John H. Harris
N. C. State College
Aiz
American Bakeries Company
Josephine Culbertson
Okio
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