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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1945

Page

7

Many Organizations Cooperating in a Women's Bond Drive

Twenty eight organizations were contacted for the Victory Loan drive. Mrs Katherine, chairwoman over women's division, leads bond booth sales at the Sheraton hotel from November 12 through December with hours 10 to 4. Volunteers work in two hour shifts and record ties on work sheets. Only Series E bonds sold at the booth. other bonds handled through local banks.

Katherine Sheraton Sible Rad

Misfit bids decide bridge contest in fiscal play

East dealer and both vulnerable, a chaotic bidding sequence leads to a 800 point penalty for East after misreading South and West. The text analyzes how a heart overclub misbid and subsequent passes shaped the outcome. Strong emphasis on spades and diamonds and the consequences of doubling and not running from diamonds.

East South West Red Diamonds North Ast Bly

Garden Study Club Entertained By Mrs. Dallas

The Garden Study club met at Mrs. Victor W. Dallas home at 1203 Green Way Drive for its monthly meeting. Plans were discussed for a Christmas event at Mrs. G. M. Mitchells Wiltshire Boulevard residence. Wardens presided, new member Heller welcomed, and six members were named to the club.

Garden Study Club Victor W. Dallas Greenway Drive G. M. Mitchell Wiltshire Boulevard Decem W. J. Pappas A Club Heller Mesdames Dunbar Martine Barker High Point Council of Garden Club A. R. Harrison Piedmont District Joe Walser I. S. Ingram Mesdames B. C. Barksdale Charles R. Byrd Silas Casey M. R. Cole I. B W. B. Flaharty, Jr M. D. Matthews M. Z. Perkinson J. W. VanLoan Joe Walser, Jr W. Kay Ward E. A. Wright, and H. R. Heller

Graduate Nurses At State Meeting In Winston Salem

Members of the High Point Graduate Nurses club attended the State Nurses Association meeting in Winston Salem over three days. Mrs E F Long attended all sessions. Advisory council members included Mrs Herbert Hodgin and Miss Frances Bailey with speaker Mrs Mary C Blee of UNC. Lt Mary Randolph spoke at the Victory dinner with Mrs F R Allman and Miss Frances Byrum. Wednesday sessions featured Misses Mattie Idol Xanie Stowe Ethel Moxley and Mrs Long. speaker Mrs K Spalding of the U S Public Health Service closed the event.

High Point Graduate Nurses Club State Nurses Association Winston-Salem E. F. Long Advisory Council Herbert Hodgin Frances Bailey Long Mary C. Blee University of North Carolina F. R. Allman Frances Byrum Mattie Idol Xanie Stowe Ethel Moxley

Elizabeth Albright class meets at Ward Street church

The Elizabeth Albright class of Ward Street Methodist church will meet tomorrow night at 7:30. Mrs. S. Meers hosts the gathering at the hut. A second note reports a turkey dinner by St. Mary's Guild in the parish house tomorrow evening with tickets via Mrs. J O Hauschild. Menu includes turkey dressing gravy cranberry sauce green peas candied yams rolls butter celery carrot strips olives apple pie ice cream coffee.

Elizabeth Albright Ward Street Methodist Church S. Meer Guild of St. Mary's Episcopal Church J. O. Hauschild

Veteran Gorman reenlists at Fort Douglas for cash

Pfe George Gorman a World War I veteran was honorably discharged then returned to Fort Douglas Utah. He visited old friends before heading to the enlistment office. He cited new regulations allowing a cash reenlistment bonus of 50 dollars for each of six years since his last enlistment.

Fort Douglas Utah Pfe George Gorman Gorman

Red Cross meets at Chapel Hill with visiting Miss Catherine Id

Local Red Cross group from the Piedmont Camp and Hospital council met at Gerrard Hall UNC Chapel Hill yesterday afternoon. Nineteen of twenty five chapters were represented. Secretary Charles Bean urged filling Christmas gift quotas for boys in oral hospitals. Miss Catherine Id of Manteo spoke on Red Cross services to GI Joes injured and those leaving for battle, sharing recreational worker insights.

Mesdames Horace S. Haworth Emmett Stone Mina K. Wilson Red Cross Piedmont Camp and Hospital Council Gerrard Hall University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Charles Bean Esata Hosarte Catherfne Id Manteo Europe Attle

Sorority Inducts Eight Pledges In Jewels Ritual

The Beta Signa Phi sorority held a 7:30 pm meeting in the Sheraton Blue Room inducting eight pledges into full membership during the Ritual of Jewels. Seated officers appointed Dorothy Miller new president and Elizabeth It to vice president as 21 members attended.

Beta Signa Phi Sheraton Mesdames Car! Justice Richard Short Sara Kirby Dorothy Parker Doris Marin Afreda Hardee Ruth Gillean Sara Ray Dorothy Miller Josephne Tipton Elizabeth

Public Library Nominates George F. Anderson Model Patron

In Chicago the public library names George F. Anderson as the ideal customer for a half century of book borrowing with a flawless overdue record, taking out a book weekly for 50 years without a single late return.

Chicago Chicago Public Library George F. Anderson

Reception Here Honors Hardins And New Director

The Women's Society of Christian Service at Wesley Memorial Church held a reception in the church dining room to welcome Rev. and Mrs. Paul Hardin Jr. and Miss Elsie Ellen Moore newly added to the staff. About 350 guests attended between 3:30 and 9 p.m. The room featured fall flowers and a receiving line hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hudson.

Women’s Society of Christan Service Wesley Memorial Church Paul Hardin, Jr Elsie Ellen Moore H. T. Hudson W. B. Hall W. L. Watson Jos Johnson Glover Bedford Elizabeth Hedrick and Mirs J. G. Moore Grady Goldston

Holiday Party At High Point Rainbow No. 6

The High Point Rainbow assembly No. 6 held a Halloween party in the Masonic Temple with a Spook House a Magic Show a fortune teller Bob the Apple and a Costume Parade. Ken Ellington's band provided music for about fifty attendees and prizes went to Bill Neely Betty Lewis Betty Jean Shields and June Rose.

High Point Rainbow Assembly No. 6 Masonic Temple Bob the Apple Ken Ellington Bill Neely Betty Lewis Betty Jean Shields June Rose Mesdames Marian Ellington Mark McCain Willie

Community event details with refreshment committee named

The account lists Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kearns and names the refreshment committee as Mesdames Hunter Sechrest, S. C. Clark, and E. C. Harville.

Tom Kearns Mesdames Hunter Sechrest S. C. Clark E. C. Harville

Alumni Association Completes Homecoming Plans at High Point

The Alumni Association of High Point college finalized homecoming events at a called meeting hosted by Miss Jane Austin. They arranged a pre game dinner, post game reception, and reported strong reservations as several members attended along with guests Betty Sechrest and others.

Alumni Association High Point College Jane Austin Miss Austin Betty Sechrest Louise Adams Helen Betts Patsy Sifford Mesdames Harry Brown Finch Ruth M. Surratt N. M. Harrison Edwin Hedrick

Not Just a Returning Service Girl Enjoys Own Room

A room designed for beauty and comfort gives any girl her own space for pleasure and enjoyment, beyond mere return service.

Weedons Welcome Son William Paul

Mr and Mrs W C Weedon of 317 South Hamilton announce the birth of a son William Paul on November 3 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.

W. C. Weedon Hamilton Street William Paul Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital

Schrams of Marion Announce Birth of Beverly Duane

Rev and Mrs H F Schram of Marion Indiana announce the birth of a son Beverly Duane on October 26 in Marion. The Schrams are former residents of High Point and Thomasville.

H. F. Schram Marion Ind Beverly Duane Schram High Point Thomasville

Eye blinking rates vary widely among individuals

The rate at which people blink differs greatly from person to person. Some blink a couple of times per minute while others may blink as many as thirty times.

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