Betty Lou Nance Named 1943 Good Citizenship Winner
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution announced Miss Betty Lou Nance as the 1943 Good Citizenship winner after she was chosen by her school for dependability service leadership and patriotism. The event occurred at the chapter’s November meeting in Thomasville hosted by Mrs. John R. Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Betty Lou Nance
Good
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Volution
Thomasville
John R. Myers
Miss Nance
High Point Garden Club Plans Local Garden Center
High Point Garden Club approved plans to cooperate with city clubs to furnish a Garden Center for Victory gardeners. The center will serve as a distributing information hub run by volunteers from local clubs. The November meeting also heard reports from the Piedmont District Garden Clubs meeting and notes on Augustine Blair’s talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Furnish& A
High Point
Frederick
Johnson Street
A. S. Parker
W. C. Jones
Effie Cox
Fred Bartlett
Victory
Piedmont District
Garden Clubs
Bartlett
G. D. Pettibone
Altrusa Club Dinner Highlights District Conference
Reports on the Second District Altrusa clubs conference in Gastonia plus the High Point Altrusa dinner at the Sheraton Hotel with 24 members. Mrs Marie Forrest and Miss Lucille Johnston spoke on war work and Home Front inflation efforts, noting OPA film showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Clubs
Gastonia
High Point
Altrust Club
Sheraton Hotel
Marie Forrest
Lucille Johnston
Forrest
OPA
Air-Wac
Louise Abernathy
Lou Rothrock
Lillian Massey
D. A. Stanton
Alice Dickerson
Club
Sheraton
Evelyn Sutton
Cochairman
Sutton
Double M Club Hosts Dessert Bridge at YWCA
Members of the Double M bridge club held a dessert bridge party yesterday afternoon at the Adams Memorial Y W C A building four tables were in play with many guests attending. Mrs Clarence Boylen won a handkerchief of the month and Mrs Pete Oldham received a non guest soap. Plans for a luncheon were announced and arrangements were led by Mesdames B Flaharty Jr George Cecil Clarence Boylen and others with visitors named among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double M. Bridge Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Clarence Boylen
Pete Oldham
Mesdames B. Flaharty, Jr
George Cecil
Mesdames
George Hendrix
Charles Patterson
Smith Moss
James Kidd
Cecil
Fred Mundy
Joe West
W. B. Flaharty, Jr
Elmer Hamer Miller
Visi
Mesdames Spencer Videon
Walter van Kilduff
F. Thompson and
Baker
Philomatheans Meet Friday With Mrs Parker
Philomathean Book club members will meet Friday afternoon at 3 30 oclock with Mrs D Ralph Parker as hostesses Mrs W C Jones will be associate hostess The gathering was moved from a planned Red Cross session at the YWCA to a later date due to announced plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ralph Parker
Philomathean Book Club
W. C. Jones
Red Cross
Y.W.C.A
Ouk
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The High Point Woman's club meets at the Y W C A with Charles F Carroll speaking. Tea and Topics hosts at 756 North Main Street. Y W C A board holds November session. Friday Music Study Club at 1100 Forest Hill Drive with 1 pm luncheon. Philomathean group at 401 Woodbrook Court with Mrs Jones. Junior Musical Art Club 3:30 Saturday at Mrs W B Hall's home. USO event 8:15 pm at Y M C A Gym. Sun butterie 5 to 7 pm at Titethease building with USO support.
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High Point Woman's Club
Charles F. Carroll
H. D. Sears
W. W. Idol
North Main Street
Friday Age Music Study Club
W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Scilla Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Philomathean Club
Titethease
USO
Garden Club Session Features Dr McAnally Talk
Thirteen members attended the Evening Garden club meeting at Mrs. Jones Burns home 1000 English street yesterday afternoon. Dr W J McAnally spoke on how garden clubs can lead a movement to improve soil and garden conditions and ultimately living conditions across the state. The meeting closed with a plant sale by members.
Eastern Stars To Send Thanksgiving Offering To Home
High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Bennison as worthy matron. A new member and a visitor welcomed. They planned a Thanksgiving sunshine fund for the Masonic and Eastern Star Home and Christmas Box donations for Oxford Orphanage due December 10. Forty-one members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
In Bennison
M. F. Meao
Inna
Masonic and Eastern Star
Sadie Oldham
Oxford
Mildred Baker
Rainbow Assembly For Girls
Martha
Ruth Murfin
Birth announcements for Emily Jane and Judith Gayle Queen
Mr and Mrs Jack Honeycutt announce the birth of a daughter Emily Jane on November 9 at Burris Memorial Hospital. Mrs Honeycutt is Sara Frances Freeman. Mr Honeycutt is a former Charlotte resident. Mr and Mrs L F Queen announce a daughter Judith Gayle born November 9 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Alvin Hiatt announce a baby Ann born November 10 at Guilford General Hospital in Thomasville Route One.
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Jack Honeycutt
Richardson St
Emily Jane
Burris Memorial Hospital
Honeycutt
Sara Frances Freeman
Charlotte
Judith Gayle Queen
L. F. Queen
High Point
Route Three
Judith Gayle
Guilford General Hospital
Thomasville
Alvin Hiatt
Route One
Judith Ann
Public Opinion as a Guiding Light Across Generations
An 83 year old grandmother reflects on aging and social change, contrasting past and present. She cites public opinion as a powerful unexamined social force that once steadied youth and community. She recalls era differences, gun culture, and shifting neighborhood boundaries shaping modern youth behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
Elsie
Piet
Isa
Amos
Emma Blair PTA November meeting highlights
The Emma Blair PTA met on Tuesday at 7 30 PM with a five part program. Mrs Edwin Chappell's third grade led devotions and sang two Stephen Foster songs. First and sixth graders performed under Mrs Beeson. Miss E Vera Idol spoke on safeguarding our freedoms and the Nazi contrast. A short film covered keeping the pledge to pay no more than legal prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair
Allen Jay PTA Hears Timely Talk on Juvenile Delinquencies
Allen Jay PTA met Monday evening with Miss Ruth Payne presenting a talk on Youth Problems. A film Some City in the U S was shown. Mrs Ruth Crowson played two violin selections with Mrs Bennison at the piano. Announcements by T Bennison noted grade attendance awards won by Miss Pearsons sixth grade and Mrs McFarlands eighth grade. Mrs Hall presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay P. T. A
Ruth Payne
U. S
Ruth Crowson
Bennison
T. Bennison
Pearson
McFarland
Cloverdale PTA Holds Open House Program
The Cloverdale PTA held its annual open house in the auditorium with a short program and business meeting. Members from the three winning rooms led the event with a fourth grade devotional, a second grade song group, and a fifth grade presentation of North Carolina folk games. Sam Current presented a picture on inflation tied to the Exchange Club campaign.
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Cloverdale P.-T. A
Ruria Shelton
Bra’ Craig
Winifred Bodie
Sam Current
Exchange Club
Wayside Club Supports War Ambulance Purchase Effort
At a November meeting held at Mrs D E Richardson home the Wayside Garden club discussed the Piedmont district gathering in High Point last month and voted to aid the Red Cross ambulance project with the North Carolina Garden club. Mrs J F Hayden presided and reads a Thanksgiving poem. Mrs Chester Haworth and Mrs C B Mattocks presented the program on Victory gardens and 1944 garden plans with samples of summer canned goods from Richardson gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Richardson
Wayside Garden Club
Piedmont District
High Point
Red Cross
North Carolina Garden Club
J. F. Hayden
J. W. Chandler
Chester Haworth
Haworth
C. B. Mattocks
Richardson
Victory Gardens
Richardson Gardens
Bryce Commercial School Plans Party
Miss Marie Handlen announces an informal party for students at Bryce Commercial College Friday evening at 7 30.
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Bryce Commercial School Plans
Bryce Commercial College
Marie Handlen
Notable community gathering draws large turnout at event
Parents visited their children’s rooms and later were served refreshments in the library as an unusually large crowd attended the event.
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Ents
Senior HiPTA to Host Dr Hinshaw for Education Week
The Senior High School announces an American Education Week observance tomorrow evening with speaker Dr C R Hinshaw of the Department of Education at High Point College. C F Carroll Jr superintendent will present him, with music by Corallie Thoma and Mae Kirkman. Carl Cronstedt will lead group singing, Dr C E Rozzelle to lead devotional, followed by a social hour in the cafeteria. Mrs H P Morrison is PTA president and invites all patrons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Hinshaw
Department of Education
High Point College
C. F. Carroll, Jr
Corallie Thoma
Mae Kirkman
Carl Cronstedt
League To Aid Air Students With New Club Rooms
The League to Help air students votes to donate five dollars monthly for USO refreshments and to establish clubrooms at the Army Corps station in High Point. Mesdames Forrest Murray and Robert Davis named co chairmen to organize hosts and hostesses for three weekly openings. The group supports anti inflation efforts and debt reduction for High College, tuberculosis seal drives, and expects to boost endowments and better ratings for the college.
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League
USO
OPA
Sherwood Forrest
N. M. Haram
High College
J. S. Moffitt
Local notices of arrivals and visits from area families
Mrs. Frank Dalton arrived to be with her mother Mrs. H C Barthmaier while her husband Aviation Cadet Dalton trains with the Air Corps at Yale University. Mrs. Ralph H Vance expected home from Baptist hospital Winston Salem after a serious operation and is now able to receive visitors. Petty Officer 2nd Class Charlie M Rimmer returned to duty after four days with his mother Mrs Macy Rimmer of Tipton Street. Gertrude Stump is a patient at Burris Memorial Hospital with a broken leg from a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Tomlinson
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Effie Cox
Mesdames
H. M. Armentrout
J. W. Austin
F. J. Bartlett
W. C. Beavans
S. C Stewart
Frank Dalton
H. C. Barthmaier
Dalton
Yale University
Air Corps
Ralph H. Vance
Baptist Hospital
Charlie M. Rimmer
Macy Rimmer
Tipton Street
Gertrude Stump
Burris Memoriaspital
Winchell column mocks Argentina over Nazi war story
The piece cites yesterday's column accusing Argentina of releasing Nazi naval personnel interned after the Graf Spee incident who allegedly serve on Nazi submarines. The Argentine Embassy calls the charges barbaric and absurd, while the author vows proof and challenges to refute the claims.
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Argentina
Graf Spee
Winchell
Topped Carrots Equally Nutritious With Foliage
Home economists at State College say topping carrots does not reduce food value and helps save shipping costs by removing the green tops.
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Leo
State College
Business Club of YWCA Hears WAC Corporal
The YWCA Business and Professional Club at Adams Memorial Night heard Corporal Johnson of the WACs at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia speak on the women’s corps and wartime work. Miss Maude Reynolds reported on a recent Dr. Staunton dinner. Guests included Miss Lillie Causey, Mr. Ruria Shelton, and Miss Sara Johnson with Miss Elizabeth Hedrick hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
Corporal Johnson
Wacs
Fort Oglethorpe
Ruria Shelton
Cpl. Johnson
Miss Sara Johnson
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Hedrick
Willing Workers of Lebanon Church Meet
The Willing Workers class of Lebanon Methodist church met at Wanda King's home on Homestead Avenue Tuesday night with Ida Ann Montgomery presiding. Officers elected: teacher Mrs. Willie Barnes president Nell Elliott vice president Margaret Whitson secretary Clarane Beavers treasurer Wanda King membership committee Mrs. Briggs Edith Bowers Ida Anna social Betty Welch Jothy Huff Margaret Phillips. Refreshments served during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers OF Lebanon Church
Lebanon Methodist Church
Wanda King
Homestead Avenue
Ida Ann Montgomery
Willie Barnes
Nell Elliott
Margaret Whitson
Clarane Beavers
Briggs
Edith Bowers
Ida Anna Social
Betty Welch
Jothy Huff
Margaret Phillips
Friday Morning Music Study Club Reschedules to Eleven
The Friday Morning Music Study Club now meets at eleven oclock instead of ten. The gathering will be at Hill Drive home this Friday morning with a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. Mesdames H D Sears and A B Huff lead the program featuring Scandinavian Music.
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W. L. Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames H. D. Sears
A. B. Huff
Fruit and nut tree orders urged by H R Niswonger
H R Niswonger of the extension horticulture department at State College calls for early orders for fruit and nut trees. He notes the need to reserve stock as nurseries anticipate demand and advises gardeners to plan selections ahead of spring planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Niswonger
State College
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High Point Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
M. T. Lambeth
Pal Ooint
James E. Lambeth
America
R. A. Herring
D. A
D.A.R
Bruce Carraway
A. T. Wishart
Ethel Rochelle
Soldiers Service Committee
Carrie Brittain
Mesdames S. W. Taylor
Lee F. Tuttle
P. E. Parker
Simmons Dixon
F. M. Lambert
Alderman
Greensboro
Lam
Augustine Blair
Mr. Blair
Rutgers College
New Jersey
Agriculture Board
United States
Por
Rumford
Altrusa Club
Double M
Philomatheans
D. R. Parker
Loafers—Casuals—Sport
Oxfords
Quality Shoe Store
Eastern Stars
Elsie Robinson
White House
PTA
Allen Jay Pta
Cloverdale P
T.A
Wayside Club
War Ambulance
Dr. Hinshaw
Hitler
Germany
Business Club of
YWCA
WAC
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
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