South American Industries Discussed by Tea Club Members
Mrs. W F Clayton spoke on South American industries before the Tea and Topics club at Mrs. W W Idol’s North Main home. She noted Chile’s share of iodine and South America’s roles in cattle hides sugar cocoa and rubber, and mentioned Ford’s jungle project and Bolivia’s tin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
W. F. Clayton
W. W. Idol
Hosteo
North
Maine
Chile
Clayton
United States
Continuing
Amazon River
Henry Ford
Great Britain
Bolivia
Pearl Harbor
Mesdames
W. F. ‘Clayton
Verta Coe
F. H. Hallenbeck
Horace Haworth
G. I. Humphreys
C. R. Hinshaw
J. E. Marsh
Logan Porter
H. D. Sears
C. E. Sheloff
J. T. Weaver
Holiday Card Mailing Tips for Timely Delivery
The article urges using first class postage and clear addressing for Christmas cards. It warns that misaddressed or undecipherable envelopes, missing return addresses, and incorrect stamps delay or destroy cards. It recommends posting by December 10 and using two or three cent stamps for local and out of town mail, with a return address on every envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Union Hill 4-H Club Meeting Details
Union Hill 4-H Club holds a Thursday morning meeting with leaders Miss Ruby Leftwich and Austin Garris. President Bobby Saunders is noted as being in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill 4-H
Tiateed Ushtre Pongvens
Ruby Leftwich
Austin Garris
Bobby Saunders
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings and Events
The Priscilla club meets at 405 Hillcrest Drive with Mrs. Owen Reese at 3 p.m. The Philomathean club gathers 3 30 p.m. at 401 Woodbrook Court with Mrs. D R Parker hosting. The Junior Musical Art Club meets Saturday 3 30 p.m. at Mrs. W B Hall’s John son Street. A tea for Dr Elbert Russell is hosted by Rev and Mrs Cecil Haworth 4 to 5 30 p.m. at 213 Edgedale Drive. USO dances 8 15 p.m. at the Y M C A Gym for area service men. Sunday buffet dinner 5 to 7 p.m. at Adams Memorial building with Y W C A and USO cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Philomathean Club
D. R. Parker
Woodbrook Court
W. C. Jones
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Cecil E. Haworth
Edgedale Drive
Elbert Russell
Duke University
Central Friends Church
Y. W. CA
Adams Memorial Building
USO
4-H Club Program Highlights Talent by Local Members
The chair and Virginia Saunders served as secretary for routine business. Mrs. L. R. Peacock led the program with many 4-H members participating. Sixth and seventh graders sang, did stunts, and poems were performed by Beryl H, Betty Hedgecock, and Elizabeth Kea. Louise Holder and Katie Culler presented a talk on Outline for 4-H Club Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Saunders
L. R. Peacock
Gerald Hughes
Harold Illings
Bobby Wood
Winfred Smith
Bobby Saunders
Beryl H
Betty Hedgecock
Elizabeth Kea
Aalk
Louise Holder
Katie A
Betty Jane Culler
Car Crash Ends with Emergency Tongue Injuries in Dead-End Street
In Kansas City, driver T. R. Maness and passenger Ed Atkins were treated by a physician after their automobile crashed in a dead-end street. Both sustained severe tongue bites.
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Kansas City
T. R. Maness
Ed Atkins
Misses Hayworth Hedrick Host Shower For Mrs Fiermanti
Miss Martha Hayworth and Miss Yesable Hedrick entertained at the YWCA to honor Mrs Frank Fiermanti formerly Miss Hazel Hedrick. Guests enjoyed games and a miscellaneous shower. Gifts included lingerie and crystal while teat delicacies were served to a large group from this city and Thomasville.
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Martha Hayworth
Yesable Hedrick
YWCA
Frank Fiermanti
Hazel Hedrick
Miss Hedrick
J.F. Hedrick
Faye
Fonda Hedrick
Nell Rutledge
Iris Burton
Pauline Lloyd
Arwilla Jones
Sarah Curlee
Nell Machen
Ruby Clary
Cora Best
Sybil Best
Irma Sechrest
Carolyn Sechrest
Thomasville
BPWC Attends Mid Year Meet in Winston-Salem
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club will send at least five members to the Mid Year Council at the Robert E. Lee hotel in Winston-Salem November 13 and 14. Delegates include Mrs. Frances Casey, Mrs. E.M. Shipman, Mrs. Ann B. James, Mrs. Elsie, and Mrs. Bernice Cornell. Miss E. Vera Idol will speak at the luncheon on Saturday on Woman's Place in Building the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Robert E. Lee
Winston- Salem
Frances Casey
E.M. Shipman
Ann B. James
Elsie
Bernice Cornell
E. Vera Idol
Ot Point College
W.H. Neal
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
America
Marine Home on Leave Feted at Deep River
Miss Helen Weston hosted a reception for visiting United States Marines including Jack Fitzgerald of Thomasville and Elm Centre California Dallas Pendry and Jerry Smith of High Point and Parris Island South Carolina on furlough. The event also summarizes church society meetings, guests, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Weston
Jack Fitzgerald
Thomasville
Elm Centre
California
Dallas Pendry
Jerty Smith
High Point
Parris Island
S. C
United States Marines
Woman's Missionary Society
H. H. White
White
Joseph Peele
Africa
Treasury
Wesley Gordon
Henry Parrish
Sandy Ridge
Jamestown High School
Nd Skeen
Chanute Field
Illinois
S. Green
Augusta
J. D. Green
E. R. Pegg
Colfax
Tommy Tucker
Jo Ann
R. V. West
Clyde Bolling
Harry Gasque
Julia
Nancy Jones
Elizabeth Thornton
Elizabeth Gasque
D. Clark Johnson
Lucy Johnson
Eloise
Elizabeth Johnson
E. F. Williams
Point
Hubert Jordan
C. Y. Idol
Guilford College
Rt. 1
Mary Lee
Ophelia King
R. V. Weston
Claudia Thornton
Ed Thornton
Rex Thornton
C. E. Jordan
J. P. Jones
Frank Craver
High
Finesse Dilemma in a Paradoxical Card Play
In a North dealer, fast West vulnerable deal the spade queen lead misleads. West’s calm low club play sets up a sudden danger as declarer later attempts a diamond entry to unseal clubs. South misreads, failing to overtake the club jack and force the queen’s exit while entry remains.
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West
Fae
Declarer
South
Observance of American Education Week Held at Senior High Point
The annual observance program took place Thursday evening at 7 30 under the school faculty and Parent-Teacher Association. Dr C R Hinshaw of High Point College spoke on Our Obligation to Freedom. A ceremony featured the Star Spangled Banner pledge and devotional. New officers were elected for the PTA and a social hour followed in the cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point High School
Parent
C. R. Hinshaw
Rtment
High Point College
Chas. F. Carroll
Carl Cronstedt
Richard Quigley
H. P. Morrison
Parent-Teacher Association
J. A. Gray
Sara Wilson Jones
Final study class of year at Junior High School
The High Point P T A council holds its final meeting of the year at the Junior High auditorium on Tuesday at 7 30 pm Miss Maribelle Guin from Washington DC now working in health education with Dr Lucy Morgan at UNC will give an address on Wartime Nutrition Your Problem and lead a forum A motion picture will be shown and the university notes her as an outstanding student and presenter All local patrons are invited to attend
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High Point P.T.A
Maribelle Guin
Washington, D.C
Lucy Morgan
University of North Carolina
Pattern 4590 Aprons And Initial Transfers For All Sizes
Pattern 4590 features a two button back closing apron with initials, includes a transfer pattern, and comes in small 32-34, medium 36-38, large 40-42. Small requires 2 yards and ruffing. price and ordering details provided for the High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
Weet 17Th St
New York
Austin Cook Celebrates Third Birthday at Home
Austin Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vestal Cook, marked his third birthday with a Saturday evening party at home. A group of young friends attended games and refreshments were served by Mrs. Roy Russell and daughter. The item also notes visits by relatives and friends over the weekend, with several travel and church mentions.
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Denton
Austin Cook
Vestal Cook
Roy Russell
Mary Louise
High Point
Marie Parker
J. W. Parker
Dobson
Doris Carrell
Wilmington
Miss Carrell
Bill Carrell
George
Kermit Keever
Army
Irina
Remonia Sheen
James D. Elliott
Trinity
Sam Badgett
Ruby Elliott
James Skeen
Whitson C. Skeen
Herbert
Buren
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Everett Skeen Green
Tom Kearns
van Wood
Odell Skeen
Charlotte
Horace Skeen
Colon Skeen
Marshall Skeen
Bring the parents to the bar with them
An editorial promotes parental accountability for juvenile delinquency. It cites Francisco Madero’s idea that parents share responsibility when their children offend and describes a San Francisco program proposing a School of Parent Instruction. The plan includes probation for parents, parental schooling, and criminal charges for neglect contributing to delinquency.
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Francisco Madero
Mex
Ico
Mexico
Manana
Madero
Pedro
America
San Francisco
Bill” Wren
Anita Day Hubbard
Local residents travel to Hollywood and beyond
Mrs J H Petty has gone to Hollywood California for an extended visit with her daughter Mrs Herbert Wall who has been visiting here. Mrs Petty accompanied her daughter back to Hollywood. Mrs Horace W Fowler and her son Richard of Durham arrive for a week's visit with Mr and Mrs J M Isbury at 100 Brentley Circle. Mrs Sara Burton leaves for Tennessee to join her husband Sgt Hen Burton, accompanied by her brother Travis Oakley. Lt and Mrs Bernard F Allen arrive from Gadsden Alabama and live in Emerywood Court Apartments. he joins Basic Training Center number ten in Greensboro. Mrs Allen is formerly Ruth Wayne Nelson, niece of Mr and Mrs George Dobbins.
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J. H. Petty
Hollywood
Calif
Herbert Wall
Petty
Horace W. Fowler
Richard
Durham
Ee Perents
J. Misbury
Brentley Circle
Sara Burton
Mrs. Tenn
Sgt
Hen Burton
Bernard F. Allen
Gadsden
Ala
Emerywood Court
Allen
Basic Training Center
Greensboro
Ruth Wayne Nelson
George Dobbins
Births in Sophia and Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs W L Nelson of Sophia Route one announce a son born November 10 at Guilford General hospital. Mr and Mrs D W Loflin of 506 Flint Street announce daughter Zina Mae Loflin born November 11 at Guilford General hospital.
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Sophia
W.L. Nelson
Sophia Route One
Guilford General Hospital
Zina Mae Loflin
D.W. Loflin
Flint Street
Osbornes Welcome Son Howard Wayne
Mr and Mrs H C Osborne of 1114 English street announce the birth of a son named Howard Wayne on Thursday November 11.
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Osbornes
H. C. Osborne
English Street
Howard Wayne
Stouts Welcome Daughter Gwendolyn Marie
Pvt and Mrs C G Stout of 618 Cable Street announce the birth of a daughter Gwendolyn Marie at Guilford General Hospital.
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Stouts
Pvt
C. G. Stout
Cable Street
Gwendolyn Marie
Guilford General Hospital
Birth of Annette Louise Campbell at Guilford
Mr and Mrs W L Campbell of 201 West Russell announce the birth of a daughter, Annette Louise Campbell, on November 12 at the Guilford.
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Annette Louise Campbell
W.L. Campbell
West Russell Street
Annette Louise
Guilford General Hospital
No Heat No Mail Sparks Workplace Fever in Tale Lake
Tale Lake California story details a heated dispute at a segregated post office where Caucasian employees complain of cold offices while Japan ese interns enjoy a warm gym. The chant ends with a bold policy stance no heat equals no mail.
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Talelake
Calif
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Madeline Hoover
Wane U
Nabisco
National Biscuit Company
Misses Hayworth and
Hedrick Wete
Mrs. Fiermanti
Bpwc Group
Deep River
North Dealer
Fast-West Vulnerable
AKOS
P.T.A
Ty Anne Adams
Elsie Robinson
High Point, N. C
Lexington, N. C
Duke Power Company
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