Mesdames Humphreys And Sechrest Lead Needlework Guild
Officers elected to head the Needlework Guild for the new year include cochairmen Mesdames G. J. Humphreys and R. H. Sechrest at a meeting held at the Sheraton Hotel. Secretary H. P. Morrison and assistant secretary Wade Hiatt, treasurer Fred Whitescarver, and four vice presidents also named. The group reported about 1,200 garments and nearly $150 in cash were gathered for needy children, with plans to boost fall Ingathering and continue the reserve fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
G. J. Humphreys
R. H. Sechrest
Chhosen
H. P. Morrison
Wade Hiatt
Fred Whitescarver
Mesdames W. W. Lentz
Edgar Hartley
L. F. Causey
Myrtle Poore
Miss Watson Honored At Bridge Party And Shower
Miss Margaret Watson hosted a bridal bridge and shower at 230 Woodrow Avenue, complimentary as she prepares to marry Ensign Harry M. Doud Jr. in Corpus Christi, Texas. Guests included Mrs. Bunn W. Hackney and Miss Dorothy Hackney. Top score won by Mrs. Charles Mendenhall. guests presented handkerchief gifts to the honoree.
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Margaret Watson
Harry M. Doud, Jr
Bunn W. Hackney
Dorothy Hackney
Bridge
Woodrow Avenue
Miss Watson
Hackney
Ensign Doud
Corpus Christi
Tex
Rodd Field
Naval Reserve
Charles Mendenhalm
Pat Hackney
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Mary
Elizabeth Bennett
Clarkie Pleasants
Eloise Best
James Meadows
Ross Armstworthy
Charles Mendenhall
Mabel H. Burmett
Mary Ruth Connor
T. B. Bennett
Beta Sigma Phi Dress Program Highlights Wartime Care
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a November meeting at Mrs. George Elkins home on Lindsay Street. Members discussed suitable wartime dress and garment care to extend wear during and after the war. Participants included Anna Lee Ellison Betty Lou Crawford and George Elkins with new initiates Grace McKaughan Barbara Matthews and Emogene Shields attending for the first time. A talk by Betty Lou Crawford covered the organization’s purpose and membership, followed by light refreshments for about ten members.
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Beta Sigma Phi
George Elkins
Lindsay, Street
Anna Lee Ellison
Betty Lou Crawford
Grace McKaughan
Barbara Matthews
Emogene Shields
Women leaders to attend New York Herald Tribune forum
Mrs J F Hayden president of the High Point Woman's club and Mrs J E Lambeth of Thomasville will travel to New York City to attend the eleventh annual Herald Tribune forum at the Waldorf Astoria on Monday November 16. Hayden represents her focal club and Lambeth represents Thomasville Women’s club. They plan to spend a week in the city after the meeting. The topic is Our Fight For Survival In a Free World.
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J. F. Hayden
High Point Woman's Club
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
New York City
New York Herald-Tribune
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Hayden
Focal Club
Lambeth
New York
Entre Nous Club Entertained By Mrs. Hayden
The Entre Nous club met at Mrs. J. F. Hayden's Washington street home for a regular meeting with Boston rook, artfully decorated rooms, and fall chrysanthemum arrangements. Refreshments followed as Mesdames Z. I. Walser L. R. Terry A. E. Tate A. M. Rankin G. H. Kearns G. R. Humphreys C. F. Long H. S. Hartzell B. S. Cummings S. C. Clark W. C. Beavans and H. W. McCain attended.
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J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Boston
Mesdames Z. I. Walser
L. R. Terry
A. E. Tate
A. M. Rankin
G. H. Kearns
G. R. Humphreys
C. F. Long
H. S. Hartzell
B.S. Cummings
S. C. Clark
W. C. Beavans
H. W. McCain
Live Hunt Change of Meeting Place for Sedgefield Hunt
The Sedgefield Hunt changes the meeting venue to Sedgefield Stables from Ed Armstrong Estate for Saturday morning. The hunt starts at 8:30 and many members are expected to gather at the stables.
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Sedgefield
Sedgefield Stables
Ed Armstrong
Birth of Kathleen Elizabeth Dean
Lieutenant and Mrs Darrell T Dean announce the birth of a daughter Kathleen Elizabeth November 10 at Burrus Memorial Hospital Mrs Dean is formerly Kathleen Fields of this city Lieutenant Dean is in the armed forces overseas after a forum session at the Waldorf Astoria
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Darrell T. Dean
Kathleen Elizabeth
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dean
Kathleen Fields
Lieutenant Dean
Social Calendar Quietly Welcomes New Methodist Pastor
Saturday schedule includes 4:30 to 6 p m a reception at the YWCA honoring Rev Wilson Weldon and Mrs Weldon by the Junior Department of the First Methodist Church with parents and members invited. At 7 p m the Live Y ers Club at the YWCA hosts a dinner dance honoring soldiers from Sedgefield Air Corps Technical Training School.
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First Methodist Church
Wilson
Weldon
County Classroom Teachers Dinner Meeting Saturday
Guilford County Class Room Teachers Association schedules a luncheon meeting in the College Cafeteria on Saturday Nov 14 at 12 30 following the County Teachers Meeting at Curray School Woman's College Greens boro. Miss Ethel Perkins state president will attend. A panel on classroom organization achievements objectives and future will be held. All teachers invited regardless of membership. Aliss Julia McNairy Guilford county unit president will preside.
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Guilford County Class Room Teachers Association
Curray School
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Ethel Perkins
Associaton
Aliss Julia McNairy
Young People Meet New Minister at First Methodist
The First Methodist church invites youth ages 15 to 23 to meet Rev. Wilson O. Weldon Sunday at 6 30 p m in the Blue Room. Plans for weekly fellowship will be discussed. A formal reception honoring the new minister and his wife is held tomorrow evening for all congregation members to attend.
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First Methodist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
Union Hill School Fun Festival Tonight
Union Hill School hosts a fun festival starting at 7 30 tonight at the school building. The program features a sixth grade skit Paw Gets Took impersonations by seventh grade a grammar grade minstrel and popularity contest awards. Side shows and food and drinks will be sold.
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Union Hill
Paw
Patriotic Play at Main Street School Delights Parents
Thomasville on November 13 saw Main Street school present a three act musical We Hold These Truths for parents and teachers. Directed by Hilda Heatwole with Emma Mae Byerly in music and Frankie Craven on stage, the program drew on the Declaration of Independence to explain Life Liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Thomasville
Main Streetsschool
Hilda Heatwole
Emma Mae Byerly
Frankie Craven
Rena Bray
Louacda Brooks
Betty Lou Phillips
Sherrill Ferguson
Paul Gilliam
Leona Skeen
Addie Brown Lennard
Jean Hasesler
James Perryman
Lucretia Fllett
C. O. Pigler
Glee Club
Parent
Mrs C W Hollowell to Spend Weekend in Raleigh
Mrs. C W Hollowell of the St Marys School faculty Raleigh arrives this afternoon to spend the weekend with Mrs Laurance Ingram at her Rotary Drive home. She is Mrs Ingrams sister in law. Billy Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs G W Mitchell 103 West Chester Drive is recuperating at home after an appendectomy last Sunday.
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C. W. Hollowell
St. Mary's School
Raleigh
Laurance Ingram
Rotary Drive
Billy Mitchell
G. W. Mitchell
Westchester Drive
Pattern 4251 by Anne Adams apron pattern notice
Anne Adams offers Pattern 4251 with apple pocket and ric rac, a stylish Christmas gift. Describes a smooth waist fit and unbuttoning crossover straps for flat ironing. Pattern 4231 available in sizes small medium large. small uses 24s yards fabric and contrast yardage. Send ten cents, include size name address and style number to High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept. 243 West 1st St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Ricrac
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West
New York
N. Y
Y Board Plans For Visits Here Of Two Officials
The Y M C A board meets to plan visits by Dr Mil dred Morgan lecturer for Girl Reserves and by Miss Kathleen McArthur of the National Y staff. Morgan will speak to youth groups including Girl Reserve clubs on Monday. McArthur will address the November Membership Luncheon next Tuesday and stay through Wednesday.
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Mildred Morgan
Kathleen McArthur
Y.M.C.A
W. C. Idol
H. W. McCain
Morgan
McArthur
Arthur
The
New Society
Phoebe Meadows
National Industrial Council
Chicago
Leta Anderson
HP College Elects Some Of Its Junior Marshalls
The High Point faculty elected five of nine junior marshalls for the year at a morning meeting and will elect four more at the start of the second semester. Elected were Kenneth Crose chief marshall Lexington Talmadge Cole Asheboro John Perry Enfield Eloise Cecil and Bonnie Lewis High Point. Marshalls will serve at public affairs including commencement, chosen by the Executive Committee for scholastic standing leadership and character.
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High Point
Colonial Taxation Sparks Early Colonial Discontent
The tea tax did not start the revolution idea. Colonists were first stirred by a reduced molasses tax from a high rate to three pence, a shift that ruined local trade and intensified opposition to British policy.
Local hospital notes and family visit update
Day at Guilford General Hospital reports Miss Erma Sunits improving after a major operation at Wesley Long hospital Greensboro. She cannot receive visitors. Mrs R C Loman of Wise Street visits her son Mr C E Loman and wife in Roanoke Virginia over the weekend.
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Erma Sunits
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
R. C. Loman
Wise Street
Mrs. C. E. Loman
Roanoke
McKENNEY ON BRIDGE BOLD TRUMP ATTACK WINS DIRECT HAND
Mrs. Jeff Glick of Miami Fla and her husband defended their national mixed title at Syracuse the week of Nov 30 after winning in Richmond last year. In a demonstration hand Mrs. Glick showed precise play by winning a trump control and limiting losses with a calculated heart sequence.
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Trump
Jeff Glick
Miami
Fla
Richmond
Syracuse
Quick
Red Cross Sewing Room Ships Large Charity Shipment
Thomasville news reports the Red Cross Sewing Room led by Mrs. Carson Cox and Mrs. Hawthorn shipped 79 boys sweaters 40 children rompers 35 bed jackets 33 men s night shirts and three ladies dresses. Sixy sweaters for service members were sent to Greenville Mississippi Sea Girt New Jersey and Brooklyn Navy Yard. Volunteers and staff members listed praise from national Red Cross officials. The rooms operate in the New Lambeth building with open days and times inviting more helpers.
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Thomasville
Hawthorne
Cox
Red Cross
N.C
Army Elying
Greenville
Mississippi
American Red Cross
Sea ‘Girth
N. J
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Charles F. Finch
Jesse Green
Julius Gray
J.E. Hobgood
Lindsay Loftin
Thomas Peacock
Charles Phillips
J. C. Pennington
E. F. Pepper
Robert C. Rapp
Ralph Wilson
Irs
Ellen D. Eller
J. E. Lawing
Nee English
Dorothy Bumgardner
T. A. Sykes
Melton Jones
W. G.smith
R. A. Knight
R. M. Cooksey
Surgical Dressing Corps
G. T. Alexander
W. G. Smith
M. T. Lambeth
Lee F. Tuttle
Cordelia D. Wolf
National Red Cross
Wold
Lambeth
Nazi General Fired in Britain Chiefs Row Meant North Africa
Moscow radio reported Hitler dismissed Admiral Albert Kesselring, commander of the Axis air force in the Mediterranean, for failing to warn the German high command about the American and British offensive in North Africa.
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London
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Albert Kesselring
Anis
Mediterranean
North
Africa
WE THE WOMEN Cheer Up Ma Your Boy May Be Having Fun
Ruth Millett argues that sons abroad are often enjoying new experiences and social life. Mothers should avoid gloom and encourage letters that emphasize learning and activities. Even in safe spots some boys miss home, but parental attitude can shape how they share experiences.
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Ruth Millett
England
Solomons
Mrs J Moffitt Shows TB Film For City Lions
At the High Point Lions weekly meeting at Sheraton Hotel Mrs James Moffitt showed a TB education film with Joe Fidler as operator. The program urged early TB diagnosis and cited progress from Christmas seal funds. High Point’s quota is 3000 with 75 percent staying locally, separate from Guilford County Sanatorium funding. John Kalte and Rufus Russell won attendance prizes.
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High Point Lions
Sheraton Hotel
James Moffitt
Joe Fidler
High Point
Guilford County Sanatorium
John H. Kalte
Moffitt
George Dobbins
John H. Kalter
Rufus Russell
Moscow Press Spreads Allied Action in Africa
Moscow reports publish extensive details of British and American Africa operations. The coverage includes Roosevelt's Washington press conference remarks and Churchill's House of Commons address, with full Soviet accounts of the Eighth Army’s North African success and Egyptian and French front operations.
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Moscow
Africa
Roosevelt
Washington
Churchill
House of Commons
Eighth Army
Electrical thought experiments spark shared voltage idea
A playful concept suggests that if 2,000.03 people imagined the same thing simultaneously they could generate enough mental energy to light a standard incandescent lamp, illustrating collective focus as a visual metaphor.
Glorifying Yourself Eyes Right Fix Them
Eye makeup can create the illusion of larger brighter eyes with five items mascara eyebrow pencil brush eye shadow and discretion Start with clean lashes and brows use eye shadow to enlarge shadowed eyes blend edges to avoid a harsh line darken brows lightly follow natural outlines apply mascara in small amounts with upward strokes to lift lashes concentrate at centers for narrow eyes or outer corners for longer look too much makeup is counterproductive
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Alicia Hartner
Alicita Hart
Delicacy Spuds in Early American Colonies
In the 1700s American colonies white potatoes were rare and served only on special occasions with roast meats, highlighting their valued status as a delicacy among colonists.
Revival Meeting At Church Of God Opens Sunday
A revival meeting will open Sunday night at the Church of God with Rev. J. T. Stallings in charge. The event outlines a week of services led by the pastor and local church members.
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Church of God
J. T. Stallings
Government buys Arcade building in Asheville for federal agency
The federal government has purchased the Arcade building in Asheville to house a federal agency. It will be moved from Washington around January 1, with the announcement made yesterday.
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Asheville
Washington
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Sechrest
Mesdames
Entre Nous Club
Waldorf-Astori
Forum
Simpa
Peticone
Nabisco
Nabisco National Biscuit Company
County Classroom
Union Hill School
Main ‘St
By Anne Kams
H.P College
Marshalls
Guilford General Hospital
McKenney
Mrs. Glck KJ
Red Cross Sewing Room
Designing Woman
Hollywood
Jerrie Bockley
Moscow Press
Lydia E. Pinkham
Duke Power CO
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