War Bond Booth Workers Calendar
War Bond Booth Workers Calendar lists weekly schedules with group names and chairpersons for each day. Tuesday Local Y W C A chaired by Mrs R T Cottam. Wednesday Jewish Women’s Council chaired by Mrs Samuel Taub. Thursday Veterans Foreign Wars Auxiliary chaired by Mrs C H Greer and Newcomers Club chaired by Mrs C L Paton. Friday American Legion Auxiliary chaired by Mrs Geo Sutton. Saturday Business and Professional Women’s Club and Local College Students chaired by Mrs Dillard Ragan.
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Y.W.C.A
R. T. Cottam
Jewish Women's Council
Samuel Taub
Veterans Foreign Wars
C. H. Greer
Newcomers Club
C. L. Paton
American Legion Auxiliary
Geo. Sutton
Dillard Ragan
Robert Lees Entertain on 5th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee hosted an evening with a bingo party at their home celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary Five bingo tables produced high scores prizes went to Miss Ann Moffitt and Clyde Wood After games and songs guests were served and gifts in wood crystal and china were presented to the couple Attending were Miss Campbell Dot Wilson Carolyn Wilson Dot Huff Ida Ann Montgomery Wanda King Ann Moffitt and Mesdames Campbell Davis Montague Elliott Huff King and others plus Messrs Davis Wood Smith Bumgardner Watts and C A King
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
Ann Moffitt
Clyde Wood
Women of the Moose Meet Wednesday Evening
The Women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the Hall. Senior Regent Frances Lopp announced the event and urged all members to attend.
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the Moose
Frances Lopp
State PTA Head Speaker At Final Study Group Here
The final PTA study group of the year met at Senior High with Mrs. J B Dobson presiding and Charles F Phillips state PTA leader as guest speaker. Phillips of Woman's College Greensboro urged twelve month schooling, better equipment and trained teachers, noting low teacher pay and declining entrants to the profession. He called for school health measures including doctor checks and disease inoculation to boost overall welfare. Bay Street association led in attendance with Emma Blair a close second.
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J. B. Dobson
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Charles F. Phillips
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Phillips
Woman's College
University of the Carolina
Greensboro
Charles F. Carroll
North Carolina
Bay Street Association
Emma Blair
Guilds To Study Missions In South East Asia Wednesday
Wesleyan Service Guild at First and Wesley Memorial Methodist churches hosts a mission study course Wednesday at eight o'clock in the First Church. The Women’s Societies of Christian Service also participate with Miss Jo Marie Thompson guiding the program based on West of the Date Line. A tea follows the study period in the ladies parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist
Wesley Memorial Methodist
Women's Societies of Christian Service
Jo-Marie Thompson
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
South-East Asia
Local Hospital Updates and Visits Report
People E. T. Howard improves after a week ill at Baptist hospital Winston Salem. J. A. Lee of 707 Carr street recovers at High Point Memorial Boulevard after emergency operation. Mrs C V Nuckles and children of High Point visited Olene Welborn on Winston Salem road weekend. Mrs John B Ridge returns home from Boulevard unit after two weeks as patient. Mrs Blanche Henderson of 801 Tate street undergoes operation at Boulevard unit and is in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Howard
Baptist
Ljr
J. A. Lee
Carr Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Boulevard Branch
Alford J. Harvey
Amarillo
Tex
New York
C. V. Nuckles
High Point
Olene Welborn
Winston-Salem Road
John B. Ridge
Boulevard Unit
Blanche Henderson
Tate Street
Boulevard
Ray F. Hoover
Cleta Rich
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Charlotte
Woodmen Circle Social Set For Wednesday Evening
The Woodmen Circle plans its monthly social at 7 30 W est Commerce Street clubrooms. Announcement states the gathering takes place tomorrow evening.
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Woodmen Circle
West Commerce Street
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
A dense list of afternoon and evening gatherings across Thomasville High Point and area. Daughters of the American Revolution host Thomasville members with Mrs Pres ton B Wilkes as guest. Altrusa dinner at Sheraton. numerous garden clubs study clubs and luncheon meetings at homes and country clubs. USO dance at Y M C A and Sunday service men buffet supper at YWCA with USC and Junior Service League involvement.
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Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Thomasville
YWCA
USC
Junior Service League
Service Men Attend Local USO Center Event
Over 300 service men visited the USO club Sunday as Betty Lewis performed a 30 minute vibraphone concert. Civic groups supplied cakes and sandwiches while various clubs donated meals. Kathleen Young led weekend entertainment with schedule duties. senior hostesses were reminded to pick up booklets titled Cheers for Volunteers.
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USO Club
Betty Lewis
Civitan Club
The
Elks Club
Junior Service League
St. Edward's Catholic Guild
American Legion
Ward Street Church
Mesdames
Fred Flagler
R. D. Tillson
Elizabeth Allbright
Kathleen Young
CIA
Dixie Land
Lois Welborn
Julia Ryan
Virginia Frank
USO
Private Duty Nurses Meeting At Williard Home
The Private Duty Nurses club will be entertained at the regular meeting Thursday evening by Mrs. E. H. Williard at 1102 Johnson Street. The hour is seven thirty, and Miss Glenn Farr will preside as one of the group.
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Howard Hartzell
Guilford Avenue
Country Club
C. H. Williard
Johnson Street
Priscilla Club
Charles Perry
Sherbrook Court
E Bridge
Emerywood
Frank, Sizemore
Moeting
E. H. Williard
Glenn Farr
Hilliards Welcome Daughter Henrietta Swain
Mr and Mrs EL Hilliard announce the birth of a daughter Henrietta Swain on November 7 at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Hilliards
EL. Hilliard
English Street
Henrietta Swain
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Daughters Of Confederacy Meet At Thomasville
Members of the Brierfield chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the Red Cross rooms in Thomasville to sew surgical dressings and hear a program on Christopher G Memminger. A bridge party later honored Mrs Jack Hunt, former Miss Sara Forest Thompson, with gifts and prizes named by teachers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
Thomasville
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Red Cross
I. R. Greer
A. J. Farrington
Mary Green Matthews
Christopher G. Memminger
the Treasury of the Confederacy
Beulah Norment
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Spring Street
Jack Hunt
Sara Forest Thompson
Hunt
Colonial Drive School
George Arnold
Reva Wilson
Life Worth Living Through Trials and Hope
The author receives many letters asking if life is worth living amid war and hardship. He argues life remains worthwhile, citing human resilience, dreams of a better life, and a higher meaning found in striving and living in His image.
Easy to Sew Sunbeam Frock Pattern 4500 Sale Notice
Pattern 4500 offers sizes 12 to 44 with simple sewing and optional contrast. Includes yardage 2 3 4 yards for size 16 in 35 inch fabric, with a two pattern offer for twenty cents coin mail order from The Enterprise Pattern Dept New York. Also promotes Anne Adams Fall Winter Pattern Book and a free hat and muff-bag pattern in the book.
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Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Anne Adams
Allen Jay Supports Tax Levy Resolution
Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association voted to back a proposed tax levy for Guilford County schools to fund a supplement. T Bennison spoke on the levy as fifteen Boy Scouts received awards from Scout Master Charles Reddick and Clyde Corneilson. Special music from high and junior high glee clubs followed a devotional by Hoy Yarbrough. Ruth Farthing and Gladys Sledd won October attendance awards. Mrs. J. E. Hall presided.
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Allen Jay
Association
Guilford County
T. Bennison
Charles Reddick
Clyde Corneilson
Ay Scout Council
Church Social at Mrs Bodenheimer’s Home
The Stephens Bible Study Class holds its regular meeting Wednesday at 3 p.m. at 313 Sunset Drive home of Mrs W P Bodenheimer. Rev B H Phaup will lead the session and all members are asked to attend.
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Stephens Bible Study
W. P. Bodenheimer
Sunset Drive
B H. Phaup
Not All Luck in a Contract Bridge Hand
South in the deal, North-South vulnerable, plays a hand where a careful plan yields many tricks. After a diamond lead, the club queen position dictates adjustments, and South logic leads to multiple clubs and a heart finesse for the contract.
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North
West
Declarer
East
South
Chicken Pie Supper Planned at Ada Blair School
A chicken pie supper will be held at Ada Blair School Wednesday evening under the Parent-Teacher Association sponsorship. Mrs Irene is president and invites the public. Menu includes fruit juice chicken pie green beans candied yams vegetable salad apple pie coffee or cocoa and hot rolls at a reasonable price. PFC Charles W Cromer, son of Mr and Mrs D E Cromer, completed a Flexible Gunnery course at Kingman Air Field Arizona after entering the Army May 19 1944 at Fort Bragg.
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Ada Blair
Parent
Irene
Cromer
Charles W. Cromer
D. EF. Cromer
Russell Sr
Kingman Air Field
Ariz
Army
Fort Bragg
Garden Council Opens Sales At War Bond Booths
Garden Club council opened sales at booths across town for the Sixth War Loan Drive. The first bond sold to B Curran at the Sheraton won a. cne Edgar. Hee bought number two from the post office booth and Curtis Smith deal bought number three near the railroad. Booth decoration was led by Mrs R J Quigley and Mrs J J Corrigan. Bill Martin of the Jay-Cees made over 200 posters. Co chairmen Mrs Katherine Raymond and Mrs Matt Wall reported well staffed booths and a strong start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Council
B. Curran
Sheraton
Edgar
Hee
Curtis Smith Deal
R. J. Quigley
J. J. Corrigan
Bill Martin
Jay- Cees
Katherine Raymond
Matt Wall
Garden Club
Marine pilot Crofts returns after 33 missions with Hall's Bells
Marine First Lieutenant Charles W. Crofts of 307 Pickett Street has returned to Miramar California after taking part in 33 combat missions as a pilot with the Hall's Bells fighter bomber squadron in the Central Pacific theater.
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Marine Corps Air Depot
Miramar
Calif
Charles W. Crofts
Pickett Street
Central Pacific
Square Dance Planned at Youth Center Evening
Recreation leaders of the trl Scouts will host a square dance at the Youth Center from eight to ten this evening. S. J. Best will call the dance numbers and string music will be provided for the dancing.
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Trl
S. J. Best
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War Bond Booth
Robert Lees
Women of Moose
Vicks
Kache
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Orion Label Directions
Lydia E. Pinkham
Conran
Minnie Lee
Steed
Vera Buckner
Ruby Tyner Hetty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Tel
Guilford
Margarine
Wks
Filkerti Margarine
PTA
Burbank
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Council of Jewish Women
Sam Hyman
Edgedale Drive
High Point Council of Jewish Women
USO Center
GSO
Williard Home
Parent-Teacher Association
Colonial Drive
William van Liere
Betty Jean Luther
R. Hamrick
Valse Erica
Schubert
E. S. Earnhardt
W. S. Horton
Main Street
Romulus Skaggs
Pace Mills
Margaret McLeod
Kern Street
Frank Marr
Rich
Stephens
Our
Larry Odell Spoon
Odell Spoon
Glenn Thomas Smith, Jr
Glenn T. Smith
Greensboro Road
Iko64
Allen Jay School
Dr. Caldwell
Garden Council
Waggers Elwood Hotel
Maurice
Perl T Et Ti
Duke Power Company
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