Juniors Host Informal Tea at College First in Series
The Junior Class hosted an informal four to six tea at Woman's Hall, High Point College, with Miss tine Fields in charge. A college trio performed Ave Maria Lift Thine Eyes and solo numbers as Miss Fields accompanied. Tea was poured by Wande Rash Irna Miller and others beside a fruit centerpiece in autumn colors. next tea will be hosted by the sophomore class in December.
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Woman’s Hall
High Point College
Tine Fields
Music Department
Helen Upshaw
Norma May Brooks
Doris Koonce Maria
Miss Brooks
Brown Bird
Miss _ Fields
Wande Rash
Irna Miller
Eunice Clough
Helen Meredith
Lillian Self
Mildred Wagner
Mary Anne Coe
Marguerite Koonce
Greensboro
Glee Club
Woman's College
Elizabeth Jensen
Aycock
Helfer
Blaesmith
Nette
Schuman
Brahms
Jane Baucom
High N
Service Men Feted by USO Club Over Weekend
About six hundred service men were entertained by the USO in the area last weekend. At the gym dance on Saturday about 150 attended, Sunday night at the USO club drew another 150, and a full day event drew capacity numbers with a buffet supper. Local volunteers and organizations provided music and hosting, with plans for a staff meeting of 325 junior and senior hostesses later this month.
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USO
Toose
USO Club
Paulette Lindsay
Missa
Emile Serposs
City Schools Music Department
Jimmy Harris
Courtes the
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Iss Julians
John Paul
C. W. Davis
H. D. Smith
Ast Ensemble
Amenceis Whitleee
Frank Armfield, Jr
Adams Memorial
Aiene Men Were Age Gren As Well As A Sinith Miss Marie Trother
Ing
Mary Ellen Hege
YWCA
USC
E. H. Denman
Greensboro
Junior High P T A Plans Study Group
The Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association will hold a study group meeting in the school auditorium tomorrow at 7 30 P M Miss Mary Guilen of the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill will be the principal speaker.
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Mary Guilen
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Trinity P T A Study Group Meets Tomorrow
The Trinity Parent-Teacher study group will hold its third and final meeting in the home economics building at the school Wednesday at 3:30 PM. The discussion topics include Growing Up In War Time and Teacher Shortage Threatens Your Child, per an announced note.
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Trinity
Junior Musical Art Club Re Organized Here
Reorganization plans for the Junior Musical Art club were laid after noon Saturday at Ann Hall on Johnson street. Clara Ann Massey named president with Joyce Loftin as vice president Ann Hall as secretary and Mary Lou Dillon as treasurer.
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Musical Art Club
Ann Hall
Johnson Street
Clara Ann Massey
Joyce Loftin
Mary Lou Dillon
Patricia Massey
Ralph Tilden
W.R. Kelly
Valette J. Harris
Dod Lewis
Grieg
Army Air Corps
Ann Kearns
Patty Dillon
Joyce Hilton
Secall
Donree Greenwood
Betty Dillon
Edith Flagler
Dot Lewis
Elizabeth Prettyman
Jean Mont - Sack
Tae Ni Peaao
Shirley
Red Springs visitors share weekend with Hargetts
Mr and Mrs J Knox Harrington of Red Springs spent the weekend in town with Mrs W L Hargett at 1107 Johnson Street. Mrs Harrington is the daughter of Mrs Hargett whose sons Lt W L Hargett Jr and Cpl R S Hargett were guests.
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J. Knox Harrington
Red Springs
W. L. Hargett
Johnson Street
Social calendar busy with club meetings and events
The schedule lists multiple gatherings including a ladies bridge at Emerywood Country Club, Y W C A November luncheon with Rev Weldon, and a WCTU meeting at Louise Avenue. Also planned are USO dances, Red Cross activities, garden club work, and breakfasts and dinners at local clubs with varied hostesses and locations.
Thanksgiving Plans By Industrial Council
At the first Fall meeting of the Inter-club council of Industrial department of the YWCA held yesterday afternoon at the Adams Memorial building, plans for a Thanksgiving breakfast on Sunday November 28 were completed. Council representatives will urge clubs to send Thanksgiving baskets to needy families. Attending were Misses Iris Burton Elizabeth Clinard Bertha Dennis Sally Ray and Mesdames Ruth Ray Leta Anderson and H W McCain.
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Inter-club Council of Industrial Department
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
Iris Burton
Elizabeth Clinard
Bertha Dennis
Sally Ray
Mesdames
Ruth Ray
Leta Anderson
H. W. McCain
Burbank Garden Club Sets Dressing Mission at YWCA
Mesdames J B Fink and J Wade Hiatt will co host the Burbank Garden club meeting Wednesday morning in the YWCA surgical dressing rooms. Members meet at 9 o clock for a two hour dressing effort led by club president Mrs H P Morrison.
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Burbank
Valette J. Harris
Rockford
Sheraton Hotel
Mesdames
J.B. Fink
J. Wade Hiatt
Burbank Garden Club
Y.W.C.A
H.P. Morrison
Current Events For WOT Club Meeting
The WOT club meets tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at Mrs R K Stewart 303 West Farriss Avenue. Associate hostesses are Mesdames A S Parker and W C Jones. Members bring current events to share as each will participate in the program.
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Emerywood Country Club
Adams Memorial
Wilson O. Weldon
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Fred Peacock
Louise Avenue
W.O.T
R. K. Stewart
West Farriss Avenue
A. S. Parker
W. C. Jones
The
American Auxiliary
A. Coke Cecil
Rockford Road
W. O. T. Club
Jewish Women Council To Hear USO Official
The High Point Council of Jewish Women will meet Tuesday evening at 8 30 at Mrs. Harry Jacobs home on Colonial Drive. USO director Kaplick of BTC number 10 will be guest. Members are asked to note the change from Wednesday to Tuesday for this meeting.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry Jacobs
Colonial Drive
USO
Kaplick
BTC Number 10
Mid-Week Study Club Reschedules Friday Meeting
The Mid-Week study club meeting previously listed as Wednesday is moved to Friday afternoon at Crossrooms of the YWCA. Members should gather at 3 o'clock for this week's session.
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Y.W
Births and new daughters announced in Forsyth area
Birth announcements list Har old LaMar II to Mr. and Mrs. Harold L Wilson born Nov 14 at Baptist hospital Winston-Salem. Dell Alspaugh former resident mother. Coast Guard husband stationed at Shalotte Point. Also Roy Lee O Ham announce birth of M Lee at Guilford general hospital on Dec 7. R E Skeen announce daughter Sue Even born Nov 6 at home Kernersville route one.
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Harold L. Wilson
Harold LaMar, II
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Wilson
Dell Alspaugh
That City
W. T. Alspaugh
United States Coast Guard
Shalotte Point
O'Hams
Roy Lee O'Ham
Coletrane Street
M Lee
Guilford Oral Hostal
Sue Even Skeen
R. E. Skeen
Sue Even
Kernersville Route
Forgetful burglars hit Chicago grocery with cheese and coupons
Burglars in Chicago stole 60 pounds of Italian cheese three cases of tomato sauce two cases of cottonseed oil cigarettes cigars and 10000 ration coupons from a local grocery. Police recovered a shopping bag containing $400 near the cash register.
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Chicago
Jesus Conception of Love Sermon at Central Friends Church
Dr. Elbert Russell closed a four part religious address series at Central Friends Church with a 6:30 p m sermon on Jesus conception of love. He urged widening mercy beyond kin and race and urged Christian unity beyond sectarian divisions. He cited Nicodemus and John 3 16 and said heaven includes a diverse faithful gathered through tribulation and robes washed in the Lamb s blood. He warned against Jim Crow and racial barriers in Christian duty.
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Central Friends
Elbert Russell
Duke University School of Religion
Central Friends Church
Jesus
Nicodemus
John
Russell
Heaven
Axis Conference Held at Tokyo Imperial Hotel
A conference of leading axis representatives met today in Tokyo at the Imperial hotel. Attendees included ambassadors and ministers from Nanking Manchukuo Thailand puppet governments Romania Bulgaria Hungary Finland and the puppet provisional Indian government. Germany was represented by its ambassador. The Italian envoy in Tokyo remained loyal to King Victor Emmanuel.
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Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
Imperial Hotel
Tokyo
Nanking
Manchukuo
Thailand
Rumania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Germany
Vittorio Angele
Jumper Frock Pattern 4592 for Children Sold
Advertisement for Pattern 4592 showing a jumper frock with a tie back belt for young children. Describes blouse options, fabric suggestions, sizes 2 to 10, yardage for size 6, and pricing with coins. Includes order details from High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
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Moppet
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Temperance Group To Hear Report Of Hickory Meeting
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet Tuesday at 3 PM at Mrs. Dred Peacock's home on Louise Avenue. Mrs. J L Payne will report on the recent state convention in Hickory. Roll Call Day will be observed tomorrow, announced by W C T U president Mrs. M J Crowder.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Church Social Workers Conference Set for Wednesday
The Workers Council of First Methodist church will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 in the assembly room. Mesdames Odell Culler and L H Zimmerman of the nursery department will lead the session.
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Workers Council
First Methodist Church
Mesdames Odell Culler
L.H. Zimmerman
A Valuable Safety Play in a Contract Bridge Scenario
South dealer, both sides vulnerable, faces a 2-2 heart break but hits a 4-0 break. West opens a singleton club and declarer misplays by leading trumps from dummy, allowing defenders to hold the set. The piece analyzes a faulty safety play that defeats a small slam.
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Declarer
West
Oven Crisping A New Postwar Cooking Art
Postwar housewives are urged to adopt oven crisping to replace deep fat frying. The method saves fat for the war effort while preserving popular foods like chicken and french fries. Dealers nationwide promote this technique as a practical way to conserve glycerine for explosives production.
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America
Uncle Sam
Listen World by Elsie Robinson Inspires Humble Joys
A reflective poem recounts a shift from chasing grand visions to valuing small, lasting joys. The speaker recalls restless youth and glamorous dreams, then finds real happiness in simple things like family, home, hard work, and nature, recognizing love and modest favors as enduring.
Card play lesson on declarer safety leads and break
The prose explains a misplay by leading ace or king when void of queen and key suit, advising a low lead to test follower’s ability. If second hand cannot follow, declarer wins with a high honor and later targets the four missing cards. if follower can, the suit stays 3-1 and the defender’s holdings remain hidden.
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Declarer
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