Tomlinson-Foscue Wedding Sets for November 28
Plans for the wedding of Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson and Lt. James E. Foscue of James Btown now in the U S Naval Air Corps were announced with several social courtesies this week. The ceremony is set for Saturday November 28 at 5 p m at Spring field Friends Church. The bride will be attended by her sister Miss Anna Tomlinson. best man will be Henry W Foscue, brother of the groom. Multiple engagements include dessert bridge at Emerywood Country Club, coffee at the Dunbar home, an informal ton at Miss Alice Caldwell’s, a bridge party at Miss Helen Marie Sheroff’s, and luncheons at the Emerywood Club and Sheraton Hotel. Additional parties precede the wedding weekend with Mrs. Ralph Slate and others hosting.
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Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
James E. Foscue
James Btown
U.S. Naval Air Corps
Springfield
Richard Marshall
Miss Tomlinson
Clinton Kneessi
Aubrey Dunbar
Dun- Dar
Farriss Avenue
Alice Caldwell
Parkway
Helen Marie Sheroff
Emerywood Country Club
Ralph Slate
Sheraton Hotel
Enterprise Host To Press Women Of State Luncheon
About forty members of the North Carolina Press Women's Association visited High Point for a Fall conference luncheon hosted by The Enterprise at the Sheraton Hotel. Robert Thompson of The Enterprise spoke on women's evolving role in newspapers and postwar responsibility, with musical selections, gifts, and a business session naming Greensboro as spring meeting site.
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Enterprise
North Carolina Press Women’s Association
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
The
Robert Thompson
Thompson
America
Nell Craig
Woman's College
Greensboro
State Press Women's Association
Miss Craig
God Bless America
Mae Kirkman
Dorothy Hoskins
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
City Schools Music Department
Dorothy Coble
Raleigh
R. B. Terry
Terry
Brentley Circle
W. C. Jackson
Helms
Raleigh News and Observer
N. C. Press
Harriett Doar
Charlotte
National Press Association
National Association
Mary Frances Moore
Mary Garber
Winston-Salem
Cora Earp
Mount Airy
E. A. McCulloch
Elizabethtown
Marjorie Hunter
Flora Coyle
S. Rhodes Moffatt
Fayetteville
Valerie Nicholson
Mary Linn Collins
Salisbury
Margaret Ford Betts
Shelby
Lelia Graham Marsh
Hazel Shore
Mary Ann Scott
Winston‘Salem
Jean Bertram
Tobey Laitin
Dorothy Moore
Brentwood P T A to Sponsor Third Silver Tea
The Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association hosts the third silver tea Thursday afternoon at Mrs. B. S. Clodfelter’s Model Farm Avenue home from 2 30 to 4. Parents should meet at the school at 2 30 for transportation. Proceeds benefit the P T A treasury.
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Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
B. S. Clodfelter
Model Farm Avenue
Clodfelter
L. P. Greenway
Decatur Street
No November Meeting Of Home And Garden Club
The Home and Garden Club cancels the planned November meeting and reschedules for Wednesday December 2 with Mrs. Sam Calvert presiding. the December session will be the annual Christmas meeting.
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Home and Garden Club
Sam Calvert
Social Calendar of Community Clubs and Open House Events
Schedule of meetings and social events across clubs and churches through Friday and Saturday. Notable gatherings include the Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting on Steete Street, reception for Rev Walter R Kelly and family at Main Street Methodist Church, Garden Club sessions at 1306 Greenway Drive and Fairway Drive, Utopian and Mid-Week Study Clubs, Business and Professional Women's Club, Beta Sigma Phi Mu chapter, Social Arts Club bandaging at the YWCA, and a bridal courtesy for Miss Margaret Watson at Asia Restaurant. Saturday features the Emerywood Country Club dinner dance with John Peddicord orchestra.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. W. Crowder
Steete Street
Main Street Methodist Church
Walter R. Kelly
Burbank
Colonial Drive
Y.W.C
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Elwood
Beta Sigma Phi
Harry Crawford
Social Arts Club
W.C.A
J. Clifford White
Guilford Avenue
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Ross Armsworthy
Asia Restaurant
Margaret Watson
Local residents welcome service members on leave visits
Mrs Raeford Bailey and son Wayne returned from Norfolk to visit Pvt Raeford Bailey with the Marines. Sgt Ray H Dover Jr from Kelly Field Texas arrived for a ten day furlough to stay with his parents. Lt J W Slate Jr is stationed in Columbus Ohio and his wife travels to join him. Several families hosted visitors in Winston Salem including Miss Dessie Gregory of High Point undergoing Baptist Hospital treatment.
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Raeford Bailey
Wayne
Norfolk
Pvt
United States Marines
Ray H. Dover, Jr
Ketly Field
Texas
Raymond H. Dover
Ecker Apartments
Sgt. Dover
J. L. McMahon
T. O. Whittington
J. A. Herndon
Mary White
Winston-Salem
Dessie Gregory
High Point
Baptist Hospital
W C T U To Meet Tomorrow
The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union unit will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 3 o'clock at Mrs. J. P. Crowder's home on Steel Street. Full attendance is expected.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. P. Crowder
Steel Street
Miss Frank Seeks Loan of Unused Concert Tickets
Miss Virginia Frans of the city schools music department requests loaned tickets for Gregor Piatigorsky's concert tonight at 8 at the Senior High School. Donors may send tickets to 904 Carricks Avenue or leave them at the high school box office. Miss Frank will ensure their return to owners.
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Virginia Frans
City Schools’ Music Department
Gregor Paitigorsky
Frank
Carricks Avenue
B P W C Plans November Business Meeting at Elwood Hotel
The High Point Business and Professional Women's club will hold its November business meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Elwood Hotel. It will not be a dinner meeting.
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Elwood Hotel
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Brentwood P T A Presents Charlie Monroe Show
Brentwood P T A will sponsor Charlie Monroe and his Noon-Day Jamboree at the school on Thursday November 19 at 8 o clock A portion of proceeds goes to the PTA treasury Public attendance urged This may be his last appearance in the area An old time community sing led by Miss Dorothy Hoskins and Miss Emily Commander drew many parents and teachers during National Education Week The Education Week program closed Friday with a two act playlet And The Stars Heard by the sixth grade at the chapel hour
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Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Charlie Monroe
P.T.A
Brentwood School
Dorothy Hoskins
Emily Commander
Archdale Friends Plan Hamburger Supper
Archdale Friends Christian Endeavor Society met at the church to arrange a hamburger supper at Joseph Weaver's home tomorrow evening. The event begins at 7 30 o'clock.
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Archdale
Joseph Weaver
Archdale Friends Christian Findeavor Society
Birth of James Houston Haysworth at Guilford General
Mr and Mrs Adrian H Haysworth announce the birth of a son James Houston on November 15 at Guilford General Hospital Mrs Flayworth formerly Louise Hedrick of this city The body of an adult man contains more than one gallon of blood
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Adrian H. Haysworth
James Houston
Guilford General Hospital
Flayworth
Louise Hedrick
Archdale Christian Endeavor Meeting Hosts Spring Hill Guests
The Archdale Christian Endeavor Society held its regular meeting at the church with Spring Hill Endeavorers as guests. Leaders Jackie and Edith Aldredge outlined an effective program on Latin American friends, featuring a right and wrong types of participation and a George Mersey solo. A hamburger supper is planned for Tuesday night, November 17 at 7 30.
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Archdale Friends
Archdale Christian Endeavor Society
Spring Hill Endeavorers
Jackie
Edith Aldredge
George Mersey
Spring Hill Methodist and Archdale Friends Endorsed Meeting
The Spring Hill Methodist Christian Endeavor Society met with the Archdale Friends Society last evening instead of the church gathering. A program by the Friends outlined proper and improper Christian Endeavor conduct, impressing visiting members before the joint benediction dismissed both societies.
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Methodist
C.F. Society
Archdale Friends Society
Tuberculosis Deaths Rise in War-Torn Regions
War years see a rise in tuberculosis deaths in England and Wales with 5 percent then 11 percent increases. Paris reports a 20 percent jump in respiratory tuberculosis and 30 percent rise in other forms in early 1941 versus 1939. Also notes an average red blood cell count in Omian's bland at 18 billion per cubic centimeter.
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England
Wales
Paris
Omian
Cosmetics And War Bonds Tie In 1942 Christmas
Wartime shoppers find cosmetics at the center of Christmas gifts with patriotism as a theme. Gift sets include war bonds or stamps tucked into packaging, plus festive arrangements like soap angels and red green decor. Perfume, manicure kits, and beauty boxes are highlighted as practical, attractive, and affordable options for women contributing to the war effort.
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Fifth Avenue
Santa Claus
America
Dads Help Sons With Morale Through Army Careers
Ruth Millett notes a father’s attitude greatly shapes a son’s view of Army service. A dad who supports his son and treats enlistment as a constructive step boosts morale and motivation, even without promises of bonuses.
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Ruth Millett
Mortals and Immortals Lesson-Sermon at Class Churches
Sunday services across Christian Science temples examined Immortal man as the image of God and the eternal Mind. The Golden Text from Romans 8:19 and citations from Ephesians 1:3-4 were paired with Science and Health passages. The lesson asserted immortality of man as spiritual, not material, reflecting Life Truth and Love.
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Christian Science
Jesus Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Baptists and their heritage in America and North Carolina
A compact summary traces Baptist origins from 1644 in England through Roger Williams and the American church's early struggles for liberty. It notes Great Awakening, Separate Baptists, Shubal Stearns at Sandy Creek, and spread to Virginia Kentucky Tennessee, plus 1929 world church totals and North Carolina missionary ties. It highlights loyalty to the Bible, freedom of worship, democratic church government, and local tithing for church needs.
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North
Uist
John
Jesus
England
Church of England
New England
New Light
North Carolina
Philadelphia Association
Baptists
Shubal Stearns
Sandy Creek
Guilford County
Marshall
Abbott’s Creek
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Baptists of
Division of Primitive and Missionary Baptists in 19th Century
The split between Primitive and Missionary Baptists grew from Calvinist and anti missionary roots versus free will and instruction. In the U S the Missionary Baptists expanded seminaries and colleges, while the slavery conflict led to the Southern Baptist Convention. The Southern group emphasizes boards, conservatism, immersion for transfers, and local church autonomy.
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Southern Baptists
Widen Search For Former Film Actress Barbara Bennett
Beverly Hills, Calif. November 16. Police widened the search for Barbara Bennett the former film actress who disappeared after preparing to attend a party at friends’ home last Friday. Her husband Addison Randall said she had been despondent since a Connecticut judge awarded custody of her five children to her first husband Marion Downey in June. Detectives said Bennett was last seen as she was to depart for a dinner with agents James and Mrs. Doane. Bennett is the sister of Constance and Joan Bennett and the daughter of Richard Bennett.
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Beverley Hills
Calif
Lpi
Barbara Bennett
Friends
Addison Randall
Bridgeport
Miss Bennett
James Doane
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