Patriotic Group Dinner Features Thanksgiving Talk
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty met at Commerce Street hall last evening with J. R. Pierce of Goldsboro and C. W. Rowell of Salisbury as speakers. They discussed Thanksgiving and national gratitude, voted to donate five dollars to the High Point Graduate Nurses club surgical dressings project, and ten dollars to the Camp Butner reception room fund. About twenty five attendees enjoyed a meal prepared by Mrs. J. R. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
J. R.pierce
Goldsboro
C. W. Rowell
Salisbury
Mr. Pierce
High Point
Mr. Crowell
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Camp Butner
Durham
J. R. Long
Women in War Time Seek Housing for Officers Wives
Ruth Millett recounts a wife traveling 600 miles with a six month old baby to reach her husband’s Army camp. After finally securing a temporary apartment, a landlord orders them out because of the baby. Millett argues many soldiers’ wives follow husbands to camps and deserve housing stability. families shoulder two homes on slender lieutenant salaries.
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Ruth Millett
Noted Educator Dr Mildred Morgan Addresses High Point Girls
Dr Mildred Morgan spoke to a city wide gathering of Girl Reserve advisors at the senior high school on Understanding Girls and Methods of Counseling. She outlined four key adjustments for girls including adult relations with parents, peer relationships, realistic work and money views, and personal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Woman’s College
Greensboro
Mildred Morgan
Girl Reserve
Morgan
Susandall Thomas
Dr. Morgan
Alex H. Whitley, Jr
Edgvedale Drive
William Penn High School
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Interclub Council of Girl Reserves
North Carolina
V. F. W. Auxiliary Meeting Tonight Open to New Members
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold an open meeting at the hall on Washington and Main this evening at eight o'clock. Eligible interested individuals are invited to attend. The announcement was made this morning.
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Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Washington and Main
Brentwood PTA Silver Tea Delayed To Wednesday
The Brentwood Parent Teacher Association schedules its third silver tea for Wednesday afternoon from 2:30 to 4:00 at the home of Mrs. B. S. Clodfelter on Model Farm avenue.
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Brentwood
Parent-Teacher Association
B. S. Clodfelter
Model Farm Avenue
Social Calendar Highlights for Miss Tomlinson’s Bride-Elect
The Emerywood area hosts a week of social events from Tuesday through Saturday. Dessert bridge, informal receptions, garden club meetings, teas, and dressings at the Emerywood Country Club honor Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson, with multiple clubs, churches, and community groups involved, including Main Street Methodist, Beta Sigma Phi, and the Canterbury Club. Notable venues include Emerywood Country Club, YWCA, Asia Restaurant, and various private homes in Greenway Drive Farriss Avenue and Guilford Avenue.
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Richard Marshall
Emerywood Country Club
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Main Street Methodist Church
Walter R. Kelly
Burbank Garden
Fairway Drive
Elliott Wood
Robert Davis
Utopian Study Club
J. H. Walker
Colonial Drive
Tomlinson
Alice Caldwell
Yarkway
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Elwood
Beta Sigma Phi
Harry Crawford
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Jamestown
Yw.c.a
J. Clifford White
Guilford Avenue
Helen Marie Sheloff
Emerywood
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Ross Arms- Worthy
Asia Restaurant
Margaret Watson
Appropriate program given by groups at Allen Jay PTA
The Allen Jay PTA held its November meeting with Vice President Mrs Hall in charge. Rev G E White led devotionals. Awards were announced for October PTA attendance. Demonstrations of playground activities were shown by primary grades.
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Allen Jay P. T. A
Hall
G. E. White
Archdale Methodist Church
Purvis
Miss Haswood
Jordon Spencer
Meredith College Luncheon At Baptist Convention
Local Meredith College Alumnae plan a luncheon tomorrow at one o clock in First Methodist Church in connection with the 112th annual Baptist convention opening at First Baptist. Dr Carlyle Campbell Meredith College president will speak along with L C Satterfield Mae Grimmer and Mrs L R Harrill. About seventy five guests expected.
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Meredith College
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Meredith
Carlyle Campbell
L. C. Satterfield
Mae Grimmer
L. R. Harrill
Raleigh
Altrusa Cancels Soldiers Supper and Dance Plan
The High Point Altrusa Club announced the cancellation of a planned supper party and dance for soldiers from the U S Army Air Corps Technical School at Sedgefield. The delay stemmed from transportation difficulties preventing troops from traveling to High Point.
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High Point
Altrusa Club
U. S. Army Air Corps
Sedgefield
Mabel Burnett
Montgomery visitors and local health notes update
Mr and Mrs Herman Flynn of Montgomery Alabama visit Mrs Flynn's mother Mrs John W Clinard at 401 Otteray Drive arriving Saturday and staying through the weekend Mrs Clifford Holton of 518 Worth Avenue recovers at Guilford General Hospital after an appendectomy she cannot receive visitors yet Miss Marie Hoggard has returned home to 710 712 West Green Street and can receive friends Set Mayton F Fulp has returned to Fort Bragg after a five day furlough with his parents Lloyd and Mrs Fulp at Triangle Lake Fulp is listed as having enlisted in October 1940
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Herman Flynn
Montgomery
Ala
Clifford Holton
Worth Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Marie Hoggard
Burrus Memorial Hospital
West Green Street
Set
Mayton F. Fulp
Fort Bragg
Lloyd Fulp
Triangle Lake
Set. Fulp
Local births announced for several families
Mr and Mrs G B E Schultheiss announce a son Barry Norman born November 15 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Bartley Conner announce a son born November 16 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs W Amos Fulp announce a son Samuel Walter born November 17, Mrs Fulp formerly Odessa Hibbard. Mr and Mrs R Sigman Sechrist announce a daughter Mary Beth born November 17 at Guilford General Hospital, Mrs Sechrest formerly Beatrice Harris.
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G. BE. Schultheiss
Chandler Street
Barry
Norman
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Schultheiss
Aliss Eloise Hinney
John Bartley Conner
Clara Cox
Guilford General Hospital
W. Amos Fulp
High Point
Samuel Walter
Fulp
Odessa Hibbard
R. Sigman Sechrist
Mary Beth
Sechrest
Beatrice Harris
Early American Arts Club Meets Thursday at Ragsdale Home
The Early American Arts Club will meet Thursday at 10:30 AM at Mrs. W. G. Ragsdale Jr.’s James town home. The session, shifted for Thanksgiving, features Mrs. Ragsdale presenting on Old Candlesticks and Molds with her collection of rare candle sticks and antique lamps.
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A. Scott Parker, Jr
James B. Lovelace
Emerywood Club
Tomlinson
Er. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Collier Ellis, Jr
Collier Ellis
John Peddicord
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Jamestown
Ragsdale
Stephens Bible Class to Meet Wednesday
The Stephens Bible Study Class will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. P. R. Dixon at 1006 Lindsay Street. Mrs. Nora L. Andrews will be in charge of the session.
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Stephens
Stephens Bible Study
P. R. Dixon
Lindsay Street
Nora L. Andrews
Young Style Pattern 4259 by Anne Adams Promises Verve
Youthful dress pattern 4259 by Anne Adams features a crisp collar curved waistline and practical pockets. Misses sizes 12 through 20 available with a 25 yard 33 inch fabric requirement for size 16 and instructions to send sixteen cents plus size name and address to The High Point Enterprise pattern department in New York.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 10Th St
New York
N.Y
The Tar Heel Gardener Transplanting Trees And Shrubs
The Tar Heel Gardener advises on transplant timing by region with dormancy aiding survival. It notes deciduous plants are dug with little soil, nursery grown stock preserves roots, and wild-collected stock has few usable roots. It stresses careful digging, root preservation, and wrapping root balls for evergreens during relocation.
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Piedmont
North Carolina
Piatigorsky Stars In Praised Cello Recital At School
Russian cellist Gregor Piatigorsky delivered a highly praised junior high school concert backed by Valentin Pavlovsky. The program featured Marcello sonata, Beethoven, Weber variations, Prokofieff, Achron dedicates pieces to Piatigorsky, Chopin nocturne, La Campanella, Saint Saens The Swan, de Falla pieces, with encores underscoring strong audience response including local and Chapel Hill cellists.
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Gregor Piatigorsky
Valentin Pavlovsky
Piatigorsky
Chapel Hill
Koussevitsky
Mrs Wm Cates Feted At Bridal Shower
Complimentary to Miss Doris Petty, bride to be, a bridal shower was given by her mother Mrs T R Petty and hostess Miss Jewell Rhyne. Games and refreshments followed, and the bride received many attractive gifts.
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William Cates
Doris Petty
T. R. Petty
Jewell Rhyne
Shields to protect dresses from soil across shoulders
To prevent staining woolen, silk, or synthetic dresses, attach black shields of soft material. Readymade shields are sold at novelty counters or can be home made from washable cotton, net, silk, or discarded slip. Cut from the back section of a dress pattern, finish edges neatly, and launder after every second or third wear.
Mrs. Ayers Hosts Susannah Ayers First Birthday Party
Mrs. T. M. Ayers entertained a small group of little girls at her East Avenue home on Thursday November 12 to honor her daughter Susannah on her first birthday. Guests included several young friends and ladies, and a large birthday cake with one candle centered the decorated table.
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T. M. Ayers
East Avenue
Susannah
Samura de Lappe
Beth Antoinette Parks
Martha Caldwell
Aim Gray Eilkin
Woodmen meet here tonight for special session
The High Point lodge of Woodmen of the World will hold a special meeting tonight at 7:30 o clock in the lodge hall. All members are urged to attend as important organizational matters are scheduled to be discussed.
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High Point Lodge of Woodmen of the World
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
Constipation relief promoted as a gentle, stomach friendly laxative. Claims it wakes lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines for prompt relief and ease on a sensitive stomach. Endorsed for adults and children with directions on the label or by a physician for maximum comfort and better health.
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Dr. Caldwell
Thomasville Man Given 18 Months For Abandonment
Thomasville news item outlines multiple local court cases with sentences for drunkenness and assault charges. Mil ler Dunlap received 12 months for abandonment and non-support. Irving Nelson faced three counts of drunkenness with 30 days each. Fred Gallimore fined $10 and costs. Broadie Moore jailed 30 days with fine conditions. Several youths with assault charges referred to juvenile authorities. A number of motorists were taxed one third court costs for speeding. Kentucky Derby winners horseshoes donated to scrap.
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Thomasville
Miller Dunlap
Carl Wilson
Irving Nelson
Fred Gallimore
Denton
Broadie-Moore
William Crawford Richardson
Margen Lee Massey
James Nelson
George Nelson
Charles Mock
Davidson County
Bert Alexander Ayers
Charlotte
William S. Lander
Lincolton
Glenard R. Stewart
Burlington
John Wiliam Smith
Salisbury
J. Odell Watford
City
R. R. Mitchell
Kernersville Youth Charged With Drunken Driving After Crash
Thomasville police announced a warrant for Marvin Idol 18 of Kernersville Route One charging drunken driving in connection with a wreck on East Guilford Street Sunday night. Idol drove an auto upside down after losing control. Craver, the other occupant, was slightly injured. Idol posted $500 bond. case to be heard in Thomasville court.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
E. R. Richardson
Marvin Ido
Kernersville
Route One
City Memorial Hospital
Idol
Craver
Thomasville Court
India home to one fifth of world population
A historical note states that one in five people globally resided in India, and it mentions 18th century fashion with musical snuff-boxes being popular during that era.
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India
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Ruth Millet
Cleveland
Brentwood P-T. A. Silver
Lidian
Pinkham
Komen
Cavalier Cedar Chest
Guilford
Ralph Slate
Sheraton
Canterbury Club
Everett Marsh
P. W. Grandjean
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Route Four
Allen Jay
PT. A
Altrusa Party For Soldiers
Early American Arts Club
Anne Dems
James G. Weaver
Wm. Cates
Susannah Ayers
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