Christianity Basis For New Society Discussed At Y Luncheon
About eighty members of the YWCA and guests met at the Adams Memorial Building for the November luncheon. Dr Kathleen MacArthur national YWCA staff member delivered a talk on the New Society and Its Christian Basis urging democracy with international ethics and sacrifice for lasting peace. Invocations by Mrs White and Mrs Idol preceded remarks. plan for a vesper Christmas meeting was noted along with fall flowers and luncheon tables prepared by Mrs Weaver Flagler and Kirkman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen MacArthur
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial Building
MacArthur
W. C. Idol
Dr. MacArthur
H. A. White
Idol
Meesdames
Joseph JT. Weaver
Fred Flagler
S. C ‘Kirkman
Ladies Host Informal Shower for Bride Elect
Mesdames Dunbar and Kneessi entertain about fifty guests at the Dunbar home on East Farriss Ayverna in honor of Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson bride elect of Lt. James E. Foscue. Guests signed a bride’s book, tea and refreshments featured yellow chrysanthemum decor and bridal color notes, with Mrs Henry Foscue overseeing the guest book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Clinton Kneessi
Aubrey Dunbar
Dunbar
East Farriss Ayverna
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
James E. E. Foscue
Kneessi
Tomlinson
Henry Foscue
Don Conrad
W C T U Meets With Mrs Crowder
The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union held a meeting at Mrs J P Crowder's home on Steele Street with Mrs M J Crowder leading a devotional on prayer. President Mrs J L Payne presided as committee reports were heard. The Sheppard liquor bill was outlined by Mrs D H Parsons. Twelve members and two guests attended, including Mrs C C Clark of Conway Arkansas and Mrs Shufelt, newly moved from New York. Refreshments followed and the next meeting is planned with Mrs G L Asbury on Fifth Street in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. P. Crowder
Steele Street
M. J. Crowder
Sprayer
Heaven
J. L. Payne
D. H. Parsons
C- C. Clark
Conway, Ark
Shufelt
New York
G. L. Asbury
Fifth Street
Chicken Dinner at Catholic Rectory Tomorrow Evening
A chicken dinner will be served tomorrow evening from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Catholic rectory on Barbee Street. The event is hosted by the Woman's Guild of the church and a tempting menu is planned for the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Rectory
Barbee Street
Woman’s Guild
Mary Montgomery
Guilford General Hospital
Fourth Street
Pattern 4176 by Anne Adams for girls in sizes six to fourteen
Anne Adams Pattern 4176 offers a ver sion for schoolgirl outfits with a crisp contrasting collar and cuffs. The ensemble includes a gathered wool skirt with velveteen top options and a jacket. sizes 6 through 14, with yardage requirements listed for 35 and 54 inch fabrics. Send ten cents to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department for the book and order forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Social Calendar Highlights Bridal Week Activities
Wednesday events include a tea for Miss Tomlinson at Miss Alice Caldwell's Parkway home and society meetings at Elwood Hotel and with Beta Sigma Phi. Thursday features the Early American Arts Club gathering in Jamestown, a bandage roll at the YWCA, and bridge events to honor Miss Tomlinson. Friday hosts lunches, Canterbury Club program, and a Emerywood Country Club dinner dance with John Peddicord Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomlinson
Alice Caldwell
Parkway
Elwood
Beta Sigma Phi
Harry Crawford
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Jamestown
Y.W.C.A
J. Clifford White
Guilford Avenue
Helen Marie Sheloff
Emerywood Country Club
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Ross Armsworthy
Asia Restaurant
Margaret Watson
A. Scott Parker, Jr
James B. Lovelace
Emerywood Club
F. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Collier Ellis, Jr
Collier Ellis
Miss Tomlinson
John Peddicord
Mrs Richard Marshall Inaugurates Pre Nuptial Party Series
Mrs Richard Marshall hosted a dessert bridge at Emery Wood Country Club to inaugurate a series of pre nuptial parties for Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson, whose marriage to Lt James E. Foscue is planned later this month. Guests included Miss Tomlinson, Miss Helen Marie Sheloff, Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell, and many local notables. top scores won Went to Mrs James B Lovelace and Mrs W L Tabb while Miss Tomlinson received a wedding pattern silver gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Ito
James E. Foscue
Emery‘Wood Country Club
Richard Marshall
James B. Lovelace
W. L. Tabb
Troop Three Leads Victory Fund Drive Completion
High Point Girl Scout Troop Three, meeting at Wesley Memorial Church led by Mrs. Joe Dobson, becomes the first troop to reach one hundred percent participation in the Victory Fund Drive for War Savings Stamps. Members include Diane Tucker Ann Gamble Patricia Hubbard Nell Sicloff and others. Troop Eighteen held a cook-out at Mrs. John S. Pickett’s home on North Main Street and Troop Six received bicycle safety instruction from Sergeant Fred Snider of the Police Department in preparation for an upcoming cycling trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church, Land
Joe Dobson
Diane Tucker
Ann Gamble
Patricia Hubbard
Nell Sicloff
Ann Steed
Barbara Burton
Ruth Elis
Martia Harris McKenzie
Kathleen VanLoan
Betty Blades Spearman
Lois Kreienbaum
Martha Sale
Jeanne Teague
Eleanor Hauser
Henry Foscue
Helen Matie Sheloff
John S. Pickett
North Main Street
L. B. Earnhardt
Fred Snider
Fireman J R Pierce Returns to Goldsboro Service
Former resident J R Pierce comes back today to resume duties as a fireman at the Air Corps Technical School in Goldsboro after a visit with his family. The item also notes other local moves and a standard notice of a Forest Woodmen Circle meeting at West Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Pierce
ithis_city
Air Corps Technical School
Goldsboro
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
West Commerce Street
Legion Auxiliary To Cooperate In War Activities
The November session of the American Legion Auxiliary at Blair Park Clubhouse was chaired by Mrs. Leigh Harper. Guests included Mrs. J. W. Lindsay who spoke on the Red Cross Field Campaign. The group voted to buy a five dollar Christmas Seal Bond and to prepare Red Cross kits. They plan to sell war savings stamps next week and host a booth at the Press Store. They accepted an invitation to attend the rubber conservation show on December 9 at the Elwood Hotel. Mrs. Haley presented Miss Carolyn Ward who sang patriot songs. Refreshments followed for about thirty five members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park
Leigh Harper
Alsdames
A. M. Richardson
Earl Byers
Roy B. Culler
H. S. Dunkelberger
C. C. Layton
C. E. Lehmann
Dora Richardson
J. W. Lindsay
Red Cross
Elwood Hotel
G. M. Haley
Carolyn Ward
Youth Fellowship Set Up at Methodist Church
Young people of the First Methodist Church are organizing a Youth Fellowship. A meeting is planned for next Sunday night at 6 30 with a fellowship supper. A committee was elected to prepare plans and report at the gathering. Members meet Wednesday night at 730 in the parsonage with Rev Weldon and Mrs Weldon. Committee includes Gilbert Gray Margie Payne Martha Hayworth Ralph Zimmerman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Colonial Drive
Wilson C. Weldon
Gilbert Gray
Marjorie Payne
Martha Hayworth
Ralph Zimmerman
Margaret Short
Dot Turner
Russell Payne
Margaret Lee
Harry Hauser
Fayeu
Joseph Edwards
Sarah iCox
Church Social ARCHDALE CLASSES MEET FRIDAY
The Elizabeth Fry and Brotherhood classes plan a joint meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Peace on Friday evening November 20 at 7 30 oclock. An announced change in date is noted. LOTTIE HOLDEN BIBLE CLASS MEETS THURSDAY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
Elizabeth Fry
Brotherhood
Clarence Peace
Lottie Holden
O. D. AscPherson
Newton Street
VFW Auxiliary Hears Talk By State Adjutant
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the hall with Mrs. Ruby Burney presiding. A. C. Ingram, state adjutant of the VFW, spoke on the Aims and Purposes of the Auxiliary, praising current efforts and urging further work. Doughnuts and coffee were served during the social hour to 25 members and guests. The article also notes oil discoveries in Pennsylvania and the decline of whaling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ruby Burney
A. C. Ingram
V_FLW
V.F.A
Ingram
Children Care Course Offered by Local Service Bureau
The Children’s Service Bureau and Girl Reserve Committee announce a new child care course for high school girls at the YWCA starting Thursday November 19 at four. Led by Mrs. W R Morrow and others, the program covers baby care home nursing first aid and child development with examinations and bureau registration for mothers seeking occasional help. Mrs. Thomas D. Tyson also assists. Sessions run Thursday November 19 Monday November 23 and Tuesday November 24 with the exam the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Service Bureau
Girl Reserve Department
YWCA
W. R. Morrow
W. L. Jackson
Fernley G. Fawcett
A. D. Grant
Children’s Service Bureau
Islightly
Imme
Bureau
Thomas D. Tyson
Mons
Thomasville Garden Club Hosts Mrs Crews and Members
Thomasville Garden Club met at Mrs R W W Crews home with associate hostesses. New members Lee Maiitz and L C Dillon were welcomed. Mrs Vernon Snyder spoke on Prehistoric Flowers. club decided to buy Red Cross Bonds to aid tuberculosis fight. Also notes on district garden clubs meeting in Lexington. Pvt. Howard Palmer announced birth of a son. he serves with Amphibian Corps in California. Woman's Auxiliary of First Presbyterian met for a program on Bargim Springs and shared comments by Ensign Moyer Mendenhall Jr who recently joined the U S Naval Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
R. W W. Crews
Salemi Street
Lee Maiitz
L. C. Dillon
Peer
Lexington
Vernon Snyder
Howard Palmer
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Palmer
Peggy Hite
U. S. Army
Amphibian Corps
California
First Presbyterian Church
F. L. Dewitt
Als. Com
Newby
Moyer Mendenhall, Jr
U. S. Naval Reserve Corps
Northwestern University
Moyer Mendenhall
G. M. Mendenhall
Atlanta
Iga
Peggy Mendenhall
Blackstone College
Blackstone
Ladies' Aid Society Meets at Mrs Jennings Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Baptist Church met Monday at Mrs. R. G. Jennings home on Elliott Drive with Mesdames F. A. Maier and T. H. Tomlinson as associate hostesses. Mrs. S. L. Mavitz led devotions and Mrs. C. M. Fields spoke on England. Refreshments were served buffet style in the dining room. Mrs. J. T. H. Tomlinson supervised the coffee urn and yellow chrysanthemums highlighted the tea table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
Mesdames
F. A. Maier
T. H. Tomlinson
S. L. Mavitz
C. M. Fields
England
JT. H. Tomlinson
North Carolina sees record drop in October traffic fatalities
Raleigh report says North Carolina reduced traffic deaths by 537.8 percent in October led by a month total of 64 fatalities, down from 152 in October 1941, despite a bus oil tanker crash that killed 14. State Motor Vehicle Commission official T Boddie Ward presented the figures.
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Raleigh
T. Boddie Ward
North Carolina
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