War Loan Drive Shows Women Lead Bond Sales
The Woman's Division tops a Friday tally in the Sixth War Loan Drive with 131 bonds sold and a $15,330 total. The Council of Women led in the number of bonds with 43 and $4,481.25 in purchases, followed by the High Point Council of Garden Clubs with 22 bonds. Altrusa Clubs accounted for $3,750 from 5 bonds, Nurses Club solicits doctors and nurses, and other groups including Garden Clubs and Beta Sigma Phi contributed notable sums.
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Hbooth
Center Theater Booth
Elwood Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Jacklyn M. Gomo
Emerywood Court Apartments
Hiram C. Myrick
Carter Street
Center Booth
Sallie S. Craven
W. Lexington Avenue
Elwood Booth
Woman's Division
Altrusa Club
Amer- Auxiliary
Nurses Club
W.C.A
Council of Jewish Women
Beta Sigma Phi
School Children Feted At Party
Mothers and grandparents entertained about 40 children with a weiner roast at the Randall home. The party rewarded the highest PTA participation, with hot dogs, chocolate, and bows, assisted by Mrs. Fred ee. Guests included Mrs. Surratt, Mrs. Rathipman, and the school principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liners
Ed Thrower
Williard
J. M. Randall
Randal
P.T.A
Shostesses
Fredee
el Surratt
Rathipman
Miss McDade Betrothed to Sgt Kaiser in 1945
Announcement states Miss Ruth McDade engaged to M Sgt Richard C Kaiser formerly of Paola Kansas now at Lambert Field St Louis Missouri. Kaiser attended University of Kansas and serves in the Army Air Forces Eastern Technical Training Command while Miss McDade studied at Elon College and works for High Point Weaving Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ruth McDade
Richard (. Kaiser
Paola
Kansas
Lambert Field
John C. McDade
Hillsboro
Gee Gy Ce
Ruth
Richard C. Kaiser
St. Louis
Missouri
Elon College
High Point Weaving Company
Burlington Mills Cor
Miss McDade
Delta Upsilon Kappa Sorority
High Point
Sgt. Kaiser
William H. Kaiser
University of Kansas
Army Air Forces
Headquarters
Army Air Forces Eastern Technical Training Command
Nurses Director to Visit WCUNC on November 28
Miss Julia Dupuy Smith director of the Instructive Visiting Nurses Association of Richmond will visit The Woman's College Greensboro on Tuesday November 28 as a representative of the college counseling staff sponsored by the National Nursing Council for War Service and the U S Public Health Service. She will meet classes in hygiene and sociology and hold conferences with students and groups considering nursing as a career. She will also visit her parents in Greensboro. The college is among 400 institutions nationwide visited by the staff to recruit wartime and postwar nursing opportunities.
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Greensboro
Julia Dupuy Smith
Richmond
Woman's College
National Nursing Council For War Service
United States Public Health Service
United Cadet Nurse Corps
Ruth Collins
Miss Smith
Sedgefield Hunt Presents Late Year Fixture Schedule
The Sedgefield Hunt released a schedule covering the rest of the year including the New Year’s Day hunt at 2 PM. Thanksgiving opening at 9 AM from Embassy Club followed by a noon hunt breakfast. Additions include events at Dan Whitaker’s farm Hart farm Sedgefield stables and Inn across multiple dates with member breakfasts and riding gatherings.
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Sedgefield
Embassy Club
Dan Whitaker
Sedgefield Stables
Hart Farm
Sedgefield Inn
Chas. Kearns
Field Stables
Allen Watkins
J. H. Adams
Wefield Inn
Alpha Theta Psi Inducts Seven New Members
The Alpha Theta Psi Sorority at High Point college inducted seven new members in a candlelight ceremony at Miss Dina Taylor's Johnson street home. New members Ava Neil Taylor Lois Hahn Betty Welch Anna Lee Ferguson Edna Hoggard Carlene Kearns Jewel Meyers took the oath. officers elected include Dina Taylor vice president Billie Frazier secretary Ava Neil Taylor treasurer Betty Welch news reporter. Old members Ruby Parker Billie Frazier Dina Taylor attended along with host Dina Taylor and her mother Mrs Jack Taylor.
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Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
High Point College
Dina Taylor
Johnson Street
Ava Neil Taylor
Lois Hahn
Betty Welch
Anna Lee Ferguson
Edna Hoggard
Carlene Kearns
Jewel Meyers
Billie Frazier
Miss Taylor
Jack Taylor
Ruby Parker
Honoring Cpl Wes Hayworth On Home Furlough
Miss Dot Hayworth hosted a Kernersville gathering Friday evening to honor her brother Cpl Wesley Paul Hayworth on furlough after twenty months overseas service. A group of young people attended with refreshment and games, including Mary McEver Violet Bodenheimer Pansy Bodenheimer Marie Hayworth Alene Davis Diana Betty Jean Moore Blanche Hedgecock Mildred Hedgecock Pearl Wagoner Claud Handlen Richard Rothrock Franklin Hayworth and Bruce Moore. The article notes the U S government withheld banana import data as a 1948 vet payment.
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Cpl
Wesley Paul Hayworth
Dot Hayworth
Kernersville
Mary McEver
Violet
Pansy Bodenheimer
Marie Hayworth
Alene Davis
Diana
Betty Jean Moore
Blanche
Mildred Hedgecock
Pearl Wagoner
Claud Handlen
Richard Rothrock
Franklin Hayworth
Bruce Moore
Church Social and Auxiliary Meetings Advance Across Local Churches
Multiple church groups announce gatherings this week. Susannah Wesley class of Archdale Methodist hosts an auction at Mrs. J. W. Coltrane’s home Tuesday at 7:30. Presbyterian Woman’s Auxiliary meets Monday at 3 PM. Fidelis Bible class at First Baptist holds a covered dish event Tuesday at 6 PM with Rev. W. Wilbur Hutchins as speaker.
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Susannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
J. W. Coltrane
Presbyterian Aux
First Presbyterian Church
Gleaners
First Baptist Church
W. Wilbur Hutchins
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Charles, McMurray
High Point
Hardins Among Pinehurst Guests
Miss Jean Hardin of High Point with her parents was among Ex golf guests at Pinehurst last weekend. Teammates include Miss Agnes Morton of Greensboro and Miss Jean Hopkins of Cleveland. A social event featured Mrs. James H. Walker hosting a buffet lunch and bridge at Thenewold Cottage with fall color decor and a welcome back tone for the Pinehurst colony.
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Pinehurst
Jean Hardin
High Point
Carolina
H. P. Hardin
Agnes Morton
Greensboro
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland
Westwood Club
13Th Airborne
Dirk van Ingen
van Ingen
James H. Walker
Thenewold Cottage
Wilmington
Ampion
Westwood Country Club
Garden Club Christmas Party Hosted by Mrs Cox
Mrs P L Cox hosted a Christmas party for the Garden Club with Miss Martha Parsons in charge of the program. Members read Thanksgiving poems and reported on the Burlington garden club convention. A vegetable basket contest yielded a jar of peaches won by Mrs Ethel Bates. Refreshments with Thanksgiving motifs followed assisted by Mrs W L Kivett. Attending members included Mrs Roy Brown Mrs G K Saunders Mrs JohnMcMahan Mrs Ethel Bates Mrs B T Clanton Miss Martha Parsons and a visitor Mrs John Venable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Cox
Martha Parson
John McMahan
B. T. Clanton
Garden Club
Burlington
Ethel Bates
Cox
W. L. Kivett
Mesdames
Roy Brown
G. K. Saunders
Martha Parsons
John Venable
Legion Auxiliary To Meet Monday At Forty-and-Eight Club
The American Legion Auxiliary will gather Monday at 7 45 p m in the Forty and Eight clubroom Arcade building for the November meeting. Members are reminded of the time change from Tuesday to Monday for this week. Baked potatoes will cook faster if washed in hot water before baking.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Girl Reserves Plan Thanksgiving Activities
Thanksgiving week activities by Girl Reserves include a Monday kick off led by Miss Edith Current and Miss Lillie Belle Hooper. The clubs will hold a short meeting with refreshments and focus on service projects Tuesday and Wednesday such as filling baskets for needy families creating armband seals for tuberculosis donations distributing campus posters and making holiday favors for army hospitals. The Junior Y club elected officers led by Helen Martin with Polly Carroll Harriett Edwards Joanne Mitchell Suzanne Alvers Billie Ann Slate Mary Elizabeth Casey and Ann Allred as service chair.
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Edith Current
Lillie Belle Hooper
Army Hospitals
Helen Martin
Polly Carroll
Harriett Edwards
Joanne Mitchell
Suzanne Alvers
Billie Ann Slate
Mary Elizabe Casey
Ann Allred
Miss Conrad to Wed Lt. Carr at First Baptist Church
Miss Jacquelyn Conrad will marry Lt. Roy E. Carr of the U S Army this afternoon at four at First Baptist church. Rev. Julian 8 ns will officiate. The ceremony features a double ring rite with organ, vocal solos, and a bridal party including maid of honor Miss Lucille Tesh and bridesmaids Misses Mary Sicoli and Mildred Coggins. Best man will be Lt. Charles S. Jones. ushers include French McMillan and Elford York. Afterward the Conrad home on the Winston-Salem road will host a reception with cake cutting.
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Jacquelyn Conrad
Roy E. Carr
United States Army
First Baptist Church
Julian
Green Street Baptist Church
Harry Monroe
Walter Crissman
Argie Wood
Lucille Tesh
Thomasville
High Point
Mary Sicoli
Mildred Coggins
Charles S. Jones
French McMillan
Elford York
Walter. E. Crissman
Tor
Mark
Guy L. Conrad
War Department
Carr
Vera W. Carr
Washington, D. C
Reuben E. Carr
Randolph Macon
Front Royal
Alabama Polytechnic
Four Diamond Contract Fails After Card Play Errors
North-South vulnerability faced a four diamond contract that seemed safe but went down by 2,200. West led clubs, declarer misread trump position, and a costly heart mislead allowed East and West to establish hearts, ending in defeat. An unrelated tip notes cold water soaking for egg stains.
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North
South
West
East
Declarer
Mast
Clarer
Miss Johnson to Wed Pfc Overman
Mr and Mrs R F Johnson of 1307 Emory announce the engagement of their daughter Thelma Irene to Pfc Casper Hardin Overman. Overman is the son of Mr and Mrs J H Overman and is now stationed in England. No wedding date has been announced.
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R. EF. Johnson
Emory At Cage
Thelma Irene
Pfc
Casper Hardin Overman
Pfc. Overman
J. H. Overman
England
Priscilla Club Entertained at Mrs. Perry's Home
Priscilla club members gathered at Mrs. Charles W. Perry on Sherwood Avenue last Friday afternoon. They continued afghan work for station hospitals and used a Thanksgiving motif with chrysanthemums. A salad course was served. Attendees included Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Carroll, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Idol, Mrs. Ring, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Reece, and visitors Mrs. Brockmann, Mrs. Alexander, and Mrs. Ingle. Advice on washing woolens noted: do not rub or twist to avoid shrinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherwood Avenue
Mrs. Perry
Charles F. Carroll
8. C. Clark
W. B. Hall
J. F Hayden
Vernon Idol
C. A. Ring
Frank Smith
R. K. Young
Owen Reece
Ancl
F. L. Brockmann
Greensboro
Harry Alexander
Paul Ingle
This City
Wayside Garden Club Meets Tuesday at 10
The Wayside Garden Club will meet Tuesday morning at ten o'clock with Mrs. John Sheloff. Mrs. R. K. Stewart will be speaker and discuss Christmas Doors and Mantels. All members urged to attend.
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Wayside Garden Club
John Sheloff
R. K. Stewart
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Alpha Theta Psi
Cpl. Haworth
U. S
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W.C
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Legion Auxiliary
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