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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1945

Page

6

High Point BPW Members Attend Mid-Year Council Meeting

A delegation from the High Point Business and Professional Woman's club attended the North Carolina Federation BPW mid year council at Sedgefield Inn with about two hundred members. Greensboro president Miss Jeanette Sivers presided. Dr. Eugene Pfaff spoke on peace and cooperation. Music featured Miss Fay Paul and Miss Erickson with Carl Cronstedt at the piano. Sunday breakfast hosted by the High Point club included Dr. J. G. Greer who urged international understanding and brotherhood as paths to a better world.

Business and Professional Woman's Club Sedgefield Inn North Carolina Mandi Pare Greensboroing Eugene Pfaff His- Henderson-Smathers Federation If Rae Point Club Ville Club Ishi Ana Se Erickson Schubert Emile Carl G. N. Cronstedt Clara Harrison Thomasville

Lt Helen Bonner Eshelman reenters civilian life after Pacific duty

Lt Helen Bonner Eshelman arrived yesterday at her parents home on Johnson street. She is on terminal leave after three years in the armed forces, two in the Pacific as a hospital dietitian. Weekend guests at 705 Rockford road were magicians Capt Kenneth Schecler of Washington DC Jack Handy of Lburg VA Oscar Hyler ofville VA Nevin Hoefert of Warren Ohio Mr and Mrs Bobo of Texercana and Mr and Mrs Frank Bunker of Charlotte.

Helen Bonner Eshelman J. A. Eshelman Johnson Street Eshelman Armed Forces Pacific Area A. Coke Cecile Rockford Road Capt Kenneth Schecler Washington, D. C Jack Handy Lburg Oscar Hyler

Bond Schedule For This Week

Bond schedule lists events for the week with dates and organizers. Monday, Nov 19 Y W C A. Tuesday, Nov 27 Catholic Guild. Wednesday, Nov 21 American Legion Auxiliary. Friday, Nov 23 Nurses' Council. Saturday, Nov 24 B and P W Club.

Catholic Guild American Legion Auxiliary Nurses’ Council

November club happenings fill Emerywood schedule

A packed calendar lists morning and afternoon gatherings at Emerywood and area clubs. The Wayside Garden Club hosts at Johnson street with Miss Mary Wilson in attendance. Emerywood Ladies bridge night, Burbank Garden club speaker on Christmas decor, and multiple luncheons honor Mary Wilson Wall. Evening events include USO dance at YMCA and a Thanksgiving ball with John Peddicord and band.

Duplicate Bridge Club Emerywood Country Club Country Club John Peddicord YMCA

Local AIB Chapter Hosts Thanksgiving Breakfast

The local American Institute of Banking women’s committee held a Thanksgiving breakfast in the Sheraton room with about 25 members from High Point Savings and Trust Wachovia Bank and Trust and Security National Bank plus guests. Mary Lib Bennett welcomed attendees as Elizabeth Ellis sang the Lord’s Prayer with Evelyn Mckinney at piano. Bret Spurgeon led a devotional, Elizabeth Hethcock introduced Mrs Hunter Dalton who spoke on Making the Bible Your Own. The group then attended a local church service.

Woman's Committee American Institute of Banking Sheraton High Point Savings and Trust Wachovia Bank and Trust Security National Bank Mary Lib Bennett Elizabeth Ellis Evelyn Mckinney Bret Spurgeon Elizabeth Hethcock Hunter Dalton

Girl Reserves to Hold Joint Meeting at YWCA

All girl reserve clubs plan a joint meeting tomorrow at four o clock for a world fellowship program. The YWCA on North Main Street hosts the event featuring a program with four participants of different races.

YWCA North Main Street Acrs

Wayside Garden Club Meeting Set for Christmas Program

The Wayside Garden Club will meet tomorrow at 10 o clock at Mrs. H. W. McCain’s home on Johnson street. Mrs. Henry Koonts leads the program which will feature Christmas themes this year.

Wayside Garden Club H. W. McCain Johnson Street Henry Koonts Emerywood Country Club W. E. Davis J. T. Weaver Mary Wilson Veterans of Fores Wars VFW Broad Street American Ion Auxiliary Oore L'Amusante Club Willis Slane, Jr Hillcrest Drive

Clubs Launch Youth Program As Major Project

The Youth Conservation program, a flagship effort of the National and State Federations of Women’s Clubs, gains traction with Judge Anne M. Kross chairing the national advisory board. Notable names from government, academia, labor, and business join, with North Carolina officials backing the statewide effort and urging questionnaires and surveys to be completed by December 5. Governor R. Gregg Cherry endorses cooperation and broadens agency support for the initiative in Raleigh and beyond.

Charles G. Doak Anne M. Kross New York City General Federation Connecticut Georgia Missouri California South Carolina United States Fulbright Salstonstall and Pepper Emily Taftlas Chase Woodhouse Eleanor Roosevelt Dorothy Thompson Fanny Hurst Anna M. Rosenberg Ward Lord Harper Sibley United Council of Church Women Frank Porter Graham George D. Stoddard New York Ti Ost Echpe de Patent G. Bromley Oxnam American Friends Service Committee Monsky Judge Kross W. T. Best Eben Winston Edison Davenport Mack R. H. Latham Asheville John S. Broadway Duke University J. G. Greer Thomasville Social Department North Carolina Raleigh R. Gregg Cherry Federation Highsmith North Carolina Federation

Oak View Club Meets for Demonstration on Uncommon Vegetables

The Oak View Home Demonstration Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Raymond Hayworth's home. Orvie Hayworth, nutrition leader, and Mrs. Macy Borum led a session on uncommon vegetables. Members sang O Come All Ye Faithful, conducted routine business, and voted to keep current officers. The December gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Eugene Jarrett with a gift auction.

Oak View Raymond Hayworth Orvie Hayworth Macy Borum Eugene Jarrett

Births Mary Louise Eagle Stephen Drew Linthicum Byrds Have Son

Mr and Mrs John Henry Eagle announce daughter Mary Louise born Nov 6 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington Street unit. Mr and Mrs Wayland H Lin Thicum announce son Stephen Drew born Nov 15 at same unit. Mr and Mrs John William Byrd announce son John William Jr born Nov 17 at High Point Memorial hospital. The Council of Jewish Women to meet Wednesday night Nov 21 at 8 30 at Mrs B Taub home Woodrow Avenue with Mrs Sidney Seta associate hostess.

Home and Garden Club Bruce Conrad Rotary Council of Jewish Women F. L. Taub Woodrow Avenue Sidney Setel Mary Louise Eagle John Henry Eagle Thomasville Rt. 1 Mary Louise Washington Street High Point Memorial Hospital Stephen Drew Linthicum Wayland H. Linthicum Boulevard Stephen Drew BYRDS John William Byrd Lake Street John William, Jr

American Education Week Celebrations Across City Schools

Jamestown high school held home coming day with banners and a parade ahead of the Bessemer game. Betty Jo Chilton crowned queen. 12th grade won best banner. intermission entertainment by Miss Smith's class. Cloverdale school closed American Education Week with a Good Citizenship program. 169 parents visited, largest to date. Charles F. Carroll Jr. spoke on What School Means to Us. Allen Jay hosted Book Week play The Lesson That Was Forgotten. Ada Blair PTA hosted an informal tea for teachers. Harvest Festival at Trinity School crowned kings and queens with amateur hour and cake auction.

Jamestown High School Bessemer Betty Jo Chilton Miss Smith Cloverdale School Charles F. Carroll, Jr Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association Allen Jay Miss Bray Robin Hutchins James Meyerhoeffer Johnny Greenway Louise Yarborough Marvin Stilley Junior Tuttle Pencie Nelson Betty Lou Smith Beulah Walker Ray Cecil James Greenway Betty Tucker Clyde Smith Essie Cox Ada Blair Parent-Teacher Association Emma Blair Mesdames Blake Thompson J. B. Dobson Charles F. Carroll Trinity School Trinity High School Leon Marsh Anne Bird Beth Kennedy Rex Simpson Donaree Thompson Patsy Tuttle Joyce Scoggin Linda Cooke Hazel Wagoner Bill Welborn Cicero Crouse

Woman's Club Collects Canned Goods for Overseas Relief

The Woman's Club sponsors a food drive to aid Overseas Relief. Each member should bring one or more cans and ask a nonmember friend to contribute. Donations may be left at Mrs. G. R. Ward’s home or at the Farmer's Exchange on North Main Street. A committee will pack the cans for shipment overseas.

The Woman's Club G. R. Ward North Main Street Farmer's Exchange

Miss Moffitt Becomes Bride Of Mr. Lewis At Asheboro

Miss Marie Moffitt of Asheboro married Blake E. Lewis of Loris South Carolina in a candlelight ceremony November 10 at the bride’s home in Asheboro. Rev. Mark Q. Tuttle officiated with a small family gathering. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Asheboro.

Miss Moffitt Mr. Lewis Asheboro Marie Moffitt Blake E. Lewis Loris S. C Mark Q.tuttle Central Methodist Church Leah Burrows Coy Chandler Franklinville O. L.presnell Citadel Charleston Eeer University of Carolina Ian Church Myles M. Austin Dorothy Mayton Newton Allen Mississippi Julian Lee Mayton Jesse S. Dalton

Cooperation in penalty doubles in contract bridge explained

The article explains how penalty doubles function in a two hearts contract with East opening one spade and West facing a takeout decision. It argues West should double to reach 1100 points through normal defense, provided East can pass or veto. The piece notes occasional stronger trump strength may change takeout decisions but warns waiting for better opportunities is costly.

East South West

Miss Hastings Joins Local PCA Office

Miss Hastings is appointed operations agent at the Greensboro High Point terminal of PCA announced by Morgan T. Bellah. A native of Pittsburgh and University of Pittsburgh graduate, she previously worked in Pittsburgh Morgantown and Erie before transferring to Greensboro High Point. Sao Paulo is noted as Brazil's second largest city and South America's third largest.

Jane F. Hastings Greensboro-High Point PCA Pennsylvania Central Airlines Morgan T. Bellah Hastings Erie Pittsburgh Morgantown The University of Pittsburgh Sao Paulo Brazil South America

Asheboro Couple Weds In Friends Church Ceremony

Asheboro Miss Hattie Bradstreet Lester Warner wed in a simple Asheboro Friends church parsonage ceremony on November 9. Rev. Seth B. Hinshaw officiated. Warner, son of Mrs. Fern Varner, recently discharged from the U S Air Corps, and Miss Bradstreet are both of Asheboro. They plan a wedding trip and will reside in Asheboro after returning.

Dorothy Henley Ear Wall Boro Friends Church Th B. Hinshaw Tor Wall Sam Henley Asheboro Route 2 Haddie Bradstreet Lester Warner Varner Mrs. Varner

Canterbury Club Meets Friday at Mrs Burns Home

There will be a meeting of the Canterbury club Friday afternoon November 23 at 3 30 o clock at the home of Mrs Carson Burns on a drive. The program will feature a talk by Mrs Charles F Carroll. Army doctors found that musk tard dissolved in a warm bath eases nervous tension by increasing oxygen consumption.

Mary Wilson Wall Grady St Willis Slane, Jr Emerywood Country Club Castelbery Club Carson Burns Greenway Drive Charles F. Carroll Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association Canterbury Club Army

Second Playlikers Production Set at Woman's College

Greensboro reports the second Playlikers production of the year at Aycock auditorium on December 1 at 8 pm. A Hindu drama The Little Clay Cart by King Shudranka features 35 cast with all female players except one minor role. Marquis Patterson directs and serves as technical director. native music and drums accompany the performance.

Greensboro Woman's College Aycock Shudranka Avanti India Marquis Patterson

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Mrs. Lindsay Openhouse John A. Lindsay West Farriss Avenue John Lindsay, Jr Maryon Wall Oford Thomas, Jr Bobbie Irma Sheloff Frances Holton EE. S. Hall Walter Thomas Jean Hardin Sarah Hutchens Nancy Woollen Janes Bryant Byes Maude App Carraway High Point BPW Moderna Science Fordren Ment A. Kilmer & Co., Inc Stamford Conn Minnie Lee Betty Lretter Pauline Hedgecock Princess Beauty Shop N. Main St Johnson & Johnson Ieep ST W. Page Harris AIB Oak View Club Jewish Council P.T.A Jamestown Cloverdale PTA Woman’s Club Thelma Lucile Mayton Percy Mayton Blackstone Harvey Ray Cain W. E. Cain Seagrove Allene Loflin Alvin McDowell Farmer B. H. Lowdermilk Ramseur David L. Lofiin Eli L. McDowell McDowell Edna Loflin Glenn Gordon Iasco of the Gordon Everett Mr. Gordon Lee Gordon Lexington Ivey Miller Mary Hester Hill Clayton Miller Beulah “Hill Emery Barnes Miss Hastings Friends ICE Delivery Company West Broad Street Creme-Air Cort Maurice French Matt Shaping Maurice Walgreen's Poe Peale Weinz
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