Bridal Dinner Honors Miss Margaret Watson at Asia Room
Miss Margaret Watson bride elect of the month was toasted at an informal dinner in the Asia Restaurant private dining room. Hostesses Mrs. T. B. Bennett and daughters Mrs. Ross Armsworthy and Miss Mary Elizabeth Bennett presented a china gift in her wedding pattern after a collaborative love story. Guests included Miss Watson, Mrs. Mabel Burnett, Miss Mary Ruth Kinrey, Mrs. James Meadows, Mrs. Bunn W. Hackney, and others. Mrs. Burnett and Miss Kinrey host another party at Route Four that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Watson
T. B. Bennett
Ross Armsworthy
Mary Elizabeth Bennett
Asia
Miss Watson
Harry M. Doud, Jr
Corpus Christi
Tex
Miss Sheloff Hosts Bridge Tea For Miss Tomlinson
A bridge tea at Emerywood Country Club honored Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson with Miss Helen Marie Sheloff as hostess. Guests included close friends and family, with three bridge tables and floral decor, a silver bowl prize, and a formal tea served afterward. A luncheon and further tea and bridge events are planned to close the week of celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheloff
Emerywood Country Club
Helen Marie Sheloff
Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
Frank Armfield, Jr
Ruth Mitchell to Speak at WCMC Monday
Ruth Mitchell a reporter and Serbian Chetnik, famed as Fighting Billy’s sister, will speak at The Women's College of UNC Greensboro Monday at 8 pm on Odyssey Through Hell. She has endured 13 months in Nazi concentration camps and now advocates for conquered peoples and democracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Ruth Mitchell
Billy" Mitchell
Europe
Woman's College of the
University of North Carolina
Chetniks
Miss Mitchell
Zog
Gestapo
Open house for 100 Elementary Teachers in Greensboro
More than 100 elementary school teachers from the Piedmont area are expected to attend an open house at Curry Demonstration School, Woman's College, Greensboro, on Saturday. Ralph Brimley, assistant professor of education and Curry principal, leads the event with 8:30 start and classes in art science physical education and music followed by luncheon in Curry cafe. Afternoon conferences allow supervisors to discuss questions with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Piedmont
Curry Demonstration School
Woman's College
Plains
Department of Education
North Carolina
Ralph F. W. Brimley
Curry School
Curry
Births at Guilford General Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Booker Jamestown announce a son James Steve born November 19. Archdale couple Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson announce a daughter Virginia Dare born November 19. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Burton 403 Lindsay Street announce a daughter Melinda born November 18. Mrs. Burton formerly Miss Jane Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Westmoreland 815 Fifth Street announce a daughter Melinda born November 18. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Humphreys 619 Carter Street announce a daughter Linda Anne born November 20. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carmichael 320 Ennis Street announce a daughter Juanita Donalee born November 20. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hudson 404 Vine Street announce a daughter Martha Jensen born November 19. Mrs. Hudson formerly Miss Ruth Parringer. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Teague SID West Greer Street announce a son Roland Edward born November 19. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Rich 413 Jessears Street announce a son Roland Levituse born November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Booker
Jamestown
James Steve
Guilford General Hospital
P. G. Ferguson
Archdale
Kermit Burton
Lindsay Street
Virginia Dare
Burton
Jane Simpson
R. L. Humphreys
Carter Street
Linda Anne
J. W. Carmichael
Ennis Street
Juanita Donalee
W. E. Hudson
Vine Street
Martha Jensena
Hudson
Ruth Parringer
H. T. Teague
Sid West
John Thomas Rich
Jsearns Street
Roland Levituse
Candlesticks Highlight Early American Arts Club Meeting
Mrs. W G Ragsdale Jr hosted the Early American Arts Club at her Jamestown home. The program traced candle history from church use to colonial party decor, featured handmade family molds, an old Betty lamp, and reproductions of candlesticks. Sixteen members attended along with Mrs. Josephine Huntley of Winston Salem and guest Rupert Pickens.
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Early
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Jamestown
Ragsdale
Atrs. Ragsdale
Mrs. Ragsdale
Mesdames
John Walker
George Low
Louis Heilig
Emmet Sumner
C .B. Mattocks
Chester Haworth
John Picket
William Ragsdale
W.C. Idol
W. L. Jackson
Josephine Huntley
Winston Salem
Rupert Pickens
J. H. Davis
Glorifying Yourself Modern Hand Beauty Routine
Alicia Hart outlines a practical beauty routine to keep hands supple and well groomed despite busy work. The piece emphasizes soaking, cold cream, patient massage from wrist to fingertips, lotion use after washing, cuticle care, pumice for roughness, and a scrubbing brush as essential tools. It advises avoiding harsh soaps and maintaining ongoing lotion use for smooth skin and nails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
NEA Service
Social Calendar Highlights Weekend Gatherings
Friday hosts Miss Margaret Watson with a bridal courtesy by Mrs. Mabel Burnett and Miss Mary Ruth Kimrey at Miss Kimrey’s High Point route four home. Saturday features a luncheon at Emerywood club for Miss Tomlinson hosted by Mrs. A. Scott Parker Jr and Mrs. James B. Love lace, followed by a Johnson street bridge party at Mrs. H. W. McCain’s home with her daughter Mrs. Collier Ellis Jr and Mrs. Collier Ellis Sr. Emerywood Country Club dinner dance at 8:30 with John Peddicord orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Sheloff
Miss Tomlinson
Alice Caldwell
Mesdames
Henry Bet
Stanley Davis
Robert Sheloff
Henry Flynn
Montgomery
Margaret Briggs
Mary Alice Sheloff
Ralph Slate
A. Scott Parker
James B. Lovelace
H. W. McCain
Collier Ellis, Jr
Charlotte
Collier Ellis
Margaret Watson
Mabel Burnett
Mary Ruth Kimrey
High Point
Route Four
A. Scott Parker, Jr
Emerywood Club
Tomlinson
Johnson Street
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Pacific Islands Discussed For Utopian Club
The Utopian Study Club met at the home of Mrs. J. H. Walker Jr. on Colonial Drive with guest speaker Mrs. W. A. Bivins presenting Stepping Stones of the Pacific. She described the islands, volcano effects, origin and history, and noted Japanese aims including Hawaii Midway Wake Guam and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Walker Jr
Colonial Drive
W. A. Bivins
Pacific
Islands
Hawaiian Islands
Midway
Wake Island
Guam
Phillipines
Bivins
Roland Helton
Katherine Clark
Miami Beach
Fla
Rodney Snow
W. P. Pickett
New Industrial Club Organized At Local Y
A group of girls met at the YWCA yesterday with Industrial Secretary Miss Louise Surratt to form the Half and Half club for night workers. Members present included Mary Samuels Ida Mae Samuels Gwen dolyn Cook Alta Northcott and Lucile Kennedy. They planned Wednesday meetings from 11 to 1 and will study fitness current events consumer education and income tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Louise Surratt
Mary Samuels
Ida Mae Samuels
Gwendolyn Cook
Aha Northcott
Ruby Gore
Lucile Kennedy
Helen Wood
Anna Whitaker
Alta Northcott
College sororities and fraternities to be entertained tonight
Professor J H Mourane of High Point College is hosting a campus social at his Cedron Avenue home at eight o clock. Guests include the Epsilon Eta Phi Delta Tau Epsilon and the Iota Tau Kappa fraternities and the Sigma Alpha Phi Alpha Theta Psi and Theta Phi sororities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Mourane
High Point College
Cedron Avenue
Epsilon Eta Phi Delta Tau Epsilon
Iota Tau Kappa
Sigma Alpha Phi
Alpha Theta Psi
Theta Phi
Local Health Notes and Visitors Update
Mrs Walker Ellett at 509 Hedrick Street has recovered from an operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital and can receive visitors. Mrs J H Hubbard admitted to Burrus Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs Hy Scarborough ill with influenza and brachial pneumonia at 1115 Monthieus Avenue, confined to bed. Hal Harris visited with daughter Mrs Max Surratt at 404 Harmon Street after returning from Bermuda. Pvt Elmer O Kearns, son of Mrs E O Kearns of 300 West State Street, enlisted in the Army Air Corps on October 26 and is now at Smyrna Air Base in Tennessee. his wife, the former Miss Hester Snyder, is at State Street. Miss Edna Patterson, 110 Briggs Avenue, remains a patient at Guilford General Hospital after an operation this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Ellett
Hedrick Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hy. J. Scarborough
Monthieus Avenue
Hal Harris
Max Surratt
Harmon Street
Mr. Harris
Bermuda Islands
Elmer O. Kearns
E. O. Kearns
West State Street
U.S. Army Air Corps
Smpra Air Base
Tennessee
Kearns
Hester Snyder
Pvt. Kearns
State Street
Edna Patterson
Briggs Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
Elmo Huffman Enlists in Naval Reserve
Joseph Elmo Huffman of Thomasville has enlisted in the United States Naval Reserve as a Specialist First Class. He is married and has lived in Kings, North Carolina, for several months and will train at the Naval Training School in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Huffman
Enterprise
Thomasville
Joseph Elmo Huffman
J. W. Huffman
West Main Street
United States Naval Reserve
Huffman
Kings
N. C
Naval Training School
Norfolk
Women Must Finance War To Do Double Duty Says Judge
Federal Judge Florence E. Allen urges women to finance the war and perform double duty at home and in community life. She notes women control significant property and must help fund war needs, sustain families, and support honest officials while men serve abroad to secure victory at Guadalcanal and defensive efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence FE
Allen
Guadalcanal
Parent-Teacher Council to Meet at Elm Street School
The High Post Council of Paints and Teachers led by president Mrs Blake Thompson will hold the second of four meetings this school year on Tuesday afternoon at Elm Street School. The 3:45 PM gathering invites every representative of local Parent-Teacher Associations to attend as important business will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Post Council of Paints and Teachers
Blake Thompson
Elm Street
Garden Council Plans Beautification Of YWCA Grounds
Eight garden clubs attended a meeting at the YWCA where the Garden Council voted to beautify the grounds in front of Adams Memorial Building. President Mrs F J Bartlett chaired the session and secretary Mrs Silas Casey announced the project will begin soon.
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The
W.C. A
Adams Memorial Building
F. J. Bartlett
Wille
Futu
Silas Casey
High Point Council of “i
Tomlinson Takes New Job At Local Post Office
Clarence M. Tomlinson, a well known local grocer, has accepted employment at the Thomasville Post Office starting this week as a substitute employee. He will perform postal duties while transitioning to the new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Clarence M. Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Mrs Shipman to speak at BPW mid year council
Mrs Iatherine Shipman of the High Point BPW club will appear on the Mid Year Council program in Burlington November 21 22. She will preside at Saturday luncheon at the Almance Hotel and both she and Mrs Margaret Farley serve on the state organization executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iatherine Shipman
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Burlington
Margaret Farley
Rebekahs to Hold Business Meeting Evening
The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will hold its semi monthly business meeting this evening at 7 30 at the hall. The announcement notes the gathering is open to members and follows a prior session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
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the Frank Tea & Spice CO
Cincinnati
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Merit Shoes
South Main ST
WCMC
Pacific Islands
Utopian Club
New Industrial Club
J. H. Hubbard
Nabisco
Ational Biscuit Company
New ‘Women At War
America
War Savings Staff
Treasury Department
Parent-Teacher Council
Elm ST
Garden Council
YWCA
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Mrs. Shipman
BPWC
Mid-Year Council
Mingr
Makers
Duke
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