Thanksgiving Dinner Dance at Emerywood Club Saturday
Bridge winners were Mrs. W. E. Mitchell and guests at the Thanksgiving event. John Peddicord and his orchestra will provide music from eight to one. Reservations urged as the event gains popularity with members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
W. E. Mitchell
Mesdames
Harold McKee
Logan Porter
Farrell Gray
F. T. Willite
J. S. Welborn
Harold Bennett
P. ¥. Adams
Mesdames McNamara
C. Durland
J. Harris
W. E. Davis
Canterbury club notes change in meeting time
The Canterbury club will meet at Mrs. Carson Burns home at 3 30 p m noting a change from Friday. At 9 pm the Women of the Moose host a Thanksgiving dance at the Moose hall with all proceeds earmarked for charitable projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Carson Burns
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Woman's Club Aids Tuberculosis Seal Sale
The High Woman's club, led by Mrs. J. Henry Highsmith of Raleigh, assists with the annual Tuberculosis Christmas Seal sale. The Health Committee under Mrs. Robert A. Sheloff coordinates with the Junior Service League to handle seal sales locally. Club members are asked to donate three hours or more and will file money receipts received by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Agent
J. Henry Highsmith
Raleigh
High Woman's Club
Robert A. Sheloff
Junior Service League
Sheloff
Marvin Slate
M. Z. Perkinson
J. H. Kalte
World Fellowship Talk At YWCA Luncheon
Miss Helen Gardner the Greensboro YWCA executive secretary spoke at the November Membership Luncheon at the Adams Memorial Building. She urged women to build a better postwar world and noted YWCA groups in sixty nine countries working toward postwar betterment as each country is liberated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Fellowship
Miss Gardner
YWCA
Helen Gardner
Greensboro
Adams Memorial
Leslie Miller
Johnson St. First School to Win Treasury Flag
Johnson Street school in High Point becomes the first to win the Schools at War Minute Man flag for achieving 90 percent student participation by buying stamps or bonds monthly. Principal Miss Ivey Paytor hopes for a December 7 presentation, as the school raises funds for a $1,950 field ambulance. on November 21 it contributed $962.85, part of a total $1,824.75 in stamps and bonds for the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street School
High Point
Ivey Paytor
Pearl Harbor
Johnson Street
Adderton Child Feted On Birthday
Mrs LeRoy Adderton hosted a Saturday party at High Point route three for her daughter Vivian's twelfth birthday. A large group of friends attended, enjoyed gifts games and contests, and refreshments were served with assistance from Mrs J M Randall and Mrs J S Jackson. Guests included Sylvia Lilly Larry Sheppard Patsy Royal Sarah Barbara and Jimmy McRoy Jerry Echols Jimmy Brown Anita and Jerry Byrum Elaine Mickey Faye Lassiter Wynona Bennison Billy Sue Randall Delores Davis Joann Graham and Peery Joyce Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Adderton
High Point Route
Vivian
Adderton
J. M. Randall
J.S. Jackson
Sylvia Lilly
Larry Sheppard
Patsy Royal
Sarah
Barbara
Jimmy McRoy
Jerry Echols
Jimmy Brown
Anita
Jerry Byrum
Elaine Mickey
Faye Lassiter
Wynnona Bennison
Billy Sue Randall
Delores Davis
Joann Graham
Peery
Joyce Jackson
Thanksgiving Festival Tonight At Trinity School
A Thanksgiving Festival is held this evening at Trinity high school with a box party cake auction popularity contest and activities organized by the Parent-Teacher Association and school officials. A program will be staged with weiners hamburgers cold drinks and homemade candy for sale. The event begins at six o'clock and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Kindergarten to Close for Thanksgiving Holiday
The Voorhees Town and Country School will close this afternoon for the Thanksgiving holidays and reopen Monday morning as announced by Mrs. Louis E. Voorhees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees Town and Country
Carter couple announce birth of son Thomas Alli
Mr and Mrs W J Carter of 314 East Farriss Avenue announce the birth of a son Thomas Alli on November 19 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Carter
East Farriss Avenue
Thomas Allison
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Initial Bond Buyers Tuesday Revealed Today
The first war bond purchases were announced by Sixth War Loan Drive officials with Women division help at multiple booths. Daniel H. Monroe bought the first bond at Center Theater while Mrs. Pearl M. Gorman led the first sale at the Sheraton booth. Dan D. Arden bought the first bond at Elwood and Mrs. Silas McBee at the Postoffice booth. Outdoor booths on Main Street were unstaffed due to cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Theater
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Daniel H. Monroe
Edgeworth
Pearl M. Gorman
Montheu Avenue
Sheraton Hotel
Booth
Elwood
Dan D. Arden
Chandler Street
Postoffice Booth
Silas McBee
North Main Street
Main Streets
Missing Gertrude Tomlinson Tackles Appendectomy at High Point
Mrs. Gertrude D. Tomlinson known as Tommi is listed at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy performed Monday evening. Her condition is satisfactory. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Poindexter plan to return home on Howell Street tonight after a visit in Baltimore, Maryland. Jim Burton of the U S Navy is reported ill at the Naval Hospital in Norfolk, Virginia, with Mrs. Burton recently home on Phillips Street after visiting W. A. Burton in Portsmouth. Burton formerly served in the traffic division of the local Police Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude _D
Tommi” Tomlinson
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jim Burton
U. S. Navy
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
Eastern Star Initiates Eight Into Membership
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple. Eight members were initiated including Mesdames Gaye T. Bennett Lucille R. Wagner Etta Kemp Grace W. Oglesby Charles H. Jarvis Miss Laura Young and Mr and Mrs A B Oldham. Refreshments followed with thirty eight members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mesdames Gaye T. Bennett
Lucille R. Wagner
Etta Kemp
Grace W. Oglesby
Charles H. Jarvis
Laura Young
A. B. Oldham
Archdale Friends Church Social Classes Meet Friday
The Elizabeth Fry and Brotherhood classes of Archdale Friends church plan their November meeting Friday evening at Mrs Lucy Peace home. Hosts include Mesdames Elsie Spencer Connie Mitchell and Mrs Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fry
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends Church
Lucy Peace
Elsie Spencer
Connie
Mitchell
Mrs. Peace
Jr Red Cross Enrolls 100 Percent Here For Service
Local schools report full participation in the American Junior Red Cross with about 375 dollars raised for the National Children's Fund. Students have packed 150 gift boxes for Europe and prepared 800 Christmas menu covers for Navy and Marine crews, plus hospital decorations and quilted mules for convalescents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Junior Red Cross
Howard Blair
National Children's Fund
U. S. Office of Education
Nations
National Children’s Fund
Europe
Navy
Marine Corps
Lidie Horton
Lillian Kimrey
Willie Marie Carter
Leonard St
S. E. Leonard
Marsha Johnson
William Penn High School
Roy Watts Jr Birthday Honoree At Weiner Roast
Roy Watts Jr celebrated his seventeenth birthday Monday at his parents Homestead avenue home. A weiner roast and games followed the festivities, with guests including Betty Jo Smith Arlene Hedgerock King Jewell Davis Frances Ward Edit Current Pauline Perdue Anna Sue Perdue John Wells Rodney Wells Kenneth Hinkle Odell Tice Earl Smith Allen Seward Bill Pendry and Bill Thompson. Roy received many useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Watts
Homestead Avenue
Roy Watts, Jr
Weiner
Betty Jo Smith
Arlene Hedgerock
King
Jewell Davis
Frances Ward
Edit Current
Pauline
Anna Sue Perdue
John
Rodney Wells
Kenneth Hinkle
Odell Tice
Earl Smith
Allen Seward
Bill Pendry
Bill Thompson
Roy
Miss Lewis to Sing With Meredith Choir Group
Miss Willa Grey Lewis of High Point among twelve selected from Meredith College Choir to provide music for the North Carolina Baptist Hour broadcast from Raleigh radio station two Sundays this month. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis of 503 Gatewood Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Grey Lewis
Meredith College
North Carolina Baptist Hour
Raleigh
Wen
Miss Lewis
Frank Lewis
Gatewood Avenue
High Point
North Carolina Boys Among Navy Casualties
The Navy lists North Carolinians among casualties including dead wounded and missing. Names and homes in Raleigh Winston-Salem Greensboro and Aurora are noted with parents and statuses. A second item reports New Jersey requires 21 year olds to carry proof of age for alcohol purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Washington
Navy Department
United States Naval Forces
Burdette
Boyd Alexander
Shipfitter
Wire
Nancy Carter Burdette
Cambridge Road
Raleigh
Cheek
Daniel Smith
Courie Hudson Duncan
Whiteville
Giles
George T
U. C
M. S
Duncan M. Giles
Buie Creek
Keels
Isaac Wesley, Jr
J.g
Isaac Wesley Keels
Monroe, Rierson
Thomas Odell
James Franklin Rierson
Oakland Avenue
Greensboro
Shue
Walker Overton
Carl Everett Slue
Trollinger Street
Burl
Stevens
Illiam Grady, Jr
Aviation Metalsmith
Alda Lucille’ Stevens
Aurora
William Grady Stevens
Jersey
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Contract Bridge: East Blunder Beats Four Spades Debacle
In a bridge deal East faced a clear defense choice and erred, though the right line was marked. South could have forced three notrumps. instead, West's perfect defense and a miscount by East led to a failed attempt and declarer loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
West
Declarer
New doll clothing pattern offers sizes up to twenty inches
Pattern 4531 provides a complete outfit for dolls from 12 to 22 inches and encourages using remnants. Readers send 20 cents to The Enterprise Pattern Dept. to receive the pattern and pattern details for yardage, with a separate 15 cent request for the Anne Adams Fall and Winter Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Woodmen Hold Party for Longtime Banker Stamey Atkins
Piedmont Camp No. 62 of the Woodmen of the World hosted a 7:30 p.m. gathering at Woodman Hall to honor Stamey Atkins for ten years as local banker. Council Commander John Bulla oversaw proceedings as Ernest Wright praised Atkins' faithful service. Atkins received the Woodman ring. new members Stamey Mendenhall and John L. Doss Jr. were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Camp
Woodmen of the World
Woodman Hall
Stamey Atkins
Johnny Bulla
Ernest Wright
Atkins
Woodmen’s Circle
Woodmen
Stamey C.mendenhall
John L. Doss, Jr
Not the size of the runt but the fight inside
Elsie Robinson reflects on the common burden of feeling small and unseen. A narrator who calls himself a runt champions inner resilience after personal setbacks, declaring the true measure is the fight inside rather than outward stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe I
Iid
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Madeline Hoover
Chioupek
R. I. Quigsey
REA Atk
High Point, N. C
Rice
Epsia Ola
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Winston-Salem, N
Pvt
James D. Stiles
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Mary Noble Grubb
P. EB. Grubb
Fast Green Street
Pvt. Stiles
R. M. Stiles
Stiles
Italy
Johnson St
Treasury Flag
Trinity School
Carters
Eastern Star
Archdale
Jr. Red Cross
Meredith Choir
By Cha Ohlams
Elsie Robinson
Chi.chesters
Marchine
Minnie Lee
Steed
Vera Buckner
Ruby Tyner
Hetty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main &T
Bean's Shoe Shop
South Main Street
Northwestern Mutual
Samuel Hyman, Jeweler
Samuel Hyman
Grandma
Penetro
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