Altrusa Thanksgiving Program At November Dinner Meet
High Point Altrusans heard Mrs. Alice Paige White give a Pilgrim Thanksgiving talk at the Sheraton last evening. Music by Emile Serposs and piano accompaniment by Mrs. Ernestine Strickland complemented the program. New member Mrs. Sarah Richardson Haworth was welcomed. the club approved gifts to veterans and planned bedside radios for wounded service members.
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High Point Altrusans
Alice Paige White
White
Alice Dickerson
Sarah Richardson Haworth
Carver Victory Garden
George Washington
Cross Camp and Hospital
Mary Lou Rothrock
Plans For Vows To Lt Dickerson Announced Today
Miss Jackson announces plans for her wedding to Lieutenant Wendell Ford Dickerson of Teaneck New Jersey. The ceremony takes place Saturday at 7 30 pm at the Jackson residence with few attendees. Attendants include twin sister Virginia Jackson and Betty Lou Jackson. Best man is Charles Sewell of Walpole New Hampshire. A bridal luncheon precedes the event at the Sheraton Hotel.
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Dickerson
Miss Jackson
Wendell Ford Dickerson
Teaneck
N. J
Josephine T Miss Jackson
Jackson
Forest Hill Drive
C. E. Rozzelle
Methodist Church
Mary Sue
C. L. Oy oginston-Salem
Virginia Jackson
Betty Lou Jackson
Lieut. Dickerson
Charles Sewell
Walpole
N. Hamp
Mrs Betts And Miss Briggs Fete Miss Jackson At Bridal Tea
Mrs Betts and Miss Briggs hosted a tea at 906 Forest Hill Drive for Miss Jackson popular bride elect of Saturday. Miss Jackson will marry Lieutenant Wendell B Dickerson of Teaneck New Jersey and Camp Livingston Louisiana Saturday evening at her Emerywood home. Guests numbered about fifty and entered to a formal tea with green and white decor and white carnations in a silver centerpiece.
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Josackson
Henry Betts
Margaret Briggs
Betts
Forest Hill Drive
Miss Jackson
Wendell B. Dickerson
Teaneck
N. J
Camp Livingston
Emerywood
W. L. Jackson
B. E. Moore
Cheraw
S. C
Regular Tea Meeting Plans On Egg Street
Regular attendees meet at Egg Street home for plans and final details. The Saturday afternoon session will discuss event arrangements and related preparations.
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Egg Street
Priscilla Club Plans Friday Meeting With Mrs Clark
The Priscilla club will meet at Mrs S C Clark’s home on Park Way on Saturday afternoon at three oclock. The announcement states Mrs Clark will host the gathering and lead the discussion.
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Priscilla Club
S. C. Clark
Park Way
Birth of Harriett Boswell Stack in Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Coy Lee Stack of High Point route two announce the birth of their daughter Harriett Boswell Stack on Wednesday November 24 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Stack is the former Ruby Frances Boswell of Sumnerfield.
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Harriett Boswell Stack
Coy Lee Stack
High Point
Smiths Welcome Son Harvey Denton November Birth
Mr and Mrs Frank B Smith announce the birth of a son Harvey Denton on November 18 at Burrus Memorial hospital The mother is the former Mallie Fowler.
Archdale Friends Church Sets Friday Class Meeting
The Elizabeth Fry and Brotherhood classes of Archdale Friends church will meet Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Spencer. The meeting starts at seven thirty.
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Archdale
Elizabeth Fry
Brotherhood
Archdale Friends Church
Walter Spencer
Pastor Rozzelle speaks at Y W C A Business Club
Dr C E Rozzelle pastor of Wesley Memorial Methodist church addressed the YWCA Business and Professional club at a dinner meeting on Thanksgiving. He spoke of reasons to be thankful amid war and hardship while twenty four attended. A death in the club was announced with Lt James Smith reported missing in action. The club voted to place a birth box for men at a city hospital ward. Guests included Elsie May Sink Margaret Sink Jewell Myers Ruth Myers Ralph DeMint Ruth Young Mrs Weckesser Jack Rives Mrs Jack Nance Lillian Marlowe Avis Bryson and others.
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C. E. Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Y.W.C.A
Hadias
Ada Smith
James Smith
Greensio
Elsie May Sink
Margaret Sink
Jewell Myers
Ruth Yers
Ralph DeMint
Ruth Young
Weckesser
Jack Rives
Jack Nance
Lillian Marlowe
L. A. Singer
Avis Bryson
Miss Merchant Honored Before Wedlock At High Point Party
Beverly Merchant, soon to wed Cadet Reitzel N. Morre at Maxwell Field, was feted in High Point during a dessert bridge. Hostesses Mrs. W H Coleman and Miss Marjorie Foster arranged two bridge games and a rummy royale with yellow rosebud decor. High score won by Mrs. W C Webb. J W Morgan took a vase for rummy. Miss Merchant received gifts.
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Beverly Merchant
Cadet Reitzel N. Mor- Re
High Point
Maxwell Ld
Ala
W. H. Coleman
Marjorie Foster
W. ©. Webb
Clarence Malpass
J. W. Morgan
Miss Merchant
Mrs. Coleman
Miss Foster
Markie Beal
Louise Modlin
Bill Graham
W. F. Morgan
W. C. Webb
Richard Coleman
Albert Ellison
Lake Waccamaw
Maxwell Field
Satury
Double M Club Hears Musical Program At Y
The Double M club met at the Adams Memorial YWCA yesterday afternoon. Mrs Walter Hedrick sang three selections after a turkey dinner for eighteen members and guests. Business moderator Mrs Elmer James authorized a Christmas party for the children of members and a dinner for girls in a newly organized club the Double M sponsors. Guests included Mrs Spencer Videon Mrs Clyde Garrison Mrs Charles Byrd and Mrs Hedrick.
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Double M Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Walter Hedrick
Pete Oldham
Elmer James
Double M
Spencer Videon
Clyde Garrison
Charles Byrd
Hedrick
Thanksgiving Program At Elm Street School
A Thanksgiving program was presented at Elm Street school under Miss Virginia Frank of the city schools music department. The event aimed to observe Thanksgiving and boost orchestral work. Mrs. A. M. Richardson led group singing and music, the Elm Street orchestra performed two numbers, and Miss Frank added a violin solo with Miss Peyton Voorhees at the piano.
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Elm Street
Virginia Frank
City Schools Music Department
A. M. Richardson
Miss Frank
Peyton Voorhees
Philomatheans Postpone Friday Meeting to December 10
Philomathean club will not meet Friday because the Y W C A closing delays material. The group plans a dressings roll on December 10, two weeks later, as announced today. Separate note states men in U S training camps consume about 18 pounds of fresh and frozen fish annually.
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Philomathean Club
U.S
Illness and Holiday Visits Noted in Local Families
Mrs. Jarvis Walker of Archdale is seriously ill at Guilford General Hospital after a sudden illness at home. Miss Betsy Perry Yow of Edgedale drive, a William and Mary senior, will visit West Point Cadet Bob Pierce for the Army Navy game weekend. Mrs. Mabel Burnett leaves for Reidsville to spend Thanksgiving with friends. Roy Burrow’s daughter Ann is ill at Memorial hospital. Doris Stroupe of Duke is ill. Grady Stroupe is at Hillcrest. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hall host Danville relatives for a day. Mrs. Hubert Kaney, formerly of High Point, is recuperating after surgery at City Memorial hospital.
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Jarvis Walker
Archdale
Guilford General Hospital
Betsy Perry Yow
David T. Yow
Edgedale Drive
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Ann Burton
West Point
Bob Pierce
Mabel Burnett
Girl Wepening West Point
Reidsville
Roy Burrow
Kernersville
Ann
Memorial Hospital
Hubert Kaney
Salisbury
High Point
the City Memorial Hospital
New Fall Pattern 4591 from High Point Enterprise ad
An advertising notice for Pattern 4591 offers a new fall and winter dress in rayon crepe and cotton with ric rac trim. It lists sizes misses through 40, fabric yardage for size 16, and price details plus a free glove and bag pattern with a ten cent extra charge. The pattern is promoted by High Point Enterprise at 243 West 17th Street, New York.
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High Point Enterprise
West 17Th &T
New York
N. Y
Veterans Benefit Measure Prepared For Congress
President Roosevelts push for early enactment of mustering out pay unemployment compensation and other veterans benefits drew bipartisan support. Senators Wagner of New York and May of Kentucky plan to introduce bills reflecting the requests and May will convene the House military committee to craft a comprehensive program to aid returning servicemen without long delays.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Uest
W R
New York
Re May
D-Ky
House Military Committee
May
Truman Calls Oil Project Bad and Unjustified
Senate War Investigating Committee Chairman Truman denounces the War Department oil venture at White Horse, Canada as a bad project not to have been undertaken. He questions cost effectiveness and preplanned obstacle analysis while noting no early use before spring 1944. He dismisses War Under-Secretary Patterson’s defense and cites high transportation costs. There is a stray line about finches in the United States.
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Washington
Truman
D-Mo
Senate War Investigating Committee
War Department
United States
Patterson
White Horse
Canada
Half Is Not Enough For John L. Lewis
Operators producing about half of the nations soft coal offered a contract acceptable in part but John L. Lewis said the miners were not interested, citing refusals by southern producers and missing captive mine operators as key obstacles. Talks to resume promptly. An AFL affiliated union and Illinois employers submitted a tentative agreement to the War Labor Board, details withheld.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Southern Coal Producers Association
Steel Company
AFL Progressive Mine
Illinois
Poca air base draws up odd Thanksgiving menu
A bizarre Army Air Base memo from Pocatello Idaho suggests a military style menu with an inductee as the centerpiece. It describes unconventional steps such as soaking, olive drab dress, maneuvers, baked beans, corned beef and chocolate bars. The plan claims to serve 140 million people.
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Pocatelo
Idaho
Pocatello Army Air Base
Deer hunting and historical facts span decades
Mrs Pauline Heller twice advertised for a deer roping cowboy to help her shoot a deer then after two years of practice she killed a 10 point buck. Church membership in the U S has risen by 3 million since 1941. The earliest Polish composer was Jan Kemp Lodz who died in 1346.
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Greenhorn Grants
N. M
Pauline Heller
U. S
Jan Kemp Lodz
What Do We Mean by Education in War Years
Elsie Robinson argues education must evolve beyond 1893 flourishes to meet 1943 realities. She questions culture definitions and urges core humanities, practical life skills, and duty training for boys and girls, stressing that living knowledge outweighs fancy courses.
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Miss E
Army
Navy
Red House
Gm America
West's precise defense in bridge pays off in study
In a complex contract, West avoids a ruinous return by a diamond lead. East wins with the ace, returns a spade, and West navigates with a decisive club play. The analysis shows how precise card counting and forcing lines determine the outcome and prevent a loss.
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West
East
Declarer
South
The Cure Los Angeles Says Kisses Spread Cold
The Los Angeles health department warns that kissing can spread colds as much as coughing and calls for a winter abstinence to curb contagion. The agency estimates common colds cost 100 million man-days of labor annually and urges quitting.
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Los Angeles
Aonetag
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