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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1943

Page

6

Bary Ensemble to Play Wednesday at Senior High

The Bary Ensemble will perform Wednesday December 1 at 8 00 p m in the Senior High School auditorium as part of the Community Concerts series. Members include Gertrude Barry piano Lorna Wren flute Mara et al violin Virginia Peterson cello with Dean's background in major orchestras and broadcasts.

Bary Senior High Bary Ensemble Gertrude Barry America Lorna Wren Orchestrette Coosigee MacDowell Club Virginia Peterson Michelin San Francisco New York City Symphony Orchestra

Social Calendar Events At Various Motels And Clubs

A list of weekly social gatherings in High Point includes the Council of Church Women meeting at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with officer elections. United Daughters of the Confederacy session on Lindsay street with guest speaker W A Bivins. Sides Club at Erie Country Club. City-Wide Parent-Teacher Council at Elm School. Mid-Week Study Club program on post war peace. Utopian Study Club at Emerywood. High Point Busiess and Women's Club dinner at Beaton Hotel celebrating its seventh birthday. Entre Nays at Mrs J W Harris. Wild Flower Club at Montheu Avenue. weekly family night dinner at Emerywood Country Club. Canterbury Club meeting at 901 Johnson Street. Junior Musical Art Club at Joyce Loftin’s home. USO Club dance at YMCA. YWCA USO buffet supper at the tine Memorial building.

High Point Council of Church Women Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Nnet High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy J. D. Brame Lindsay Street Mesdames W. A. Bivins L. R. Terry Bruce Carraway Grattan Foy Ladies of the Erie Country Club Blake Thompson Ppt Elm School R. Morrow Brentley F. J. Sizemore Utopian Study Club P. Y. Adams Emerywood Country Club High Ys Business and Women's A Beaton Hotel Jo Chapman Entre Nays Club J. W. Harris Rockford Wild Flower Club F. L. Gordy Montheu Avenue Harold Stout W. H. English Joyce Loftin USO Y.M.C Y.W.C.A Tine Memorial

Thanksgiving Breakfast Service At YWCA

Thirty girls from three clubs in the YWCA industrial department attended the Thanksgiving breakfast and worship service in the Adams Memorial building at 9:00. Fall berries and miniature turkeys formed the table centerpieces. Miss Shirley Dorsett led readings with poems by Misses Greene Dennis Clinard Ray Sykes and piano by Cleo Crawford. Afterward the group attended the 11:00 service at the 1st Presbyterian Church with advisor Mrs. H W McCain.

YWCA Adams Memorial Shirley Dorsett Jeanette Greene Bertha Dennis Elizabeth Clinard Sally Ray Maurine Sykes Cleo Crawford 1St Presbyterian Church H. W. McCain Industrial Committee Ucat

Informality Keynote At USC Sunday

Informality marked the USC event with Servicemen and junior hostesses enjoying an informal afternoon and evening at the USO center yesterday. Refreshments, games, reading and singing filled the day while senior hostesses and club members supervised. The BTC No. 10 orchestra from Greensboro played for a USO dance, with senior hostesses in charge. Large turnout during Thanksgiving holidays drew many men, and invitations were extended for Thanksgiving dinners in private homes.

USO Center John Michael Searse C. W. Davis H. D. Smith BTC No. 10 Greensboro USO YMCA Charlotte Guy Cc. W. Kneesi High Point

Local residents notes on recoveries and visits

Mrs. Clarence B Stainbeck returns home after two weeks at Guilford General Hospital. J R Young hosts relatives including Cpl and Mrs U Young, Mr and Mrs Paul Pug, and Miss Eva Young at 610 Mantheu Avenue. Mrs O W Thomas of Charleston reports recuperating at Baker Sanitarium after an operation. Muriel Hilton, now in Washington DC, visits her Greensboro parents. Miss Mary Hilliard Carraway leaves Wilmington after Thanksgiving visit with parents at 1211 Johnson Street.

Clarence B. Stainbeck Otteray Drive Guilford General Hospital Ulyssus Young Fort Mead, Md Paul Pug Graham Eva Young Greensboro J. R. Young Mantheu Avenue O. W. Thomas Charleston S. C Baker Beatrice Teague Muriel Hilton High Point Social Security Department Washington, D. C Mrs. J. S. Hilton Sherrod Street Mary Hilliard Carraway Lake Forest School Wilmington Bruce Carraway Johnson Street

Newman Baby Born Constance Lee At Home

Mr and Mrs E C Newman announce the birth of a daughter Constance Lee on November 19. Both mother and baby are at home at 1201 Tipton Street.

McDowell Clinto McDowell Elsie Marie Sophia Route One

Transplanting shrubs and trees this fall for best success

The article advises fall planting in November and December for shrubs and trees promised last spring. It covers root protection, digging wide holes, placing at original depth, mulching with manure, and selecting smaller plants for quicker establishment.

Mission study course at Ward Street Methodist Church opens

The Women's Society of Christ ian Service begins its last mission study course on Tuesday November 30 at 7 30 p m. There will be three meetings with Mrs W A Bivens as teacher using the book We Who Are America Circle three of Calvary Methodist church meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Howard Russell and Miss Nora Hardee as associate hostess.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Ward Street Methodist Church W. A. Bivens America The Calvary Methodist Church Howard Russell Nora Hardee

Busy woman's jumper frock pattern 4477 advertised

Advertisement for pattern 4477 a jumper and blouse set in women's sizes 34 to 46. It notes fabric yardage for size 36 and price six cents plus ten cents for a new pattern. Orders sent to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.

High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West 17Th St New York

WAVES Recruiting Visit Planned for High Point

Navy seeks 91000 women reservists by end of 1944 and will interview candidates December 6 to 11 in High Point. Yeoman Laura M. Close of the Raleigh Office of Naval Procurement will explain WAVES opportunities and new changes allowing wives of Navy personnel and midshipmen to join. Interviews at the High Point Post Office building with no obligation.

Atlanta High Point Laura M. Close USNR Office of Naval Procurement Raleigh W. H. Allen USN Continental United States Navy Department Navy Naval Service Yeoman Close

W H Kennedy 43 Dies After Sudden Attack

William Henry Kennedy aged 43 died last night at 8 after suffering a heart attack. Born in Randolph County June 1, 1900 he was survived by his wife Connie Robertson and four children. Funeral set for Tuesday at Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church with Rev. BE W Jones officiating. Burial in Ebenezer Cemetery.

William Henry Kennedy Mr. Kennedy Randolph County James A Mary Bayle Kennedy Connie Robertson Hilda Anne Arnold James Raymond Kennedy R. D. Truesdale High Point Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church BE. W. Jones Welch Furniture Company Ebenezer Cemetery

Tax take climbs in wartime U.S. to 1943 estimate

The source notes personnel taxes rose from about 3 billion dollars in 1940 to an estimated 16 billion dollars in 1943 as wartime funding expanded.

U. S

Percentage method and six hearts in a bridge lesson

A bridge analysis discusses how opponents bids alter percentages in a South North vulnerable deal. West signals with ace and jack of spades while South leads hearts. declarer finesses and leads to reveal West's singleton, ending in a six heart contract unfold.

North West South Declarer East

Brookshire and Cook Bride Ties The Knot In Asheboro

Mrs Flmina Brookshire and John W Cook were married November 24 at the Asheboro Friends parsonage with Rev Seth Hine officiating. The couple, of Sophia Route One and Archdale respectively, will reside at Sophia Route One after a wedding trip to eastern Carolina.

Flmina Brookshire John W. Cook Asheboro Friends Parsonage Seth Hin—eee Ellicert Greensboro Cook Sophia Route One Carolina

Blackwelder Joins 58th CTD at Massachusetts State College

Calvin C. Blackwelder of 519 Flint Street, an army air forces aviation student, is now a member of the 58th college training detachment at Massachusetts State College.

Blackwelder Mass Calvin C. Blackwelder Flint Street Army Air Forces 58Th College Training Detachment Massachusetts State College

Sgt Gordon Jr Returns To California Post

Sgt. William E F Gordon Jr returns to his California post after spending several days with his wife Mrs Doris Gold Gordon of 405 Parker Street.

William EF. Gordon, Jr California Doris Gold Gordon Parker Street

Child Abandonments Double In Chicago

Chicago officials report child abandonments have doubled in the last year with mothers accounting for about 95 percent of cases. Berna dine Healy of St. Vincent's orphanage cites armed forces and lost support as causes and says some mothers leave children with others or in nurseries as a result of increased freedom.

Chicago Bernadine Healy St. Vincent's Orphanage Armed Forces

Olive Tablets Promise Quick Relief For Constipation

A vintage ad urges relief from constipation with J. Edwards' Olive Tablets. It claims the tablets stimulate liver bile and aid bowel movements when needed, listing prices 15¢ 30¢ 80¢ and directing readers to follow label directions at all drugstores.

J. Edwards

Deep River Christian Science Lesson Sermon Notes

The Deep River church notes report the Sunday lesson on Ancient and Modern Necromancy and Mesmerism, with the Golden Text from Psalms 56 1 3. Citations from First Samuel describe David defeating Goliath. The Christian Science textbook Science and Health is cited on power, evil, and true strength.

David Israel Mary Baker Eddy

Sandhills Area to Hold December Night Blackouts

Defense officials announced practice blackouts for December 6 to 8 in counties around the Sandhills to train Army tactical troops. The warning centers include Lamberton Maxton Laurinburg Hamlet Southern Pines and Fayetteville with lines south of Candor to Carthage and Candor to Ellerbe. OCD workers will perform blackout duties.

Raleigh Sandhills Defense Lamberton Maxton Laurinburg Hamlet Southern Pines Fayetteville Charlotte Candor Carthage Ellerbe OCD

Gulliver and the cobweb binds of self

A reflective piece uses Gulliver bound by cobwebs to illustrate how habits fear laziness and pride trap adults. It argues that tiny self-made weaknesses imprison progress more than obvious faults, urging awareness of inner barriers and daily self discipline.

Gulliver

Postwar rail plans aim to win passengers with streamliners

Railway men in Washington map postwar strategy to hold traffic against aviation and auto rivals. They push lightweight streamliners cruising 75 to 100 mph, faster schedules, and revamped dining and ticket systems, with fares possibly cut before peace to lure riders.

Washington Railway Age Interstate Commerce Commission Weithin

State College experts urge farmers to save for hard years

Farm management specialists at State College advise farmers to set aside surplus income as savings to weather future crop losses and reduced production. They also urge reducing debts to a safe level.

State College

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W. B. Hall Canterbury Club Hubert Hayworth USC Yeoman Mercedes Brinker WAVES Ruth Rieser Ward Street Women’s Society We Adams Aoro Petlin W.H. Kennedy Sa Pusea Aebet Julie Bishop Brookshire Sgt. Gordon Calif Deep River News Notes Sandhills Area Carera Jack Stinnett Jayne Jayne’s Iste Vicks Vicks VA
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