Garden Council Cancels Harvest Festival Plans
Eight garden clubs attended the October High Point Garden Club Council meeting at the YWCA. The council voted to cancel plans for this fall Harvest Festival due to lack of time and hindrances, opting to revive the event next fall.
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High Point Garden Club Council
YWCA
J. F. Hayden
Hayden
Federated Garden Club
High Point
Clu
J. Bartlett
Charles M. Griffith
Winston-Salem
North Carolina Garden Club
Harold
Births Reported for Five Babies in High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ernest Layman Lawson announce the birth of a daughter Connie Sue on Oct 1 at the Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mr Lawson formerly Miss Budly E Harrel. Mr and Mrs John Hubert Ross announce a son Herbert Franklin born Oct 1 at the same hospital. Mrs Ross before marriage was Martha F Kester. Elizabeth Marie Bundy born Oct 1 to Mr and Mrs James W Bundy. Anne Mae Hyde born Oct 1 to Mr and Mrs David E Hyde. A son born Oct 1 to Mr and Mrs Paul Earl Ward. Mrs Ward before marriage was Miss Mary Lou Collins.
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Ernest Layman Lawson
Clara Cox
John Hubert Ross
Park Street
Herbert Franklin
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ross
Martha F. Kester
Elizabeth Marif Bundy
James W. Bundy
Elizabeth Marie
Paul Earl Ward
Rt. 1
Jamestown
High Point
Estherian class meets at Green Street Baptist Church
The Estherian class of Green Street Baptist will meet tonight at 7 30 at Mrs J C Saunders home on Homestead Avenue Rt 5 The Stephens Bible Study class will meet Wednesday at 3 PM with Mrs P R Dixon at 1006 Lindsay Street
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Green Street Baptist Church
J.C. Saunders
Homestead Avenue
Rt. 5
Joan Fouts Honored At 12th Birthday Party
Mrs. Wesley Fouts hosted 25 guests at her Thomasville home on Friday to honor daughter Joan on her 12th birthday. Games provided entertainment and ice cream cake were served with each guest receiving a favor. Joan received many useful gifts from attendees.
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Wesley Fouts
Thomasvile Rt. 2
Joan
Special Recognition At USO Staff Meeting Honors Three Hostesses
The October USO staff meeting at Bay Street School honored Julia Ryan Sara Hester and Marjorie Lee for volunteer service. Ryan received commendation for Sunday morning opening duties over a year Hester earned a meritorious service certificate as junior hostess and GSO chairperson Sara Ray was elected to succeed Hester as GSO chairman. Plans for Halloween Christmas and Thanksgiving were outlined by the entertainment committee.
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Julia Ryan
Sara Hester
United Services Organizations
Bay Street
Marjorie Lee
USO
Miss Ryan
Miss Hester
GSO
Sara Ray
Geneva Crowder
Emmagene Shields
Virginia Frank
Execu
Tive
J. F. Hayden
W. O. Burnham
Ruth Goodman
Bessie Schwartz
al Schwartz
Mary Dykes
Lillian Massey
M. R. Cole
Charlotte Williams
C. E. Diffendal
Emmet Stone
Melvin Hayes
Mary K. Edwards
Kelman Gomo
Polly Moon
Frances Bailey
Faye Loflin
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Judy Owen
Hallowe'en
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
The week lists Cooperettes at Mrs J M Lancaster on Louise Avenue and many garden study and afternoon clubs with hostesses across Edgedale Drive Arlington Street West High. Events include Indian tea, tea programs, and a university faculty talk at High Point plus service men dances and YWCA USO events.
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West Emery Wood
W. A. Sherrod
Clara Cole Sherrod
David Stanton Sherrod
A Food Country Club
P. m
Finess and Stainoant Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
J. Gold, Sr
Mrs G Gaddis Visits Son Lt Thurman Sykes in California
Mrs G Gaddis left Sunday for Fresno to visit her son Lt Thurman Sykes stationed at Hammer Field. Mrs W S Leach of High Point Rt 4 underwent major surgery at Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital and is recuperating satisfactorily and now able to receive visitors.
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Mrs. G. ©. Gaddis
Fresno
Calif
Thurman Sykes
Hammer Field
W. S. Leach
High Point Rt. 4
Washington Stret
High Point Memorial Hospital
Rehearsals Begin for Guilford Messiah at Memorial Hall
Guilford College announces Messiah rehearsals by the Guilford College Community Choral Society in Memorial Hall on Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The performance is set for Sunday afternoon December 10 with participation encouraged from college and local singers. Dr Ezra H F Weis notes that the A Capella Choir forms the nucleus of the group and townspeople are invited to join.
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Guilford College
George Frederick Handel
Memorial Hall
Guilford College Community Choral Society
Ezra H. F. Weis
Choral Society
Weis
Woodmen Circle Holds Monthly Meeting Tomorrow
The Woodmen Circle announces its regular monthly business meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the hall.
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Woodmen
New Recipe For Apple-Raisin Pie In Middle American Style
A vintage recipe presents apple raisin pie with tart apples, raisins, sugar, flour, spices and sour cream. Mix ingredients then bake in a pastry lined plate. Start 425 F for 10 minutes, then 325 F about 25 minutes until apples soften. Top with confectioners sugar if desired.
Bad overcall in contract bridge cited by Culbertson
South makes a risky overcall after a pass and redouble, leaving North unhappy at partner’s play. The hand shows spade length and club defense failing to beat the contract, illustrating how safety alone cannot justify aggressive bidding.
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South
North
East
Paris Styles Carry On At Old Stands
Paris fashion writers note couture houses in Paris endure wartime taxes and controls. Prices for dresses reach about 240 dollars, suits 300, ensembles up to 600, with taxes and production limits raising costs. Even so, Paris designers supply high quality fabrics and imagery as industry strains persist under occupation.
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Paris
Europe
Maslin
Lady Sewage Expert Wins High Renown
Gladys Swope, celebrated young chemist and district cleaner for the Sanitary District of Waukegan, will spend next year as a Mellon Institute research fellow in Pittsburgh. She will study pulp and paper waste and its pollution of Lake Michigan, focusing on color removal and oxygen depletion to reduce treatment costs and environmental impact.
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AP Newsfeatures
Gladys Swope
Hat
Miss Swope
America
Danding Young
Spomorly District Ceater
Waukegan
Lake Michigan
North Shore
Mellon Institute
Pittsburgh
New York
American Chemical
PDC Convention Pages Asked To Meet Tomorrow
North Carolina Division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy asks appointed pages to meet in the Sheraton Hotel ballroom tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. Miss Sarah Hutchens and Mrs. Ed Wertz co chair the page group for the convention October 10 11. Pages will receive duties guidance and have a group photo taken. attendance in a white dress is preferred.
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North Carolina
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sheraton Hotel
Ed Wertz
Sarah Hutchens
Butter supplies hit five year low in Philadelphia
The War Food Administration reported per capita butter supplies at 12 pounds annually in Philadelphia, the lowest since 1849 when consumption was 13.9 pounds.
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Philadelphia
Oct
War Food Administration
Star Sapphire and the Hidden Star Within
A reflective essay by Elsie Robinson compares a star sapphire ring to faith and inner potential. The writer recalls doubting the dull stone until its inner flame appeared and muses that every person may harbor a hidden star worth seeking within oneself and others.
Mexico May Be Next Task For Nelson
Washington reports that President Roosevelt may assign Donald M. Nelson to stimulation of industrial development in Mexico and Latin America. His present work to boost China's wartime industry and postwar expansion could broaden to Latin America, China, and perhaps war-torn Europe, aiming to spur trade with the United States.
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Washington
Mexico
Donald M. Nelson
Roosevelt
War Production Board
China
Nelson
United States
Europe
Gray Ladies Aid Soldier After Baby Birth
The Gray Ladies of the North Shore Red Cross chapter visited Corp. Joseph S. Sturgeon at Ft. Totten Hospital Bayside Queens to lift his mood after his wife gave birth to a son in Patterson New Jersey. A bundle of baby clothes sent by the volunteers sparked his recovery and renewed hunger. Ham is reported as the preferred food of Mexican workers in Pendleton Oregon with meals for 270 men. Potatoes and beef fill most meals.
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New York
INS
Gray Ladies
North Shore
S. 1
Red Cross
Corp
Joseph S. Sturgeon
Ft. Totten Hospital
Bayside
Queens
Patterson
N. J
Pendleton
Ore
Irene Allen
Lemons Steep to Boost Juice Extraction
Steeping lemon halves in hot water before squeezing yields nearly double the juice. The method enhances extraction by warming the pulp and easing cell rupture, suggesting a simple prep step for juicier results.
Gladys Swope Whiz in Chemistry Moves Across Hubs
A profile traces Gladys Swope from Oak Park High School to the University of Illinois and University of Chicago, then to Chicago Sanitary District, boiler water treatment work for National Aluminate, and leading Kansas State Board of Health laboratory. Her goal is rebuilding an automobile.
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Dresed
Miss Swope
Gladys
Oak Park
Ill
Detroit
University of Illinois
University of Chicago
Sanitary District of
Chicago
National Aluminate Corporation
Division of Sanitation
Kansas State Board of Health
Lawrence
Kans
Waukegan
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NASA
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First
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Trento Street
Joan Fouts
Women of Moose
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Frances Lopp
Lydia E. Pinkham
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U.D.C
Sheraton Ballroom
Graduate Nurses Club
Y.W.C.A
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Newcomers Club
W. J. McClure
Colonial Drive
Beta Pi Club
Mesdames Everett Marsh
S. C. Kirkman
Johnson Street
Priscilla Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
USC
YMCA
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Woodmen Circle
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Cap Gris Nez
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