Sossamon Shrawder Wedding Delayed Then Held At Camp Butner
Plans changed by military orders. Virginia Sossamon and Lieut Woodrow J. Shrawder wed at Camp Butner post chapel at 4 30 with the chaplain officiating. Dinner followed at the officers club. The bride is from Greensboro and Harlee's staff. the groom from Mills Minnesota and Paramount background. both to join Camp Pickett shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Sossamon
Woodrow J. Shrawder
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Camp Butner
Officers’ Club
R. Sossamon
Mint Street
Greensboro
Harlee’s Department Store
Lieut. Shrawder
Woodrow James Shrawder
Mills, Minn
Annapolis Military Academy
Gnbronnty
Minnesota
Paramount Studios
309Th Field Artillery
Camp Pickett
Social Calendar Finds Busy Week in High Point
A packed schedule lists events from bridge groups at Emerywood Corn clubhouse to garden clubs on Johnson street. Activities include Monarch Auxiliary at 433 West Lexington, Garden Club on Wiltshire Boulevard, Utopian Study Club on Re Drive, High Point Woman's Club meeting at the YWCA with Dr Eugene Pfaff as guest, and USO YMC A dances and buffets for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Cornclub
J. T. Ryan
Mondy
Wayside Garde Club
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
N. P. Yarborough
P.m
Monarch Auxiliary
N. L. Garner
West
Lexington Avenue
Gardenge Club
G. M. Mitchell
Wiltshire Boulevard
S. O. Peebles
Harry Alexander
Henry Foscue Wid Tories
High Point Woman's Club
Y.W.C.A
Eugene E. Pfaff
Greensboro
Southern Association of International Relations
Mrs Goerner Honored At Bridge Party
A bridge party Saturday night at 909 West My Fy lng ing featured Miss Ada Johnson and Miss Lucile Johnston hosting. High scores went to Miss Anne Cha low and Mrs Arthur Ca both, with defense stamps awarded. The honoree received a bride's bouquet as salad courses were served to guests including Mrs Hugh Earl Goerner, Miss Vera Idol, and several local hosts and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Johnson
Lucile Johnston
West My
Mabel Warlick
Anne Chalow
Arthur ‘Caboth
Hugh Earl Goerner
Vera Idol
Arthur §. Withers
R. H. Gunn
Alda T. Berry
Louise Adams
Anne Chappel
G. I. Humphreys
Howard Russells Honor Daughters On Birthdays
Miss Ruth Russell was honored on her 17th birthday with a Russell family celebration at 1208 Ragan Street featuring games music and refreshments. The next day Barbara Russell celebrated her seventh birthday with a daytime party and group photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Russell
Howard M. Russell
Russell
Ragan Street
Bertha Lowe
Joyce Ward
Colleen Whitlock
Opal Wilkins
Daisy O'Brien
Lorraine Smith
Sarah Ann Bundy
Marie Robertson
Bill Hartley
Bill O'Brien
Bill Kele Hinkle
John Brown
Richard Tuttle
Reitzel Logan
Charles Beard
Ean
Johnny Johnson
Martha Ann
Eleanor Wood
Shirley
Jimmy
Freddy Gulledge
Na Lee Wilkins
Shirleyers
Gene Farris
Barbara Jeannkle
Genevieve Beauchamp
Billy Vance Lanier
Birth of David Alfred Andes announced in Reidsville
Rev and Mrs W G Andes of Reidsville announce the birth of a son named David Alfred born October 1. Mrs Andes is formerly Carey Atkins of Archdale. The Parent-Teachers Association at Archdale School will hold its first meeting of the year tonight at 7:30 with a special program to inaugurate the year’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Andes
Reidsville
David Alfred
Andes
Carey Atkins
Parent-Teachers’ Association of Archdale
Alpha Theta Psi Entertained At Dessert Bridge
Members of the Alpha Theta Psi alumni sorority were entertained Saturday afternoon when Mrs Dennis Young hosted a dessert. Mrs Thomas Bouldin presided over a brief business session followed by bridge. High score went to Mrs Bouldin, second to Miss Thelma Moss, and consolation to Mrs John Jennings. Attendees included Unity Nash Thelma Moss Ina McAdams Annie Lee Jarrell and Mesdames Clifford Hinshaw Thomas Bouldin Thomas Stringland John Jennings Archie Koonts Smith Moss Cameron Deans with Mrs Gertrude Hutchens listed as a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Alumni Sorority
Dennis Young
Tne
Thomas Boulding
Bouldin
Thelma Moss
John Jennings
Unity Nash
Ina McAdams
Annie Lee Jarrell
Mesdames Clifford Hinshaw
Thomas Bouldin
Thomas Strickland
Archie Koonts
Smith Moss
Cameron Deans
Gertrude Hutchens
Nurses To Have Supper Meeting Wednesday Night
The High Point Graduate Nurse's club will meet at the YWCA on Wednesday October 6 at 7 30 p m for the regular monthly gathering. Nurses are asked to notify Burrus Clinic by noon for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurse's Club
YWCA
Burrus Clinic
Mrs. Baker Honored With Housewarming
Neighbors honored Mrs. Verta Baker at a housewarming for her new home at 305 Best Street. About 25 guests attended as Fall flowers and gladiola decor graced the dining room. desserts were served by Mrs. Baker with help from Miss Belva Miles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verta Baker
Best Street
Nadine Proctor
Pauline Edwards
Edward Couzens
Baker
Belva Miles
Church Class Meetings Set Across Local Churches
The T E L Class of Green Street Baptist meets at 7 30 pm at the church. The Little Philathea Class of Lebanon Methodist meets Tuesday October 5 at 7 30 pm at the church with Mrs Sue Welborn in charge. Faithful Workers meet tonight at 7 30 at 312 West Bay Street hosted by Mrs Grady Beck. Loyal Workers meet Tuesday at 7 30 at Mrs David Shephard 1547 North Main Street with Mrs J C Marsh as associate hostess. Circle No Two of First Evangelical and Reformed meets Tuesday at 3 pm at Mrs H O Hayworth 1027 South Main Street with Mrs Everett Hedrick in charge. meeting moved from Wednesday to Tuesday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.E.L
Green Street Baptist Church
The
Lebanon Methodist Church
Sue Welborn
Green Street
Loyal Workers
North Main Street Baptist Church
David Shephard
North Main Street
J. C. Marsh
Circle Meeting
First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
H. O. Hayworth
S. Main Street
Everett Hedrick
400 Soldiers Missing In War Zones
The War Department listed 400 U S soldiers missing in action across Asiatic European North Africa Pacific and southwest Pacific theaters. Readers listed include officers and enlisted men from North Carolina South Carolina and other locations with family addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washa
Ngton
War Department
U. S
Southwest Pacific
North Carolina
Michael
Robert L
Joseph E. Michael
Mitchell Ave
Salisbury
Noe
Tech
Alexander B
Alexander C. D. Noe
Bath
South Carolina
Willis
Orr
Robert L., Jr
Laura FE. Orr
Tower St
Rock Hill
Sheriff auctions free jail room and board bid at war bond auction
Monticello Arkansas sheriff L W Bell offered one month of free room and board in the county jail at a war bond auction and found a taker. Everett Calhoun, a county farmer from Drew, bid a $500 bond for the privilege but did not say if he would use the jail facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Ark
L W. Bell
Everett Calhoun
Drew
I Am for Frank Sinatra Fun in a Grim World
Elsie Robinson writes that she does not attend Sinatra concerts yet supports him and argues that fun is a basic need. She contrasts 1883 manners with modern life and urges joy as essential to human happiness. Sinatra represents lively amusement she endorses for a brighter world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sinatra
Mr. Sinatra
Frank
New Orleans
Michelangelo
Oreover
Asparagus Planting Tips From The Tar Heel Gardener
The Tar Heel Gardener outlines fall planting of one year old asparagus roots, spacing drills about 4 1/2 feet wide with 20 inch root intervals, and covering about 3 inches. Do not cut shoots the first spring to encourage crown development. fertilize with high grade mix in spring and keep weeds down. Mary Washington variety noted as best for North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Washington
North Carolina
Posthumous Letter From Navy Lt Bonaparte To Parents
A letter from Navy Lt. Wallace M. Bonaparte to his parents describes facing danger at sea and his resolve to protect loved ones. He explains his view of war, readiness to die, pride in his upbringing, and love for his family as authorities notified his parents that he was killed in action in the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Navy
Wallace M. Bonaparte
Joseph Bonaparte
Lt. Bonaparte
South Pacific
New Pattern Offer For Kitchen Attire And Gifts
The HIGH POINT ENTERPRISE Pattern Department advertises apron Pattern 4549 with ruffles or square neck options in sizes small to large, priced at sixteen cents. Send name, address, size, and pattern number to 243 West 17th St New York New York. A Fall and Winter Look promises a free glove and bag pattern with an additional ten cent book price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
McKenney on Bridge By William E McKenney
A concise column by William E McKenney presents expert bridge strategy and bidding insights from America's card authority. The piece analyzes common missteps, offers practical play techniques, and highlights how careful card reading influences contract success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Opening Of Trump Will Defeat Bidder
In the Masters pair event a hand sparked debate as over three diamonds North bid three spades and East jumped to four hearts. If South opens the king of spades after a spade bid, East can likely make six or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
South
Bridge Tips: Trump Leaks and Finesses in a Four-Odd Contract
Two losing spades can be ruffed if South opens a trump. Declarer wins first trump in dummy, takes the spade finesse, and must manage three spades and a club. In some cases the diamond king opens to reach four odd, allowing careful play to force only one spade ruff in dummy yet still reach contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
South
Invasion Requires All Allied Planes Says Arnold
Gen Henry H Arnold chief of the U S Army Air Forces says every available Allied plane from training centers depots and modification centers was devoted to the Italian invasion and more planes would have eased the effort The push he notes still faces larger battles ahead with an expeditionary force of bombers fighters ships tanks guns and thousands of men moving toward the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Mediterranean
Italy
Henry H Arnold
U. S. Army Air Forces
Arnold
U. S
Salerno
Around
Cona Gecvines
High Point College President Heads to Methodist Conference
Dr. G. I. Humphries president of High Point College left yesterday for Cincinnati to attend the general committee conference of Methodist Churches. He will represent the southeastern territory along with Dr. Garber dean of the school of religion at Duke University. Miss Lucille Hester and her grandmother Mrs. Minnie Hester are also mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Humphries
High Point College
Cincinnati
Methodist Churches
Turkeys to be late due to late crop in Utah region
Civilians may rely on Santa Claus to deliver Thanksgiving turkeys as the crop is late and quality is not as good as usual according to Herbert Beyers secretary manager of the northwestern turkey growers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Santa Claus
Herbert Beyers
Northwestern Turkey Growers Association
Route two travelers return after naval port visit
The group returned to the city after a week at New Port News Virginia where they visited Mrs Juanita Hester and Robert Z Hester F3/c stationed at Norfolk Naval Air Station TM a Mr and Mrs W W Dickerson returned from Cleveland Tennessee where they visited Mr Dickersons sister Mrs W H Stewart who was seriously ill but improving when they left
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Juanita Hester
Robert Z. Hester
Naval Air Station
Norfolk
Mrs. W. W Dickerson
Cleveland
Tennessee
Mr. Dickerson
W.H. Stewart
No Aspirin Faster Than Genuine St Joseph Aspirin
Ad copy touts St Joseph Aspirin as the world’s largest seller at 10 cents with claims of safety and superiority over rivals. It urges demand for St Joseph Aspirin and mentions Aspina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Aspina
SGT Charles attends Oxford classes during furlough
SGT Foil V. Charles son of Mr and Mrs C C Charles of Mebane spent a week on furlough at Oxford University donning an academic cap and attending classes. He formerly resided in High Point and has served in the European theater for ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Yank
Oxford
Foil V. Charles
C. C. Charles
Mebane
Nmed
Oxford University
High Point
Marines Promoted In Pacific and Brady On Tour
Charles Bickett Lewis of High Point is promoted to corporal in the Pacific and served on Guadalcanal. Arthur T. Brady of Route Four is on a coast to coast tour with the first composite British battery to demonstrate tactics at U S installations. Imogene Kennedy of Route One Thomasville enrolled at the naval training school at Indiana University Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bickett Lewis
U. S
High Point
Pacific
Cpl. Lewis
W. D. Lewis
Tate Street
Guadalcanal
Cpl. Brady
Arthur T. Brady
F. P. Stevens
Route Four
Kennedy
Indiana
Imogene Kennedy
E. M. Kennedy
Route One
Thomasville
Naval Training School
India University
Bloomington
Service Notices From Great Lakes and Overseas Units
A list of service updates includes Austin W. Carter at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, CPL Byerly on furlough with wife Helen Smith, SGT Ernest W. Fowler overseas, Pvt David A. Cecil Jr promoted to corporal, Miss Maxine Moon inducted into WAVES, Pvt Luther M. Bentley transferred to Fort Custer, and Pfc William L. Ingram completing a motor transport course in England.
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Carter
Great Lakes
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lake
Lil
Austin W. Carter
James H. Carter
Grayson Street
Cpl. Byerly
Frederick L. Byerly
J. M. Byerly
Lexington
MS . Byerly
Camp Shelby
Miss
Helen Smith
Pvt. Cecil
David A. Stanton Cecil, Jr
Camp Haan
Calif
D. S. Cecil
Link Street
Bentley
Luther M. Bentley
L. M. Bentley
King Street
Hawthorne
Fort Custer
Mich
Seaman Burton Visits Mother on North Main Street
John Clinard Burton apprentice seaman in the navy spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Debbo Burton at her North Main Street apartment. Burton is stationed at Bainbridge Naval Training School in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaman Burton
John Clinard Burton
Navy
Debbo Burton
North Main Street
Bainbridge, Md
Naval Training School
Berlin Blackout Lifted by Berlin Radio
Berlin announces a partial lifting of the blackout in early morning and evening as night bombers approach from long flights across occupied territory. The Berlin radio offered no explanation but warned residents to remain vigilant about approaching air raids. An unrelated note mentions onions keeping well if dug when tops are dry and left in the sun briefly.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Berlin Radio
Germany
Unreality Theme In Christian Science Lesson Sermon
The Christian Science service on October 3 centers on the lesson sermon titled Unreality from the Goldie Text Romans 8 31 and Jeremiah 51 15. It cites Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures pages 276 and discusses mind over matter and the unreality of mortal error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cee
Thermon
Zion
Mary Eddy
Serious postwar traffic overhaul urged by engineers
Chicago Oct 41. Harold F Hammond president of the National Traffic Engineers Institute warns postwar traffic will be severe. He calls immediate metropolitan decongestion and balanced planning including trucks buses and trains to keep streets safe and expeditious. He notes 69 associations in China cooperatives and 1 590 bets with 22 680 bets benefiting tenfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Tate of Traffic Engineers
Harold F. Hammond
National Servation Bureau
Eed
Institute
Cooperatives of
China
Lemon Water Morning Wake-Up Routine
A healthful laxative alternative advises mixing the juice of a Sunkist lemon with water and drinking on an empty stomach each morning. The note extols lemons as rich in vitamin C and helpful vitamins aiding digestion and general vitality, urging readers to try this wake-up ritual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunkist
California
Sunkist Mons
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Canterbury Club
Bob Hayworth
Jamestown
USO
Adams Memorial
David Chains
N. Main St
Good Housekee Magazine
ODEO
Callet Mann Drug CO
South Main Street
N. C
Mrs. Goerner
Howard Russells
Archdale P.T. A
WAFRA
Vicks D
Alpha Theta Psi
Elsie Robinson
John H. Harris
N. Cy. State College
Aone
McKenney
Trump
Lucille “Hester
Mrs
Minnie Hester
Lewis
Sgt. Fowler
Ernest W. Fowler
Pena
Edna Fowler
Miss Moon
WAVES
Maxine Moon
John Moon
City
Raleigh
Hunter College
New York City
Ingram
England
William L. Ingram
Nathan Ingram
Steele Street
Melvin L. Stone
J. R. Stone
Route Three
Walterboro
S. C
Vera Stone
West Willis Street
Stone
Florida
Winchell
Rube Goldberg
Dorminy Dance Studios
North Main
Ruth Adams
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Nature
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