Anne Adams 4067 Pattern for Kids Jumper Blouse Set
Anne Adams pattern 4067 offers a jumper style for children in sizes 2 3 4 5 and 6. Materials include 1 54 yard of 54 inch fabric for jumper and 3 4 yard of 35 inch fabric for blouse plus 13 8 yards edging. Send sixteen cents with size name address and pattern number to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York, N.Y
The Tape squeeze in bridge by McKenney explained
A bridge article explains the Tape formula for the squeeze play. It uses a seven no trump hand where declarer can force 12 tricks and seeks the thirteenth via a club squeeze or a heart setup. The acronym T A P E L guides threat cards assumption projection entry and lead to secure the squeeze.
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East
South
Declarer
Uniforms For CDVO Women Now Available
Announcement that Women’s Civilian Defense uniforms are available to active volunteers through the local Civilian Defense Volunteer Offices. Three uniform types plus a reversible Shetland wool topcoat, wool or rayon caps, and a rayon blouse. Orders through J C Penney with credentials from CD Tucker or CDYO cards. Insignias ordered via Civilian Defense offices.
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Local Defense Council
W. Cldor
Everett Marsh
Royster Tucker
J. C. Penney Company
CDYO
Mabel Tuttle and Grady Farlow Wed at Gospel Tabernacle
Miss Mabel Tuttle of High Point and Grady Farlow of Sophia united in marriage Saturday evening at Gospel Tabernacle in a simple ceremony witnessed by close friends. The bride wore navy blue with white accessories. Present were Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Copeland and sisters Mrs. D. Yates and Mrs. L. C. Moose of High Point. The couple will reside in High Point.
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Mabel Tuttle
High Point
Grady Farlow
Sophia
Gospel Taberncle
A. L. Copeland
D. Yates
L. C. Moose
Garden Study Club Meets Wednesday at Brookside with Mrs Pappas
The Garden Study Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at Brookside with Mrs W J Pappas in charge of the program. Mrs Pappas and Mrs Peebles will oversee the session and lead the planned activities.
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Hic
ITH
Pappas
Garden Study Club
Brookside
W. J. Papas
Peebles
Births at Burrus Memorial and area hospitals
Mr and Mrs Jack Hutchens announce a daughter Diana Lee born October 3 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Hutchens is formerly Sarah Frye Stone of this town. Mr and Mrs David Dix announce a son David Grayson Jr born October 5 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Dix is the former Elizabeth Norman of Kernersville. Mr and Mrs C B Cook of Trinity announce a son Timothy Gail born September 6 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Cook is the former Miss Spell of Trinity. Mr and Mrs P B Shepard of High Point route 2 announce a daughter Evelyn Grace born October 4 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Homer Holden of 16 Walker announce a daughter Glenda Marlene born September 4 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Bob Hall of 303 Baker Street announce a daughter Carol Jane born October 1 at Guilford General Hospital.
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Jack Hutchens
Carrick Avenue
Diana Lee
Urrus Afemorial Hospital
Hutchens
Sarah Frye Stone
David Dix
Ilk Street
David Grayson, Jr
Burrus Memorial
Dix
Misslizabeth Norman
Kernersville
Cute J
Airs
C. B. Cook
Rinity
Timothy Gail
P. B. Shepard
High Point
Route 2
Evelyn Grace
Guilford Gental Hospital
Homer Holden
Walker
Glenda Marlene
Pebbes 4
Guilford Generalospital
Bob Hall
Social Calendar Ev esday 1Q am October events
High Point Council of Garden Clubs meets at Y W C A to begin October session with Mrs Fred Bartlett presiding. Altrusa executive board and general meeting follow at 7 and 7 30 at Mrs Mary Leu Roth rock’s home. Monarch Auxiliary meets at 312 Louise Avenue. MidWeek Garden Club meets 10 30 p m at Mrs Vatette J Harris home. Mid Week study club hosts initial season meeting at Lindsay Street. Business and Professional Women dine at Elwood Hotel with Mrs Frances Casey in charge. Friday tea honors Mrs Harry Burch Crawford at Edgedale Drive home shared by Mrs C J Cummins.
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Evesday
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Y. W.C. AL
Fred Bartlett
Altrusa Club
Mary Leu Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Monarch
J. M. Lancaster
Louise Avenue
Vatette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Thurlow Skearns
Lindsay Street
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Frances Casey
C. J. Cummins
Edgedale Drive
Harry Burch Crawford
Betty Lou Cummins
First Baptist Choir Schedules Tuesday Rehearsal Change
The choir of First Baptist Church will rehearse Tuesday evening at 7 30 instead of the usual Wednesday 7 30 due to a community concert on Wednesday. All members are asked to note the change.
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First Baptist Choir
First Baptist Church
Church and Class Meetings In Local Congregations This Week
Local church groups announce social and study gatherings this week. Oak Hill Fields Christian Endeavor meets Sunday evening with Frances Burton leading a youth discussion on service to church and community. Mittie Philatheas plan Tuesday 7 30 pm monthly meeting at Lebanon Methodist Church with officers election. Dorcas Class at Green Street Baptist meets Tuesday 7 30 pm at Mrs Glenn Steele’s 3 Worth Ave. Fidelis Bible Class of First Baptist gathers tonight at 8. Ladies Aid of Second Church of Christ to meet at Mrs S E Southern’s 62 White Oak Tuesday 7 30. Florence Thomas Bible Class holds monthly meeting at 7 30 tonight at Mrs Paul Godfrey 413 Forest Ave with Mrs S C Jackson and Charles Bunchan hostessing. T E G Class at Green Street to meet tomorrow 7 30 at Mrs W E Bowman 403 Green Street with special welcome for attendance.
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OAK Thil Freends Endeavoreressveer
Oak Hil Fiields
Christian Endeavor Society
Frances Burton
Christian Endeavor
Mittie
Dorcas
Green Street Baptist Church
Glenn Steele
Worth Avenue
Beekle
First Baptist Church
Church OF Christ
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid of the
Second Church of Christ
S. E. Southern
White Oak Street
Florence Thomas
Florence Thomas Bible
Paul Godfrey
Forest Avenue
Godfrey
Mesdames S. C. Jackson
Charles Bunchan
Reforming Circle Meeting at Mrs Berum’s Home
Circle one of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock at the home of Mrs. Nannie Berum, 502 Parkway. Associate hostess will be Miss Anna Goolsby.
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Nannie Berum
Parkway
Anna Goolsby
Drapery Care Tips for Shrinkage and Alteration
Lengthen curtains by letting out hems if possible and avoid despair when draperies shrink in washing. Add a deep fold or multiple folds to adjust height and create a tailored look. Follow careful fabric handling to maintain texture and color.
Informal Tea Fetes Ministers Wives in Thomasville
The Wives of superannuate ministers were guests at an informal tea hosted by Mrs. J. W. Prevo on Fisher Ferry Street. Each guest received a corsage and gift as dainty refreshments were served. Prizes were awarded in contests won by Mrs. R. S. Howie and Mrs. G. Al. Hoover. Also noted are social updates on local residents and club activities including United Daughters of the Confederacy and Contract Bridge Club events.
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Thomasvilly
Min
J. W. Prevo
Fisher Ferry Street
R. S. Howie
G. al. Hoover
E. J. Poe
T. B. Johnson
J. A. J. Farrington
P. E. Parker
Frank Meador
W. O.thompson
Dawson
G. MM. Hoover
Robbins
Thompson
H. L. Powell
R. E. Burton
R. S. Green
Lou Jones
Frank Lambeth
J. C. Pennington
Eugenia Fife
Daisy Leach
Sallie Clodfelter
Frances Kratz
O. R. Hodgin
Contract Bridge
Cluir
Mock Street
Robert Rapp
E. L. Webb
R. MM. Cooksey. Robert Rapp, 9 Austin Finch
Howard Palmer
Winfield Blackwell
Fr. L. Webb
Paul Hassler
Glenn Penington
Local residents share weekend travels and visits
Mrs. Carl Floyd returns home on Denny Street after two weeks with her daughter and son in law in Portsmouth Virginia. Mrs. Alice Ward and Mrs. Poole travel from Mast Green Street to Raleigh for a weekend visit with friends. Odessa Sykes and her three children return from a weekend with Lind say Sykes of Denton and Frank Knapp and family in Albuquerque New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell host relatives at their Greensboro High Point airport area home.
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Carl Floyd
Denny Street
Portsmouth
Mrs
Jesse Jolly
Alice Ward
HC. Poole
Mast Green Street
Raleigh
Odessa Sykes
English Street
Babbs, Jacks
Judith
Lindsay Sykes
Denton
Frank Knapp
Albuquerque
New Mexico
G. MM. Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
Greenshoro-High Point Airport
Finishing Touches for Curtains with Matching Cording
A note on frosting material to fit the room’s color scheme and the bottoms of old curtains. A matching color cord inserted in the seam gives a tailored, pleasing finish.
Illness party visits in Durham and Adams Mass
Mrs Harry Anthony visits her mother Mrs G E Prince in Adams Mass for several weeks. Mr and Mrs R E B Lippard of 302 Willowbrook and Mr and Mrs Curtis Norwood of the Biltmore Hotel called on Saturday to the bedside of Mrs J L Lippard who is seriously ill in McPherson Hospital Durham.
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Harry Anthony
Alrs. G. E. Prince
Adams
Mass
R. EB. Lippard
Willowbrook
Curtis Norwood
Biltmore Hotel
J. L. Lippard
McPherson Hospital
Durham
RAF Drops Nearly Ten Million Pounds Of Bombs On Europe
London reports the air ministry announced that during the first half of September the RAF dropped nearly 10,000,000 pounds of bombs on Europe over ten nights.
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London
RAF
Europe
Air Ministry
Local Women Attend Daughters of America Meeting in Baltimore
Arts Lena Shipwash and Mrs Eunice McMahon of this city attend the biennial convention of the Daughters of America in Baltimore Md Mrs Shipwash is state secretary in North Carolina and was joined here before leaving by Mrs Rosella Haynes of Asheville state junior past council who accompanied her to Baltimore
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Lena Shipwash
Eunice McMahon
The
Daughters of America
Baltimore
Modern aircraft instruments rise from fifteen to over thirty
Ten years ago transport planes carried about 15 instruments valued between 1000 and 2000 dollars. Now large military and commercial aircraft require 30 or more instruments with a total value of 15000 dollars or more.
War Workers Check Powder But Not Chic Styles
Alicia Hart notes fall openings of designers' collections feature slim, feminine work trousers suited for factory and defense duties. She observes prewar baggy styles are fading, praises fabric conservation, and urges women to ensure proper fit while maintaining femininity in both work and social attire.
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Alicia Hart
Sweet potatoes stored for winter in Eastern North Carolina
Mangoo gardener advises on maturing digging curing and storing sweet potatoes to prevent rot. Dig up after light frost cut vines trim and dry surfaces then cure in ventilated heated room up to 83 degrees F over 2 3 weeks and store at 55 degrees F to minimize losses.
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North Carolina
Unreality in Lesson Sermon at Christian Science Churches
Sunday services themed Unreality cited Galatians life everlasting text. Isaiah 43:1-2 and Mary Baker Eddy passages from Science and Health discussed mind over matter and the unreality of evil. The note included a statistical figure on gasoline consumption by American motorists across months.
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Christian Science
Jacob
Israel
Mary Baker Foldy
God
Women Unite For War Savings And Sacrifice
A wartime call from Harriet Hester urging women to save pennies and invest in War Savings Bonds and Stamps. The piece links grandmothers’ thrift to national security, urging mothers and housewives to join civilian defense, boost morale, and pool small coins to fund guns and planes for victory.
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United States
Uncle Sam
Sam
Harriet H. Hester
We the Women Trollies Not Right People Make a Good Address
Ruth Millett discusses how a good address in 1942 hinges on practical factors. Proximity to Papa's work, schools, shopping, heating, and neighborhood alignment define status. Streetcar lines, nearby amenities, and neighborly networks replace old notions of mere proximity to the right people.
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Ruth Millett
Papa
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America's Card Authority
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Missouri
CDVO
Lydia F. Pinkhams
Pinkham
Tadey
Reformed Circle's Meeting
Thomasville
O. R. Nodgin
Stoneville
Mary Green Matthews
Clemmons
Charles Finch
Susannah Matthews
Matthews
Woman's College
D. E. Hoover
North Wilkesboro
Lenoir
W. W. Rowe
F. ©. Alexander
Sherfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Slesdames
E. C. Brandon
BR. Aldridge
Robert Jones
J. A. Palmer
John R. Myers
Jones
Bain Johnson
Aliss May Johnson
Mvs
I. G. Greer
J. A. W Neilson
Vann Stringfield
J. W. Hawthorne
R. E. Watkins
Old South
University of North Carolina
University of Missouri
Harry Raymond, Inc
Alicia Hartner
Hartman
Columbus Grove
Oki
Kithoy
Christian Science Church
Grandmother
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
Jones Business College
Ee Oe
van Paes
Elwood Hotel Corner
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