Social Calendar Highlights Community Meetings and Dinners
The schedule lists Wednesday events at Ro tary Drive homes and YWCA venues with clubs including the Utopian Study, High Point Woman's, and Graduate Nurses. Thursday covers garden club registration, planned luncheon at St Mary's parish house, a Family Night Dinner, Canterbury Club, Drywood Country Club party, USO dance, buffet for service members, and notes on a naval topic and food development in Britain.
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Utopian Study Club
Harry Alexander
Rotary Drive
Henry Foscue
High Point Woman's Club
Y.W.C.A
Sara Landau
W.C.U.N.C
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Thunsday
Piedmont District Garden Clubs
Adar Memorial Y.W.C.A
Piedmont District Garden Club
St. Mary's Oe
Paish House
Robert L Cecil
Asheville
John J. Harris
Garden Club Plans War Memorial Plot Beautification
Soldiers Market Garden Club selects a permanent project to beautify the World War One monument plot at College and Broad Streets. Fourteen members met at Mrs. G. M. Mitchell’s Wiltshire address with Mrs. 2. A. Wright presiding. The group will contribute to a state Garden Clubs project to buy an ambulance for war service.
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College and
Broad Streets
Garden Study Club
G. M. Mitchell
Wiltshire Boulevard
A. Wright
Piedmont District Garden 7
State Garden Clubs
Beta Sigma Phis Plan Series of Informal Parties
Miss Elizabeth Swiggett hosted a Beta Sigma Phi meeting at her Louise Avenue home where plans were set for biweekly informal parties. Hostesses will rotate among sorority members with the first event slated for next Wednesday at Mrs. Betty Crawford’s home. Refreshments were served to several members and guests during the social hour.
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Elizabeth Swiggett
Beta Sigma Phi Sorom
Louise Avenue
Betty Crawford
Frances Muse
Dot Miller
Bosanaane, Shields
Barbara Mathews
Dorothy Dean Bosa Relly ‘Ord
Virginia Elkins
Harvey
Oak View PTA Plans First Meeting of Year
The Oak View PTA will hold its first meeting of the year Thursday at 7:00 PM. The program promises insights into the year’s work and emphasizes strong parental attendance.
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OAK View Pta
Oak View P.T. A
Piedmont Garden Clubs Plan State Convention Tomorrow
More than 100 delegates from 42 North Carolina garden clubs will gather at the YWCA for the Piedmont District meeting. Mrs. Robert L. Cecil of Asheboro leads state officers. officials from Burlington Winston-Salem Chapel Hill and High Point attend. The program includes committees reports a luncheon and remarks by state horticulturist John H. Harris on meeting war era challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
North Carolina Garden Clubs
YWCA
Robert L. Cecil
Asheville
North Carolina Garden Club
D. J. Lybrook
Advance
L. J. Blakeley
Burlington
George R. Simon
Winston- Salem
Ove S. Johnson
Chapel Hill
H. M. Burge
Joseph D. Cox
High Point
G. D. Pettibone
Piedmont District
W. C. Idol
R. K. Stewart
Hugh Pinnix
Greensboro
Pettibone
Mary Sue Briggs
Mae Kirkman
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
John H. Harris
Raleigh
Harris
P. M. Davis
Fred J. Bartlett
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Durham
Elkin
Graham
Leaksville
Mebane
Reidsville
Winston-Salem
Stoneville
Winners In Club Ladies Bridge At Emerywood Club
Winners at Emerywood Country Club weekly ladies bridge were Mesdames K S Beaver and R D Tillson for north south while Mesdames J T Ryan and E T Howard won east west with Mrs D T Hunnewell as top contractor. Runners up were Mesdames Farrell Gray Logan Porter Jr and Mesdames Bert Hubbard Laurance Ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Clu
Mesdames
K. S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
J. T. Ryan
E. T. Howard
D. T. Hunnewell
Farrell Gray
Logan Porter, Jr
F. T. Withite
C. S. Beaver
George P. Jones
A. H. Holton
D. W. Hunter
Ridge
Emerywood Country Club Shifts Evening Bridge Date
The Emerywood Country Club moves the Evening Bridge to Friday October 29 to avoid a conflict with the James Melton Metropolitan Opera appearance inaugurating High Point Concert Association fall and winter series. Hosts are Mr and Mrs Jyn Woollen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
James Melton
Metropolitan Opera
High Point Concert Association
Ing
J Yn. Woollen
District C E Rally Sunday In Greensboro
The Central District Christian Endeavor rally will be held at First Evangelical and Reformed Church in Greensboro on Sunday October 10 with Rev. Harold Hadley speaker on My Place In A World At War. Howard Patterson will preside over the business session with officer installs and awards for mileage by youth societies. A picnic supper follows and attendees are asked to bring baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central District Christian Endeavor
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Greensboro
Harold Hadley
Springfield Friends Church
Greensboro Union
Howard Patterson
Burlington
Roy Barber
Martha Hayworth
Labor Shortage Women Workers Serious Says OWI
OWI report based on 16 600 war plants shows women hires 11.6 percent and quits 6.2 percent in a 4 000 000 female workforce. Men quit 3.9 percent of over nine million. Se ni 1.7 percent of women separations for non voluntary reasons. OWI warns shortages would double if dropout rates hold. Reasons include following soldiers, marriage and birth rates rising, household duties, and long hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith K. Gaylord
Washington
Office of War Inormation
OWI
War Manpower Commission
WMC
OWL
Nurses Aides Meet At YWCA This Evening
Twenty five nurses aides who organized a class met Monday and will reconvene at seven thirty this evening at the YWCA. Mrs T D Tyson Jr, chairman for the local Red Cross Chapter, announced the meeting. Miss Hazel Johnson, local Red Cross nurse, will instruct the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Tyson, Jr
Red Cross
Hazel Johnson
Chidesters Welcome Son Leon Irvin Jr
Mr and Mrs Leon S Chidester of Packanack New Jersey announce the birth of a son Leon Irvin Jr on September 28 at Mountain side Hospital There in the state the Chidesters are former residents of High Point and Mrs Chidester formerly Miss Annie Laurie Moss of this city Also announced Pvt and Mrs Roy R Royals announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Sue at Guilford General Hospital on Sunday Sept 19 Mrs Royals formerly Miss Irene Boyd Pvt Royals has returned to camp after a ten day furlough with his family
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Leon S. Chidester
Packanack
N. J
Leon Irvin, Jr
Mountainside Hospital
Chidester
High Point
Annie Laurie Moss
Roy R. Royals
Brenda Sue
Guilford General Hospital
Royals
Irene Boyd
Local Briefs Highlight Health Updates and Travel
Mary Etta Carson recuperates at 315 Greer Street after a tonsillectomy on Monday. Mrs. C. B. Stainback departed for a week in New York City on business. B. F. Rogers of Archdale remains a Johns Hopkins patient in Baltimore after surgery two weeks ago. his condition is satisfactory according to Mrs. Rogers and their husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Etta Carson
Greer Street
C. B. Stainback
New York City
Call B. F. Rogers
Archdale
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Rogers
Salt Lick For The Soul A Elsie Robinson Essay
A 1943 essay argues people need a salt lick of challenge to stay vital urging readers to pursue difficult tasks, new learning, and risky hobbies. It stresses that safe routine dulls character and proposes varied activities from courses to crafts to travel as sources of mental and physical vitality.
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King Features Syndiate, Inc
Return Of Heart Would Aid Bidder
The Mayfair Bridge hand from New Lag oo describes a win by East with the ace of hearts. The key question is what should East return to optimize the contract, with significant entries and heart considerations driving the decision.
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Mayfair
New
Duplicate entries test in a bridge hand ends with dummy's entries killed
The analysis describes a bridge deal where the declarer attempts to ruff hearts and use entries to dummy to reach the remaining tricks. It shows that with any non heart return the contract fails, and only a specific line makes all eight tricks. The saying Kill dummy's entries is illustrated by the hand.
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Declarer
Adorably Yours Princess Frock Pattern 4567
A playful sewing pattern announces Pattern 4567 for a princess style frock with name or initials embroidery. Available in junior miss sizes 11 through 18, with fabric needs listed for size 13 and a request for sixteen cents and size details sent to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
WCMC Alumnae Chapter Fetes T ville Teachers
The Thomasville chapter of the Alumnae Association of Woman's College hosted new city schools faculty who are alumni. Fall flowers set a colorful scene at Mrs. C. L. White Jr. home with Misses Byerly Mozelle Lohr Julia Davis Beatrice Coble Virginia Plank Dorothy McBride and Dorothy Hendrix honored. Bridge, refreshments, and prizes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
C. L. White, Jr
Spring Street
Association
Woman's College
City Schools
Misses Byerly
Mozelle Lohr
Julia Davis
Beatrice Coble
Virginia Plank
Social notes highlight local visits and scenes at Mount Airy
A room with a pink rose and purple ageratum centerpiece hosted Mrs. Ralph Wilson and Miss Mare Snell visiting Mount Airy for Miss Snell's sister Mrs. H Williamson. Mrs Clyde Hartley of Jacksonville is visiting relatives. Royal Jennings Jr a Wake Forest Medical School student spent the weekend with his parents on Elliott Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wilson
Mare Snell
Mount Airy
Miss Snell
H. Williamson
Clyde Hartley
Jacksonville
Royal Jennings, Jr
Wake Forest Medical School
R. G. Jennings
Elliott Drive
September USO Service To Servicemen Shows Rise
The September U S O report to regional director Chester D. Snell shows 2235 men in the club plus 676 more in air service than August. Junior hostesses logged 1673 hours and Senior hostesses 404 hours. Y M C A served 1355 swims, Salvation Army 106 sleeping quarters, Y W C A 582 Sunday suppers and 98 club parties. The report notes new Saturday quizz programs and added talent acts. Applications for hostesses must be in by October 15 and attendees of staff meetings are required to serve. Donations of food continue from churches and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester D. Snell
Richmond
Salvation Army
Snell
Sara Alderman
J. D. Boyd
High Point
John N. Paul
Rita R. Ryan
B'Nari Israel Ladies Aid Meets Tonight
The Ladies' Aid Society of B'Nai Israel Synagogue will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Jake Lamet on Louise avenue for its regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
B’nai Israel Synagogue
Jake Lamet
Louise Avenue
Seagraves Arrives for Three Day Navy Leave
Joseph A. Seagraves first class seaman in the Navy arrives for a three day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs E F Seagraves at 713 South Hamilton Street. He expects to leave tomorrow for his post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Seagraves
Navy
E. F. Seagraves
South
Hamilton Street
Lemon and Water Wake-Up Drink
A health note promotes lemon and water as a morning wake up drink. One Sunkist lemon in a glass of water supposedly stimulates bowel action, boosts vitamin C intake, reduces fatigue, and aids digestion.
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Sunkist
California
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Canterbury Club
Ha H
Jamestown
Drywood Country Club
J. W. Woollen
Ostess
USO
Adams Memorial Building
Philomath
U. S
Harold R. Ernest J. King
Chester Witz
Royal E. Ingersoll
F. Halsey, Jr
Britain
David Chauns
N. Main St
Soldiers
Beta Sigma Phis
Lydia E Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Piedmont Garden Clubs
Country Club
District C. E
al i Ce
Lady's
Jeweler
South Main Street
Elsie Robinson
McKenney
By William FE. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Wae Hlams
WCMC
T’ville
Gleaners
First Church
Ben Cox
B’nari Israel Ladies Aid
Seagraves
Cobing
Hollyewood
Cobina Wright, Jr
Palmer Beaudette
South Pacific
RADIO
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Pennsylvania Station
B&o
Times Square
Empire State Building
Broadway
Dude Street
York
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