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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1941

Page

10

Visitors Feted By Mrs James Lambeth At Informal Party

Mrs James Lambeth Sr hosted an informal Randolph Street gathering for overnight guests en route to Raleigh for the United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting. Summer flowers framed the home as guests were greeted and introduced to house guests including J D Bivins Albemarle and others from Greensboro Hickory Ahoskie Plymouth and Halifax.

Albemarle R. R. Copeland Ahoskie J. D. Ross Asheboro J. F. Hayden High Point John S. Rowe Hickory Claudius McGowan Ruth Winthrop Plymouth Garland Daniel Greensboro Quentin Gregory Halifax James Lambeth, Jr

Death of Dr H B Hiatt Remembrance by Guilford Medical Society

A 1941 Guilford County Medical Society resolution mourns Dr H B Hiatt former society president born 1886 in Greensbor o and educated at UNC Maryland Johns Hopkins and NC hospitals in Tarpon Springs Fla where he died after a lingering illness. He practiced in Clinton Asheboro High Point and served in the NC National Guard and as a medical examiner during WWI. He leaves a widow Kathleen Saddler Hiatt and children including Billie McEachern and Houston Jr. and grandson Teddy.

Hiatt Enterprise I Guilford County Medical Society H. B. Hiatt County Society Q. Norris Smith Houston Tarpon Springs Fla Greensbor Guilford County North Carolina Rufus Hiatt Ella Hiatt Fayetteville Clinton Horner University of North Carolina University of Maryland Johns Hopkins’ Hospital Kathleen Saddler Baltimore Maryland Woh Houston, Jr Billie Ned McEachern Charlotte Oldsmar Teddy McEachern Masonic Order The Shrine First North Carolina Field Hospital N. C Dr. Hiatt Boy Scout Movement High Point Parks and Juvenile Commission Guilford General Hospital Sternberger Hospital Houston Hiatt Livas H. B

YWCA Committees Hear Group Work Discussed

Miss Virginia W Lewis of the national YWCA staff spoke on the value of group work for individual adjustment and community belonging during a luncheon for the Girl Reserves and Industrial committees at the Adams Memorial building in High Point. She cited psychological clinics with children and college studies, stressing the defense program’s positive aspects and the need to avoid its negative effects.

Virginia W. Lewis Adams Memorial Building Miss Lewis High Point North Carolina Y.w-C.a A. H. Whitley, Jr Girl Reserve Committee H. Albion Millis Industrial Committee W. C. Idol Y.W.C.A O' Hamer Miller Susannah Thomas

High Point Garden Club Guests at Concord Luncheon

Twenty two High Point Garden Club members visited the restored 1791 Rowan County home “For Pity's Sake” in Concord hosted by Mrs. Charles Cannon and Mrs. E. K. Willis. The event showcased original floors woodwork mantels and a rare French wallpaper fragment while Cannon explained restoration efforts and locals toasted the hosts.

High Point Garden Club Charles Cannon E. K. Willis Concord Luther Stirewall North Carolina High Point Club Carter Dalton Cannon Willis Fred Bartlett George Little Wadesboro State Movement For Conservation and Restoration

Jewish Women's Study Group Meets at Changed Location

The High Point Council of Jewish Women study group will meet tomorrow evening at Mrs. Max Friedman’s Woodrow Avenue home at 8:30. The program features Mrs. Ben Herman reviewing Somerset Maugham's Up At The Villa. A note mentions 1550 Portuguese navigator published Panama Canal material.

High Point Council of Jewish Women Max Friedman Woodrow Avenue Somerset Maughan Ben Herman

Altrusa Board To Meet Tonight Dinner At Johnson Street

The executive board of the Altrusa club will meet this evening at Mrs. Mabel Hargelt's home on Johnson street for a dinner at six thirty. The session will follow with routine business and items accumulated since the September meeting to be transacted.

Woman's Auxiliary St. Paul's Episcopal Church Commerce Street Moyer Brendenhall Altrusa Club Mabel Hargelt Johnson Street

P T A Sponsoring Third Silver Tea at Johnson Street School

The Johnson Street school PTA sponsors its third silver tea Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs E K Hightower residence 1513 Larkin Street. All parents and friends are invited and proceeds go to the school fund.

Parent- Teacher Association Johnson Street E. K. Hightower Larkin Street Lea

Priscilla Club With Mrs Perry Friday Meeting

The Priscilla club will be entertained at its regular meeting Friday by Mrs. Charles W. Perry at her home on Sherbrook court. The hour for the meeting will be three o'clock, according to an announcement made this morning.

Thomasville Millis Kaney Vernon Steed Woodrow McKinnon Jim Moore Eva Hunt Hilburn Odum Ina Phillips Priscilla Club Charles W. Perry Sherbrook Court Sate

Archibald Henderson to Speak at Raleigh UDC Meeting

Dr Archibald Henderson professor of mathematics at the University of North Carolina will be the principal speaker at the opening of the 43rd annual convention of the North Carolina division United Daughters of the Confederacy The meeting will close Thursday in Raleigh on Oct 7 - the event marks the opening of the convention with Henderson leading the program through the opening session and addressing attendees.

Raleigh Archibald Henderson University of North Carolina North Carolina United Daughters of the Confederacy

U D C Delegates Leave For Raleigh Division Meeting

High Point Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy attends the 43rd NC Division convention in Raleigh. Delegates include Mesdames Bivins Wishart Welborn Morrison Wood with Woodbury and Willis as guests. The gathering features a Historical Night and a tea at the Governor's Mansion.

High Point United Daughters of the Confederacy North Carolina Raleigh Mesdames W. A. Bivins John 8. Welborn A. T. Wishart H. P. Morrison George T. Wood Governor's Mansion Mesdames Bivins Welborn

Fellowship Banquet Opens Observance Of Youth Rally Week

The High Point Methodist Youth Fellowship held its annual banquet at Main Street Methodist Church with about 100 in attendance. Rev. Sam Moss served as toastmaster. The event opened Rally Week with classes on four commission areas led by Lena Davis Rev. Sam Moss Rev. J A Lindsay and Rev. I L Roberts Randleman. Evening schedule includes recreation class and worship service and closes with an installation of new officers. Everyone is invited.

High Point Methodist Youth Fellowship Main Street Methodist Church Sam Moss J. A. Lindsay I. L. Roberts Randleman Worship and Evangelism Commission AML

People in Brief Travel and Medical News

Mrs. James D. Greene leaves Liberty Road for a week in Atlanta to visit Mrs. Homer Leonard. J P Hughes of 919 Randolph Street is seriously ill after an appendectomy at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. A T Wishart hosted guests from Louisville and White Plains, N Y, with Mrs. Charlies FH Bauer visiting from New York. Dr and Mrs Rh B Geddie move to Boston for a pediatric meeting at Hotel Statler. Ruth Ritchie returns from a long trip visiting Louis and other states and sees Private Vestal Morris at Barksdale Field, joined by Mr and Mrs D M.

James D. Greene The Liberty Road Atlanta, Ga Homer Leonard J. P. Hughes Randolph Street Guilford General Hospital A. T. Wishart Stoce Street John L. Woodbury Albert Shelby Willis Louisville Wilian C. Wishart White Piains Charlies FH. Bauer New York Wishart Rh. B. Gerddie Rotary Drive Boston Mass Geddie American Academy of Pediatrics Statler Ruth Ritchie Louis States Vestal Morris Barksdale Field Shrevepom D. M

Brides Elect and Brides To Be Feted By Miss Moffitt

Local society notes report an afternoon bridge party at Emerywood Country Club hosted by Miss Martha Moffitt at three o clock Saturday. Honorees include brides-elect Margaret Hayworth and Katherine Kearns and recently married Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Rankin. Kearns to wed Jack Cheek of Greensboro and Hayworth to wed Frank Dalton. Mrs. Hayes formerly Betty Gayn Weaver and Mrs. Rankin formerly Nannabeth Null. Eight bridge tables expected.

High Point Martha Moffitt Emerywood Country Club Margaret Hayworth Katherine Kearns William Snow Hayes Robert Rankin Kearns Jack Cheek Greensboro Miss Hayworth Frank Dalton Hayes Betty Gayn Weaver Rankin Nannabeth Null Westminster

Little Women Play Series Opens Thursday at Junior High

The Clare Tree Major Players present Little Women by Louisa May Alcott Thursday at 3:30 PM in the Junior High School auditorium. Sponsored by the High Point Parent-Teacher Council and Junior Service League, season tickets are sold out. The concert series continues with Sleeping Beauty on January 13, Toby Tyler in February, and Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch in April.

Good Will Garden Club P. E. Lindley Wrenn Memorial High Point College Woman’s Club Y. W.C H. A. White Joseph T. Weaver Archdale W. €. Idol Priscilla Club Charles W. Perry Sherbrook Court Philomathean Club H. Albion Millis North Main Street Sedgefield Hunt Sedgefield John Woeringer Russell Hall Martha Moffitt Emerywood Country Club Louisa May Alcott Clare Tree Four March Sisters Concord Mass High Point Parent-Teacher Council Junior Service League Toby Tyler Mrs. Wiggs The Cabbage Patch

Stevens Bible Class Meets At Mrs Sout Home

The Stevens Bible Class holds its regular meeting tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Mrs W J Sout 1005 Lindsay Street with Mrs Nora L Andrews in charge. A memorial tribute will be paid to the late Mrs Lottie Holden former teacher of the Lottie Holden class which met with the Stevens class in summer. Short and C K Morris of Denton with Donald Morris traveled through Alabama Mississippi Texas Arkansas Tennessee and Louisiana.

Stevens Bible Stout W. J. Sout Lindsay Street Nora L. Andrews Lottie Holden Stevens

Chicken Dinner Held At City Lake Sunday

Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mitchell of Walnut Cove enjoyed a chicken dinner at the city lake Sunday, with numerous local hosts. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Boles and children of Radford Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Mitchell of Seagrove, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ward and children, and Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Ward and children, all of this city.

City Lake H. E. Mitchell Walnut Cove

Domino Club To Meet At Mrs Smiths Home Tonight

The Domino Club will meet tonight at 7 45 at the home of Mrs Claude Smith Jr on Winston Road.

Domino Club Mrs. Smith Claude Smith, Jr Winston Road

Pentagon Club Meeting Tonight With Miss Margaret Dunn

The Pentagon Club will hold its regular meeting tonight at 7 30 at the home of Miss Margaret Dunn 211 Edgedale Drive as announced this morning.

Pentagon Club Margaret Dunn Edgedale Drive

Dr Caldwell's Laxative Serma with Syrup Pepsin

When constipation brings on acid in digestion and stomach upset your bowels may be lazy. The ad touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Serma combined with Syrup Pepsin to pull the trigger on lazy bowels and ease the stomach with a pleasant taste loved by children.

Raleigh duo win Southern Appalachian bridge trophy

Miss Julia Farmer and Mrs. Nellie P. Staudt of Raleigh win the Pilot Club Trophy as the Southern Appalachian women's pair champions at Asheville. The article details their strategic play, including card signaling and line of play, and contrasts it with another table where a different lead sequence altered the outcome.

Julia Farmer Nellie P. Staudt Raleigh von Zedhwitz Ashe Ville Miss Farmer Raleigh Bridge Association Mrs. Staudt Declarer East West

Fragmentary verse recalls departed brother’s bond

A short, reflective passage honors a brother with lines about shared earth and love. The speaker expresses no tears but a smile, noting that their bond endures beyond departure and that they walked together for a time.

Scouts Earn Court of Honor Awards in Guilford County

The High Point District Court of Honor at the Guilford County Building recognized Scouts with Eagle awards for Jimmie Bulla Raymond Wart Garrell Speas and Bobby Koonts. New Order of the Arrow members were noted including Jimmy Bones Billy Peace and others with Scoutmasters Ralph Harbinson and Oscar Smith. District Jamboree set for November 21–22 and Council date December 27 announced by Bunn W Hackney.

High Point Guilford County C. BE. Difs Fendal Bunn W. Hackney Bobby Koonts Order of the Arrow Garrell Speas Ralph Harbinson Oscar Smith Court of Honor C. E. Diffendal George Covington O. Delk Smith J. W. Poole John Boggs Clifford Shoat James Gurley James Meekins Roy H. Wood Carl Simpson Lawrence Henderson Sterling Matt Bob Koonts Raymond Ward Richard Quigsey Harold McGee Billy Williams Roy Key Gorrell Speas Eagle

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