Social Calendar Highlights This Weekend
Friday at 3 30 p m The Contentary Club meets with Mrs Bob Hayworth in Jamestown A 7 30 p m Emerywood Country Club hosts a membership social with Mr and Mrs J W Woollen as hosts Saturday 815 to 11 p m USO dance at the Y M C A for local service men Sunday 5 to 7 p m Y W C A cooperates with USO to serve a buffet supper at the Adams Memorial Building with club members aiding as hosts
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Contentary Club
Bob Hayworth
Jamestown
Emerywood Country Club
J. W. Woollen
Y.W.C.A
USO
Adams Memorial
University Women Week Observance Opens With Radio Address
University women gather as the national observance begins tomorrow with Dr. Helen C. White narrating a WEAF broadcast from New York. She urges all university women to boost war efforts and cites examples of community actions to aid victory. Mrs. R A Herring of High Point promotes the Raleigh meeting on October 23 and urges advance reservations.
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Helen C. White
National Broadcasting Company
White
WEAF
New York
R. A. Herring
High Point
Raleigh
Guilford County Residents Among Mars Hill Students
Five Guilford County students join Mars Hill College this fall per registrar. names include Alice Irene Glass Dorothy Beatrice Jarvis Jimmy M Pegram Dorothy Virginia Hewitt Franklin Wilson Winfree and others. Total enrollment reaches 655 from 89 NC counties 17 states DC and three foreign countries.
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Mars Hill
Guilford County
Mars Hill College
Alice Irene Glass
Dorothy Beatrice Jarvis
Jimmy M. Pegram
Greensboro
Dorothy Virginia’ Hewitt
High Point
Franklin Wilson Winfree
Summerfield
North Carolina
District of Columbia
Wayside Garden Hears Talk By Mrs Yarborough
The Wayside Garden club met at Mrs J A Eshelman home on Johnson Street for the fall opening. Mrs N P Yarborough spoke on canning after opening remarks by club president Mrs W Chandler. She explained what to can how to can and storing vegetables for winter. Eighteen members attended.
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J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Wayside Garden Club
N. P. Yarborough
W. Chandler
Yarborough
YWCA Child Care Course Enrolls Over Twenty Girls
The YWCA offers a Child Care course with twenty two Girl Reserves registered to attend Monday through Thursday. Upon completion, participants join the Children's Service Bureau of the Y. Mrs. W L Jackson chairs the Child Care committee assisted by Mrs. W R Morrow with Mrs. Carl Cronsted as teacher.
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Children’s Service Bureau of
The
W. L. Jackson
W. R. Morrow
Carl Cronsted
Dolores McFarlane
Nelly Reeves
Eloise Moss
Hazel Zimmerman
Mack Rich
Peggy Davis
Doris Nan
Elizabeth Albright Class To Meet At 7:30 Tonight
The Elizabeth Albright class of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet at 7 30 this evening at Mrs Glen Dobie s home on Forest Avenue. The Vota Vita Class will not meet tonight and instead meet next Friday night at Mrs Oscar Hall s Clara Cox Apartments. Members are asked to note the date change.
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Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
Glen Dobie
Forest Avenue
Oscar Hall
Clara Cox
Forrest Grimes
Anne
Grimes Roaring River
Piedmont District Clubs Hear State Horticulturist At Luncheon
About 125 garden club reps from area cities heard John H. Harris state extension horticulturist in High Point on war emergency and Victory gardens. He urged shared effort to ease hunger, noted a third of an acre yields $200 in produce, and cited 92 hours of work per season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
North Carolina Garden Club
John H. Harris
Raleigh
Mr. Harris
Robert T. Cecil
Asheville
Robert H. Bain
G. D. Pettibone
High Point
D. J. Lybrook
Advance
Fred J. Bartlett
Pettibone
Bartlett
High Point Council of
Garden Clubs
North Carolina
Garden Club
Conchede Tee Gany
State Extension Horticulturist
Harris
Victory Gardens
P. M. Davis
The
Vic
Ada Blair P T A Holds Initial Meeting At School
The Ada Blair school Parent Teacher Association held its first meeting Tuesday night in the school auditorium. Mrs. W. R. Davis presided as president. Rev R R Jackson gave the devotional. Mrs. C N Cox discussed nursery school benefits for working mothers. 67 parents attended and prizes were awarded to Annie Lee Jarrell and Christine Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
Ada Blair School
W. R. Davis
R. R. Jackson
West End Baptist Church
C. N. Cox
Russell Street
Nuersery School
Ben Sutton
A. R. McMullen
Fred Ellington
Roy Church
Paul Hancock
James Backwell
W. G. Brady
Marie Wells
Iane Lowe
Anne Lee Jarrell
K. B. Cooke
Marvin Oakley
Davis
Zula Mae Spencer
Charles Medlin
Annie Lee Jarrell
Christine Ray
Local Visits and Military Travel in Mississippi
Mrs. and Mrs. Measle visit Mrs. Measle’s parents Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kearns as Sgt. Measle, stationed at Camp Shelby Mississippi, departs tomorrow. Mrs. Measle will stay in Hattiesburg. Mrs. W. T. Anderson returns home from Blodgett Hospital Grand Rapids after an operation. Scientists say Earth’s core is chiefly nickel iron alloy.
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S/Set
William H. Measle
W. T. Anderson
Montheu Avenue
Blodgett Hospital
Grand Rapids, Mich
Creekmore Named New SBI Director by State Attorney General
Raleigh October 8 Thomas L Creekmore assistant director of the state bureau of investigation will succeed Frederick C Handy as director December 1 The announcement also said W S Gatling agent would become chief of the investigating staff December 1 Governor Broughton agreed with the changes and Handy will remain on the staff Handy was praised for his service and will stay with the bureau in a reduced role
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Raleigh
Thomas L. Creekmore
State Bureau of Investigation
Frederick C. Handy
Harry
Foot
SBI l Oan
McMullan
W. S. Gatling
Bureau
Broughton
Handy
Birth announcements from Ruffins Hodge and Mendenhall families
Mrs. Charles Ruffin announces daughter Nancy Charles born October 4 at Barrus Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Aless Hodge of High Point and Baltimore welcome son Jimmie Lee born October 7 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Mendenhall announce son Randal Martin born October 3 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Mendenhall is formerly Miss Sara Smith of Winston-Salem route one. The ibis travels in large flocks, with up to 15 000 birds.
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Jimmie Lee Hodges
Aless Hodge
High Point
Baltimore
Jimmie Lee
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hodge
Elsie Clark
Mendenhall
Roscoe Mendenhall
English Street
Randal Martin
Teachers Feted At Tea By Wesleyan Guild
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church hosted a tea at Mrs. A. M. Rankin's home on Church Street. Officers and guests attended a fall floral themed evening with musical numbers by Mrs. Robert Rankin and others. Tea hosts included Mrs. Ross Davis and Mrs. T. R. Ballard.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Wesle Service Guild
Percy Payne
Christian Service
Rs. W. O. Weldon
S. 8. Coe
W. F. Redding
Asheboro
Robert Rankin
T. E. Strickland
On Zimmerman
Hazel Zimmerman
Jean Walton
Lynn Jane Davis
Leonard Honeycutt
Lynn Davis
Worth Ivey
Ross Davis
T. R. Ballard
8S. S. Coe
Myrtle Davis
Belvin Moore
Church Groups Entertained at Tville Homes
The Woman's Auxiliary of St Pauls Episcopal Church met informally at Mrs J S Green Spring Street with about sixteen present. Honor guests were city school teachers who are Episcopal members. The Presbyterian Auxiliary met at the church with Mrs C R Reid in the chair.
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Thomasville
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
J. S. Green
Spring Street
Moyer Mendenhall
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Auxiliary
C. R. Reid
F. L. Dewitt
P. M. Sherrill
Win-Salem
Vs. Reid
McKenney on Bridge Three Bid Response Sparks Debate
Rubber bridge hand, both sides vulnerable and both at 40 on the score, triggered a heated discussion after North Passed partner’s three diamond bid, with strong actions analyzed by experts.
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North
Woodmen Circle Plans Monthly Social and District Meeting
At the Woodmen Circle monthly business meeting in High Point the grove voted to hold two winter meetings monthly with a second as a social, co chaired by Virginia Loflin and Mrs Paul Carroll. A district gathering is set for Greensboro October 16 and several members hold district offices.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Virginia Loflin
Paul Carroll
Clemme Handy
Guardian
Greensboro
Red Cross
Bridge Hand Sparks Debate Over Four Response
The article notes Alvin Roth, holder of the Masters individual title, recently joined the army. Discussion centers on a bridge hand where Roth supported a four response, with most players agreeing North was justified in four.
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Alvin Roth
North
Lemon and Water Wake-Up Boost for Constipation
A brief remedy suggests drinking juice of one Sunkist lemon in water first thing each morning to relieve constipation without harsh laxatives. Claim includes energy, digestion aid, and immune benefits from lemons. Use California Sunkist lemons.
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California
Fear is the root of all evil, Elsie Robinson says
Visionary piece argues fear drives jealousy selfishness and dishonesty. Readers are urged to confront personal faults by admitting actions caused by fear and replacing self centered behavior with courage and accountability.
Bridge bidding quiz discussed six diamonds versus six no trump
The discussion analyzes responses in a bridge auction. South should not bid six diamonds but six no trump, and three no trump is suggested if North holds missing spades. Alternatives include four hearts or five clubs depending on distribution. a singleton with two clubs might lead to five diamonds.
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South
North
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Hi Point Council of Garden Clubs
G. D.pettibone
Mary Sue Briggs
EF. T. Harmon
High Point Garden Club
Poor Man's Garden
Mae Kirkman
Charlotte
Yadkin Garden Club
Winston-Salem
P.T.A
Creekmore
SBI
T’ville
McKenney
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America’s Card Authority
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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