Social Calendar Highlights Week Events
The High Point Council of Jewish Women holds an initial study group hosted by Mrs. Ben Swartzberg on Clyde Street with Mrs. Sam Tobias assisting. Family Night Dinner at the Country Club welcomes the club's membership with Mrs. H. L. Brockmann. USO dances at the Y M C A and a joint buffet supper at the Y W C A support service men this weekend.
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High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ben Swartzberg
Clyde Street
Sam Tobias
Country Club
Lions Club Ladies Night Planned By Thomasville Club
Thomasville Lions Club announces its annual Ladies Night event set for Tuesday evening October 19. The program begins at seven o'clock following a club meeting held Monday led by Rev. Charles D. White of the First Methodist Church. The regular meeting next week is canceled due to the event.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Lions Club
Charles D. White
First Methodist Church
Ten Altrusans to Attend District Meet in Gastonia
The High Point Altrusa Club discussed its Second District convention set for October 22-23 in Gastonia at the October dinner session. Ten members plan to attend, led by delegate Mrs Marie Forrest and alternate Miss Lucille Johnston.
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Gastonia
High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Marie Forrest
Lucille Johnston
Alice Dickerson
Mary Ballard
Nell Craig
Greensboro
International Organization
Altrusans
Mexico
Altrusa
Mabel Burnett
Army
United States Office of Price Administration
High Point
Women Of Moose To Meet Thursday
Announcement states the Women of the Moose will meet Thursday evening at eight at the Moose Hall. The gathering is for special committee meetings requested by the senior regent and Dorothy For ward and members are asked to help plan the annual Halloween benefit party.
John Paul Jones Topic Highlighted by D A R Chapter
The Columbus Day meeting of the Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution was held at Mrs. M. A. Lackey's home. Mrs. R. K. Stewart spoke on John Paul Jones, praising his vision for a navy and the early debt the U S Navy owes to its founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the Americanolation
M. A. Lackey
Hillcrest Drive
R. K. Stewart
John Paul Jones
R. A. Herring
C. E. Diffendale
War Bond and Stamp
Ethel Rochelle
L. R. Peacock
John R. Myers
Thomasville
J. F. Hayden
Concord
Raleigh
New York
Mesdames H Brockmann
G. H. Kearns
Ay ‘E. Tia Edith Moore Sherrod
C. In
N. S. Stirewalt
I A. É
YW Club Hears Mrs Wilkinson Speak On China
The YWCA Business and Professional club dinner review notes 28 members and four visitors. Mrs. Sher wood Forrest presented slides on rationing and price control using OPA materials. Guest speaker Mrs. L L Wilkinson discussed conditions in China and shared trinkets from her years abroad.
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YW Club
Business and Professiona Club
Y.W.C.A
YWCA
Sherwood Forrest
OPA
L. L. Wilkinson
China
Georgianna Bird
M Poston
Jack Rives
Lillian Limrey
Wilkinson
League Hears Of United War Chest At October Meet
At the October meeting of the Junior Service League in the Adams Memorial YWCA rooms, Mrs. Matt Wall described the United War Chest agencies and operations. Mrs. Willis Slane noted League projects like the children's clinic and milk project and urged support for the War Chest. A M Rankin Jr reported $630 in Army benefit show ticket sales. W T Powell announced $20 000 in bonds sold during the Third War Loan Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Matt Wall
United War Chest Campaign
Willis Slane
League
War Chest Campaign
Slane
Family Service Bureau
A. M. Rankin, Jr
W. T. Powell
Ladies Bridge Winners Named
The weekly bridge results named winners in North-South and East-West directions. North-South champs were Mesdames R Fool and Lloyd Flythe, with runners-up Mesdames C. S. Beaver and Robert Hubbard and Mesdames P. Y. Adams and W. E. Outen. East-West runners-up were Mesdames O. Durland and Harold McKee, with second scorers Mesdames E. T. Howard and Hal Davis. A luncheon followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R Fool
Lloyd Flythe
Mesdames
E. T. Howard
Hal Davis
P W Club Fetes Mrs Roberts With Birthday Shower
Mrs J T Wrenn hosted P W club at Blain Street home for a birthday shower honoring Mrs Marie Roberts. Twelve members attended with Gin rummy games. Mrs Frank Faircloth won high score, Miss Dena Corns took consolation. Hostess and Miss Elizabeth Clinard served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Wrenn
P. W. Club
Blain Street
Marie Roberts
Frank Faircloth
Dena Corns
Elizabeth Clinard
Rainbow Girls assembly outlines plans in Point
Mrs. Mary Baker supreme deputy of the Rainbow assembly spoke to Point chapter 106 Eastern Star detailing the aims of forming a Rainbow Girls assembly. Two petitions for membership were read and a special meeting set for October 19. A district meeting October 23 will feature Miss Ethel Lovett and Miss Martha McGee among other grand officers. The program included a Ruth history, with sessions at 2 PM and 7:30 PM after a banquet at 6 in the Temple dining hall.
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Rainbow Girls Assembly
Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Mary Baker
Reidsville
The
Rainbow Assembly
Kate Bryant
F“win Bennison
Grace Wood
Ruth
Ethel Lovett
Martha McGee
Raleigh
Sam Young
Temple
Tuesday Evening Club Donates to Ambulance Fund
At a Tuesday Evening Garden Club meeting on North Main Street with Mrs. T. R. Short, sixteen members and three guests heard Piedmont District Garden Clubs notes last week. The club voted to donate 25 to aid ambulance purchases as a state project supporting the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Short
North Main Street
J. G. Snipes
Piedmont District
Army Air Forces
Greensboro
Sherwood Forrest
Forrest
Snipes
John C. Ti
Piedmont
Jackson Spivey Vows Announced in Seagrove Nuptials
Mrs. W L Jackson announces the marriage of her daughter Martha Pauline to John Harley Spivey of Seagrove. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev W H Barker officiating. After a brief trip they will reside at 1324 Potts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Jackson
Martha Pauline
John Harley Spivey
Seagrove
D. I. Jenkins
W. H. Barker
D. F. Spivey
Potts Street
Fourth Best Lead Clarified In Play By McKenney
In a bridge hand the declarer uses the opening lead to deduce the fourth best lead in a no trump contract. The article traces the rule of eleven, created by R. F. Foster, and explains how the opening lead can enable making seven no trump at three no trump.
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R. F. Foster
Exs
Foster
Dealer AQIB2 fe r Qis and A105 1106543 K
A cryptic dealer note appears with coded identifiers AQIB2 and A105 along with serial-like numbers 1106543 and 1087 54. The fragment hints at a catalog or inventory code but lacks context or complete details.
Bridge Play Narrative From an Unknown Table
The passage describes a bridge hand where South deduces West's heart length and suit distribution after West leads a low heart. East covers with king of hearts. South reasons about diamonds and opens with eight of clubs. South leads the ace, dummy drops the king, then finesses through West for the remaining tricks.
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South
West
East
Dia
Double M Club Hears Review By Mrs Nancy Poston
Mrs Nancy Poston city librarian gave a review of Betty Smiths A Tree Grows in Brooklyn before the Double M club at the Y W C A building. She sketched the authors life and vividly described the books characters then suggested reads for children of all ages. Hostesses Mesdames Charles Patterson and Pete Oldham led 11 members present. Next meeting October 19 at 3 PM at the Y with magic dressings to be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Smith
Brooklyn
Nancy K. Poston
Double M Club
Poston
Chapel Hill
Mesdames
Charles Patterson
Pete Oldham
Living On Home Front Emphasized By BPWC Leader
BPWC head urges wartime civilians to sacrifice and organize during National Business Women’s Week October 10 to 16. He notes longer workdays, rationing, and the need to help returning wounded, with emphasis on transportation housing and community services planning.
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BPWC
Sau
United Sates
Eerns
Local Residents Attend Synod Meeting and Travel
Rev and Mrs Hoy L Fesper man and others attended the Synod meeting on Evangelical and Reformed church in China Grove yesterday. Mr and Mrs Charles Freeman Jr left for Salisbury Md to visit Mrs Freemans sister Mrs K P Austin for several days. Mrs James M Barrett of Washington DC and Mrs John W Foxworth Jr of Raleigh returned home after visiting their mother Mrs John N Paul at 1015 Sherrod street Tenner Bennison is a patient at Baptist hospital Winston Salem undergoing treatment. Mrs Ed C Bruce of Sea Island GA left after visiting Mrs Charles E Sheloff at her Park Way residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy L. Fesperman
M. F. Crooks
E. Moore
J. R. Youngs
China Grove
Charles Freeman, Jr
Salisbury
James M. Barrett
Washington, D. C
John W. Foxworth, Jr
Raleigh
John N. Paul
Sherrod Street
Tenner Bennison
The
Baptist Hosital
Winston-Salem
Mr. Bennison
Ed C. Bruce
Sea Island
Charles E. Sheloff
Parkway
Allen Jay P T A Meets With Devotions At School
The October meeting of the Allen Jay Parent-Teacher association was held Monday evening at the school. Devotions were conducted by Rev. G. E. White and the High School Glee Club sang a sacred selection dedicated to the pastor.
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Allen Jay P.T. A
Allen Jay
Parent-Teacher Association
G. E. White
Archdale Methodist Church
T. Bennison
Man Resides in High Point Before Entering Service
A brief note states that the man made his home in High Point prior to his entry into military service.
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High Point
Listen World and Elijah Mirror War Fatigue
A reader confesses war weariness at 27 and recalls the Elijah story from Sunday School. The tale inspires resilience: faith renews courage when one gives selflessly. The piece urges belief that generosity refuels the spirit despite grim times.
Ed Mendenhall Speaks On War Chest Campaign
Realtor Ed Mendenhall addresses ABC on the local United War Chest aims and needs. A photo titled The Last Will And Testament of Tom Smith depicts wartime atrocities. Ensign John Taylor is welcomed as a guest as the Armed Services Committee reports care packages for A B club members in service. President W E Mitchell presides. The American requires 250 pounds of equipment versus civilian purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mendenhall
United War Chest
Tom Smith
Red Metcalfe
John Taylor
Armed Service Committee
Cyreanians Had Achor Flies Known As Good Of Flies
Ancient Cyreanians reportedly valued Achor flies as a notable resource. The fragment notes their significance in local life and possible roles in trade or daily use.
Did Diamond Jim Have Stomach or Ulcer Pains
Sufferers with stomach pains, gas, heartburn, or burning bloat are urged to try Udga. A box of Udga is available at Mann's and drugstores everywhere with a double money back guarantee.
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Diamond Jim
Rugeiet
Mann's
Births announced for Patricia Ann Idol and John Roger Dunn
Patricia Ann Idol, daughter of Vernon W. Idol Jr., was born October 7 at Burrus Memorial hospital. John Roger Dunn, son of J. B. Dunn, was born October 6 at Burrus Memorial hospital, with family at home on Route Four. Lieutenant Russell G. Walker and Mrs. Ruth Brunt announce their son Russell Grady Jr., born October 10 at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Idol
Vernon W. Idol, Jr
Howell Street
Patricia Ann
Burrus Memorial Hospital
J. B. Dunn
John Roger
Russell G. Walker
Russell Grady, Jr
Baptist
Birth of George Dennis Taylor in Burrus Memorial Hospital
Dennis Taylor and Mrs. Taylor announce the birth of a son, George Dennis, on Monday October 11 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs. Taylor is the former Kathleen Holder.
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Geo
Dennis Taylor
Lloyd Taylor, Jr
U.S. Navy
Taylor
George Dennis
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Kathleen Holder
End Laxative Habit This Easy Way
Lemon and water drink uses the juice of one Sunkist lemon in a glass of water taken each morning. It promotes bowel action and acts as a vitamin C source while alkalinizing and refreshing the body. Try this wake-up routine for ten mornings and note effects.
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Sunkist
California
Sunkist Mons
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H. L. Brockmann
Fairway Drive
USO
Y.M.C.A. Um
Lions Club
T’ville
Spertussin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Nature
D. T
Elliott Floral Co
Grace Flower Shop
D.A.R. Group
P.W. Club
Mrs. Roberts
Jackson-Spivey
Old
West End
Beauty Shop
McKenney
By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
West Pass
Mrs
Nancy Poston
Minnie L. Mafpfett, M. D
National Federation
P.T.A
Cloverdale ?.T. A
Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association
Ross Lackey
R. B. Reve
Lindsay
Ee Eey
Net
Elsie Robinson
Else Robinson
Elsie
America
Elijah
Israel
Ahab
Jezebel
ABC
A. B. Club
W. E. Mitchell
AKNAT
Answeer
Rumford
Double “le
RADIO
Marine Grill
Pennsylvania Station
B&o
Times Square
Empire State Building
M‘alpin Broadway
34Th Street
Knott
John J Woelfle
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