Heritage Urged Preserve for Future Generations by D A R
The Alexander Martin Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at 1222 North Main Street to hear Dr. G. Humphreys of High Point College discuss Whose Country Is This. He traced the nation’s founding by religious liberty seekers, urged unity, and stressed preserving the land for future generations. The group planned “Buddy Bugs” for soldiers, adopted a budget, and supported Crossnore School Red Cross WCA and other causes. Mrs Ralph Rochelle attended with 25 members and tea followed.
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America
G. Tho Plumphreys
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ethel Rochelle
North Main Street
Humphreys
High Point College
Humphrey
C. C. Williamson
Alys Z P. Long
Social Service Committee
Crossnore School
Red Cross
W.C.A
Ralph Rochelle
Rochelle
P. Long
Glenn Pennington
C.F. Phillips
Thomasville
G. C. Bosthan
Harbey Mills
L. R. Peacock
Colorful Movies On Birds and Flowers Seen By High Point Club
The High Point Garden Club met at Mrs. W. B. McEwen’s home for a morning program of technicolor motion pictures on bird habits and early spring flowers. President Mrs. G. D. Pettibone presided. guest hostesses were Mrs. D. R. Parker and Mrs. F. R. Taylor. The show featured nesting birds, mockingbirds, and rare spring flowers like blood root, hepatica, and arbutus with closeups and slow motion openings of jack in the pulpit. Members praised the photography and Mrs. Jesse Washburn for handling the motion picture equipment. An upcoming district meeting report was given, and an invitation from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cannon of Concord extended to all garden clubs for a victory gardening demonstration on October 13 and 5, with Archibald Rutledge and Miriam Birdseye as speakers.
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High Point Garden Club
W. B. McEwen
W. Farris Avenue
G. D. Pettibone
D. R. Parker
F. R. Taylor
Eilants
Charles Cannon
Concord
Orlock
Archibald Rutledge
Miriam Birdseye
Nutriment Department
United States Agricultural Department
Mesdames H. Ets Armentrout
J. W. Austin
Als. Caldwell
S.C. Clark
J. D. Cox
Carter Dalton
Stanley Davis
W.oas
Hares
W. C. ‘Idol
C. Jones
G. H. Kearns
A. 5
Dae
R. KK. Stewart
Effie Cox
Needlework Guild Ingathering Date Set for Wednesday
The High Point Needlework Guild set the annual ingathering for Wednesday November 4 at its first meeting held at the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs R H Sechrest presided in Mrs Royster Tucker absence. Members discussed year plans and the event location at the Y M C A was tentatively chosen for collection and distribution. The guild aims to furnish new garments to city children with two new items or cash as membership, plus accepted washed used garments as an optional addition.
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High Point Needlework Guild
Sheraton Hotel
R. H. Sechrest
Royster Tucker
Cloverdale PTA to Meet Thursday for October Session
The Cloverdale Parent Teacher Association will hold its October meeting at the school tomorrow evening. The program centers on business with group singing by Louis Alrutz and a talk by AL L. Patrick, principal, on the proposed school amendment. A reel of the movie Children of Mexico will close the evening.
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Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association
Louis Alrutz
AL L. Patrick
Mexico
O E S Hears Date For Seventh District Meet
At a High Point chapter meeting the Seventh District meet was announced for October 24 in Asheboro. Mrs. Mary Ix. Fleety, grand matron, will visit High Point at a called meeting on Thursday evening October 22 at the Masonic Hall. Mrs. Ida Kimble presided last night.
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Asheboro
High Point
Aiasenic Hall
Mary Ix. Fleety
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Masonic Hall
Ida Kimble
Social Calendar Big events at local clubs cancelled or moved
Wednesday nine forty five p.m. The High Point Graduate Nurses Club dinner at the YWCA replaces the annual banquet and dance. Thursday six thirty to eight Emerywood Country Club Family Night dinner at the clubhouse. reservations due by Thursday noon. Friday one thirty p.m. Priscilla Club visits YWCA Red Cross rooms to roll bandages. Saturday eight p.m. Emerywood Country Club Octobe dinner dance at the clubhouse with John Peddford Orchestra.
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High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Y.w.c.la
Atys
Evans Cecil
Emerywood Country Club
Thursdé
Fraternities At College Planning Rushees' Parties
High Point College fraternities announce rush week with dinner parties for rushees. Epsilon Eta Phi lists High Point and out of town invites including Moran Edwards Mutchins and others. Tata Tau Kappa and Delta Alpha Epsilon also host dinners. eligibility requires a C average and invitations will follow next week.
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High Point College
Epsilon Eta Phi Fraternity
Bill Hall
Howard Moran
Charles Edwards
Thomas Mutchins
High Point
Bob Lloyd
Pl Cole
Asheboro
Bob Lily
Seagrove
Bil Welborn
Trinity
Harold Connor
Danville
Vac
Hugh Goener
New Jersey
Asia
Tata Tau Kappa
George Humphreys
George Nostrand
Robert Porter
Greenfelt
Hugh Goemer
Tal Cole
Robert Kirchgessner
Jersey City
Charles Noel
Winston-Salem
Delta Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Varry Hauser
Charles Coffee
Virginia
Dan Sides
Robert Wirchgessner
Bob Porter
Greenbelt
Ashebora
Harold Conner
Another Silver Tea Given Under PTA Sponsorship
The Johnson Street PTA hosted the third informal silver tea at Mrs. J. M. Howard’s home 933 Forrest Avenue with hosts Mrs. W. H. Brock and Mrs. R. A. Davis. About 20 guests attended 3 to 5 pm as fall flowers adorned rooms and homemade cakes were served. A public meeting Tuesday evening featured Dr. Edgar W. Knight on a proposed state constitution school amendment. Delegates were planned for the district DTA meeting in Winston‑Salem on Thursday. The next tea will be hosted by Mrs. L. W. Glenn at 505 Dayton Street with Mrs. Paul Frye and Mrs. Early Hill from 1 to 3 pm. Tea hours were changed and are open to the public, with a silver offering to the school fund.
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Johnson Street
Edgar W. Knight
University of Ws. C
D.T.A
Wirston-Salem
L. W. Glenn
Dayton Street
Paul Frye
Early Hill
Home Nursing Classes for Clara Cox Apartment Residents
Red Cross Home Nursing Department offers home nursing courses at the Clara Cox Home. Classes are held Tuesdays and Fridays from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. with instructor Mrs. J. W. Van Loan. Community members are invited to attend to help address home care needs amid a shortage of doctors.
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Red Cross Home Nursing Department
Clara Cox
J. W. van Loan
Home Nursing Department
Clara Cox Home
Anne Adams Pattern 1236 and 4236 for children
advertisement for Anne Adams sewing patterns 1236 and 4236 in small girl sizes including details on fabrics and yardage. offers pattern book and salvage specials, Fall and Winter selections, with order address in New York.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Winners Named at Club Ladies Bridge Luncheon
Winners for North South were Mesdames R. D. Tilson Hal Davis J. S. Welborn and Bruce Conrad and East West honors went to Mesdames J O Hauschild and G C Durland with Mrs E A Kline high contract. Runners up and table lists noted. War savings stamps awarded to each winner. A hundred reservations already made for Saturday night dance at Emerywood Country Club.
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Emerywood Countrys Club
Mesdames
R. D. Tilson
Hal Davis
J. S. Welborn
Bruce Conrad
J. O. Hauschild
G. C. Durland
J. H. Ayers
C. S. Beaver
F.O. Wilhite
Mexdames
O. C. Burland
Philip Davis
Foy Horton
Rocky Mount
Virginia
H. Mekk
J. H. Walker
Jr. High Smart
Carter Datton
H. F. Hunsucker
Avention
Emerswood Country Club
Miss Umstead to Speak at Union Hill Nutrition Class
Miss Jane Umstead director of the Guilford Dairy Council will address the Adult Education class on The Food Value of Milk at Union Hill School tomorrow evening at seven oclock. Mrs Meta Jackson teaches the nutrition course and the public is invited.
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Union Hill
Meta Jackson
Jane Umstead
Guilford Dairy Council
Business Club Hears Dr Knight At Supper Meeting
The Business and Professional Club of the YAWLCLA held a supper gathering last night where Dr Edgray Knight from the University of North Carolina argued against the proposed school amendment detailing each point for members.
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Business Club
Dr. Knight
W.C.A
Yawlcla
Edgray Knight
University of North Carolina
League President Urges Members to Stress War Work
At the October meeting of the Junior Service League Mrs Willis Slane urged members to stress war work and support armed forces with service and money. Reports followed her talk including a funeral clinic, Civilian Defense class, and a Red Cross home nursing course.
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Junior Service League
League
Adams Memorial Y. W.C. A
Willis Slane
J. C. Penney
Helen Marie Sheloff
Arts and Interest
High Point
Henry Betts
Red Cross
Everett Marsh
Board of
Junior Leagues of America
Washington
Mars
Linville K. Martin
Winston-Salem
Legion Auxiliary Nine Members At Area Conference
Nine representatives from the High Point unit of the American Legion Auxiliary attended the Third Area Conference in Siler City. Mrs. C. A. York, department chairman for National News, spoke on subscribing to the national publication. Others present included Mrs. C. H. Ingram, Mrs. Victor R. Johnson, Miss Arealia Adams, and members Mesdaniel C. B. Stainback, Oscar L. Smith, E. H. Kreienbaum, J. F. Carriker, W. Fr. Bennett, W. C. Anderson, C. C. Layton, and J. H. ing.
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High Point
American Legion Auxiliary
Siler City
C. A. York
National News
C. H. Ingram
Greensboro
Victor R. Johnson
Pittsboro
Arealia Adams
York
Mesdaniel C. B. Stainback
Two Cases of Diphtheria Reported in Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise Miss Ella Dorsett Red Cross nurse for Thomasville announced two diphtheria cases in the city both among colored residents She urged vaccination before school entry and required a written statement from the family physician confirming vaccination has taken place
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Thomasville
Ella Dorsett
Red Cross
Dorsett
Night Police Chief Reports Liquor Heist in Ayden
Ayden Police Chief Walter Hamilton said two men stopped him on his beat, disarmed him, and forced him at gunpoint to help steal cases of liquor from the Ayden ABC Store. He logged the incident in a report filed October 14.
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Creenvillfe
Walter Haamitton
Ayden
Ayden Abc
Glorifying Yourself High Calibre Oil Shampoo Tips
A wartime beauty column advises monthly oil treatments to protect hair from sun wind and dirt. Use olive oil if available, or mineral and vegetable oils, heat, oil the scalp, massage thoroughly, then wash with mild soap and a vinegar or lemon rinse to remove residue and avoid gummiiness.
Tuesday Evening Garden Club Meeting Report
The Tuesday Evening Garden Club met yesterday at Mrs. T. R. Short’s North Main Street home. Mrs. A. E. Frazier summarized the recent garden club council meeting, and Mrs. Fred Gody reported on the State Garden Clubs directors’ meeting in Winston-Salem with state president Mrs. J. S. Lybrook as hostess. District meetings, food saving, beauty conservation, and morale were discussed, with a district gathering planned at the Robert E. Lee in Winston-Salem to be announced. The plant exchange at the close was declared a success.
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Alrs. T. R
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee
Mass shoe production originated in the United States says commerce
The Department of Commerce states mass production of shoes began in the United States and was greatly developed there in the early years. The comment highlights U S leadership in industrial footwear manufacturing and its early development trajectory.
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The
United States
Department of Commerce
Church Social and Circle Meetings Announced
The Ladies Aid Society of the B Naim Israel Synagogue will meet at Mrs. Ben Shwartzberg home Clyde Avenue at 730 tonight. Circle two of Green Street Baptist Church will meet with Miss Mary Washburn at 421 Gatewood Avenue Thursday at 730 p m instead of Friday as previously announced. Members are urged to attend both events.
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Ladies Aid Society
B-Nai Israel Synagogue
Ben Shwartzberg
Clyde Avenue
Green Street
Births Report Two Local Newborns This Week
Mr and Mrs Carlton C Hooks announce the birth of a son named Carlton Curtis on Thursday October 8 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mrs Hooks formerly Miss Inez Jones of Philadelphia PA and baby are at their Fifth Street home. Mr and Mrs Max Surratt announce the birth of a daughter Max Olivia on October 10 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Surratt was formerly Miss Mildred Harris.
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Carlton C. Hooks
Carlton Curtis
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Max Surratt
Harmon Street
Max Olivia
Guilford General Hospital
Surratt
Mildred Harris
We the Women So Hubby Did Nothing Round the House Eh
Ruth Millett notes Mrs. Jones learns in six months of Army life to stand up for herself. She manages bills and the family checkbook, handles odd carpentry, lawn care, snow shoveling, and child management. The main lesson: men do a lot around the house, even those thought to do nothing.
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Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Ruth Millett
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High Point Club
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Perkinson’s
Perkinson
PTA
Anne Oh
Miss Umstead
Union Hill School
Legion Auxiliary
Peertar
Rumtard
Rhode Island
Alicia Hartner
Alicia Hart
Green Street Circle
Hubby
Iceland
Broadhurst
Paramount
Rialto
THA
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO. OF
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