Anne Adams Pattern 4246 Apron Offers Varied Straps
Readable ad notes Anne Adams apron pattern 4246 with long fitted bodice options and scalloped or straight straps. Available in sizes small medium and large with fabric yardage listed. Includes order details and pattern book promotion from Theigh Paint Enterprise at 243 West 17th Street New York.
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Anne Adams
Theigh Paint Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Eat It Up Wear It Out Make It Do Byrnes Wife Says
Washington NEA service reports Mrs. Byrnes shows wartime thrift aligning with Justice Byrnes leadership. She plans fewer clothes, home meals, and sugar and coffee cuts while managing a simpler household. She once chauffeured her husband and now gas rationing reduces trips to work.
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NEA Service
Washington
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Supreme Court
America
Justice Byrnes
Mrs. Byrnes
Byrnes
Senate
Byrneses
Shey
Spartanburg
S. C
Red Cross
Bridge bidding misleads partner in Van Zedtwitz Van Vleck lesson
The article recounts Waldemar van Zedtwitz and Charles Van Vleck using the Van Vieck system tied to Blackwood. It describes a hand where Van Vieck misread bids, Van Zedtwitz signaling high cards and forcing a sequence that exposed overbidding and miscommunication. It ends with a moral urging honesty in convention use.
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Waldemar van Zedtwitz
Charles van Vleck
van Vieck
van Vleck
van Zedtwitz
von Zedwitz
South
von Zedtwitz
Morai
Close Surgical Dressing Rooms For Short Time
Mrs Frank L Judith chair of the surgical dressing committee for the local Red Cross announced that all three stations for making surgical dressings will be closed beginning tomorrow due to lack of materials but will reopen as soon as supplies arrive. The September quota is done and October, shipped September 21, has not yet arrived. She notes delays likely from crowded transport and praises groups for making 32 200 dressings in fourteen days while urging continued alertness for reopening notices and renewed effort.
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Frank L. Judith
Red Cross
UDC Convention Opens at O Henry Hotel Greensboro
The 46th annual North Carolina Division convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy opens at the O Henry Hotel in Greensboro with local members attending. A noon board luncheon and tomorrow evening’s Victory banquet are planned, along with Wednesday’s Historical Night and full business Thursday as the event closes. Local members will also attend related banquets with the Daughters of the American Colonists and other allied groups.
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North Carolina
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
O. Henry
Greensboro
YWCA Membership Luncheon At One Oclock
YWCA members are reminded the October luncheon starts at 1 PM tomorrow amid a corrected schedule after a typographical error. Miss Eloise Best will speak and the program will feature special music.
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Eloise Best
Instructors In First Aid Will Not Meet Tonight
Harold S Wearns, chairman of the first aid instructors class, announces there will be no meeting tonight. The date of the next class will be announced later.
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Harold S. Wearns
Wild Flower Club Meeting With Mrs Leathers
The Wild Flower Garden Club will meet at Mrs Willard Leathers home Emerswood Extension Thursday at 3 30 p m with Mrs Joe Miller as associate hostess Miss Clara Whitehead will give a check up review of flowers and Mrs C A Ring and Mrs Dale Montgomery will discuss October flowers
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Wild Flower Garden Club
Willard Leathers
Emerswood Extension
Joe Miller
Clara Whitehead
Mrrs. C. A. Ring
Dale Montgomery
Willard Ceathers
Emerywood Estates
Tea and
Logan Porter
Fairway Drive
Tea and Topics Club Meeting Scheduled for Thursday
The Tea and Topics club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3 30 with Mrs F Logan Porter at Fairway.
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Tea and Topics Club
F. Logan Porter
Fairway
Mid-Week Study Club Postponed Bandage Rolling
The Mid-Week Study Club meeting at the Red Cross workers rooms in the YWCA was postponed to next week due to closed surgical dressing rooms. October supplies are not yet in and September stock is exhausted, delaying bandage rolling activities.
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Red Cross Workers Rooms
Silver Tea At Glenn Residence Tuesday Afternoon
A silver tea will be held at Mrs. L. Glenn's home at 805 Dayton Street on Tuesday afternoon from one to three o'clock. Sponsored by the Johnson Street Parent-Teacher Association, the event aims to raise funds for the school. Hostesses include Mrs. Paul Frye and Mrs. Earl Hill.
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Dayton Street
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Glenn
Paul Frye
Earl Hill
Dr Carrick To Address Home and Garden Club
Dr. D. B. Carrick will address the Home and Garden Club at its meeting with Mrs. James A Kidd at 1014 Rotary Drive Wednesday at 10 30 am. He will discuss fall planting of bulbs and is noted for bulb experiments and authority in gardening.
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D. B. Carrick
Home and Garden Club
James A. Kidd
Rotary Drive
Dr. Carrick
Burbank
QO. B. Boner
Edgedale Drive
Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Beta Sigma Phi
George Elkins
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Ben Schwartzburg
Canterbury Club Meeting With Mrs Reese on Hillcrest
The Canterbury Club will meet with Mrs Owen Reese at her Hillcrest Drive home. The regular bi weekly meeting is set for Friday afternoon at three thirty.
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Canterbury Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Beta Sign Phi
Anna Lee Ellison
North Main Street
Births in Greensboro and Baltimore Families
Mr and Mrs Charles F Reddick announce the birth of a son James Monroe on October Vth at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Reddick was formerly Miss Elizabeth Morgan of Greensboro. Mr and Mrs M A Lewallen announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Gail on October 17 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Everett McNeill announce a son Larry Everett on October 8 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs McNeill was formerly Miss Pearl Loflin of this city. Mr and Mrs Robert C Rome Jr of Greensboro announce a son Robert David on October 12 at Sternberger Hospital in Greensboro.
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Charles F. Reddick
East Green Street
James Monroe
Guilford General Hospital
M.A. Lewall
Brenda Gail
Everett McNeill
West Garrison Avenue
Baltimore
Larry Everett
Rodbert C. Romesay, Jr
Greensboro
Thigh Point
Robert David
Sternberger Hospital
Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week In High Point
A packed list of meetings events and gatherings unfolds across High Point with groups from the American Legion Auxiliary the YWCA and Garden clubs hosting luncheons meetings and lectures. Notable speakers include Dr Roy W Morrison and Piedmont District director Herbert Coble. Major venues include Emerywood Country Club Adams Memorial Building Blair Park and the Elwood Hotel with events scheduled from morning to evening across Tuesday and Saturday commitments.
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Emerywood Country Club
George Dobbins
Adams Memorial
Eloise Best
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. J. Payne
Thurston Street
Roy W. Morrison
American Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park Club
G. M. Haley
BPWC To Meet Wednesday Night
The High Point BPWC will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 at the Elwood Hotel for a business session. It is not a dinner meeting and president Mrs. Margaret Farley will preside.
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High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elwood Hotel
Margaret Farley
Mesdames Hayden and Lambeth Attend Club Dinner
Mrs. J F Hayden with Mrs J E Lambeth of Thomasville visited Greensboro for a dinner party hosted by Mrs Garland Daniel for Thirty and Eight club members past division officers of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. They will join a luncheon hosted by Mrs J D Ross at Mrs Herbert Cartland’s home and attend the NC Division A D C meeting at the O Henry hotel. They also plan the American Colonists banquet at the O Henry tonight.
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J. F. Hayden
J. E. Lambeth
Thomasville
Greensboro
Garland Daniel
U.D.C
John H. Anderson
North Carolina
D.C
Hayden
Lambeth
J. D. Ross
Herbert Cartland
N. C
O. Henry
Daniel
Daughters of the
Mrs John Mebane and family move to Atlanta
Mrs John Mebane and her children Caroline and David depart this afternoon for Greensboro to visit Mrs Mebane’s parents, then leave Wednesday morning for Atlanta to join Mr Mebane. He has left The Enterprise to work at The Atlanta Journal and they will reside at 341 Moreland Avenue Northeast.
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John Mebane
MR. Mebane
Atlanta, GA
Caroline
David
Greensboro
Mrs Kline Messinger leaves for Huntington visit
Mrs Kline K Messinger departed yesterday for Huntington West Virginia to visit relatives and will stay about two months She is known locally as the former Miss Hazel Boggs Dr and Mrs C E Rozzelle and daughter Miss Carolina Rozzelle visited Chapel Hill Saturday guests of Dr and Mrs Louis R Wilson and family Mrs Leon Wilson of Portsmouth Virginia spent the weekend with her mother Mrs H C Poole on East Green Abdy Yow of Seagrove was a weekend guest of his brother Vernie Yow on Cable Street and visited Mrs H C Poole Friends of Mrs George H Dobbins of the Emerywood Court Apartments regret her illness and hospitalization at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem for several weeks
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Kline K. Messinger
Huntington
W. Va
Messinger
Hazel Boggs
C. E. Rozzelle
Carolina Rozzelle
Chapel Hill
Louis R. Wilson
Chicago
Leon Wilson
Portsmouth
H. C. Poole
East Green Street
Abdy Yow
Seagrove
iVernie Yow
Cable Street
George H. Dobbins
Emerywood Court
Baptist
Altrusans Set Dinner Meeting Next Tuesday
The Altrusa Club will not meet this week. The next gathering is a dinner and program at 6:30 p.m. next Tuesday at the Sheraton Hotel, following an earlier incorrect announcement.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Dinner Dance At Emerywood Club
Autumnal flowers and candles lit the Emerywood Country Club gala at the club house on Saturday evening with about 150 reservations. Tables matched the color theme and meals ranged from two to twenty per party. Jom Peddicord and his orchestra provided music as dancing continued late. Out-of-town guests joined local members in this social month highlight.
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Emerywood Country Club
Jom Peddicord
Utopian Study Club to Meet with Mrs Bonner
The Utopian Study Club will hold its bi weekly session on Wednesday at 3 30 PM with Mrs O B Bonner at 408 Edge dale Drive.
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Utopian Study Club
O. B. Bonner
Edgedale Drive
Christian Endeavor Meeting At Spring Hill Church
The Christian Endeavor of Spring Hill Methodist met at 6 30 pm with Stanton Craven in charge. High Points in the Christian Church was the topic. Victoria Cecil read scripture as prayer opened. Mozelle Cecil, Ruby Marion, Edna Moore, Gwendolyn Moore, Loretta Moore, and Edna Marion discussed the lesson before the benediction.
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Spring Hill
Christian Endeavor
Stanton Craven
Victoria Cecil
Mozelle Cecil
Ruby Marion
Edna Moore
Gwendolyn Moore
Loretta Moore
Edna Marion
Christian Endeavor Benediction
Japs Claim Capture of U S Airmen in Doolittle Raid
New York reports Japanese propaganda claiming U S airmen from the April 18 raid were captured and would be punished for alleged inhuman acts. General Doolittle said no American planes were lost in Japan, though one crew was interned in Russia after landing there.
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New York
United States
Japan
James H. Doolittle
Doolittle
Russia
Home Defense
Berlin
Greensboro Attorney Speaks To Jamestown Book Club
Abrs Locke Bell of Greensboro spoke to the Modern Book Club in Jamestown on The Romance of Our American Government. New members were welcomed and officers for Woman's Bible class were announced. Chester Haworth addressed the Parent Educational Group on Children’s Literature and reading aloud at home was urged.
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Jamestown
Locke Bell
Greensboro
Modern Book Club
Gertrude Moore
Ora Sublette
Frances Ham
Ars. E. BD. Idol
Lucille Bumgarner
Katherine Mann
Annette Smith
Eddie Armfield
Bell
Chester C. Haworth
Union Hill School
Meeting Next Week Scheduled For Wednesday Afternoon
The notice lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and traveling, including Mr. and Mrs. H Van Dal dina returning to Hasbrouck Heights New Jersey from time with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. E J Owen and family leaving to spend days in Norfolk West Virginia with his mother, and several individuals visiting family and friends in nearby towns.
Four From Thomasville Area Selected for Jury
Special to The Enterprise. Thomasville residents named to federal jury pool as term opens in Salisbury. Included are L. C. Bridges Joe Godfrey H. J. Swaim and E. G. Murphy. others from Thomasville Winston-Salem Lexington and Linwood are listed among jurors.
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Thomasville Area
Thomasville
Salisbury
L. C. Bridges
Joe Godfrey
H. J. Swaim
E. G. Murphy
I. E. Stewart
Winston-Salem
T. Heh. Michael
Ed Michael
Lexington
R. A. Hill
Archie Royers
Lee Black
Raymond Tilk
Glenn Beck
Lloyd Fitzgerald
Eli W. Wilson
Cicero Koontz
Linwood
WE THE WOMER Step Up Family War Effort With Home Production
A wartime feature urges households to maintain a monthly home production record showing scrap metal, rubber, fat, and other materials delivered to the government under Swage and Service headings. It suggests tracking hours spent on war work, selling bonds, and sacrifices, urging visibility at home and monthly goals to boost contributions.
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Womer
America
Ruth Millett
Papa
Junior
T Boy Scouts
Mammoth potato raised by Chappells in Victory Garden
Mr and Mrs Edwin Chappell of 1010 Ferndale Drive report a remarkable harvest from their Victory Garden. On Saturday he dug six large sweet potatoes from one hill and the “daddy-rabbit” Porto Rican yam weighed nine pounds before breaking, then reassembled into a tuber resembling a well-developed infant.
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Art
Edwin Chappell
Ferndale Drive
Polling Place Change in Precinct 12 High Point
The county board of elections announces a polling place move from 1706 East Green Street to 1910 East Green Street in precinct 12 High Point. Secretary Louis J. Fisher says registrar J. B. Sharp handles precinct 12.
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East Green Street
Louis J. Fisher
County Board of Elections
J. B. Sharp
Doctrine Of Atonement Lesson At Christian Science Churches
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon topic is the Doctrine of Atonement with the Golden Text John 1 29 describing Jesus as the Lamb of God. Included are Hebrews 3 12 14 urging steadfast faith and passages from Science and Health stressing genuine repentance and reform as essential to understanding Jesus atonement.
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All Christian Science Churches and Societies
John
Jesus
Kim
Mary Baker Eddy
Penich
Broadhurst Sun Town Schedule Notes
Broadhurst shows five time markers 12 34, 2 37, 4 21, 6 05, 7 49, 9 33. Paramount lists Ten Gentlemen From West Point with times 1 22, 3 21, 520, 7 19, 9 18.
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Broadhurst
Sun Town
Paramount
West Point
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V. F. AW
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Emerywood Club
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E. J. Swanson
van Daldina
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Norfolk
West Virginia
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Guy Saint Sing
Newport News
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Parent Teacher Association
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Gold Hill
Emma Martin
Rena Aforgan
T. R. Short
C. E. Armfield
Marvin Warren
Camp Croft
Margie C. Groome
C. F. Armfield
Groometown
Barbara Rudd
Pleasant Garden
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C. E. Armfield, Jr
W. L. Scott
Polkville
Oss Frances Ham
Morven
John A. Scarboro
Mama
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Christian Science Church
Rialto
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