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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1941

Page

6

State Federated Clubs Begin New Democracy Program

The 335 federated clubs in North Carolina with about 12 000 members have adopted their programs and yearbooks and begun study in line with the federations. Activities emphasize democracy through citizenship, education, arts, and public service with contests for essays and art, National Defense themes, and junior club programs. A new Booneville club joined, and Donna Ruth Lowe was born October 18 at Guilford General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin T. Lowe.

North Carolina American Citizenship Department C. H. Cowles Wilkesboro Gertrude McKee Department of Education B. B. Everett Palmyra Education Department NYA CCC Mary Peacock Douglas State Department of Education Raleigh Roosevel Max A. Culp American Home Department Department of Fine Arts Floyd M. Edminister Chapel Hill State Federation Lena Allen Meekins Ethel Parker District Time Inez Boney Simmons Wake Forest College Chibwomen Ber J Nisk A. C. Burnham Chapel Ifill National Defense Program Martha Davis Donna Ruth Lowe Melvin T. Lowe Cay Donna Ruth Guilford General Hospital Lowe Maurice Robertson High Point Route 4

Miss Neese Receives Bridal Dinner Courtesy

Miss Margaret Opal Neese, awaiting marriage to Rufus Addison Whitaker of Shreveport, La, was honored at a courtesy dinner by Liberty Mutual Insurance office staff. The Blue Room party at the Sheraton included a four course meal, pink and white decorations, bridal place cards, and a crystal candlestick gift for the honoree.

Margaret Opal Neese Rufus Addison Whitaker Shrevepon Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Sheraton Miss Neese D. Alison Neese Robert R. Fountain J. Stokes Salley E. L. Flint H. Clay Cox W. Cc. Bouldin Stamie Zimmerman Louise Modlin Martha Moffitt Bill Canty Arthurs Hatfield Carter Halbrook

State Officials Set to Address Seventh District Women’s Clubs

State officials will address the Seventh District Women’s Clubs convention at First Baptist Church tomorrow morning. About 175 attendees are expected, with art exhibit highlights from sixteen artists including Caroline McEwen and Thomas Dodamead. The Traveling Art Exhibit opens tomorrow and continues Wednesday for the public, featuring floral works and a World War I era scene.

P. BR. Rankin Mount Gilead Clarence W. Beasley Colerain Seventh District Women's Clubs North Carolina Federation First Baptist Church G. I. Humphreys WHI C. H. Rhodes J. F. Hayden High Paint Club Ure Cormal Abs. H. A. White State’ Federation of Women’s Clubs Caroline W. 5S.) McEwen and Thomas Emile Dodamead

Nichols Harris Vows Solemnized Oct 15th

Announcement is made of the marriage of Myrtle Elizabeth Wichals of Winston-Salem and James Wilson Harris of High Point solemnized on Wednesday October 15 at Centenary Methodist Church with Rev W M Smith officiating. The couple left for a brief wedding trip.

Myrtle Lizabeth Wichals Winston-Salem James Wilson Harris High Point Centenary Methodist Church W. M. Smith B. €. Dunford

Miss Grady Weds Edward P Justice

Miss Sarah Heles Grady and Edward Paul Justice were married in a quiet nine o'clock ceremony at Calvary Methodist Church. The bride wore royal blue velveteen with antique brown accessories and talisman rose veil. After the ceremony they left for a Virginia wedding trip, and they reside at 1006 Adams Street. The bride is the youngest Grady daughter, a Briggs Manufacturing employee, and the groom is the son of the Justice family, an Amos Hosiery Mill worker.

Sarah Heles Grady Edward Paul Justice O. R. Brown Calvary Methodist Church Justice Virginia R. E. Grady Guilford Business College Briggs Manufacturing Company E. P. Justice Sr Amos Hosiery Mill Adams Street

Jacqueline Stynehcomb Birthday Party in Archdale Home

Mrs Lelia Stynehcomb hosted a Saturday birthday party at her Archdale residence for her daughter Jacqueline who turned seven. Guests included Josephine Warren Florence English Peggy Sheen Jeanette Hill Patsy Tuttle Martha Ann Hoover Nancy Jo Hoover Truman Ward Lane June English and Bobby Walker. Attendees enjoyed games and refreshments as Jacqueline received many gifts.

Lelia Stynehcomb Archdale Jacqueline Josephine Warren Florence English Peggy Sheen Jeanette Hill Patsy Tuttle Martha Ann Hoover Nancy Jo Hoover Truman Ward Lane June English Bobby Walker

Business Club Of Y To Hold Supper Meeting Tuesday

The Business and Professional Club of the SV will meet tomorrow evening at 6 30 at the Adams building for their regular supper meeting.

Business Club of KL3 Adams Building

Community concert opens season with Anna Kaxkas contralto

In Winston-Salem events this week include sorority meeting at Miss Betty Cummins home on Edgedale Drive and a Beta Sigma Phi gathering. The Community Concert Association kicks off with Anna Kaxkas performing at the senior high school auditorium.

Weekend visits and homecomings in Asheboro area

Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Preston Jr and Mrs and Mrs J H Pritchard returned from Abingdon Virginia where they spent the weekend as guests of Mr Preston's parents. Mr and Mrs Dewey Greer and children returned home from Cherokee after visiting the Indian Reservation and National Park. Mrs Oscar Lee Cook recovering at her mother’s home after hospitalization. George Searce hosted guests from Danville Virginia including Mrs C J Foster and Miss Mary Will Searce among others.

G. G. Preston, Jr J. H. Pritchard Abingdon Mr. Preston G. G. Preston FE. M. Osborne Sunset Drive F.C. Young Gettysburg Sirs Lessie Rundahl Washington, D. C High Point West Jefferson Dewey Greer Monthew Avenue Cherokee Indian Reservation National Park Oscar Lee Cook East Green Street J. A. Green Thissell Street Guilford General Hospital Cook Dot Cook George Searce Green Street Dan Ville C. J. Foster Parks Hayes Roy Searce Mary Will Anne Elizabeth Searce Sheppard Gammon

Tea and Topics Club Meeting at Mrs Marshs Home

The Tea and Topics Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 3:30 at Mrs. JEL Marshs on South Main Street. Members may bring guests for a guest greeting and social gathering.

Tea and

Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings

The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon Methodist Church met Sunday evening with a program on The History of the Angelus led by Mrs. Ruth Lee. Special music by Mrs. Lee Wanda and Doris King with Miss Margaret Phillips. A short business session led by President Mrs. Jeannette Cole planned an as you are party for the coming week. The meeting closed with the Christian Endeavor benediction. Grover Jones addressed Springfield Friends Church last night on Prohibition and Public Morals, highlighting home training and the harms of strong drink. The Intermediate Society met earlier with strong attendance. Archdale Friends saw Maxine Burge lead a talk on Christian Endeavor Officers and Committee Duties, with a solo by George A. Kersey and piano by Evelyn Pearson. The Society reported 76 visits and urged attendance at the Young People’s meeting at Oak Hill on November 2. The Vickery Methodist group held a Sunday evening program starting with a fellowship supper at 3 o’clock, with Rev. Joel Trogdon and Mrs. Trogdon visiting. The girls quartet from Allen Jay Baptist Church sang, and Mr. Trogdon spoke. Welch Memorial held its regular meeting with Zula Mae Spencer leading on Other Youth Groups in Our Community. devotional by W. W. Frye. Odelle Brown and Boy Scouts contributed. A Christian Endeavor business meeting is set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Robert Sizemore’s on Mangan Avenue.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Betty Cummins Edgedale Drive Community Concert Association Anna Kaxkas North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs First Baptist Church du A. m Hugh Smart Emerywood Club J. S. Lynch Winston-Salem Adams Memorial C. M. Waynick Enterprise Woman's Christian Temperance Union Cecil Haworth Central Friends Church Business and Professional Club of the Adams Veterans of Foreign Wars Friendly Garden Club Tom Bales South Main Street Oscar Kearns Tom Earns Jatters Parkway Katherine Kearns Farrell Gray Thomas R. Pitts Kearns J. SN. McCrary Priscilla Club R. RK. Young Florham Avenue Tea and Topics Club J. E. Marsh W. Dbd. Simmons, Jr Greenway Drive Pills Miss Kearns Colony Club Emerywood Country Club Shirley Smith Maisie Kitty Mann William Snow Hayes Lebanon Christian Endeavor Grover Jones Christian Endeavor Society Springfield Archdale Maxine Burge Archdale Endeavor Society Christ Church George A. Kersey Evelyn Pearson Oak Bill Vickery Vickery Methodist Church Joel Trogdon Trogdon Roscoe Briley Allen Jay Baptist Church Felch Welch Memorial Christian Endeavor Society Zula Mae Spencer W. W. Frye Odelle Brown Lorena Suallin Ruby Fvrst Robert Sizemore Mangan Avenue Tian A

Young Composers Club Honors Two Writers At Dinner

GREENSSORD The Youngs Composers club of Woman's College of the University of North Carolina honors Miss Elizabeth Helmes of Leaksville and Tabor City, and George Henry of the Woman's College music faculty, at a Sunday night informal dinner October 19. Helmes, class of 1940 graduate, studied at Eastman Conservatory and had a sinfonetta performed by the Rochester Civic Orchestra. She now teaches in Tabor City. Henry, who teaches theory, recently won first place for his Partita for two Violins and piano in state and national Federation of Music Clubs contests, judged by Roy Harris, William Schuman, Asheley Pettis, and Beryl Rubenstein.

Rochester Civic Orchestra Howard Hanson Eastman School of Music Miss Holmes Tabor City Ar. Henry School of Music Federation of Music Clubs Roy Harris William Schuman Asheley Pettis San Francisco Conservatory of Music Beryl Rubenstein

Miss Yow And Rhodes Host Joint Birthday Party Here

Mary Lou Yow and Ramona Anne Rhodes hosted a Halloween party at Rhodes home 1008 Tiplan Street Saturday evening with Halloween decor games and candy. Guests included Janet Strickland Lora Byerty Macy Payne Billy Hennis Peggy Justice Pearl Worrell Paul Hulin Billy Kennedy Hilda Rose Betty Jane Mitchell Jimmy Malinkos Doris Georgia Clyde Murrow Gerald Winfrey Gene Pendergrass Mildred Pendergrass Peggy Yow Charles Yow Jean Strickland Clarence Strickland Ruth Ann Miller Frances Wilkerson Dalsy Roberts Lois Hayworth Rebecca Carter Mary Ruth Parker.

Mary Lou Yow Ramona Anne Rhodes Tiplan Street Janet Strickland Lora Byerty Macy Payne Billy Hennis Peggy Justice Pearl Worrell Paul Hulin Billy Kennedy Hilda Rose Betty Jane Mitchell Jimmy Malinkos Doris Georgia Clyde Murrow Gerald Winfrey Gene Mildred Pendergrass Peggy Charles Yow Jean Clarence Strickland Ruth Ann Miller Frances Wilkerson Dalsy Roberts Lois Hayworth Rebecca Carter Mary Ruth Parker

Priscilla Club Meeting at Mrs. Young’s Home Friday

The Priscilla Club will hold its regular meeting Friday at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. R K Young on Florham Avenue. Delegates from North Carolina colleges will attend the mock student assembly in the state capitol October 24 and 23 amid campus events. Wayne Coy of the Office of Emergency Management will speak tonight at UNC Chapel Hill under the Carolina Political Union. London wastes about 220000 tons of usable fuel yearly costing around 800000 pounds, with detritus costs reaching 450000.

Priscilla Club R. K. Young Florham Avenue Raleigh WN. C North Carolina State Capitol Coy Chapel Hill Wayne Coy Office of Emergency Management University of North Carolina Carolina Political Union

Loyal Workers Meet This Evening at North Main Church

The Loyal Workers of North Main Baptist Church will gather tonight at 7:30 at Miss Doris Lee Stutz’s home off Winston-Salem road. Associate hostess Mrs. Bessie Teague will attend, and members should meet at the church at 7:00 for car transport.

North Main

Brooklyn Soldiers Arrested for Larceny Near Lexington

Martin Joseph Bracken and John F. Duffy from Brooklyn New York and US Army members on maneuvers were arrested by H S Embry and Tom Russell on a charge of stealing an automobile. A Lexington police warrant led to the arrest. the car was reported stolen in Lexington Saturday night. The pair was taken to Lexington by officers Sunday morning.

Thomasville Martin Joseph Bracken John F. Duffy Brooklyn New York United States Army Tom Russell Lexington

Night routes altered for Atlanta air flights during maneuvers

Eastern Air Lines announced night flights from Atlanta to Richmond and Washington will divert via Knoxville and Bristol Roanoke Lynchburg to reduce flying hazards during maneuvers in the Carolinas. Army requests the alternate route to avoid dense airspace of hundreds of planes. In China, dried toxic bodies of five poisonous creatures are still sold in medicines.

Atlanta Richmond Washington Knoxville Tenn Bristol Roanoke Lynchburg Carolinas Eastern Air Lines Army China

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carolyn Shrie Pou George Ross Pou George Watts Carr, Jr United States Marine Corps George Watts Carr Durham Pau Carr Charles G. Doak National Defense America Joseph P. Caldwell Federation Poetry Cup Albert L. Berry Federation Hilton West Greensboro Guy J. Simpson Madison Beverly K. Millaway, Jr Homer H. B. Mask Public Welfaer Department Red Cross Charlotte G. 8. McCarty PR. Rankin C. W. Beasley Booneville Woman's Club G. W. Dobbins Pauline Nichols Dwight Harris Harold Seckler William Jester Harris Jackson Air Base Jackson Miss Kirkman-Neal Shoe CO Bebe Joe W. Washington Sedgefeld Inn Pedgefield Inn Grady Edward P. Justice Jacqueline Stynehcomb G.T. Royals le H. Morgan Nes. K. E. Hardy Ashehoro WCUNC Young Composers Club Misses Yow Rhodes R.K. Young London Calvary S. S Robert Sawyers White Oak Street W. M.S. Gen Woman's Missionary Society of the Green Street Baptist Church Eclock Raymond Campbell Mitchell Grove Mitchell Grove Church Ada Kersey George Needham Herman Billings Catherine Irene Georgia Kersey Ora Mae Cashatt Lottie Moon Lottie Man West End Baptist Church G. C. Caste Jone Rumford We of Neve Hook Rumford Baking Powder Rox R Bureford Rhode Island Rolda TRIS Wood-Armfield Furniture CO
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