College Sororities Initiate New Members
High Point College celebrated Rush Week with initiation ceremonies for two sororities. Theta Phi initiated Ulisses Sue Woodruff Winston-Salem Betty Brady Rural Hall Lena Sale Elkin and others in costumes with suitcases. Sigma Alpha Psi pictured with Lillian Self Casar Vansie Rash Union Grove Marguerite Koontz Lexington Irma Miller Bayonne Ruth Hull Cherryville Nancy Isenhour New London Nan Clapp Dot Chamberlain High Point Dot Alexander Martinsville Va. Other members Mimi Wagger High Point Neil Hartman Advance not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Theta Phi Sorority
Ulisses Sue Woodruff
Winston- Salem
Betty Brady
Rural Hall
Lena Sale
Elkin
Mary Anne Coe
Bet
Ty Dean Knox
Miriam McCall
Garnet Hinshaw
High Point
Sigma Alpha Psi
Lillian Self
Casar
Van
Ruth Millett urges fair maternity leave for working women
Ruth Millett argues in favor of flexible pregnancy leave and pay, urging cities and employers to support women who work while raising families. She notes wartime needs, the right of women to earn a living, and the urgency of fair policies that allow mothers to return to work after childbirth.
Home Nursing Classes Start This Week In Two Groups
Mrs Marvin Slate chair of Red Cross Home Nursing announces two new classes starting this week. One meets tonight at seven in Clara Cox Apartments community room for inmates and nearby residents, with sessions Tuesdays and Thursdays. The second class runs Tuesday and Thursday mornings from nine to eleven at the YWCA building, with Mrs Frank Judish as instructor, open to those contributing to war work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Slate
Red Cross Home Nursing
Clara Cox
J. W
Frank Judish
State Rebekahs Head Visits Here In High Point
Mrs Mae Jennings of Elizabeth City president of the State Rebekah Assembly is slated to pay her official visit to High Points Magdalene Rebekah Lodge at 730 PM in the Odd Fellows club rooms on West Commerce Street She will be accompanied by Mrs R D Watson and Winston Salem lodge members All local Rebekahs are urged to attend and greet the state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Jennings
Elizabeth City
Rebekah Assembly
Rebekahs
Greensboro
High Point
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Club
West Commerce Street
Winston-Salem
Early American Arts Club Meets Thursday Morning
The Early American Arts Club will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. John Pickett on North Main Street Thursday morning at ten thirty. The hostess will present the program on Old Pewter with a display of rare pewter articles to illustrate the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Early American Arts Club
John §. Pickett
North Main Street
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
J. C. Curran
New York City
Business and Professional Women's Club
Abrs
Margaret Farley
West Broad
Twentieth Century Study Club
R.L. Quigley
Westwood
W. F. Bailey
Arlington Road
Industrial Committee of the
W.C.A
Y Building
H. A. Millis
J. S. Pickett
Social Arts
A. M. Upshaw
Forest Avenue
Girl Reserve Committee
Y.W.C.A
A. H. Whitley,Jr
Priscilla Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
The
Junior Legion Auxiliary
A. L. Stevens
Mid-Week Study Club Sets Meeting With Mrs Bailey
The Mid-Week Study Club will meet at Mrs. W. F. Bailey home 1015 Arlington Road Wednesday at 3 30. The group will present its usual current events program and voted to alternate meetings at the Y W C A surgical dressing rooms for war work, awaiting supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bailey
Arlington Road
Susannah Wesley class dinner meeting at church dining room
The Susannah Wesley class of Wesley Methodist Church will hold its regular monthly dinner meeting Thursday at 6 15 p m in the church dining room. Newly elected president Miss Lois Welborn will preside. Reservations must be made with group chairmen before Wednesday morning. Chairmen report reservations to the committee chaired by Mrs A D Smith at S825.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley
Wesley Methodist Church
Aliss Vera Idol
Church
Lois Welborn
A. D. Smith
Social Calendar of Local Women’s Groups Week Events
A series of meetings and dinners are planned this week by local affiliates. American Association of University Women hosts a dinner at Mrs Hartzell’s home. Alpha Theta Psi Sorority and other clubs meet at various homes and venues including Sheraton Hotel and YWCA locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Howard S. Hartzell
Guilford Street
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Unity Nash
Lucille Brown
Ferndale Drive
Women of Moose Host Halloween Party Benefit
The Women of the Moose Chapter 961 will host a Halloween party Thursday at 8:00 PM at the hall. Various games will entertain, a leading dance academy will offer a free floor show, music and dancing will follow, and a palm reader will give fortune readings. A small admission fee will be charged and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Hlall
la Tel Fortunes
Mrs Quigley to Entertain 20th Century Club
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet with Mrs R L Quigley at Westwood Drive for a one o'clock luncheon on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Quigley
20Th Century Club
Twentieth Century Study Club
R. L Quigley
Westwood Drive
Church Social A M Idol Class To Meet Thursday
The A M Idol Philiathea Class of the First Methodist Church changes meeting to Thursday at 4 30 PM at Mrs Brandis Leonards home Arbordale Drive Molly Phipps class Calvary Methodist Church meets Tuesday evening at 7 30 PM at the church Highland W S C S meets Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the church with Mrs G H Ashiem guest speaker Pilgrim class of Pilgrim Holiness Church holds its October 27 meeting at Miss Anna Ruth Kearns 1007 Albert Street with a Halloween party Philathea class Green Street Baptist changes to Monday November 2 at 7 30 PM at the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Idol Philiathea
First Methodist Church
Brandis Leonard
Arbordale Drive
Molly Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
Highland Wsccs
Highland W. S. C. S
G. H. Ashiem
The
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Anna Ruth Kearns
Albert Street
Philatheas
Green Street Baptist Church
Fritzie Raymond Feted At Party On 16th Birthday
Miss Fritzie Raymond the daughter of Mrs. Katherine Raymond was entertained for her sixteenth birthday at 1101 North Main with five tables of bridge. Rooms were decorated with golden chrysanthemums. Aliss Mary Etta Thompson won high score and Shirley Jean Hurt took consolation. An ice course followed the game for the guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzie Raymond
Katherine Raymond
North Main
Aliss Mary Etta Thompson
Shirley Jean Hurt
Bobby Lyon
Beverly Hancock
Carol Walker
Catherine Comer
Nell Humphreys
Mary Etta Thompson
Iann Wood
Mary Alice Cottam
Shirley Redding
Peyton Voorhees
Nelson Mann
Gloria Foust
Ellen Stirewall
Janet Russell
Elizabeth Morrisson
Alta Pearl Hiatt
Esther Free
Martha Ann Klutis
Legion Auxiliary Benefit Set at Sheraton Hotel
Plans are nearing completion for a bingo party to be held Wednesday evening at the Sheraton Hotel. Sponsored by the local American Legion Auxiliary, with Mrs. Leigh Harper as president, the event aims to raise funds for the unit’s activities. Prizes donated by local merchants and firms. Tickets available from any unit member. 7:45 p.m. start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Leigh Harper
P T A Silver Tea Tomorrow
The Johnson Street Parent Teacher Association hosts a silver tea tomorrow at 1516 Johnson Street from 3 to 5 PM. Proceeds benefit the school fund and the public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
C. E. Alverson
Hasty Parents Teachers Association Sponsor Supper Friday
The Hasty School Parent-Teachers Association will host a Hallo We'en party at the school Friday at 5:30. A chicken and oyster supper will be served for a small charge to fund lunchroom equipment. Tickets in advance are available from Mrs Charles McManus or Mrs Jerome Alexander on the Thomasville Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasty School Parent-Teachers Association
Charles MecMlanus
Jerome Alexander
Thomastville Road
Priscilla Club Meets Friday Afternoon With Mrs Reese
The Priscilla Club will meet Friday at 3:00 with Mrs Owen Reese on Hillcrest Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Mrs. Reese
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Births at Guilford General Hospital
Mr and Mrs R C Ward announce the birth of a daughter on October 24 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr and Mrs Zeb Dorsett of the Ciara Cox Apartments announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Grace born at Guilford General Hospital this morning. Mrs Dorsett was formerly Miss Mary Grace Hussey of High Point.
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R. C. Ward
Winslow Street
Guilford General Hospital
Zeb Dorsett
Ciara Cox
Deborah Grace
Dorsett
Mary Grace Hussey
High Point
Baltimore visitors aid ailing Myers kin in town
Mrs. M. E. McMahon and her son Billy arrive with her brother Thomas Myers from Baltimore to visit W. E. Myers, father of Mrs. McMahon. Sr. and Mrs. C. C. Trice and son Clarry from Richmond spend the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Farrell on Woodrow Avenue before Lt. Trice heads to Randolph Field, Texas for a six week air corps training course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Trice
Clarry
Richmond
Local Christian Endeavorers Hold Weekly Meetings
The Spring Hill Methodist Christian Endeavor Society met last evening at the church with Loretta Moore as leader. After Scripture by Harley Cecil and prayer, the topic Great Persons in Church History was discussed by Stanton Craven Mozelle Cecil Grendelyn and Edna Moore and Ruby and Edna Marion. The society was dismissed by the Endeavor Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Hill Methodist Christian Endeavor Society
Loretta Moore
Harley Cecil
Stanton Craven
Mozelle Cecil
Grenidolyn
Edna Moore
Ruby
Edna Marion
Christian Endeavor Benediction
BPWC Board to Meet Tuesday With Mrs Farley
The High Point Business and Professional Women executive board will meet Tuesday evening at 716 West Broad Street with president Margaret Farley. Officers and committee chairmen are expected to attend the 7:30 gathering. Also noted, Hickory and oak are preferred woods for smoking meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women
Res
Margaret Farley
West Broad Street
Here Is Newest Way To Show Your Colors
A mother writes to her son as the Stars and Stripes hangs over her desk. The flag shown attached to the wall without a staff is described as proper by the National Marriage in Every Home Committee, providing inspiration and symbols of freedom.
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National Riage
Lipstick Innovation Gives Utility Oomph to Lines
Alicia Hart reports on cosmetic houses adding practical design to lipstick. New lipsticks feature non slip, tear shaped tips, ivory plastic cases, and automatic exposure controls. Shades span red to taupe with versatile tones, plus a dual case for lipstick and nail enamel. Also noted are apple and pear cider production in Switzerland and peanut digging delays in northeast North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
NEA
JEEP
Ahouse
Meatless Soup Ideas From Modern Menus
NEA Service Staff Writer shares meatless soup options for nourishment and variety. Recipes include Fish Chowder with salt pork onions potatoes and fish stock then milk and butter, and Peanut Butter Soup blending peanut butter tomato juice milk and cream with seasonings for a hearty alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Anne Adams Pattern 4142 Dress for Youthful Households
Anne Adams Pattern 4142 offers a simple homie chic dress for youthfull housewives with bias side insets and a flattering surplice bodice. Available in misses and women's sizes 14 through 40, size 16 uses 3 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Order via The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department, 243 West 17th St, New York, NY, for 16 cents and the Fall Winter Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Hgh Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Low Trump Lead Sets Stage for Grand Slam in Bridge
Richmond EH Skinner, vice president of the American Contract Bridge League, now a captain in the Chemical Warfare Service, shared a recent hand. Declarer won the club ace, then heart ace, led a low heart to accept trump loss, finessed spades, discarded diamonds from dummy, and after a sequence and East squeeze, achieved a grand slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond EH. Skinner
American Contract Bridge League
Chemical Warfare Service
New England
Boston
West
East
Declarer
Tomorrow’s Menu Breakfast Luncheon Dinner Highlights
The menu lists breakfast items such as grapefruit juice cracked wheat cereal buttered toast jelly coffee and milk. Luncheon features peanut butter soup salted crackers raw carrots sticks stewed pears honey cup cakes tea and milk. Dinner includes celery ripe olives fish chowder pilot biscuit raw vegetable salad apricot upside down cake cream coffee and milk.
Axis claims 104 British tanks knocked out at El Alamein
German broadcasts report heavy fighting on the El Alamein front Saturday during a large Allied offensive. Axis forces allegedly destroyed 104 British tanks and the battle continued with fighting still ongoing.
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Berlin
Fl Alamein
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Ruth Millett
Department of Public Works
Ruth Millete
Mazthood
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wostan
Pinkham
Women of Moose
Hallowe’en
A. M. Idol
Wagger's
Elwood Hotel
Legion Auxiliary
BPWC
Switzerland
North Carolina Countes
Alicia
Hart
Adams Anne By
McKenney
Low Trump
Val
West Pass
Sears
Rumford
Rox CS
Rhode Island
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