Social Activities and Club Meetings Scheduled Thursday
A busy Thursday calendar lists the Wild Flower Garden Club at Mrs. Robert Bain in Emerywood Estates with Mrs. Fred J. Bartlett leading the program. A family dinner at the God Count club, A A U W guest speaker at Mrs. F. R. Taylor’s home, Priscilla club gathering at Mrs. Charles W. Perry, and USO dances at the YMCA gym and YWCA buffet at the city’s service men, with Sunny Mae Swingers providing music at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Robert Bain
Emerywood Estates
Fred J. Bartlett
God Count Club
High Point
American Association of University Women
F. R. Taylor
Johnson Street
Ruth W. Tryon
Taylor
Blake Thompson
Sam Tobias
James H. Hogg
Priscilla Club
Charles W. Perry
Emerywood Country Club
Shirley Smith
USO
Births Dexter Earl Amos Norman Ray Hester Wesley Malcomb Nancy Lee Swain
Mrs. Howard D. Amos of Gretna Virginia and New York City announce the birth of a son Dexter Earl on October 25 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs Norman Hester report a son Norman Ray born October 22 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs R W Combs announce a son Wesley Malcomb born October 26 at Guilford General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs R L Swain Jr announce a daughter Nancy Lee born October 27 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Swain formerly Aleen Heilig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Earl Amos
Howard D. Amos
Gretna
New York City
Dexter Earl
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Amos
H. W. Hairr
Greensboro Road
Norman Ray Hester
Norman Hester
Norman Ray
Guilford General Hospital
Combs
R. W. Combs
Millis St
Wesley Malcomb
Nancy Lee Swain
R. L. Swain
Elm Street
Nancy Lee
Mrs C H Bass Leaves Thursday For Home In Charlotte
Mrs C H Bass departs Thursday for Charlotte after an extended stay with relatives on Lindsay Street. Also, Mrs George Turner returns to Portsmouth Va after twelve days with her parents on East Rusell Street. Master Sergeant Reynold Bubis and Mimi Wagger visit en route home from a two weeks wedding trip. they stay at Highland Pine Inn Southern Pines while Bubis is stationed at Camp Mackall. Mrs Mary C Weatherly returns to Rich Square after visiting Thurston Street guest Miss Bessie Pope and attending the Seventh District Eastern Star meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bass
Charlotte
Lindsay Street
George Turner
Portsmouth
R. F. Bury
East Rusell St
Reynold Bubis
Mimi Wagger
Mary C. Weatherly
Rich Square
Bessie Pope
Thurston Street
Ice Mint Foot Treatment Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Ice Mint as a cooling foot balm to ease burning feet and calluses. Claims quick relief within minutes and invites purchase from druggists.
Miss Maud Burrus Reads for YW Club
Miss Maud Burrus dramatics teacher at the senior high school presented readings for the YWCA Business and Professional Club at the Adams Memorial building. The program featured humorous pieces then serious readings followed by a report on a club dinner honoring Roy S. Braden city manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Burrus
Business and Professional Club
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
Reynolds
Manolds
Roy S. Braden
New City
Ina McAdams
Double M Club Hears Talk On Chinese Customs
Eleven members and guests attended a club meeting where Mrs. Wilkinson spoke on Chinese wedding customs dress and dolls. The group viewed handiwork and planned to roll bandages next Tuesday from three to five alternating with Red Cross work. Visitors invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double M
Red Cross
Hughes Chatfield Vows Spoken in Baltimore Md
Mr and Mrs Cromwell C Hughes announce the marriage of their daughter Donnie Cornelia to Edward H Chatfield on Thursday October 14 1943 at Bethesda Church Baltimore Maryland. The maid of honor was cousin Doris Neese in pink taffeta and the couple plan a home in Baltimore where both work at Glenn L Martin Aircraft Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell C. Hughes
Donnie Cornelia
Edward H. Chatfield
Bethesda Church
Baltimore
Maryland
Doris Neese
William R. Hughes
Thomas Young
U. S. Air Corps
Philadelphia
Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Company
Women of Moose Host Hallowe'en Social at Moose Hall
The Women of the Moose announce their annual Hallowe'en dinner and party at Moose Hall Thursday at 7 30 pm. Senior Regent Dorothy Forward urges all auxiliary members to attend with their families and to notify the membership chair Aussie Forward of attendance. After dinner, bridge dancing and games are planned with an executive board meeting in the lounge and a monthly family night proposed by the group.
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The
Moose
Hallowe'en
Moose Hall
Dorothy Forward
Aussie Forward
Mrs. Idol Hosts W. O. T. Club In Fall Meeting
Mrs. W C Idol entertained the W O T club and guests at 201 Hillcrest Drive to inaugurate the fall and winter season. The group decided to alternate meetings with Red Cross work and discuss the year’s programs. Attending were Mesdames Caldwell Armentrout Millis Jones Stewart Idol and several visitors including Mrs Harrison Mrs Brockett Florida and Mrs Wall from Hollywood California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Idol
W. O. T. Club
Hillcrest Drive
Red Cross
C. E. Rozzelle
R. K. Stewart
Mesdames A .S. Caldwell, Jr
Hiram Armentrout
H. A. Millis
W. C. Jones
Idol
N. M. Harrison
A. D. Brockett
Florida
A. E. Tate
Herbert Wall
Hollywood
Calif
J. H. Petty
Altrusans Hear Nell Craig At October Dinner Program
Miss Nell Craig of Greensboro spoke for the Second District at the Altrusa October program and dinner, outlining leadership aims and wartime adjusted objectives. The briefing covered youth concerns, vocational guidance, and expanding membership to strengthen clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Craig
Ishe
Miss Craig
Altrusans
Altrusa
Dickerson
Roy S. Braden
Altrusa Club
Mid-Week Garden Club Supports Army Ambulance Fund
The Mid-Week Garden Club met at Mrs. Valette J. Harris's home on Rockford Road and voted to contribute to the Red Cross ambulance purchase for the war effort and to donate a boxwood for the YWCA grounds. Plans were made to roll bandages at future meetings and a Piedmont District report was shared by Mrs. Millis and Mrs. Cummins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Red Cross ‘Ambulance
North Carolina
Fred Thomas
R. T. Amos
H. A. Millis
Piedmont District Garden Clubs
B. S. Cummins
Mesdames T. Amos
H. T. Hudson
Chandsee
Sizabeth, Covington
H. S. Coffield
Preference bidding pitfalls in a bridge deal analysis
In this column the dangers of pre f erence bidding are examined through a deal where North's actions are questioned after West's takeout double. The discussion notes the misstep of North's two spades response and the implied warnings from South about the dealer, underlining the learning needed in bidding strategy.
North East e Pass Doubt Over Two Spades Bid
Bridge commentary argues North should avoid restoring South to spades after South bids two hearts. North ignores South likely five hearts and not five spades, making a hearts contract and possible double by opponents more favorable than pursuing two spades. The analysis questions the logic of taking partner back to spades and the chance of saving points.
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South
North
Birthday party for James Paul Vice at 504 Woodrow
Master James Paul Vice celebrated his fourth birthday at home with sixteen guests and nine mothers. Autumn decorations and a lighted jack o lantern created Halloween mood as he blew out the candles on a pumpkin themed cake. Ice cream and cake followed as gifts were opened and party favors distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Paul Vice
Woodrow
Jimmy
P W Club Hallowe en Party Honors Miss Corns
The P W club held a Halloween party at Barbee Street home with hostesses Mrs. Marie Roberts and Miss Nancy Roberts. The event honored Miss Dena ris for her October birthday, awarding prizes to Mrs. Maxine Hobby Mrs. Bessie Brackett and Mrs. Frank Faircloth. A Halloween salad course followed the games and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Club
Marie Roberts
Nancy Roberts
Barbee Street
Denaris
Maxine Hobby
Bessie Brackett
Frank Faircloth
Caudles to Mark 60th Anniversary at Informal Events
Mr and Mrs A B Caudle celebrate sixty years of marriage with a supper for relatives and an open house for neighbors and friends through Sunday, marking the couple’s anniversary with informal gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Caudle
Washington Council Daughters of America plan Halloween social
The Washington Council number four Daughters of America will hold a Hallowe en party at the hall on Washington Street Thursday evening at 7 30. The event follows the regular meeting and will feature appropriate games.
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Washington Council Daughters OF America, Plan Hallowe'en Social
Washington Council
Number Four
Daughters of America
Hallowe'en
Washington Street
Armistice Day parade plans and local civic actions
Local leaders discuss an Armistice Day parade and a reforestation soil control program in the Deep River valley with hopes of federal aid via Representative Umstead. Dry election preparations continue with book openings Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River Valley
W. L. Jackson
J. McAnally
Eee
Umstead
Eastern Stars Hear Report Of District Meet
At the High Point chapter 106 meeting last evening 38 members attended. M F McNeill was received by affiliation. Mrs Susie Oldham urged donations for the Oxford Orphanage Christmas box and Mrs Willie Updegrove reminded items for the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Greensboro. Mrs Tisha Mann celebrated her 100th birthday at the Eastern Star Home October 19 and Miss Margaret Andrews gave a special program. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
M. F. McNeill
Susie Oldham
Oxford
Willie Updegrove
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
Tisha Mann
O. E
Jamestown PTA to Hear Local Judge and Solicitor
The Jamestown school Parent-Teacher Association will hear Judge D C MacRae and Thomas W Sprinkle of High Point at its October meeting tomorrow evening. The topic is How Safe Are Our Young People. The meeting begins at eight in the Jamestown school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Jamestown School
D. C. MacRae
Thomas W. Sprinkle
High Point
Hosiery Executive To Visit For November 3 Conference
Earl Constantine of New York president of the National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers will visit Point on November 3 for a conference with local hosiery manufacturers. R. T. Amos says the discussion will cover routine industry problems and how government rules have complicated mill operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Constantine
New York
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
R. T. Amos
Association
Amos
Constantine
Longest canal and Russian mountains trivia
The Suez Canal is the longest canal used by ocean going ships. The Urals separate Siberia from European Russia. Asia is the continent name in the geography question. A brittle moral note on behavior contrasts a brave man with a bully.
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Siberia
European
Russia
Horoscope for October 28 Birth days bring optimism and drive
If you celebrate a birthday today you are cheerful adaptable and positive by nature. You are fond of music art and pleasure and you can achieve success in a money transaction early this morning. At 5 12 a m decide how to send favorable news about a young person to a family member.
Women now allowed to enlist in Army Air Forces WAC program
Lt John W France of the HPC training detachment announces women may enlist in the Army Air Forces after meeting WAC requirements and a qualifying civilian background. Recruitment in the area is under Lt France with contact via telephone 5254. Sweden resumes railway electrification program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
WAC
Army Air Force
HPC
France
The Soul Remembers A Comeback Through Love And Work
Elsie Robinson reflects on resilience in people marked by sin and hardship. Walter Howe demonstrates plastic records that can recall and restore their original content, symbolizing the soul’s ability to remember its true song and return with help, faith, and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Howe
Walter
Ular
Rose Bowl May Become Pacific Title Playoff
Los Angeles October 27 The Rose Bowl game may be replaced by a Pacific Coast Conference title playoff between unbeaten Washington and Southern California. Coach Ralph Welch indicated approval of the idea after fan suggestions in Los Angeles. The PCC split into two sections due to travel restrictions, making the Rose Bowl unfeasible as a game when teams would need a leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Universit of
Washington
Southern California
Ralph Welch
Dillard Elected Leader of Point High School Senior Class
Jack Dillard was elected leader of the Point High School senior class yesterday. He won by an overwhelming majority. George Stanley held a high ranking post for the 1942 43 term. Gloria Foust Dorothy and Ruth Coltrane were vice president secretary and treasurer respectively. Other candidates included J Russell Fred Wheeless Bill Guyer and Mary Alice Cottom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dillard
Point High School
Dillard George Stanley
Gloria Foust
Dorothy
Ruth Coltrane
Turer
J Russell
Fred Wheeless
Bill Guyer
Mary Alice Cottom
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Double M Club
Women of Moose Hallowe'en
W.C. Idol
Reensboro
International Association of Altrusa
Nner
Potas
Jessie Mae Young
Charlotte Guy
Cli
Innational Association of Altrusa
Craig
Army Ambulance
West
North East
P.W. Club
Miss Corns
Paul Godfrey
St. Mary's
Ruby Wood
Broad Street
General Johnson
NRA
Ford Motor Company
Carolina
Georgia Tech
Prod N. Tate
National Gun of
South Carolina
Georgia
Burlington Griddies
Welch Field
Louis W. Kirkman
J. L. Kirkman
High Point Hospital
J. B. Ellington
Scales
C. Thompson
Mocksville
H. A. Oakes
C. J. Smith
Rhineland Republic
Christian Endeavor Convention
Wilmington
Newbern
Eastern Stars
Jamestown
Suez Canal
Asia
Ural Mountains
Halliburton
Sweden
Mann's
Cut Rate
Walgreen
Elsie Robinson
King Featured Syndicate, Inc
Dillard
Penei
Lydia
A&p
America
Dinas
ALL_A&P FOOD STORES
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Pat Ul Hd
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