Fashion Revue Delights Large Audience at YWCA Event
Live Y’er club of the local YWCA presented a colorful fall and winter fashion revue in a skit titled Baffled Betty. Miss Maxine Lybarger led as Betty with Miss Ellen Jensen reading and organizing, showcasing office wear, travel suits, date and evening dresses, church costumes, hats, coats and accessories. The program drew about sixty attendees from the Business and Professional club, Jolly Y club, Y board, and guests, followed by tea and delicacies at a lace-covered table with pink chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Jolly Y Club
Hostess Club
Betty
Maxine Lybarger
Ellen Jensen
Hulda Whitely
Inez Pierce
Elizabeth Ellis
Lefia Smith
Allene Smith
Die Brown
Maud Burrows
Simple Anne Adams Pattern 4245 Draws Feminine Frock
Advertisement for pattern 4245 by Anne Adams describes a feminine frock with a high neck and embroidery motif. It outlines sizes 12 to 20, yardage for size 16, order details, and a pattern book promotion from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Large Attendance at Mrs Upshaw Family Dinner at Emerywood
Mrs A M Upshaw hosted a large weekly Arts Club dinner at Emerywood Country Club with over a hundred reservations. Guests included Mr and Mrs S A Larter, J O Hauschild, Herman Smith, W G Ragsdale Jr, T W Sprinkle, J J Corrigan, Robert Cottam, A G Douglas and many others. The event featured sewing, autumn decor, a fruit and flower tea arrangement, and miniature pumpkin ices. A November birthday luncheon was planned for next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.m.upshaw
Emerywood Country Club
S.A. Larter
J. O. Hauschild
Herman Smith
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
T. W. Sprinkle
J. J. Corrigan
Robert Cottam
A. G. Douglas
Herbert Barthmaier
Frank B. Smith
Harry Abel
James Griffith
Marshall Hall
Frank Stansucker
O. C. Durland
Philip Davis
A. D. Grant
W. P. Hazelwood
Willis Slane
Paul Ingle
C. T. Ingram
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Cc. J. Cummins
Frank Moses
W. R. Campbell
Paul Casey
Henry Foscue
T. A. Marlowe
Herman Lynn
H. M. Armentrout
T. J. Gold, Sr
C. F. Tomlinson
Carter Dalton
H. A. Millis
Harry Raymond
Lizette Mendenhall
A. M. Upshaw
Forrest Avenue
J. N. McCrary
E. C. Harville
Clifford J. White
Co. B. Baxter
Burley J. Miller
E. R. Outland
Louis P. Magnin
William Bell Honored on His 19th Birthday
Mrs E C Bell hosted a Saturday evening party at her Fairfield road home to celebrate her son William’s nineteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed dancing and games among rooms dressed with fall flowers, then were served refreshments. William received many useful and attractive gifts from his mother and the guests.
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E. C. Bell
Fairfield Road
William
Flavor Accent Adds Salt to Apple Dishes
A simple tip suggests adding a pinch of salt to apples when making apple sauce pie or pudding. Salt enhances the natural flavor of apples and heightens sweetness without dulling them.
Olive Tablets promise gentle bowel relief and energy
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel stimulant. It claims they improve bile secretion and intestinal action, reducing constipation and fatigue. The ad notes the tablets come in bottles of 154, 30 cents, and 60, with directions to follow the label and availability at all drugstores.
Hunt Starts at Adams Farm Change for Tomorrow
The Sedgefield Hunt set to begin tomorrow at 8 30 a m will start from Adams Farm instead of W G Ragsdale Jr home. This marks a weekly fixture in the Hunt schedule announced this morning for members to note the new start location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Farm
Sedgefield Hunt
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Mayers Thompson Vows Solemnized in South Carolina
Mrs Estella Tucker Mayers of Mullins S C and David Paul Thompson of High Point and Florence S C were married August 11 in Marion S C and now reside in Florence where Mr Thompson is employed.
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Mayers-Thompson
South Carolina
Estella Tucker Mayers
Mullins
S.C
David Paul Thompson
High Point
Florence
S. C
Marion
Thompson
Halloween Party Planned for Wes-Nev Church Youth
Members of the Intermediate and Senior departments of Wes-Nev Memorial Methodist church will hold a Halloween party Saturday at 7 30 p m at the church. Attendees are not required to wear costumes and young people from the two departments are invited to attend.
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Wes- Nev Memorial Methodist Church
Junior Legion Auxiliary Meeting Planned on Worth Main Street
The Junior Legion Auxiliary meets Saturday at 2 p.m. with Mrs. A L Stevens at her Worth Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Legion Auxiliary
A. L. Stevens
Worth Main Street
YW Girl Reserve Committee Reports Department Projects
Twelve members of the YWCA Girls Reserve committee met at the Adams Memorial building to hear favorable reports on leadership institutes for white and colored leaders. Reports by Mrs T A Kearns and Mesdames Lehmann and Machen covered the Citizenship Service corps and Civil Defense ties. The group planned to continue the Child Service Bureau and prepared for psychologist Mildred Morgan’s Nov 16 session on counseling. The National Girl Reserve project for war effort with the slogan Forward Today for the Future was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Reserve Committee
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial
A. H. Whitley, Jr
T. A. Kearns
Mesdames C. E. Lehmann
George Machen
Susann
Thomas
Y.w.caa
Citizenship Service Corps
Greensboro
Child Service Bureau
W. R. Morrow
W. L. Jackson
J. D. Grant
Thomas Dodamead
John Womack
Mildred Morgan
Oak Hill Faculty Feted At Outing
Oak Hill school faculty and guests enjoyed a chicken barbecue at Peaceful Valley Farm in Fairmont Park. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson and others. the event featured music, games, folk dancing, Hallowe en decor, and each faculty member received a naval Hallowe en hat souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill’ School
Peaceful Valley Farm
Richard Johnson
Fairmont Park
Richard Johnsson
Lonnie Teer
Horace Stephens
Harrison Cook
Allan Burton
James S. Paschal
Gala Festival At Elm Street School
A large crowd of about 2500 attended the Fall Festival at Elm Street School sponsored by the Parent Teacher Association. George Penney of Greensboro auctioned items, with proceeds aiding the purchase of a motion picture machine. Funds came from food booths, fishing pond, bingo, the country store, and the lemon lady contest. The high school orchestra provided music and prizes were awarded for bingo. Officials thanked Mr Penney, the orchestra, and all contributors for social and financial success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street
George Penny
Greensboro
Penney
Fall Festival at Emma Blair School Tonight at 7:30
The Emma Blair School Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a Fall Festival tonight at 7:30. Crowned king and queen at 7:30, with fishing ponds fortune-telling bingo and a black-face minstrel show. Food booths will offer refreshments. Proceeds go to the PTA general fund.
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Parent-Teacher Association of
Emma Blair
P.T.A
St Mary's Guild Turkey Dinner Set for November 6
The Guild of St Mary's Episcopal Church will hold its annual turkey dinner at the parish house on Friday November 6. The event features the usual tempting menu planned by the Guild's ladies.
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Guild of
Visiting friends and neighbors in Deep River area
Deep River community notes list visitors and guests including Jesse Henley of California staying with daughter Mrs. Anna Coble Guilford College and Conrad Farrington of Langley Field on furlough. Local families host relatives with weekend and Sunday visits as fall events and a Halloween party preview are planned.
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Jesse Henley
California
Anna Coble
Guilford College
Erie Thornton
Conrad Farrington
Langley Field
Clifford Goodson
Green
Sandra
High Point
A. W. Yates
W. W. Idol
Hubert Jordan
Westmoreland
Colfax
Edgar Weston
R. V. Weston
Richard Neave
Leslie Reddick
Stanton
Reynolds Neave
David Neave
Greensboro
A. J. Neave
Claudia Thornton
A. D. Ridge
J. M. Dodson
Seema
Archdale
Evie Thornton
Little Vivian
Catherine Tucker
Virginia Pegg
J. P. Jones
Carolyn
Clyde Bolling
Deep River
John Weir
Rhoda Johnson
A. B. Jordan
Summerfield
S. S
Ivis
Bobby Floyd
Wooster Horney
Dora M. Horney
Salisbury Bride-Elect Vet Ed In Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise from Thomasville October 31. Honoring Miss Helen Kirk of Salisbury, bride-elect of the week, Mrs. J. L. Ward Jr. entertained a kitchen shower with punch and games. Guests included Mrs. McGee, Miss Kirk, and many local ladies and Mr. Ward of Clemmons. Other social notices recount Bible class, literary club luncheon, and pre nuptial events for Miss Daisy Fuller Hall and Lt William G. Barger, with cake cutting and a wedding luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Helen Kirk
Salisbury
J. L. Ward, Jr
Bessie Gillespie
W. K. McGee
Miss Kirk
Mesdames McGee
R. G. Jennings
Ernest Hartzell
Hoyle Sink
Homer Beck
Clifford Clodfelter
R. E. Watkins
Albert Ehuford
Winifred Poole
Milton Jones
H. C. Brooks
C. L. Black
F. R. Mavitz
Gilbert File
J. L.ward
Clemmons
Daisy Fuller Hall
William G. Barger
Methodist Church
Charles F. Phillips
Sunrise Avenue
Mary Alice Hoover
Joe Johnson
Phillips
Sunrise’ Avenue
Main Street
Tiwo
Hollywood Wardrobe Shifts Amid War era fashion
Hollywood’s wardrobe trends reflect wartime constraints with simpler suits among rising stars while showy old glamour fades. Frances Gifford and Martha O’Driscoll display new spruce green and royal blue ensembles aiding war bond drives, whereas Paulette Goddard still flaunts a dramatic white crepe gown with cut bodice and cape, drawing audience praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha O'Driscoll
Daddy
Hollywood
Paulette :Goddard
Paulette
Forest Rangers
Glorifying Yourself Get Ready To Face Autumn Winds
An autumn wind ready to gust through a football grandstand can affect complexion. ALICKA THAW advises a beauty routine: cleanse with cream, apply night cream ten minutes, remove traces gently, then foundation, cream rouge, powder, and lipstick. Finish with brushed brows lashes. cream base protects against windburn. A note mentions ancient Greeks using bread to wipe lips.
Plummer announces birth of Dillyn Kaye in 1842
Mr and Mrs S F Plummer of Chapel Hill announce the birth of their daughter Dillyn Kaye on September 27, 1842.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Plummer
Chapel Hill
Dillyn Kaye
Ill at Guilford General Hospital and Burrus Memorial
Friends report Miss Othella Ball is ill at Guilford General Hospital after an appendectomy on Saturday morning. Her condition is satisfactory. Miss Margaret Grubb Sizemore of 610 Blair Street is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital recovering satisfactorily after an operation several days ago.
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Othella Ball
Guilford General Hospital
Margaret Grubb Sizemore
Blair Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Entire Alaskan Highway Opens for Full War Effort
Washington Oct 30 Secretary of War Stimson announced the entire Alaskan highway is open to traffic weeks ahead of schedule. Motor trucks began moving supplies and equipment to garrisons in the North Pacific outpost utilizing the 1,671 mile route. Thousands of trucks will operate all winter carrying soldiers and supplies to Alaska. Plans are under way to bring loads of strategic materials on their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaskan
Stimson
North Pacific
Alaska
Loiterers Warned in Wilmington Court Action
Wilmington police chief C H Casteen ordered street loiterers with no visible means of support to report to court. Those cited will face vagrancy charges and be required to answer in court. The directive was issued October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
iChief
C. H. Casteen
War time marriage advice from Millett urges parental blessing
The article argues it is a mistake to assume war marriages are foolish. If a couple truly loves, is dependable, emotionally mature, and the woman can support herself, parents should bless the marriage despite risks, noting every husband faces health or income uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mivnett
Tom Sykes Speaks on International Problems to Lions Club
Rev Tom A Sykes of Thamas ile spoke to the High Point Lions Club at Sheraton Hotel on International Problems. He said people worldwide seek unity and cooperation and that nations once viewed others as inferior leading to misunderstanding. He warned against snap judgments and indifference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom A. Sykes
Psychic bidding tricks opponents in bridge column by Woolworth
Howard Woolworth of Buffett notes a psychic bidding trick in a national bridge column. He recalls his wartime service as a captain in the infantry and describes a hand where overcalling and a three clubs bid trapped West into a double, preventing a bigger spade game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Woolworth
Buffett
Howard
Fort Meade
Maryland
Hee
Stills North
East
Walt
West
Interest Renewed In Good Leaf On Winston Market
Winston-Salem Oct 30 Local tobacco market sales yesterday totaled about 700000 pounds at an average near 42 per hundred. Growers could come to market and return home same day as disposals across grades grew stronger. Wrapper and cutter types drew renewed interest while smoker grades held steady. Top sales included Mrs Weatherls J 4458 12055 3551 and 44449, G W Robertson 20045 and 4100 49, Morris W 230am 2563 32049, A Nichols 245349 2749 and 6249, Byran Groome 37548 30037 31648 400 and 192W49, R E Angel 230&38448 and 40050, Roy Tavis 15651 22050 31830 and54 50, G W Sheaf 30250 asa210650 50, Harmon Stakes 168eM and13252, AtkinsH 400a and21650, M Jessup 13455 and med 30 and 9444, W C Proctor 353 and11050, GroomeH imat385 36650 and34049, B D Wagner 5696 96 a 47 143G50, RL Shoemaker 21236 and20655, R L Vernon 102 3 260Si and17040.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nichols
Byran & Groome
R. E Angel
Roy Tavis
G. W. Sheaf
Asa
Harmon Stakes
Atkins & H
M. Jessup
W. C. Proctor
B.D. Wagner
RL. Shoemaker
R. L. Vernon
Republicans Meet Tonight at Headquarters in City
A Republican meeting is set at the headquarters tonight at 7:30, 15 South Wrenn Street. All precinct workers and others tied to the Nov 3 election are urged to attend. Rev. Md. Sykes was introduced by Lion John Walte, with Presiding George Dobbins presiding. guests included Lion John Easter and Ralph Williams. Attendance prizes went to Lions Glenn Wa and Tim Ridec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrenn Street
MD. Sykes
Lion John Walte
George Dobbins
Lion John Easter
Thomasins
Ralph Williams
High Pol
Lions Glenn Wa
Tim Ridec
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William Bell
Hallowe’en Party For
Oak Hill
ST. Mary's Guild
Deep River News
Ladies’ Bible
Community Church
J. E. Lambeth
Randolph ‘Street
Tom A. Alderman Sykes
Winston Churchill
Sykes
Thomasville Chair Company
Churchill
England
Liberal Party
Terry Party
Hallowe'en
Mmsdames Lee
Tuccle
Robert Rapp
C. H. Newby
Id. R. Myers
E. L. Webb
Paul Green
Ben Harris
R. E H. Hollisday
Mrs. Sykes
R. L. McDonald
Kinneywood
W. C. Covington and Son
Bill
Wagram
N. A. McDonald
Timberland
D. M. Jester
Moore Street
Dee Lowrance
NEA Service
Frances Gifford
Wilshire Boulevard
NER Service
Alicia Thaw
Ruben
Fira Benenson
Millett
Tom Skyes
McKenney
William E. McKenney
American
Card Authority
Woolworth
Val
North la
Kogt
Winston
Winston-Salem
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Wagger’s
Elwood Hotel
West End
Beauty Shop
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