Community group schedules fill High Point week
Calendar items list meetings and events for Monday through Friday. The High Point Council of Church Women, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Florence Nightingale club, Jolly Y club, Adams Club and Humane Society appear with venues at Wesley Memorial, Y, Sheraton hotel and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Church Women
Wesley Memoria Arch
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. F. Hayden
Florence Nightingale Club
Hallowe'earty
Emerywood Country Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
High Point Humane Society
Sheraton Hotel
Jolly Y Club
Adams Club
Utopian Club
O. B. Bonner
Edgedale Drive
Twentieth Century Study Club
West Emerywood Garden Club
YWCA
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Headquarters
Douglas Long
Greensboro Girl Scouts
New Comers Club
Joe D
Gantt
N. Main Street
Entre Nous Club
Mrs Kupius Wins Prize At AGO Meet
The AGO Bridge Club held its first gathering at the Sheraton Hotel Saturday night. Mrs Louise F Kupius won the high score prize while officer elections for the newly formed club were postponed to a later meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AGO
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton Room
Louise F. Kupius
Davis Millikan Vows Spoken In Home Ceremony
Miss Berniece Millikan became the bride of David Sylvester Davis at the South Plainfield Friends Church in a vows ceremony conducted by Rev. Charles Johnson. The couple, attended by a large wedding party, celebrated with a reception at the Millikan home for about two hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Millikan
T. W. Millikan
Sophia
Rt. 1
David Sylvester Davis
Lewis Davis
Randleman
South Plainfield Friends Church
Charles Johnson
Betty Jean Millikan
Will White
Ed Davis
Ray Hollingsworth
James Whitesell
David ‘Rheuben Davis
Asherine Watson
Azel Millikan
James White- Sell
Little J. Hohn, Jr
Lola Sueeson
Nice
Margaret Ann Wagoner
Jung
Flora Mae
Emma Lois Hahn
Millikan
Tau Phi Lambda Reception Highlights Pink and Green Decor
Tau Phi Lambda sorority hosted a reception Friday in the Sheraton Hotel’s Sheraton Room. Pink and green themed decorations featured a green bowl with pink chrysanthemums and carnations, with green and pink candles in crystal holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Phi Lambda
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Virginia Loflin
Virginia Morrison
Barbara Carroll
Ruby Stone
Lucile Wall
Miss Wall
Families Visit Wounded Soldier and Local Residents
Mr and Mrs R D Lamb of Randleman Mrs Lem Rhodes and Mrs A K Vannerey of High Point and Mr and Mrs Joe Wentworth of Greensboro visited Pfc R D Lamb Jr at Moore General hospital Swannan He was wounded in France July 6 after two years overseas Mona Grey Leonard of Jamestown has returned home from Baptist Hospital Winston Salem She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R R Leonard and her condition is reported as improved Maggie Walsh attended a surprise birthday party for her mother and father in Wilbur Lose Parson aged 64 celebrated Oct 22 with his wife turning 64 eleven days earlier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Lamb
Randleman
Lem Rhodes
A. K. Vannerey
High Point
Joe Wentworth
Greensboro
Pfc
R. D. Lamb, Jr
Moore General Hospital
Swannan
Pfc. Lamb
France
Rhodes
Vannerey
Hal - Mona Grey Leonard
Jamestown
Baptist
Maggie Walsh
South Main Street
Lose Parson
Wilbur
Parson
Washington, D. C
America
Mary Lou
Washington
Church Circle Meets At Mrs Clapp Home
Circle No 2 of the First Evangelical and Reformed church will meet Wednesday at 3 oclock with Mrs S D Clapp at 638 Willowbrook Street Molly Phipps class of Calvary Methodist church meets tonight at 730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Reformed Church Circle
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
S. D. Clapp
Willowbrook Street
Molly Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
Local Woman Elected District Altrusa Official
High Point delegates to the Altrusa conference in Columbia South Carolina elected Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock as first vice governor and Martha Thomas as district governor. The High Point group, with about eight members, also named Ruth Addams and Emma Billingsley as officers and discussed extending Altrusa to England and Canada and funding a $1,500 intrA-America scholarship. Approximately 100 registrants attended including two international officers Nina Fay Calhoun and Eva Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Columbia
8. C
Hotel Jefferson
Mary Lou Rothrock
Oereey
Martha Thomas
Nell Craig
Greensboro
Louise Abernathy
Mesdames Rothrock
Marie Forrest
Lillian Kirkman
Mary Ballard
Lucille Johnston
Lois Welborn
Madeline Hoover
Thome
England
Canada
International Executive Board
International Association of Altrusa Clubs
Rothrock
Nina Fay Calhoun
Dallas
Tex
International Ident
Eva Wall
Winston-Salem
International Association
Dot Highfill And Dena Corns Honored Sunday
Miss Dot Highfill and Miss Dena Corns were honored at their latters home by friends in an informal Sunday luncheon. Highfill plans to work in New York City, while Corns marked her birthday with gifts and a lighted cake before an early afternoon show. Guests included Rosalee Pike Polly Trather Anne Muse Mary Edith Ferrell Virginia Jowers and Lilly Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot Highfill
Dena Corns
Miss Highfill
New York City
Miss Corns
Rosalee Pike
Polly Trather
Anne Muse
Mary Edith Ferrell
Virginia Jowers
Lilly Shore
Local Girl Elected Treasurer of Guilford Freshman Class
Guilford College reports Mildred Ridge of High Point elected treasurer in the freshman class first election. Ridge is among 18 Society of Friends members receiving $100 quarterly scholarships for the freeman year at Guilford. Other officers include David Brown president, Pauline Fuller vice president, and Elizabeth Raiford secretary. upperclass presidents named Hazel Bradshaw Betty Anne Brown and Ray Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford College
Mildred Ridge
High Point
Miss Ridge
Society of Friends
Guilford
David Brown
Robt. Wilson
Pauline Fuller
Gardiner
Maine
Elizabeth Raiford
Daytona Beach
Fla
Hazel Bradshaw
Franklin
Betty Anne Brown
Darby
Ray Wood
Winston-Salem
Moroline Hair Tonto Promises Hold For Unruly Hair
Moroline Hair Tonto keeps unruly hair in place and adds lustre. A big bottle sells for 25e and is available everywhere.
USO Hallowe'en Gala At YWCA Attracts Service Members
The USO Hallowe en festival at the YWCA gym drew many service men from nearby camps. Junior Hostesses staged a full program with music by the Dixie Land Band ORD and costumes ranging from Uncle Sam to gay nineties outfits. The event raised funds for a field horse show and featured skits, fortune telling, and a grand march led by Melvin Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO Hallowe'en
Dixie Land Band
Ord
Anne Allman
Betty Meredith
Nick M. Sforza
Harvey Lichter
Imogene Shields
Trousseaus
Nancy Roberts
Marionaughter
Jeanne Davis
Uncle Sam
Lossie Eshelman
Betty Lou Jackson
Geneva Crowder
LoRayne Sebastian
Lib Robards
Oo Briggs
Jean Rankin
Holmes
Helen Marie Sheloff
Thelma Robards
Margaret Hedgecock
Melvin Hayes
High Point
Hallowe'en
Betsey Saunders
Two Chances Are Better Than One In Bridge Play
East West vulnerable north dealer after West opens spade two. South should have rebid one spade not one notrump, but the line worked. East could have two way defense with a heart shift after winning the spade king, potentially forcing West to reveal strength and setting up subsequent spade or diamond plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
East
Declarer
Fast
Local Nurses To Meet Wednesday Evening At YWCA
The High Point Graduate Nurses club will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 PM at the YWCA on Wednesday. Miss Reece Quinn chairs. An election of new officers will occur and members will hear a report on the state nurses meeting in Charlotte held Oct 25 and 26. Members should notify Miss Lillian Marlow of the Burrus Clinic to arrange dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
YWCA
Reece Quinn
Charlotte
Lillian Marlow
Burrus Clinic
Children Enjoy Hallowe'en Party Saturday Night
Mrs Alma Pendry and Mrs C B Owen entertained children with a Hallowe en party at the Pendry home on Hobson street Saturday evening. Prizes were awarded after games and refreshments were served by Mrs Robert Wall and Mrs D G Linthicum. Guests included Larry Pendry Jerry Linthicum Jeanette Owen Kenneth Wall Barbara Dunning Wanda Dunning Elizabeth Reason Phillip Owen Doris Wall and Carolyn Wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Pendry
C. B. Owen
Pendry
Hobson Street
Robert Wall
D. G. Linthicum
Larry Pendry
Jerry Linthicum
Jeanette Owen
Kenneth
W. ©. Wall
Barbara
Wanda Dunning
Elizabeth Reason
Phillip Owen
Doris
Carolyn Wall
Humane Society Meeting Postponed
The High Point Humane Society meeting formerly set for Tuesday is postponed until Thursday. The gathering will be at the Sheraton Hotel at a unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Humane Society
Sheraton Hotel
Magician Show At Oak View School Tonight
The City PTA presents a magician show at Oak View School tonight at 7 30 under PTA auspices. A small admission fee will be charged and refreshments served. All parents and patrons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
R. E. Betts
P.T.A
Navy recruits seek volunteers as combat aircrewmen
Chief Jack Crane of the local Navy recruiting office announced a program to select and train a limited number of volunteers as combat aircrewmen. Eligible men ages 17 to 26 enroll as seamen second class, undergo about 12 months of training in radio and electronics, aerial gunnery, and mechanics, and may earn Aircrew Wings plus 50 percent flight pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Crane
Navy Recruiting Office
Navy
Crewe
Crane
High Point
Too Many Gates For School Bus Drivers
Albuquerque, Oct. 30. Drivers of New Mexico school buses complain wide open spaces are cluttered with fences. They seek legislation to replace gates with cattleguards. The state transportation director notes one route cuts through pastures and requires opening 22 gates twice daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Message to Mothers on a Murdered 18 Year Old
Elsie Robinson profiles an 18 year old who left Chippewa Falls for Washingtons War Department and was murdered. The piece links mothers fear and pride in wartime roles to a disturbing crime, urging dialogue between mothers and daughters and condemning silence that endangers young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
China Falls
Chippewa Falls
Coppers
Mother
Dr. G. Ray Jordan Preaches First Sermon of Series
Dr. G. Ray Jordan former Wesley Memorial pastor and now pastor at First Methodist Charlotte delivered the first sermon of a weeklong series at First Methodist Church Charlotte Sunday evening at 7 30. The message titled Come and See drew on John 1 45 46 and Philip and Nathaniel. He will preach again tonight on Have We Outgrown Evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Jordan
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
First Methodist Church of
Charlotte
First Methodist Church
City
Dr. Jordan
Philip
Nathaniel
Moses
Jesus of Nazareth
Joseph
Nazarreth
Carroll To Speak To State School Superintendents
About 100 of North Carolina’s 167 school superintendents are expected for the North Carolina Education Association conference in Raleigh on November 24. Ray Armstrong said the event will pool information on common problems. Charles F. Carroll of High Point is among the Friday speakers and L. E. Spikes of Burlington will give the opening fiatute. The meeting closes Saturday with a legislative program discussion by the department’s legislative committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Education Association
Ray Armstrong
Goldsboro
Armstrong
L. E. Spikes
Burlington
Charles F. Carroll
High Point
Legislative Committee of the
Department
Redemption Notice for High Point Debt Securities
The City of High Point North Carolina will redeem on December 1 1944 all outstanding certificates of indebtedness and Series B coupons payable July 1 1953 at par plus accrued interest. Holders must surrender certificates or coupons at Irving Trust Co New York to receive redemption. Arnold J Koonce signs for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
City of
Telu
Atve
Irving Trust Co
Wall St
New York
N. Y
Arnold J. Koonce
North Line
High
Gill
BAS
Es, Inc
Inc
Irving Trust Company
Wall New York
Winston Girl Wins Movie Contract in New York Test
Sally Ann Borthwick a 16 year old from Winston Salem North Carolina signed a contract with Metro Goldwyn Mayer after a screen test in New York. The deal pays 125 dollars weekly and came on the advice of her father’s business acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Calif
Sally Ann Borthwick
Winston-Salem
N. C
Metro Goldwyn. Mayer
North Carolina
New York
Ovens Used to Prepare Complete Meals Reducing Fuel
A report notes households save fuel by using ovens to cook complete meals rather than single dishes. The guidance highlights efficiency from batch cooking and consistent oven use to minimize energy waste.
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Vicks VapoRub
Maurice Beauty Shopper Security Bank
Wagger
Tau Phi Lambda’s
Wirs
Filberti Margarine
Mary Louw Rothrock
Altrusa Clubs
S. C
Altrusa
Dot
Josephine Culbertson
North Dealer
KJ. Aqim
Humane Society
PTA
George Papanoreou
Athens
Greece
U. S. Army Signal Corps
S Fen
Hal
Elsie Robinson
Roy
Braden
Winston Girl
Londonderry
Menard Street
San Francisco
City Manage
Minute Lee Steed
Tris James Ruby
Betty Trotever
Pauline Hed
Helen Wright
Princess Beauty
N. Main St
Northwestern Mutual
Samuel Hyman, Jeweler
Samuel Hyma
Samuel Hyman
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