Young People Y Club Welcomes Back Pastor Weldon and Teachers
The Business Club of Young People Y welcomes city school faculty members at a fall kickoff dinner in the Adams Memorial Building with about thirty five in attendance. Rev Weldon and wife honored at First Methodist Church dinner with music and readings by local youth and cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Club of Young People
Adams Memorial Building
Maud Reynolds
Winifred Bodie
U.S. O
Thelma Patrick
First Methodist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
Margaret Lee
Weldon
Marjorie Payne
Youth Fellowship
Miss Lewis
Cadet Vaughn
Sarah Layton
Marjory Payne
Ralph Zimmerman
Margaret Short
Jean Montgomery
Lynn Jane Davis
Magnhild Soderburg
Billy Friddle
Scout Council To Meet Tomorrow
The High Point Girl Scout Council holds its first Fall meeting tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the Memorial YWCA. Mrs. Charles F. Carroll Jr. presides as reports from program planning and organization committees are outlined, with Mrs. Mabel Burnett and Miss Mary Ruth Kimrey reporting on the Summer Day Camp.
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High Point Girl Scout Council
Memorial Y. W. C. A
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Mabel Burnett
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mary Ruth Kimrey
Woodmen Circle To Meet Tonight
The Woodmen Circle will meet at eight o clock tonight at their hall on West Commerce Street for the regular gathering. An announcement made this morning confirms the schedule and location for members.
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Woodmen Circle
West Commerce Street
Club Welcomes New Members At Roberts Home
Miss Nancy Roberts entertained members of the P W Club at her home 1025 Barbee last night as two new members Mrs J T Wrenn and Miss Dena Corns joined High Point’s newest social club. After a brief business session bingo and other games followed with prizes to Mrs Marie Roberts and Miss Dena Corns. Refreshments were served by the hostess aided by Mrs Marie Roberts to eight attendees.
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Nancy Roberts
P.W
Barbee
J. T. Wrenn
Dena Corns
High Point
Marie Roberts
Johnson-Myers Vows Announced
The marriage of Mrs. Lucille Whitt Myers of High Point and Joseph Lonnie Johnson of Asheboro took place on Saturday in Asheboro at the office of Justice of the Peace W. C. Hammond. Mrs. Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whitt. Mr. Johnson's parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson. He is connected with Stowe's Florist of Asheboro, where the couple will live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Whitt Myers
High Point
Joseph Lonnie Johnson
Asheboro
W. C. Hammond
Winners At Club Ladies Bridge Party Announced
The Emerywood Country Club weekly ladies bridge results show Mesdames O C Durland and W P Hazelwood posting top North-South scores and Mesdames Lloyd Flythe C G Mackintosh top East West. Mrs George P Jones Jr led contract players with runners up in both directions and Sarah Layton runner up at the contract tables. A luncheon followed, with a Family dinner night planned for tomorrow evening at 6 30 to 8.
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Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
O. C. Durland
W. P. Hazelwood
Mesdames Lloyd Flythe
C. G. Mackintosh
George P. Jones, Jr
Harold Bennett
Farrell Gray
Logan Porter, Jr
C. S. Beaver
Sarah Layton
J. O. Hauschild
Co. G. Mackintosh
J. S Welborn
Ethel Rochelle
Frank Stell, III
Bruce Conrad
G D. Pettibone
J. W. Thompson
H. P. Hardin
Francis Johnson
J. H. Ayers
Harold McKee
John Walkers, Jr
FE. T. Howard
Ben Moore
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
Laurance Ingram
Roy Spearman
Logan Porter
Miss Mimi Wagger Feted Ahead of Fall Marriage
Miss Mimi Wagger will wed Rennie Bubis a staff sergeant in the U S Army in early Fall. A pre nuptial party hosted by Miss Estelle Layton and Myra Taub will be held at the Adams Memorial W C A with about sixty guests and an informal card game theme.
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Mimi Wagger
Rennie Bubis
U. S. Army
Fstetle Layton
Myra Taub
Miss Wagger
Adams Memorial v. W. C. A
Birth of Son for Sechrest Family at Guilford General
Mr and Mrs J Ralph Sechrest announce the birth of a son James Ronald at Guilford General hospital this morning. The family resides at 936 Forest avenue.
We The Women Ready Made Crusade For Clubs
Ruth Millett argues for a women’s club campaign against landlords who refuse to rent to families with children. She cites wartime housing strains and postwar tenant discrimination, urging club women to organize to keep families intact and find homes free of “no children” rules.
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Cou
Ruth Millett Ple
Take A Chance Bid Is Dangerous In Bridge
William E Meckenney explains the dangers of the take a chance bid in bridge. He cites a hand where South opens one heart and North responds one spade, then South backs into two hearts. The piece warns this risky bid can tempt repetition and hurt the hand.
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William E. Meeckenney
America
South
North
North's best bid over two hearts in a bridge hand
In a bridge hand with five clubs and ace of hearts, North faces two hearts by South and three no trump by the opponents. The text weighs options including pass, rebid, or three diamonds or two spades, arguing that three hearts by South would come with North passing, leading to making three hearts.
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South
North
Mrs Jessee W Horton Visits Kin Amid Maneuvers
Mrs. Jessee W Horton wife of Sergeant Jessee W Horton of Camp Wheeler Ga spends a few days with her brother in law W W Horton at 206 Church street while her husband is away on maneuvers in Louisiana. She originated from Long Island New York.
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Jessee W. Horton
Camp Wheeler
W. W. Horton
Church Street
Louisiana
Horton
Long Island
N. Y
Sewing Pattern 4542 Adapts for Jumpers Blouses
A sewing notice describes Pattern 4542 for velveteen jumpers and wool or rayon blouses in Junior Miss sizes 11 13 15 17. It details fabric yardage for jumper and blouse, offers bright rayons or cottons, and invites orders with name address and size to The High Point Enterprise pattern department in New York.
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Mexican Rice For Midnight Snack In Fall
A home cooking note suggests Mexican rice with fried eggs as a late night snack for soldiers on leave. It includes a recipe using butter, garlic, onion, tomatoes, green pepper, spices, and two cups boiling water, cooked 30 to 45 minutes. Serve with Huevos fritos over rice.
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Middle America
Mexico
Guatemala
Honduras
United States
Beef prices outlook and relief measures in war economy
Washington reports cautious optimism on beef supply as September quota debates emerge. Agencies warn abundance is tentative. price officials expect later reductions amid peak season, storage limits, and new transportation programs. Projections note potatoes, spinach, and cranberry supplies with varied outlooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Stevick
NEA
Washington
War Food Administration
Office of Price Administration
Office of Defense Transportation
Middlewestern
OPA
Department of Agriculture
California
Texas
Victors
Plea For More Workers In Red Cross Rooms
Mrs A L Stevens in charge urges High Point women to join Red Cross surgical dressings rooms to reach a 50000 dressings target. Quotas for June and July arrived late and only two or three workers are available each morning, risking failure to meet the deadline.
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High Point
Red Cross
A. L. Stevens
They Also Serve Who Only Stand and Wait
Elsie Robinson writes of bedridden months as she reflects on waiting. She urges patience, courage, and love for the millions who cannot act, noting how faith and enduring spirit guide those who watch life from the wrong side of the glass. A closing note explains the slate gray dipper’s water resistant plumage.
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David
John Milton
Elsie
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Madeline Hoover
Scout Council
Woodmen
Guadalcanal
Moroline
Lee
Mm Ohl Ete
Wagger’s
Elwood
Roberts
Johnson-Myers Vows
York
RADIO
Marine Grill
Pennsylvania Station
Times Square
World Femour Department Stores
Empire State Building
M‘alpin Broadway
34Th Street
Veeder Knott
Taub
Layton
Ruth Millett
East Pass
Oul South West North Pass
McKenney
William EF. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
By ‘P, Ohlams
Kansas City
R R. Burdick
Burdick
Ronie Avy
Central Park
Europe
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Damon Runyon
The
Runyon
Runyon, Unlimited
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Ics
Damon
Yon
National Bureau of Standards
Tinie Rad
Ae Oe
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