Jolly Y Plans Fashion Show For October at YWCA
Jolly Y club of the YWCA discussed an October fashion show to be held at the Y. The regu ar meeting last night also laid tentative plans for a weekly meeting featuring a business session. Miss Maxine Kennedy chaired with hostesses Miss Juanita thoe and Christine Turner among fifteen members present.
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Reguar
Jolly Y Club
YWCA
Sesson
Red Cross
Maxine Kennedy
Juanita Thoe
Christine Turner
Tom E. Valentine
Dorcas-Gleaners
Main Street Methodist Church
Glenn May
Ralph Collett
Mamie Teague
Maggie Johnson
L. C. Bridges
Rainbow Assembly Meeting At Masonic Temple Friday
Rainbow Assembly No 6 will hold a meeting at the Masonic temple Friday evening at 7 30 for the election of officers. All members urged to attend.
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Rainbow Assembly No
Masonic Temple
Mrs Hazel Surratt Recuperating After Operation at High Point Hospital
Mrs Hazel Surratt of 500 Cable street is a patient at the Boule road unit of High Point Me Hospital where she recently underwent an operation and is recuperating satisfactorily. She is able to see visitors. Mrs J E Lawrence and Miss Peake of Asheville are visiting the Seward home in Winston-Salem and plan to leave tomorrow.
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Hazel Surratt
Boulerd
High Point Me Hospital
J. E. Lawrence
Miss Peake
Asheville
Catherine Gill Bible Class Meet At Mrs Shoaf Home
Welch Memorial Methodist church Catherine Gill Bible class holds its monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 at 80 Mangum Avenue home of Mrs Earl Shoaf. Cpl Leo F McSwain visited high point route three home of Mr and Mrs L C Mo on weekend. stationed at Camp 8 C.
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Atherine Gill
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Earl Shoaf
Mangum Avenue
Orchestra Plays For USO Dance at ORD
A well known orchestra will perform for the local USO dance tomorrow evening at the YMCA, starting at 8 15. Weekly buffet supper is set Sunday from five to seven in the old Elwood dining room. ORD plans note a Labor Day formal at Overseas Replacement Depot with Miss Virginia Frank coordinating. Local girls are urged to wear tires and register. last night a group of hostesses attended the ORD Greensboro dance.
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USO
Y.M.C.A
Elwood
ORD
Virginia Frank
Miss Frank
Lisses
Ruth Welborn
Louise Edwards
Greensboro
WCMC Opens After Week Delay To Curb Infantile Paralysis
The Woman’s College opening was postponed one week to align with a state health program. The 53rd annual session begins September 18 with freshmen and transfer students arriving the first day. Upperclassmen arrive on September 20 21 and 22 with registration through September 22. Pre-registration totals about 2250 amid limited residence hall space.
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Greensboro
Woman's College
State Health Department
Twc
Aycock
Clodfelter Hunt Vows Announced In Thomasville
Gretchen Louise Clodfelter and Pvt Raymond J. Hunt wed August 8 at Mount Zion Pilgrim Holiness church in Thomasville with Rev T R York officiating. Hunt, son of Mr and Mrs Albert C Hun, serves at Camp Barkeley Texas and the couple plan a short wedding trip.
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Enterprise
Thomasville
Alonzo Clodfelter
Gretchen Louise
Raymond J. Hunt
United States Army
Mount Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church
T. R. York
Pvt
Hunt
Albert C. Hun
Camp Barkeley
Tex
Raymond
Gretchen Louise Clodfelter
Mt. Zion Pilgrim Holiness Church
Army
What can we do to help our boys forget this war
Elsie Robinson argues wartime women face a harsh truth. The postwar world will not return to 1940, and mothers must accept changes in men and society. Heed change, plan welcome home efforts, and adapt, or risk becoming a dead duck in a transformed world.
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Eddie
Bill
Pete
Dan
Harry
Fred
Bingo
Hitler
Horohito
South saves seven hearts in a difficult bridge auction
In a contract bridge report a south player saved at seven diamonds amid a fraught deal. West was vulnerable and the save cost 700 points versus 1430 for opponents. A misheard meter tale follows with Eric Tomsett noting a Danbury parking meter error over pricing.
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South
West
North
MR. Einstein
Danbury
Woman's Missionary Society Study Cancelled for Today
The study course of the Woman's Missionary Society of the South Side Baptist Church was cancelled and will be rescheduled for a future date. It was learned this morning that the event will be held at a later date.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the South Side Baptist Church
Jdate
Bride-Elect Dines at Thomasville Outdoor Supper
Mrs. Dames Lloyd Jones and Thoma Black hosted an outdoor supper at Black's home to honor Miss Margaret Everhart bride elect and Mrs. Carl Black a visitor from Atlanta. Guests included Mrs. Glenn Trimwall Mrs. Austin Swaim and Miss Jewell Everhart.
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Thomasville
Dames Lloyd Jones
Thoma Black
Margaret Everhart
Carl Black
Atlanta
Mesdames
Glenn Trimwall
Austin Swaim
Miss Jewell Everhart
Community outings and local visits surround Main Street church group
The Main Street Methodist Youth Fellowship enjoyed a hut gathering on Randolph Street followed by a trip to Cedar Lodge Farms for supper and a watermelon feast back at the parsonage on Colonial Drive. S. Sgt. Mildred Harris visited on furlough with her parents on West Guilford Street.
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Main Street
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Randolph Street
Cedar Lodge Farms
Colonial Drive
Initiation of Russian youth sailors in Portland
Russian boys loaded and repaired at Portland docks were invited to a civic picnic as they serve as cabin boys on Russian vessels. Most are orphans given a chance by the government to serve their country while learning seafaring life aboard ships.
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Portland
Ore
INS
Portla Docks
Hastings on Leave Visits Brother Home
Cpl. Talmadge Hastings of Camp Butner spent a few days at his brother L. C. McSwain’s home. He has been overseas for three years and has just returned to the United States.
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Cpl
Talmadge Hastings
Camp
Butner
L. C. McSwain
United States
Slim princess frock pattern 4785 for misses and women
Pattern 4785 offered in sizes 12 to 44 with 3% yds 35 in fabric. Feature easy-to-iron design with side closing and gay contrast facings. Send twenty cents to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept to receive the pattern and size, name, and address details.
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High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
New York 11
Births Report From High Point Memorial Hospital
Birth notices from High Point Memorial Hospital list several newborns. Gene Clifton Kester and Julius Wayne Allred born August 31 and 23 respectively at Boulevard unit. Brenda Ann Skeen born August 27 at Boulevard unit. Nancy Louise Canada born August 31 at Washington Street unit. J. C. Carter born August 3 at Washington Street unit. Parents include Kester, Allred, Skeen, Canada, and Carter families.
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Kesters
Vance Kester
Greensboro Road
Gene Clifton
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Julius Wayne Allred
J. E. Allred
High Point
Julius Wayne
Brenda Ann Skeen
Horace Skeen
Walnut Street
Brenda Ann
Roger Canada
Kernersville
Nancy Louise
Washington Street
Carter
Roy Carter
Clara Cox
J. C
Patrolman and secretary named for police chief staff
C C Stoker acting chief of police announced the appointment of a fourth class patrolman and a secretary to the chief. Esther Haywood, formerly with the county welfare department, started as clerk in the chief's office. D C Tolliver, former English street service station operator, is the new patrolman.
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C. C. Stoker
Esther Haywood
Denton
Haywood
D. C. Tolliver
Locke Street
English Street
Tolliver
Health Examination for The Child Entering School
The article argues for regular medical exams before school entry, focusing on eyes teeth tonsils weight and fatigue. It explains six year molars importance, cautions against unnecessary tonsil removals, and stresses identifying underlying causes of underweight or fatigue rather than blame.
Deep River Berea Bible class holds monthly meeting
The Deep River Berea Bible class met Thursday night at the hut with nine people and two visitors. Mrs. W. F. Wheeler presided. A plan to write to shut-ins was approved and a watermelon feast followed. Several local residents were noted visiting relatives and traveling for work or study.
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Deep River Berea Bible Class
W. F. Wheeler
Joseph Peele
C. V. Idol Sr
Guilford Colege Rt. 1
Lydia Thrift
R. T. Jordan
Greensboro
Ann Yates
C.V. Idol
Guilford College
R. L. Pendry
It Word Shapes Newport House Hunt in Brief Exchange
In Newport Oregon the Yaki ma Daily News reports a quirky housing exchange conversation. The paraphrase centers on the idea that one person must move to allow another to relocate, highlighting housing market tensions in a compact local note.
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Newport
Ore
Yakima
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