Economic Theme Guides High Point Girl Scout Plans
High Point Girl Scouts outline a winter and spring program built on wartime economy. Projects include crafts, conservation, etiquette training, and a spring fair to exhibit learning. Leaders seek more volunteers, a camp site, and an all day training with regional official Miss Carolyn Sinclair.
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High Point Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Council
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Charles F. Carroll
Bruce Conrad
Ram
Max Burnett
D. E. Cauble
Carolyn Sinclair
Council
Bers
Ben H. Hill
Leaders’ Association
Tom J. Kearns
Hugh Smart
Royster Tucker
Carroll
C. E. Diffendal
Juliette Low
National Girl Scout Council
Cleveland
High Point
Women of the Moose Celebrate Seventh Anniversary
An open meeting at Moose Hall marked the seventh anniversary of the Women of the Moose. Senior Regent Dorothy Forward chaired as members and guests attended the informal party. Mrs. Mabel Beeson received her graduate regent pin while Miss Gladys Richardson presented two US flags to the chapter. Refreshments followed the social hour.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Dorothy Forward
Mabel Beeson
Greenville
S. C
Gladys Richardson
United States
Connor Boys Feted By Mrs Robichaux
A children's party at 1016 Wellington honored two visiting Greensboro boys David and Cecil Conner. The event featured games led by Nancy Cauble and George Robichaux Jr with drinks served by Mrs Robichaux, plus invited attendees listed. A separate Nebraska City note mentions a tavern sign and river proximity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline S. Robichaux
Wellington
David
Cecil Conner
Greensboro
Nancy Cauble
George Robichaux, Jr
Robichau
Mina Perry Jones
Sanders Dallas, Jr
Julia Gail Thomas
David and
Mrs
Clair Conner
Family Dinner At Emerywood Club Draws 160 Guests
More than 160 attendees filled the Emerywood Country Club clubhouse for the weekly family night dinner. Reservations were made by numerous couples and individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Grady Stroupe, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Redman, Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Saunders, Capt. and Mrs. Randall B. Truitt, Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Stanton, and A. D. Grant, with service from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Grady Stroupe
Kenneth Redman
Herman Lynn
P. J. Neal
Silas Casey
W. S. Spaugh
FE. C. Bryant
J. O. Hauschild
S.S. Saunders
Glenn Perry
Harold Bennett
T. A. Marlowe
Sydney Larter
J. J. Corrigan
J. H. Rollins
W. C. Idol
A. S. Caldwell
C. F. Haeflinger
Hazel P. Jiardin
W. L. Jackson
Fay H. Edwards
H. A. Millis
Jake Froelich
S. H. Tomlnson
Local Residents Visit Friends and Return to Duty
Major and Mrs. Caldwell stay with Rev. and Mrs. Kelly at 505 Chestnut Street before Caldwell ships to foreign duty after a year in South America and Fort Leavenworth studies. Also notes hospital stay of Mrs Rathrock and visitors allowed later, and a Gospel Tabernacle class picnic at Rev. Williams home on East Green Street this Saturday.
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David J. Caldwell
Walter R. Kelly
Chestnut Street
Major Caldwell
South America
Command and General Staff School of
The
Armed Forces
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Kelly
Mrs
Caldwell
Gospel Tabernacle
Mens Bible
H. P. Williams
East Green Street
Notes Of A USO Hostess NICE WORK- 00 GO UP TO THE SHY BOY
Memo by Beatrice Biberman to Misses describes becoming a USO hostess as wartime patriotic service with romance and discipline. The piece recounts do and don'ts for handling soldiers on the dance floor, smiling through long hours, and balancing duty with moments of fun while meeting Marines and sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Biberman
Cary Grant
USO
United Service Club
WE THE WOMEN Get Acquainted After The War
Ruth Millett notes many families will need to readjust after World War II as mothers see sons in uniform and men mature. The piece describes a second growth in women and soldiers, with broader horizons and new responsibilities, suggesting families may come to like each other more once the shift is complete.
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Lowa
Bond Drive Boosts War Bond Kibitzing at Bridge Nationals
At the national tournament the American Contract Bridge League launched a War Bond drive aiming to sell 300000 dollars in bonds. Mrs. George H. Bergman of New York pledged 1000 dollars to kibitz all week, and Mrs. A M Sobel’s dramatic hand featured an opening spade bid and a risky heart game. Sobel narrowly made her contract as West and South navigated trumps and diamonds.
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American Contract Bridge League
George H. Berman
New York
A. M. Sobel
Bergman
Sobel
West
North
South
Birth of Brenda Sue Bulla at Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ralph P Bulla announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Sue at Burrus Memorial Hospital on Tuesday August 31. Bulla is the former Miss Doris Woodlief of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Sue Bulla
Ralph P. Bulla
Brenda Sue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Bulla
Doris Woodlief
Catherine Gill Class Meeting At Welch Memorial Church
The Catherine Gill Bible class of Welch Memorial Methodist Church meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Bessie Hassell’s home on High Point Route Three. Members needing transport should gather at the church shortly before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Bessie Hassell
High Point
Thomasville Woman's Club holds initial fall meeting
The Thomasville Woman's Club opened the fall season at Elliott drive with ex-board members hosting. The group voted to sponsor the Empty Stocking Fund for underprivileged children and welcomed new member Mrs. Walter Lee Lanier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
M. T Lambeth
Kate Norment
Walter Lee Lanier
Tom Einstein
Faith That Lies Behind the Outcast
A reprint of a 1943 King Features essay urging belief in others who are downtrodden. The author argues that the deepest need for the ruined is not money or shelter but faith from another person to believe in them and help them reclaim themselves.
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Down and Outers
Winta Sheckers
Randolph Couples Announce Vows
Asheboro news from September reports multiple marriage announcements. Winnie Virginia Hayes and Pvt. Bragio Hinshaw wed at the bride’s parents home in New Salem in August with Rev. Clark W. Benson officiating. The couple’s backgrounds and educations are noted along with the groom’s Army service at Hartford Connecticut.
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Asheboro
Winnie Virginia Hayes
Bragio Hinshaw
Charles Wesley Hayes
New Salem
Clark W. Benson
Hayes
Randleman High School
Clyde Branson Hinson
Mrs Hinson
Harmony High School
Hartford
Conn
New Zippers From Distressed Steel Aids War Effort
Distressed steel stock diverted from military use will yield up to 1500 tons of zipper material. Research will craft a new recipe, prioritizing essential users like work clothing manufacturers, with surplus distribution later. Domestic prices rise slightly on crab cheese and processed foods as inflation worries persist. Terrazzo ceramic jar tops arrive in 12 sizes, glass containers expand for shortening and coffee, while wine bottle quotas hold. Civilian rayon yields precision gloves for pilots to handle instruments at high altitude. Mexican pineapple production hits new highs with visible market effects.
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Washington
Green Reunion Slated Sept 5 at Shady Grove Church
The Rob ert Green family reunion moves to Sunday September 5 at Shady Grove church in Davidson county with Mayor Arnold J. Koonce as principal speaker. Music by the Davis Brothers orchestra, lunch by baskets served after noon, and a 11 30 start to fit church school attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Green
Shady Grove Church
Davidson County
Arnold J. Koonce
High Point
Davis Brothers Orchestra
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Cecil Cox
Franklinville
Mr. Kinney
W. F. Kinney
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John F. Heath
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