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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1945

Page

6

Young People Sponsor Harvest Festival at Main Street Methodist

The Main Street Methodist young people hosted a harvest festival in the church basement on Friday night. Activities included games and exhibits such as bingo and a horror house, with Jimmy Kent as radio announcer and Gladd Lawson as master of ceremonies. Baby contest winners were announced, with Gloria Jean Mason receiving first prize. Proceeds fund improvements in the youth department.

Main Street Methodist Churc Jimmy Kent Gladd Lawson Lebanon Methodist Church Gloria Jean Mason Buck Mason Viola Brigman Mason Philip Styron Roland Styron Rt. 3 Peggy Stroud Larry Pendegrass Zellen Allen David Gordon Wilma Kemp Michael McLeod Doris Hurne Jimmie Bayne Marie Bayne Joan Wood Betty Lou Nance Barbara Ann Gresham Charles Mann Lillam Kimrey George Estes Clayton L. Kearns Mable Bennett ZeVen Allen

Women’s Division Workers For War Chest Drive Announced

Mrs. Matt Wall as chairman announced the complete personnel and organization of the women’s division for the United War Chest drive beginning October 1. Charles Kearns praised the rapid setup, and Mrs. Wall listed majors and captains including Mrs. Amos R. Kearns and Mrs. Wayne Sullivan as leaders.

Women’s Division Matt Wall United War Chest Fanny Neng Monehy Ve Charles Kearns Amos R. Kearns Wayne Sullivan E. J. Holbrook Lawrence Hancock Helen Marie Sheloff Harry Doctor C. F. Beaver W. A. Tomlinson Earl Phillips Robert Hubbard Silas Casey Charles Drakulakos

Ruth Covington Vows Married Sept 2 at Home

Rev C L Ruth announces the marriage of Mildred Ruth to Thomas W Covington on Sept 2 at the bride’s home. The couple plans to reside in Durham. Covington is a discharged veteran who served in Europe and received the Bronze Star.

J. R. Norris Durham Telc Mr. Covington

Mung Bean Makes Early American Debut a Century Ago

A brief note recalls that mung bean first reached American shores about a hundred years ago, marking an early culinary and agricultural introduction.

America

Mrs Harville Hosts Bridge And Rummy Party

Mrs E C Harville of 636 Colonial Drive entertained Saturday night with a bridge and rummy party honoring her daughter in law Mrs Charles Harville visiting from Meridian Mississippi and her daughter Mrs Frank Belcastro returning to Duran to teach. Guests included Miss Dot Miller Miss Hardy Mrs Miss Geneval Mrs W E Hutchens Miss Mary Lou Cecil and Mrs Ray Starns. Miss Hardy won high bridge prize and received makeup set. Miller earned second bridge prize toilet soap and King won rummy prize talcum powder. Mrs Harville and Mrs Belcastro received silver gifts from the hostess and Miss Marin received talcum powder. Mrs Starns helped serve salad cake and punch.

E. C. Harville Colonial Drive Charles Harville Meridian Frank Belcastro Duran Dot Miller

County PTA To Meet Tuesday At Allen Jay

Guilford county teachers will attend a county PTA meeting at Allen Jay school tomorrow from 10 30 a m to about 3 p m Registration starts at 10 a m Luncheon provided by county PTAs Drinks by Allen Jay PTA An attendance prize will go to the PTA with the greatest mileage All Allen Jay school PTA members urged to attend announced Mrs Herman Robertson president

Guilford County Allen Jay School P.T.A Allen

Pattern 4842 Frocks Frames Flattering Scallop Style

Advertisement notes Pattern 4842 for a frock with scalloped skirt, flatters all figures, long straight seams create slim line. Sizes 36 to 46 require 3 3/4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 36. Send twenty cents to The Enterprise pattern dept for details and order. additional 15 cents for Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book with free hat bag gloves patterns.

Enterprise Pattern Dept P. O Station O New York 11 N. Y Anne Adams

East loses chance at vulnerable slam in bridge deal

In a South dealer, East failed to capitalize on a favorable layout to defeat a vulnerable slam. West led clubs, East refrained from overtaking the club queen and shifting, allowing the defense to evaporate and the contract to succeed.

South North Act Anya West East Declarer Hearts

Federated Clubs Council Plans Raleigh Meeting in 1945

The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs outlines a two day Raleigh program for September 5 and 6 at the Carolina Hotel. Focus areas include veteran service youth conservation and postwar finance with sessions led by officers and committee chairs. A Victory dinner on Wednesday evening and departmental reviews follow a full schedule of meetings and district programs.

Charles G. Doak North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs The North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs Raleigh Carolina Hotel Karl Bishopric Spray Endowment Fund Committee Board of Trustees Youth Conservation Committee Bishopric J. C. Williams Wilmington John M Council John S. Forrest Hendersonville Dorothy Forbes Fred Henry Salisbury Gordon Maddrey Ahoskie Ivey Moore North Wilkesboro Edwin P. Brown Murfreesboro Geddie B. Strickland Greensboro Paul B. White Chapel Hill James T. Little Greenville Pertment R. L. Murray Eford R. D. Elrod Henderson W. T. Best Raleigh Woman's Club Paliser Donald Shoemaker Asheville

Church Social TEL CLASS TUESDAY NIGHT

The T E L class of Green Street Baptist holds its monthly meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 at Mrs F H Hartgrove 1002 Thissell Street All members urged to attend this important business Mary Harper class meets tonight The Mary Harper class of the Main Street Methodist church meets tonight at 7 45 at Mrs Roy Kearns Woodrow Avenue with Mrs Carl Kearns and Mrs J D Von Cannon assisting hostesses Estherians Have Weiner Roast The Estherian class of Green Street Baptist holds a Weiner roast tomorrow evening at 6 30 at Mrs Pidlith Seckler Flint All members urged to be present.

TEL T.E.L Green Street Baptist Church F. H. Hartgrove Thissell Street Mary Harc&e Mary Harper Main Street Methodist Church Roy Kearns Woodrow Avenue Carl Kearns J. D. von Cannon Pidlith Seckler Flint

Clubwomen to hear on youth conservation symposium

The clubwomen will hold a symposium to provide information for the Federation’s two year youth conservation project. Mrs Buck will present the General Federation’s concept and plans for the program.

Tee Buck

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