Miss Brown Weds D E Brookbank At ORD Chapel
Mr and Mrs William R Brown announce the marriage of their daughter Julia Louise to David Brookbank a staff sergeant in the armed forces. The ceremony was held last Sunday at 10 45 am in the chapel of the army air force in Greensboro with maid of honor Miss Frederica Brown and bridesmaids Ruth Strader and Peggie Lowe. After vows the couple were entertained at luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Herbert Richardson in Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Brown
Julia Louise
David and
Brookbank
Chapel
Army Air Force
Greensboro
Frederica Brown
Ruth Strader
Peggie Lowe
Eleanor Hyler
Dorothy Hill
Herbert Richardson
Point
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Infantry Rangers
Army
David Edward Brookbank
Julia Louise Brown
Ord Chapel
Class To Honor Service Men at North Hamilton St Church
The Young Leaders class of the North Hamilton St. Church of Christ will host a social evening at McEver home 410 Montlieu. The event features a kid party theme with attendees dressing as children and a prize for best costume winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hamilton St
Church of Christ
McEver
Montlieu al
Isiver
Beta Sigma Phi Mu Chapter Plans Meeting at Sheraton
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the Sheraton hotel according to an announcement made this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Sheraton Hotel
Green Reunion At Shady Grove
The annual Green family reunion was held at Shady Grove Methodist church in Thomasville with many relatives present. Julius A. Green presided as association speaker. Rev. Harold Simpson delivered the address and Zion Reformed quartet provided music. Memorials honored deceased members and two relatives killed in service. Officers for the year were Fred Green president Hoke Fritts vice president Edith Elizabeth Green secretary treasurer and Osville Motsinger historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Green
Shady Grove Methodist Church
Julius A. Green
Harold Simpson
First Methodist Church of
Zion Reformed Church Quartet
J. Vann Cashatt
Virgil Hilton
Fred Green
Hoke Fritts
Edith Elizabeth Green
Osville Motsinger
Church Classes Meet This Evening At Local Homes
The LLL class of Green Street Baptist meets at 7 30 tonight at Mrs James Adams 1623 North Hamilton. The Stephens Bible study class convenes at Mrs A G Rush 809 Carrick Avenue Wednesday at 3 00 PM led by Mrs C S Grayson. The Friendly class of Trinity Methodist holds its monthly meeting in the basement with new officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.L.L
Green Street Baptist Church
James Adams
North
Hamilton Street
Stephens
A. G. Rush
Carrick Avenue
C. S. Grayson
Trinity Methodistry
Eee
Avera Family Welcomes Daughter Audrey Blair
Mr and Mrs I B Avera announce the birth of a daughter Audrey Blair on August 28 at University hospital Baltimore Md The Averas will return to 520 Worth avenue for residence late October in Baltimore news style but focused on the birth and upcoming move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averas
I. B. Avera
Honaker Court
Baltimore
Audrey Blair
University Hospital
Worth Avenue
Women of the Moose Mark Annual Birthday Celebration
The Women of the Moose hold their birthday celebration at Moose Hall on North Main Street tomorrow evening after the regular meeting at eight o'clock. All members are urged to attend, a special effort requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Local residents visit Dallas and families. music study noted
Mr and Mrs R L Murray and daughters Jean Kathryn and Faye spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs G E White and family in Dallas. Beulah Moton returns to High Point after summer music study in Baltimore and at Juilliard in New York. Miss Moton teaches piano this week. Miss Lundberg returns to New York after a visit with relatives. Mrs C L Lewis moved to High Point Memorial hospital. Robert L Parker and children visit from Mooresville. Seaman first class Cox Fidler, son of Mr and Mrs Isaac Fidler, spent weekend with family. Isaac Fidler involved in powder plant project at Hickory. he hosted them on Willowbrook Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Manley
Zelma Tea
Manley
Cable Street
Sylvia Ann Park Er
Mooresville
Cac
Sylvia Ann
Ose
Jimmy
Betty Snyder
Lawrence Wise
Kenneth Dutton
Bobby Williams
Shirley
Patsy Sexton
Gertrude Mooney
Brenda Liner
Bobby Agner
Sharon
Sylvia Ann Parker
R. L. Murray
Jean Kathryn
Faye
G. E. White
Dallas
Beulah Moton
High Point
Pea Conserva of Music
Baltimore
Juilliard School of Music
New York City
Moton
C. L. Lewis
Oakwood Court
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Robert L. Parker
Sylvia Ann and
Ahraon
Ar ‘Cox Fidler
Isaac Fidler
Willowbrook Street
Navy Special Service School
University of Chicago
Chapel Hill
Hickory
Rebecca and
Lee
Kinston
Charles Eanes
North Carolina
C. F. Finch
Frank Newsome
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Finch
Paul Snell
Wilmington
Ben Williamson
Duke University
Durham
W. J. Snell
Women
W. J. Snell, Jr
United States Navy
Mollie Snell
Myers Street
Moyer Mendenhall, Jr
Lexington
Moyer Mendenhall
J. R. Blair
Elizath Blair
Lenoir
Walter Green
Spring Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Mamie Harris
Carl Wilson
Howard Steed
American Legion, North Carolina Department
Raigh
Forrest Grimes
Charlotte
Luther Grimes
Lexington Avenue
Ann Grimes
T. J. McNeill
38th Infantry Awarded Meritorious Service Unit Plaque
The 38th Infantry headquarters company 2nd Battalion 398th Infantry Regiment received the Meritorious Service Unit Plaque for superior duty and discipline during the division's six month World War II combat in France Germany from early November to V-E day. The 100th Division advanced through the Vosges, captured the fortified city of Bucher, crossed the Rhine into Baden, and guarded occupied Württemberg. North Carolina servicemen Robert T Amos and Edward Co Davich are listed among the unit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
100Th Division
Seventh Army
Stuttgart
398Th
France
Germany
100Th
Vosges Mountains
Bucher
Rhine
Baden
Nectar
Heilbronn
Eee
Wurttemburg
North Carolina
398Th Infantry Regiment
Robert T. Amos,r
High Point
Pfe
Edward Co. Davich
Waynesville
Bad counting in contract bridge leaves declarer off by a heart
In a North-South hand the contract of six spades leads to a miscount by the declarer. West ruffs a club ace, South misreads the hand twice and, after drawing trumps, finally tries for a heart but East wins and returns a heart. The final count shows four trumps in dummy, three club ruffs, and five diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-South
North
South
West
East
Declarer
Pattern 1906 and 4906 Fall Jumper Frock Patterns
The notice promotes Anne Adams 1945 styles with Pattern 1906 in tailored or ruffled versions and Pattern 4906 in sizes 12 to 20. It outlines yardage for jumper and blouse, price of twenty cents, and mailing details to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept. It also advertises a free pattern book with hat bag and gloves, available for fifteen cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Enterprise
P. O
Station
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Right Neckline In Fashions By Helen Follett
Advice on dress necklines emphasizes the V shape for elongating faces and a soft collar band for aging throats. It praises the round collar, warns against deep V cuts, and recommends off shoulder robes for throat concerns. Skincare and neck exercises accompany daily cold-water care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Follett
Miss Elizabeth Blair Honored At Thomasville Party
Mesdames M. L. Bales and Mrs. Joseph Bales hosted a bridge party for Miss Elizabeth Blair on Erwin Heights with six tables, summer flowers, and a dessert. Prizes went to Mrs. R. L. McDonald and Ned Hyo-was. The gathering included many local guests and a Cologne gift for Miss Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Elizabeth Blair
New York City
M. L. Bales
Joseph Bales
Erwin Heights
R. L. McDonald
Ned Hyo
H. A. Cecil
Frank Lambeth
Ra Lambeth
David Diamont
R. Holliday
Stuart Burton
Theresa Hoover
Jack Cheek
Greensboro
Dorothy Boyles
J. R. Blair
J. FE. Lambeth
Hen Adopts Kitten in Medford
In Medford Oregon a hen named Herman Offenbacher becomes foster mother to a motherless kitten. The kitten rejects worms the hen provides, puzzling the feathered caregiver as they navigate an unusual family situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Obe
Herman Offenbacher
Small magnet helps pick up and hold sewing pins
A tiny magnet is described as a tool to lift and secure sewing pins, making needlework tidier and safer. It highlights a simple appliance that aids in organizing pins during sewing tasks.
Evangelistic Services at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Special ten night evangelistic services begin Wednesday night at Pleasant Grove Methodist Church near the High Point Thomasville highway. Rev N L Oliver of Oak View Methodist will lead with singing directed by Rev Co E Ridge. Services start at eight each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
High Point
Thomasville
N. L. Oliver
Oak View Methodist Church
Co. E. Ridge
Bible Faith Uplifts in Turbulent Times
A reflective sermon cites Genesis to comfort readers facing war era despair. The speaker urges faith that God moves on troubled waters and that, after each disaster, a new dawn rises through history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Editorial Aide Named in State Advertising Division
Raleigh report states E. Carl Sink of Winston-Salem is appointed editorial assistant in the state advertising division. Sink, veteran of the Winston-Salem Journal and Twin-City Sentinel, will revise out of date literature and handle editorial tasks. Salary set at 3000 yearly. duties begin September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Ector R. Bruce Etheridge
State Department of Conservation and Development
E. Carl Sink
Winston-Salem
Sink
Winston-Salem Journal
Twin-City Sentinel
Curtai Sink
Leftover vegetables boost dehydrated noodle soup lunch
Leftover vegetables mixed into dehydrated noodle soup create an economical nourishing main dish suitable for a quick lunch.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Brown
D. E. Brookbank
Nelson Florist and Decorators
Ranlis B. Nelson
N Varn St
Minnie Lee
Steed
Rudy Iyner
Getty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Delivery Company
West Grand Street
Winston-Salem, N. C
Shady Grove
Lydia
Pinkham
Olydia
Pinkharis
Moose
Nola O
Mise Ide Lundberg
St. Paul, Minn
Idol
Fifth Avenue
Arthur Murray
School of Dancing
38Th Infantry
Josephine Culbertson
Bride
Leisure
Roddy
Gormens
UDC
T. B. Johnson
Misses Bain
May Johnson
Salem Street
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Mary Lois Jester
Wast Palm Beach
Fla
Coin
W. C. Covington
Mington
Wagram
Ned Gibbs
Clay and
Alex
Albemarle
S. L. Pollock
Pleasant Grove
Elsie Robinson
Adam
Evena
Garden of Eden
Guilford Furniture CO
Main ST
Walgreens
Wagger
Tol Laertefollom
M Drug
C. A. Auffmordt & CO
Ee Eee Ee Blaoe SD
Fourth Avenue
Power Company
Krachnoni
Aro
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