GSO Plans Second Victory Dance for ORD Officers
The junior hostesses of Greensboro USO announce a second Victory dance for Overseas Replacement Depot officers. The Emerywood country club will host from nine to twelve with Betsy Saunders Frances Muse Betty Lou Jackson organizing. An orchestra will perform. 2,200 ORD officers are stationed or en route overseas. Chaperones include H. D. Smith C. W. Davis and Sara Alderman.
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USO
Greensboro
GSO
Emerywood Country Club
Betsy Saunders
Frances Muse
Betty Lou Jackson
Ord
Mesdames H. D. Smith
C. W. Davis
Sara Alderman
Oriana James Outlines Peace Building Program for BPW Club
Mrs. Oriana B. James presented the yearly program for the High Point BPW Club during the September dinner at Deep Friends church. The plan centers on The Building of Peace with notes on V J day excerpts and a projected Junior Miss production to support the club treasury. An executive board meeting is set for September 11 at the home of Mrs Casey.
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Oriana B. James
BPW
High Point Business and Professional Women's
Deep Friends Church
James
Annabelle Thompson
Douglas Machur
Missouri
Veronica
V.J
Harry S. Truman
Treasury
Ces Casey
Maxie Wolfe
Calvin Alexander Ferree
Tulsa
Oklahoma
L. F. Ferree
Oakwood Court
Ae Wolfe
Will Rogers High
Tulsa University
Women of Moose Charter Members Recognized at Meeting
Miss Gladys Richardson spoke to Women of the Moose chapter last evening recognizing three charter members Mrs Russie Forward Mrs Essie Bambalis and Mabel Beecen and four others from the Academy including herself Aussie Forward Beeson and Miss Dorothy This The meeting followed the usual business session led by senior regent Mrs Louise Witherspoon. The o clock ceremony and the endowment fund march occurred before adjournment. During social hour Miss Amence Whitley entertained with a program and Mr Doby played piano. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday September 19 at the Moose hall.
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Gladys Richardson
Women of the Moose
Russie Rward
Essie Bambalis
Mabel Beecon
The
Academy of
Aussie Forward
Beeson
Dorothy
Louise Witherspoon
Cever Endowment Fund
Graduate Nurses Inaugurate Year at YWCA Dinner
The High Point Graduate Nurses club opened its year with a dinner at Adams Memorial YWCA. Twenty seven members and two visitors attended as no business session occurred due to the chairman’s absence, Miss Roscoe Quinn.
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High Poin Graduate Nurses Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Misa Roscoe Quinn
Louise Allen
Hawkins
Cadet Nurse Evelyn Cain Honored With Family Celebration
Mr and Mrs N C Cain hosted a Monday evening gathering to honor their daughter Cadet Nurse Evelyn Cain and nephews First Lt Burge R Church Pfe Lonnie F Church ship's cook third class Billy G Church plus Miss Cain. Attendees included local relatives and out of town guests from Winston-Salem Elkin Charlottesville Va and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Cain
Evelyn Cain
Burge R
Church
Pfe
Lonnie F. Church
Billy G. Church
Miss Cain
H. C. Elliott
Misses Lassiter
Helen Briles
Rainbow Girls To Elect Officers At Evening Meeting
The Rainbow Assembly No six will meet at the Masonic Hall tomorrow at eight o clock for the election of new officers. All members are urged to attend promptly.
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The
Point Rainbow Assembly
Masonic Hall
Tau Phi Lambda Social Planned at Miss Crawford Home
The Theta Kappa chapter of Tau Phi Lambda sorority will hold a social at Miss Catherine Crawford's home on 211 Thurston Street this evening at seven thirty.
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Theta Kappa
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Catherine Crawford
Thurston Street
Pinkham’s Medicine Promoted as Safe Natural Remedy
An advertisement asserts Pinkham’s mixture contains no opiates or habit forming ingredients. It claims the product uses nature’s roots and herbs with Vitamin B and promotes itself as a grand stomachic tonic. Follow label directions.
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Pinkham’s
Naware
Budget to the Fingertips Beauty Tips for Frugal Glamour
The article offers budget conscious beauty advice for students on maximizing nail polish wear. Tips include base coats, draining bottles, thinning with remover, cleaning bottle necks, upright storage, chip checks, fast dry top coats, using fingers for gripping, conserving remover, and choosing neutral shades. It also weaves in unrelated game or laundry notes from other text fragments.
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Betty Clarke
UP News
Catholic Guild Supper Tonight Honor War Dept Personnel
The Guild of St Edward's Catholic Church invites members to a buffet supper at 5 30 PM at the rectory on Barbee Street, postponed from last night. The meal honors St Edward's staff connected with the War Department personnel records branch, soon moving to St Louis Missouri.
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Guild of
St. Edward's Catholic Church
Barbee Street
St. Edward's
War Department
St. Louis
Scarboro-Sexton Vows Spoken At Asheboro Revealed
Scarboro and Sexton vow exchange held at a Holiness church parsonage in Asheboro with Rev Charles L Stout officiating and a ring ceremony. Scarboro, son of Denton residents, discharged from Fort Bragg after four and a half years in the U S Army including overseas service in North Africa Sicily Italy France and Germany. The couple planned a home in Asheboro after a western North Carolina trip. In Robbins, August 18 ceremony for Louise Simmons and Colon Cockman at Rev W F Hancock’s home with the couple leaving for an unannounced wedding trip. Cockman formerly worked in Asheboro. Cockman now employed in Robbins.
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Asheboro
Henry A Scartore Arboro
Pe Pligh Anade
Holiness Church
Charles L. Stout
Ter
B. H. Sexton
Scarboro
J. M. Scarboro
Denton
Armed Forces
Fort Bragg
Louise Simmons
J. R. Simmons
Colon Cockman
J. H. Cockman
Cart
W. F. Hancock
Robbins
Cockman
Mr. Cockman
Birth of Tanza Lynn Walsh in Yuma Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. A E Walsh announce the birth of a daughter Tanza Lynn on August 19 in Yuma Arizona. Mrs Walsh is the former Colleen Leonard of 101 East Willis Street. The report also notes paper cans with plasticized glue liners used as motor containers.
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Set
A. E. Walsh
Tanza Lynn
Yuma
Arizona
Walsh
Colleen Leonard
East Willis Street
Pattern 4527 Dress Pattern Promote Easy Sew
Pattern 4527 features drop shoulder sleeves with a colorful sash and comes in sizes 12 through 40. Order by sending ten cents for pattern 4527 to The Enterprise Pattern Dept. Include size and style number, name, address, and zone. Also advertise the Anne Adams 1945 Summer Pattern Book with a 15 cent copy fee.
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Enterprise
Pattern Dept
P. O
Station O
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Local residents share news and moves in High Point area
Mary Ann Ingram and Mildred Jester head to Wesleyan College as freshmen. Englewood visitors Wilfred Sechrest and Hunter Sechrest stay briefly before heading to Los Angeles. FE Rosen recovers from surgery and can receive visitors at High Point Memorial Hospital. Various residents return home from Raleigh Leaksville Tulsa and other places as families adjust during wartime.
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Wilfred Sechrest
Englewood
N. J
Sechrest
Hunter Sechrest
Washington Street
Los Angeles
Calif
FE. Rosen
203 Parkway
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. Rosen
Conservative play in match-point duplicate bridge
South dealer, match-point duplicate. West parts at three clubs for two down. East should have shown more enterprising values with heart control and diamond ace, while partner supported spade prospects. East's cautious stance cost his side 110 to 140 points.
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South
East
Queen Esther class to meet Friday at 7:45 PM
The Queen Esther class of the North Main post church will meet Friday evening at 7 45 with Mrs L J Rainey 111 Hillcrest drive per morning announcement. First Baptist BTU meeting cancelled by director C H Miller. Willing Workers class postpones Wiener roast to Friday September 14 due to bad weather. Iowa City report notes Guy Ferree of Oskaloosa siblings count in football candidacy.
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Queen Esther
North Main Post Church
L. J. Rainey
Hillcrest Drive
First Baptist Btu
First Baptist Training Union
C. H. Miller
A. Willing Workers
Main St. Methodist Church
Iowa City
INS
Iowa
Guy Ferree
Oskaloosa
Guy
Gracie the Goat Relocated From Downtown Pittsburgh Penthouse
A two months old goat named Gracie was forced to abandon her rooftop dwelling atop a downtown Pittsburgh building after violating a city ordinance. City officials cited zoning and animal control rules leading to the relocation of the pet.
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Pittsburgh
Gracie
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