Local Women To Play Important Part In War Bond Drive
High Point organizes a house to house campaign to raise a war bond quota of 4 426 250 with 400 black plan workers backing women led by Mrs Matt Wall zone leaders and block chieftains under Civilian Service Corps direction. W B Hall notes drive must net 15 billion dollars nationwide to support the war effort and mobilizes the John Q Citizen of High Point for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Civilian Service Corps
W. B. Hall
United States
John Q
Hall
J. B. Fink
Matt Wall
Allen Welborn
W. R. Campbell
E. K. Nlightower
Clyde Chapman
Henry D. Perry
Floyd Wilson
G. I. Humphreys
E. A. Hatcher
H M. Taylor
Gertrude Kendall
A. W. Morris
L. E. McDonnell
J. C. Duggins
F. L. McCulloch
Isaac Fidler
Horace H. Spradley
L. B. Haizlip
A. A. Wilson
Robert A. Parker
L. P. Baker
A. P. Reep
D. H. Monroe
Jake Froelich
Frank Dickson
A. W. Klemme
W. C. Idol
Katherine Raymond
L. A. King
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs Gatherings
The High Point Graduate Nurses inaugurate fall meetings at Mrs. Edgar Johnsons home on Blain avenue Wednesday at 7 45 p m. Thursday features the High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club September dinner at the Masonic Hall with Mrs Ruth Vick Everett OPA official as speaker. Family night dinner at Emerywood Country club 6 30 to 8 p m requires reservations by Thursday noon. Y W C A board meets Thursday evening with Mrs C E Sheloff presiding. Saturday 2 p m the weekly play of the Saturday licate club at the Tenrreess Country club invites only members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Edgar Johnson
Blain Avenue
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
Masonic Hall
Ruth Vick Everett
OPA
Emerywood Country Club
C. E. Sheloff
Licate Club
Tenrreess Country Club
Openhouse Fetes New City Religious Education Director
Miss Mildred Whitener, newly appointed director of religious education at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, was honored at an informal open house. Church school families and church members attended in shifts, with refreshments from the Women’s Society of Christian Service and aides assisting at the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Whitener
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
E. C. Harville
J. A. Johnson
W. L. Watson
Hulda Whitely
Edith Burrow and Ray Cole Wed in Simple Saturday Ceremony
Miss Edith Burrow and Ray Howard Cole of High Point were married Saturday evening at the bride’s aunt’s home with only close relatives present. Rev. C. M. Floyd officiated. The couple plans a western Tennessee trip and will reside in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Burrow
Ray Howard Cole
High Point
D. T. Jenkins
C. M. Floyd
Louise Cole
Grady Cole
J. D. Crouse
David Warren
Miss Cole
Cole
Henry M. Burrow
Route 3
Mr. Cole
T. J. Cole
Aberdeen
Bossong Hosiery Mill
Asheboro
Tennessee
Puff sleeve princess dress pattern 4434 for misses sizes
Anne Adams pattern 4434 offers a puff sleeved sweetheart neckline dress designed to look slim. Instructions and pattern details include misses sizes 12 through 20, with size 16 requiring 3 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric, and an offer to order via a mail order address in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Garden Council Plans Ground Beautification At YWCA
At the fall meeting of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs held at the YWCA seven of nine clubs were represented with Mrs. Fred Bartlett presiding. Discussed were ongoing beautification of the YWCA grounds including replacing boxwoods, adding ivy along the wall, and planting winter rye. Several members offered to donate boxwoods. Clubs represented included Garden Study Good Will Wild Flower Tuesday Evening Burbank and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Y.W.C.A
Fred Bartlett
Garden Study
Good Will
Wild Flower
Burbankee
High Point Garden Clubs
Ladies Bridge Party Winners Named at Emerywood Club
The Emerywood country club hosted a morning ladies bridge party awarding North-South and East-West duplicate scores. Winners were Mesdames Beaver and Tillson in North-South and Hazlewood and Ayers in East-West, with contract honors to Mrs. Davis and runners-up noted in both directions alongside a full table of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Beaver
R. D. Tillson
Emerywood Country Club
W. P. Hazlewood
J. H. Ayers
Robert Davis
Harold Bennett
C. Durland
A. H. Holton
Elizabeth H. Covington
R. Amos
L. C. Matton
Everett Marsh
Paul Casey
Ed Mendenhall
E. A. Sumner
W. Be, Mitchell
Cake Cutting at Burrow Cole Wedding Party
After the rehearsal on Friday night the Burrow Cole wedding party gathered for a cake cutting at the bride’s aunt Mrs. David T. Jenkins home in High Point route three. The three tier cake topped by a bride and groom drew the eye as guests enjoyed punch served by the bride’s mother Mrs. H. M. Burrow and aunts Mrs. David Jenkins and Mrs. Clayburn Borland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David T. Jenkins
High Point
Route Three
H. M. Burrow
David Jenkins
Clayburn Borland
iVE THE WOMEN One deflates Hubby tires An Another His Ego
Ruth Millett recounts a Texas divorce case where a wife reputedly deflated her husband s tires each morning. The piece argues such behavior harms a man s career and contrasts it with a wife who merely slows a husband by letting air out of his tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ruth Millett
Y Business Club Has Two Guests
Thirty members and two visitors attended the last night meeting of the Business and Professional Club of the YWCA at the Adams Memorial Ring. Miss Maude Reynolds presided and welcomed guests Mrs. Juanita Hayworth Hatcher and Miss Emily Bryan of Chicago, guest of Mrs. Ethel Cronstedt. Birthday nosegays were given to Misses Lillian Marlowe and Vera Smith, whose birthdays fall in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
Y.w.ca
Adams Memorial Ring
Local residents recover from surgeries and visit restrictions ease
Mrs. John L. Rothrock recovers satisfactorily at Burrus Memorial Hospital after an appendectomy and can now receive visitors. Mrs. G. K. Loftin moved home from Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery. Miss Mary Anne Thomas leaves for Hollins College to begin her junior year. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hassell plan to make Lynchburg home after a visit with his parents. Pfc Cleo F. Davis and wife Geraldine French visit from Camp Sibert and attend relatives in town. Mary Ruth Kimry ill at home after relapse. she is a Girl Scout staff member. Mrs. Jimmy Cecil recuperates at Guilford General Hospital after an operation. Sonja Ann Shook recovers at home after tonsillectomy. Darrell Sugg recuperating at grandparents’ home after tonsillectomy. Mrs. Juanita Hammer Parker arriving from West Palm Beach to stay with her mother. Maxine Burge and Martha Hayworth visiting Asheville this week.
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John L. Rothrock
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Jack Hassell
Lynchburg
C. C. Hassell
Montlieu Avenue
Mrs. Hassell
Nell Sparrow
Cleo F. Davis
Gerry French
Camp Sibert
Ala
L. A. French
Venable Street
Pfc. Davis
J. A. Davis
Mary Ruth Kimry
Route Four
Kimrey
Girl Scout
Louise Potts
Charlotte
Tom Perry
Perry
Glenn G. Perry
Medical Corps
North Africa
Butch Truman
Michigan
Thomaine
E. C. Brandon
Waccamaw
Capt.Truman
Capt
Brandon
Camp Davis
Ray Hoover
Mr. Hoover
D. EF. Hoover
Lexington Avenue
Claiborne Pennington
James Claiborne Jr
Virvingia Kyser
City Memorial Hospital
F. D. Jones
Marie Jones
Louisburg
Jones
FE. C. Jernigan
Mr. Jernigan
Listen, World by Elsie Robinson
An essay urges embracing a changing postwar world over clinging to the past. The author argues life moves forward daily, urging readers to pray for a new society with progress, dignity, and opportunities rather than longing for the old drugstore days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
U. S. Patent Office
Africa
Australia
Alaska
Solomon Isles
Annie
America
Hitler
Hirohito
Solomons
M. T. Lambeths Entertain School Group At Tville
Thomasville notes a social evening hosted by M. T. Lambeth city schools superintendent and Mrs. Lambeth on Forsyth Street with school faculty, board members, city council, and PTA presidents as guests. Other items include Margaret Green’s thirteenth birthday theatre party, visits by Louise Potts, and local servicemen connected family posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
M. T. Lambeth
Lambeth
Forsyth Street
W. E. T Linson
Robert Rapp
Margaret Green
Jesse Green
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Nancy Nance
Molly Lambeth
Ramona Boaz
Mary Long
Beverly Neilson
Betty Green
Ruth Taylor
Nancy Farrington
Martha Phillips
Nancy Jo Everhart
Wesley Memorial Church Adult Division Supper Meeting Tonight
The Adult Division of Wesley Memorial Church holds a supper at 6 tonight in the church social hall. Bill Lewis presides with Margret Andrews in charge of fellowship. A banner honors the best attendance class from Rally Day. Mildred Whitener will be introduced as new director of Religious Education. Southside Baptist Church groups plan a chicken stew Thursday evening at C. R. Rodden’s home. meet at the church at seven for transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
Bill Lewis
Margret Andrews
Mildred Whitener
Southside
Southside Baptist Church
C. R. Rodden
Ward Street Methodist Women Meet Friday Evening
The Elizabeth Albright class of Ward Street Methodist Church will hold a meeting Friday at eight o'clock with Mrs. A L Kirkman on Bradley Street, as announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Albright Clase
Ward Street Methodist Church
A. L. Kirkman
Bradley Street
Births Lowe Baby Born at Guilford General Hospital
A son named Melvin Paul Jr. was born to Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Lowe of 44-B Clara Cox Apartments on September 2 at Guilford General Hospital. The notice confirms the family addition in this local birth brief.
Workhorse Blitz Boosts War Bond Sales at Douglas Plant
More than 17,000 Douglas workers in Oklahoma City conducted a four day war bond blitz. The payroll savings plan raised bond purchases from 1.6 million to 4.25 million dollars. Each worker contributed individually, placing the Douglas aircraft plant at a new high in patriotic effort. They are backing the attack with war bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Douglas
Douglas Aircraft
Presbyterian Auxiliary Meeting At The Chapel
Evening service led by Mrs Moyer Mendenhall the president, with Mrs Charles Phillips conducting worship and business discussed. Auxiliary groups met at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs C R Reid in the chair and Mrs O R Hodgin presenting Religion in the Home. Mrs F L DeWitt led the St Bible study and Mrs Reid closed prayer at Episcopal Church gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce Street
Presbyterian Auxiliary
C. R. Reid
O. R. Hodgin
F. L. DeWitt
Reid
Paul's Epicopal
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Miss Whitener
Neos Nyef
Ra McAlpin
RADIO
Marine Grill
Pennsylvania Station
B&o
Times Square
Empire Stote Building
M‘alpin Broadway
34Th Street
Saucy
By Anne Dams
Garden Council
Ladies Bridge Party
Y Business Club
G. K. Loftin
Montheu Avenue
Mary Anne Thomas
Hollins College
Hollins
S. C
Jimmy Cecil
High Point Route Four
Guilford General Hospital
Sonja Ann Shook
W. L. Shook
Burrus Clinic
Little Darrell Sugg
Clifford Sugg
Newport News
O. C. Sugg
Thomasville Road
Juanita Hammer Parker
West Palm Beach, Fla
Mary W. Hammer
Steele Street
Maxine Burge
Martha Hayworth
Asheville
Ciege
King Features Yndicate, Inc
M. T. Lambeths
T'ville
Elizabeth Albright
Nancy Brinckman
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Workhorse Blitz
Lts
A&p
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