League's Evening Meeting Set For Monday Postponed
The September meeting of the Junior Service League has been postponed a week and will be held on September 18 at the ton Hotel ballroom. Postponement due to the USC hostesses joint staff meeting and many League members being senior hostesses. The evening session was among those voted on for the year for business and profession members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
Ton Hotel
Mace
USC
Josine League
Clyde Tesh
On Auxiliary
Guilford Street
C. M. Tomlinson
T. S. Harris
A. L. Elliott
Iron Jung
City Memorial Hospital
Asheville
W. T. Green
H. G. Early
Mae and
Bain J
Nancy Lewis
Canton
Ohio
Duke University
J. C. Lloyd
Misses Lewis
Vann Stringfield
Gladys He
Lee F. Tuttle
Heaty McDonald
Philadelphia
W. E. Sims
Peizer
8. C
M. S. Stone
Sims
Hattie Stone
Charles Eanes
Charles, Jr
Hamlet
Mary Green Matthews
Teensboro
Frank Newsome
Patty Hassier
Elliott Drive
Baptist
Winston-Salem
C. F. Finch
Woman's Missionary Society of Grace Lutheran Church
Lois Russell
Roy Russell
N. J. Calhoun
Russell
Henry Walters
David Wagner
Charles R. Patterson
Luther Grimes
Woodrow Yeats
M Lillian Beck
Oleta Bunting
Charles C. Parks
Fort Bragg
W . Fouls
Lithographic Company Holds Annual Picnic at City Lake Park
Indus Lithographic Company held its annual picnic at the city lake park on Labor Day with about thirty attendees. Contests included shoe pitching and softball with novelty prizes for winners. Horseshoe pitching awarded prizes for mixed doubles and for men and ladies doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indus Lithographic Company
City Lake Park
Emerywood Date Club Meeting and USC Dance Tonight
Social calendar notes a 2 p m Emerywood Date Club meeting at the try club and an 8 15 p m USC dance at the YMCA open to service men. Sunday buffet for service men 5 to 7 pm in the old Elwood dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Date Club
Try Club
USC
YMCA
Elwood
Mrs. W. B. McEwen Returns From Ringling Art Study
Mrs. W B McEwen has returned to 806 West Farmis Avenue after five weeks away at Ringling Art School in Little Switzerland. The annual Ringling session followed extended study and the trip marks her fifth consecutive visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. McEwen
West Farmis Avenue
Little Switzerland
Ringling Art School
McEwen
Ringling School
YWCA Business Club Resumes Weekly Meets
The Business and Professional club of the YWCA holds Tuesday dinner meetings at Adams Memorial building North Main Street. Twenty four members attended with Miss Elizabeth Edrick presiding. Birthdays of Misses Lillian Marlowe and Vera Smith were celebrated with nosegays.
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The
YWCA
Adams Memorial
North Main Street
Elizabeth Edrick
Lillian Marlowe
Vera Smith
Birth announced for Doris Ann Cooper Day Jr.
Mr Deid Cooper Jr of 903 Granby Street announces the birth of a daughter Doris Ann on April 20 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. The W M A prayer bands of South Side Baptist church meet at Ms Williams 102 Culler street tomorrow at 7 30 p m with Rev W H Barker as speaker. open to the public.
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Willard A. Chafin
Hamilton Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Deid Cooper
An . Day , Jr
Granby Street
Doris Ann
High Point Memorialospital
South Side Baptist Church
Williams
Culler Street
W. H. Barker
Daisy Shaw
Engagement of Miss Harville to Frank Delcastro Revealed
Announcement of the engagement of Wanda Harville to Pvt. Frank Delcastro of Fairmont West Virginia and Camp Pickett Virginia was revealed at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. E C Harville at 636 Colonial Drive. The event featured a late summer floral setting, prizes, and dainty cards reading Wanda Frank Oct 7 1944 on refreshment plates.
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Wanda Harville
Frank Delcastro
Fairmont
West Va
Camp Pickett
E. C. Harville
Colonial Drive
Wanda-Frank
Ray Storms
Baltimore
J. W. VanLoan
Harry Crawford
de Parker
George W. Hutchens
Harcille
Isses Harville
Geneva Crowder
Ronda Sebastian
Dot Miller
Betsy Saunders
Alfreda Hardie
Margaret Hancock
Ann and
Frances Ll
Nan Clapp
Mary Lee Centrell
Camp Pickvett
Graduate Nurses Hold First Fall Dinner Meeting
The High Point Graduate Nurses club met at the Adams Memorial Building YWCA to start the year. Miss Reece Quinn led the gathering with a report showing the Fifth War Loan quota reached eleven thousand dollars. Guests included Mrs. Rose Cronin and Miss Virginia Crutchfield among twenty-two attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Adams Memorial
YWCA
Reece Quinn
War Bench
I. P. Ingle
Rose Cronin
Rose Jordan
This City
Virginia Crutchfield
Sykes
Anscombe speaks at Thomasville club on Russia and world role
At Thomasville Woman's Club the meeting heard Dr Francis A Anscombe of Salem College discuss Russia's current world involvement and anticipated future significance. The gathering also raised funds for club debt and the hospital iron lung fund while naming new members and hosting social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Salem College
Romulus Skaggs
Russia
Kate Norment
White
W. E. Tomlinson
Charles Eanes
George Hundley
George Arnold
Henry Poe
T. J. York
Mary Matthews
Sara Elmore
Eva Kirkman
Twelve New Local Students Entering Woman's College
Greensboro announces the 1944-45 entering class at the Woman's College with twelve High Point girls among freshmen and transfer students. The college calendar shifts up due to the infantile paralysis epidemic, with orientation starting September 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point
Woman's College
Louise Gibson
Martha Ann Kluttz
Eleanor Raymond
Marietta Thompson
Elizabeth Anne Alman
Helen Jane
Jean Holton
Ellen Vir
Abom Taete Mae Men- Nance
Helen One Shoat
Betty Faye Gibson
Women of Moose Hold Regular Meeting Reports Given
The Women of the Moose met at Moose Hall with Senior Regent Frances Lopp presiding. Committee chairmen read reports on publicity, membership, child care, and ritual, and a USO thank you letter was noted. Plans discussed for a September 7 chapter night program and the Mooseheart Endowment Fund march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Moose Hall
Frances Lopp
Willard Evans
Ola Perry
Frances Greer
Nell Cathcart
USO
Mooseheart Endowment Fund
Birthday Gifts Delight Sammy From Young Guests
Sammy received many attractive birthday gifts from the young guests and others. names such as Warner, Farr, Langley, Cox, Wood Clary, and Welch appear among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton Warner
Jimmy Farr
Anne Langley
Virginia Cox
Myrtle Wood Clary
Carolyn Welch
Sammy
Soldier on furlough from Fort Sam Houston with mother
Pfc. Earl Holbrook stationed at Fort Sam Houston Texas spends a furlough with his mother Mrs. Joe Boyd. He has four years service in the corps of the North Army and is visiting Washington this weekend before returning to Texas next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Holbrook
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Joe Boyd
Boyd
North Army
Washington
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Lithographic Company
Norwich
E. P. Sigman
Carr Street
Claremont
Mr. Sigman
J. G. Sigman
Newton
J. L. Rothrock
Blowing Rock
North Carolina Owners Association
Mrs. Roth
Hooks Motor Er
Carson M. Howell
Greenbelt
Shirley Ann
Roy S. Braden
Ywca Business Club
Miss Harville
Washington College
Lexington
Alma
Dixieland
Dr. Anscombe
Sammy Guy
Charlotte Cole Guy
Ientieennesey Res
M. R. Cole
Libby
Almeda Jane
Velva Whitescarver
Stuart Hart
Brax
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
Holbrook
Ad Sa
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minute Lee Steen
Ists
James Helen Wright
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecoe
Princess Beauty Shop
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