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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1942

Page

6

Emerywood Club Dinner Dance and Bridge Luncheon Event

Reservations are piling up for the Emerywood Country Club September dinner dance at the clubhouse Saturday night with John Peddicord and his Winston-Salem band to perform from eight o'clock. The weekly Ladies Bridge was held Tuesday morning hosted by Mrs. Charles Faircloth. winners in duplicate were Mesdames Weaver and Walker for North-South and Beavers and Tice for East-West. High contract scores went to Mrs. Millis and Miss Wall. winners received war savings stamps and a luncheon followed. Tonight is Family Dinner Night with dinner from six-thirty to eight and Saturday duplicate play at the club.

Emerywood Country Club John Peddicord Winston-Salem Charles Faircloth Mesdames J. ‘T. Weaver J. E. Walker, Jr Mesdames O. C. Durland J. O. Hauschild J. S. Wetborn J. T. Weaver C. B. Faircloth Valette J. Harris Cc. G. Mackintosh F. T. Withite Hal Davis C. S. Beaver R. Db. ‘Tillson Walter T. ‘Tice J. T. Ryan E. T. Howard T. C. Langley Anna Tomlinson Clara Cole Sherrod Mary Lewis Millis

New Year Programs Outlined at BPWC Dinner Meet

At the September BPWC dinner at the Elwood Hotel, the club outlined the year’s program on Mobilizing for Democracy with topics by members. Dr. Marina Henry announced her resignation as club president to practice in Chapel Hill, and Mrs. Margaret Farley became president with Mrs. Frances Casey as first vice-president. A new member, Mrs. Helen Dunkelberger, joined, and a $25 milk fund gift plus nursery school support were approved. Evelyn Heath won the war savings stamps attendance prize.

High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club Elwood Hotel Frances Casey Alta Chamelin Oriana B. James Marina Henry Henry Guilford County Sanatorium Chapel Hill Margaret Farley Kate B. Ragan Evelyn Boyd Farley Airs Helen Dunkelberger Evelyn Heath

Lieut. Warner Honored at Informal Dinner Party Here

Dr and Mrs S S Saunders host an informal family dinner at 1322 Greenway Drive honoring Lieutenant and Mrs Phil Warner. Warner recently completed a naval course at Dartmouth College. Guests include Mr and Mrs Lawrence Ingram Mr Frank Stell Mrs Roy Strotz Mr and Mrs R B Terry and Dr and Mrs Kenneth Geddie.

S. S. Saunders Greenway Drive Phil Warner Lieutenant Warner Dartmouth College Lawrence Ingram Frank Stell Roy Strotz R. B. Terry Kenneth Geddie

Social Arts Club Opens With Mrs Outland Meeting

The Social Arts Club met at Mrs. E. R. Outland’s home at 539 Park Way. After a business session and refreshments an old fashioned basket picnic was planned for the last week in September with husbands as invited guests. Members present included Mesdames Harville, Meerary, Frazier, Koonce, White, Upshaw, Miller, Rose, Zimmer man, Baxter, Magne, and visitors Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Martin.

E. R. Outland Parkway Mesdames F. C

Bryce Commercial School Plans Party

Bryce Commercial College announces an informal party at the school Friday at eight o clock. All former students are invited and asked to notify Miss Marie Handlen in charge if they can attend.

Bryce Commercial College The Marie Handlen

Jersey cattle sale at Iredell fairgrounds draws near $100000

In Statesville on September 10, the North Carolina Jersey Cattle Club sale yielded nearly $10,000 in dairy cattle and 21 victory bulls were awarded to farmers from 21 counties to boost wartime dairy production. The event saw 34 cows and three bulls average over $250, with focus on strengthening domestic supply during the war. The report also notes plans to diversify imports by introducing tropical products via Middle America to reduce reliance on the Far East.

Statesville N. C. Jersey Pacific Tropics Japan Middle America U.S Far East Guatemala Honduras Nicaragua Costa Rica Panama

Emerywood Country Club Thursday Family Dinner Schedule

Social calendar notes a Thursday 6 30 to 8 p m family dinner at Emerywood Country Club clubhouse with advance reservations. Also 7 30 p m September Y W C A board meeting chaired by Mrs Idol at the Y building. Saturday 8 p m September dinner at the clubhouse with John Peddicord and his orchestra providing music.

Emerywood Country Club Y.W.C.A W. C. Idol

Students Returning to Sweet Briar College This Fall

Ruth and Elizabeth Hall daughters of Mr and Mrs Marsh all B Hall plan to resume studies at Sweet Briar College Virginia when the school opens Thursday September 17 Ruth is a sophomore and Elizabeth a senior. Mrs W G Ragsdale returns home after two week illness at Baptist Memorial Hospital Winston Salem. Mrs G G Preston Jr improving at Burrus Memorial Hospital with visitors welcomed. Raymond Lawson patient at Guilford General Hospital resting comfortably. Susannah Thomas returns to the city from N Wadeboro where she vacationed. Joseph P Crowder dr leaves for Charlotte to enter military service at Camp Croft. Mrs Crowder joins him at King’s Mountain where she will teach in city schools this year. Correction issued for Moffitt’s ad price error from Wednesday issue.

Ruth Elizabeth Hall Marshall B. Hall Sweet Briar College Sweet Briar, Va W. G. Ragsdale Jamestown Baptist Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem G. G. Preston, Jr Burrus Memorial Hospital Joseph P. Crowder Charlotte Camp Croft Crowder Grace Queen King’s Mountain

Faithful Workers to Hold Friday Weiner Roast

The Faithful Workers class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Friday at 7 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs O A Bates 810 Crawford Street for a weiner roast. Members are urged to attend to finish off a penny contest.

Green Street Baptist Church O. A. Bates Crawford Street

Nurses Club Plans Fall Banquet and Secretary Change

Mrs. Frank Judish addressed the High Point Graduate Nurses club session, urging rapid turnover of a new dressings quota as a supply arrives daily. Miss Virginia Shell was chosen secretary, replacing Miss Orpha Ann Burgess who leaves for Baylor. A committee will decide on hosting a dinner at the YWCA instead of a banquet.

Orpha Ann Burgess High Point Graduate Nurses Club Frank L. Judish Red Cross Surgical High Point Judish Ethel Moxley

Nurses meeting set in Raleigh October 28 to 30

State Nurses meeting to be held at Raleigh October 28 to 30 with an institute for Private Duty Nurses two days earlier. Delegates appointment was tabled. Miss Annie Louise Brewer now Navy accepted as new club member. Twelve members attended and Mrs Evans Deevil, president, chaired.

Raleigh Annie Louise Brewer Navy

Wednesday Eight Club Hosts Bridge Night at Mrs Black’s

Wednesday Eight Bridge Club met at Ray Street with host Mrs Newell Black two tables played Miss Kathleen Galloway won high score prize a compact and runner-up Mrs Spencer Osborne received nail polish Ice course served to Kathleen Galloway Blanche Williams Betsy White and Mesdames Spencer Osborne Arlye Hill C F Williams Jr and visitor Miss Carrie Hooper including the hostess

Newell Black Ray Street Kathleen Galloway Spencer Osborne Blanche Williams Betsy White

Public waste kitchen greases could yield glycerine and dynamite

The text claims each US family can save 17 pounds of waste kitchen greases this year. From this, a pound and a half of glycerine could be produced per family, enabling four pounds of nitroglycerine and ten pounds of dynamite.

United States

Two Brides Honored At Methodist Church Group Party

Complimentary to two recent brides Mrs H Ross Armsworthy formerly Virginia Bennett and Airst William Measle wife Golda Mae Kearns members of the Character Builders Class and Wesley Fellowship of Main Street Methodist Church entertained with an event supper Tuesday at 7 at the home of Mrs Clyde Connor Circle Drive outdoor fireplace in her garden. A child in a bridal dress presented Mrs Measle with an electric toaster as a gift the group gave Mrs Armsworthy a chenille bedspread though Mr Armsworthy was ill and could not attend.

H. Ross Armsworthy Virginia Bennett William Measle Golda Mae Kearns Wesley Fellowship Main Street Methodist Church Clyde Connor Circle Drive Joan Sowers

Leonard Harkcom nuptials announced for Dorothy Leonard

Cards received this week announce the marriage of Miss Dorothy Leonard of New York City to Herbert Al Harkcom. The vows were spoken August 21 in Jackson Heights New York. Dorothy attended High Point College and visited Mr and Mrs R L Proctor on several occasions.

Dorothy Leonard New York City Herbert al. Harkcom Jackson Heights N. Y Vs. Harkcom High Point College R. L. Proctor

Catherine Gill Bible Class Meeting Details

The Catherine Gill Bible Class will hold its monthly meeting Friday September 11 at 7 30 PM at Mrs Margaret Peeler’s home 319 Greer Street The class will reveal the names of Polyamas. More than 1100 plants now have labor management committees cooperating in war production drives.

Catherine Gill Margaret Peeler Greer Street

Marmola tablets advertised as fat loss aid

An advertisement claims a girdle shortage need not worry fat women and promotes Marmola tablets as a sensible aid for weight loss due to to real deficiency. It urges medical consultation if unsure and notes doctors’ guidance and Druggists selling over twenty million packages in thirty years.

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