Miss Ruth Barker Wins Grand Title At Parachute Unit Dance
Miss Ruth Barker of Winston-Salem won the grand title Miss Service Com during a Saturday Sheraton Hotel dinner and dance by the 515th Parachute Infantry Ca Mackall Service Company. The event featured beauty queens from several sections, a quartette, and host staff from USO and YWCA with about 150 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
515Th Parachute Infantry
Ca Mackall
Th Barker
Winston-Salem m
Service Combeauty
Nanon
Memmi
Delphine Wit
Ne William
High Point
Supply
Ronda Sebastian
High
David Korn
Lo- Uso
YWCA
Winston-Salem
Friends of
Parachute
Regiment
USO
Sheraton Ballroom
Camp Mackall
Maxton
N. C
Ruth Barker
Miss Barker
Miss Motor Pool
Miss Service Company
Estherian Class Meeting at Green Street Baptist
The Estherian Class of Green Street Baptist will meet Tuesday at 7:30 at Mrs Maiie Causby’s home 1101 English Street for its monthly class gathering. The W M U of South Side Baptist invites all members to a study course at the church Tuesday evening at 7:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Maiie Causby
English Street
Oak Hill Friends Church
Frances Burton
Jacine Burton
W.M.U. of the
South Side
Altrusa Social Calendar Highlights Week of Meetings
A dense listing shows weekly Altrusa events and club meetings, plus garden and bridge gatherings, Eastern Star, YWCA, USO activities, and social dinners across High Point venues including Sheraton hotel Asia Restaurant and Emerywood Country Club. Notable mentions include Wanda Harville’s upcoming marriage to Pvt. Frank Belcastro of Camp Pickett and various hostesses for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sherwood Forrest
Route One
Harry Crawford
Atentalat
Bridge
Cw Cummins
Edgedale Drive
Wanda Harville
Frank Belcastro
Camp Pickett
High Point Garden Club
Joseph D. Cox
West Farriss Avenue
C. E. Sheloff
D. R. Parker
C. G. Mackintosh
Emerywood Country Club
J. G. Snipes
Steele Street
J. J. Hamlin
Alexander Pantie Chapr
Daughters of the American Volution
J. E. Marsh
South Main Street
J. S. Welborn
R. J. Quigley
Ethel Rochelle
Z. P. Long
C. B. Mattocks
High Point
Sheraton
Mary Lou Rothrock
Lillian Massey
Iredell Hutton
Asia
Wanda Harile
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
John McMahon
East Green Street
Local Social Notes from Lumberton and Nearby Cities
Mrs T W Bullock of Lumberton visits Mrs A P Dickens on Steele Street. Mrs Ralph C Rutledge has returned to Baltimore after visiting her parents in this city. Mrs Valerie J Harris of Rockford Road spends a week in New York staying at the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs W G Kirkman returns from Hot Springs National Park with her guest Mrs Burgess Hamlet of South Hill Virginia. Nell Sue Kerr of West Broad Street is treated at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. Harold Gurley of Burton Street is a patient at Washington Street unit High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Bullock
Lumberton
Ralph C. Rutledge
Baltimore
Maryland
J. H. Deligny
Valerie J. Harris
Rockford Road
New York
The
Waldorf-Astoria
W. G. Kirkman
Hot Springs National Park
Arkansas
Burgess H. Hamlet
South Hill
Nell] Sue Kerr
West Broad Street
Baptist Hospital
Winston - Salem
Harold Gurley
W. Burton Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
tion-Salem
Nancy Williams
Linda Gail Yates
C. V. Idol
Guilford College
Robert Williams
High Point
F. Williams
Roy Cravers
USO Weekly Program Attracts 400 Service Members
About 400 service men visited the USO Center during the week with around 200 enjoying a buffet supper in the Fl Wood cafe from 5 30 to 7 30 Sunday. The supper was organized by USO and Junior Service League members including Misses Jeanne Rankin Helen Marie Sellehoff Jane Austen and Mildred Marsh Groome. Mrs GM Muley and Mrs Charlotte Williams oversaw buying and planning. Throughout Sunday the Center served sandwiches cookies and cakes from local groups and churches. Senior hostesses and a Friday afternoon crowd attended, while fortune telling and charcoal portraits were offered as main afternoon entertainment. A large YMCA dance Saturday night featured service men performers and a meritorious service certificate for Betcy Saunders. Sgt Bob Delahunt led the night’s entertainment.
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USO
Flwood Cafe
Si R
Junior Service League
Jeanne Rankin
Helen Marie Sheloff
Jane Austen
Mildred Marsh Groome
G.M. Muley
Charlotte 1Liams
Edwards Catholic Guild
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ward Street Methodist Church
Watt's Bakery
Marvin Slate
Elizabeth Albright
Jewish Women's Council
Harry Kanter
Harry Baumel
D. A. Rawley
C. C. Prince
John Paul
H. D. Smith
C. W. Davis
Julia Ryan
Hazel Lanier
Ruth Goodman
Unity Nash
Marian Buyers
George Hendry
YMCA
Betsy Saunders
Saunders
Charlotte
Bob Delahunt
G. M. Haley
Delahunt
Deep River Missionary society hosts talk on stewardship
Mrs. Evie Thornton of High Point hosted the Deep River Missionary society gathering Friday night with thirteen members and three visitors. Russell Branson of Guilford College spoke on stewardship. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson and two children from New York visiting relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Thornton
High Point
Deep River Missionary Society
Joseph Peele
Russell Branson
Friends Meeting House
Guilford College
Clyde Wilson
New York
Fowler
Staley
Siler City
Sanford Spurgeon
Mary
Hillsboro
Allie Williams
Spurgeon
Williams
Eunice Blair
Eleanor
J. L. Skeen
Claudia Thornton
Reduced Taxes Favored By Committee
A House committee urged postwar tax cuts aimed especially at lower and middle income groups. The report, led by Rep Colmer, also urged government economies, foreign trade expansion, early removal of farm controls, and a 3.08 million-man armed force until peace abroad is secured. Byrnes supported farm price guarantees and a return to a 40 hour week.
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Washington
House
James F. Byrnes
Special House Economic Planning Committee
Rep
Colmer
D-Miss
Roosevelt
Byrnes
Congress
Concoe
Russell
D-Ga
Aiken
R-Vi
Squeeze Play Defeats Bad Contract In Bridge Column
North-South vulnerable. North overreacts to spade bid and leads to a dramatic squeeze. West doubles, East discards spade seven, and the declarer executes a sequence to force three club tricks after ruffing and finessing. East loses diamond and club under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
West
East
Declarer
Girl Scout Council Meets Thursday at Headquarters
All members urged to attend a council meeting at headquarters Thursday morning at 10 o clock. Mrs J B Dobson and Mrs Mabel Burdette will report on training received at Camp Edith Macy in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
Headquarters
J. B. Dobson
Mabel Burdette
Camp
Edith Macy
New York
Belief Must Be Built by Courage and Reason
Elsie Robinson argues that belief has failed under war's brutality and calls readers to craft their own faith. She urges assembling personal reasons, then standing behind them with loyalty, enthusiasm, and determination to sustain the soul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vicky Lynn Burton
Henry S. Burton
Memphis, Tenn
Vicky Lynn
Kennedy General Hospital
Memphis
C. L. Gray
Elizabeth Renville Gray
Boulevard Unit
Pentagon Club
Gilbert Bernard
401 Parkway
Housekeeping
Main Drug CO
South Main St
Comany
Worthroad Street
Beta Pi Club
Clara Steele Harcourt
North Main Street
Adams Memorial Building
Earl N. Phillips
Ymca Gymnasium
Elwood Cafe
AYDS
Main St
Deep River News
Beac
Perth
Australia
George Wicd
R J. Scott
Delaware
Kim Heap
Tim Tame
Bear-Skin
Rai
North Dealer
North-South Vulnerable
Iran
Pel
Ue Ig
Elsie Robinson
Lydia EZ. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ae Lee Steedaris Jam
Helen Wright
Berey Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
Main &T
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
Modess
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