Hostess Hosts Ridge Shower For Miss Harville
Mrs. B Crawford entertained at a ridge shower for Miss Wanda Harville. betrothed to Pvt Belcastro of Fairmount and Camp Pickett. Guests enjoyed chocolates and iced cakes, with gifts of lingerie and linen. Games included advice for the bride elect. A dinner was planned at Asia Restaurant hosted by Mrs Hutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandalie
Pvt
Belcastro
Fairmount
Camp Pickett
B. Crawford
C. J. Cummins
Bridge
Miss Harville
Jack Greene
Iredel Hutton
Ronda Sebastian
Geneva Crowder
Dorothy Miller
Virginia Gibson
Mesdames Iredell Hutton
George W. Hutchens
Dorothy Chesebrough
George Parker
Wade Biesecker
Enoch Tipton, Jr
Social Calendar Tuesday Activities and Club Meetings
The schedule lists Daughters of the Revolution meeting at Mrs J E Marsh’s home on South Main with Welborn Rochelle and Mattocks as hostesses. Altrusa club dinner at High Point Hotel coordinated by Mrs Mary Rothrock and Miss Lilian, Mrs Sredell Hutton hosts dinner for Miss Harville, and Eastern Star fall initiation at Masonic Temple. Also Garden Club at Mrs Johnson East Green street, Reta Pi election planning at 651 North Street, weekly country club dinner, YWCA Board meeting, bi weekly gin and rum parties at Em- 700d Country club, USO gathering at YMCA, and Sunday buffet supper at Elwood cafe for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sredell Hutton
Harville
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Friendly Garden
Johnson
East Green Street
Pharsda
Reta Pi Club
Clara Steelert
North Street
Cool Country Club
Board of Doors
The
YWCA
Adams Memorial Y Build
AY & P.m
N. Phillips
Ymca Um
Social visits and travel notes from area residents
Mrs. William M. Rhodes of Reidsville visited Mr. and Mrs. Coy O Willard of 629 West Lexington Avenue. L J Young and daughters Jacquelyn and Ity Sue visited his sister Mrs Nannie Simmerson in Spencer where Cpl Hubert Young Simmerson was home on furlough. Mrs. W G Kirkman hosted Mesdames Miller and Leod of Carthage and Miss Siscolle Leod of Thomasville. Mrs Bronson Matney is in New York City with son Bromson Jr and Miss Marie Strother. T R Ballard of 316 Howell Street is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital recovering from emergency surgery last Wednesday. Miss Arlene Shackelford left for Indianapolis to visit friends before entering Appalachian State Teachers College at Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Rhodes
Reidsville
Coy O. Willard
Lexington Avenue
L. J. Young
Jacquelyn
Ity Sue
Mr. Young
Nannie Simmerson
Spencer
Bronson Matney
New York City
Bromson, Jr
Marie Strother
T. R. Ballard
Howell Street
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Arlene Shackelford
Indianapolis
Ind
Appalachian State
Teachers College
Boone
Toasted strawberry cake slices with jam
Cut pound cake into half inch slices and broil both sides until light brown. Top each toast with one tablespoon strawberry jam and serve while warm.
Mrs Forrest Hosts Altrusa Board Meeting
The High Point Altrusa executive board met at Mrs. Sherwood Forrests home on Rt 1 to select nominees for the upcoming Second District officers. Kernathy led the session and recommendations were prepared for tonight's general business meeting in the private dining room. Board dinner followed with six members and two visitors present, and a centerpiece of roses and candles highlighted the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Altrusa Club
Sherwood Forrest
Rt. 1
On Nee Airs
Kernathy
Jean M. Leach
Abernathy
Evelyn Sutton
Mary Ballard
Mary Lou Rothrock
Alice Dickerson
Forrest
Ladies' Aid Society to Meet at Morris Street Home
The Ladies' Aid Society of B'Nat Israel Synagogue holds its first Fall meeting at Mrs. Harry Doctor's Morris Street home on Wednesday at eight in the evening. Members are urged to attend due to important business to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of
B'Nat Israel Synagogue
Harry Doctor
Morris Street
Births in Greensboro and High Point area families
Birth announcements from Greensboro and High Point note newborn daughters and a son born between September 9 and 11. Martha Ellen Williams, Barbara Ann Lawson, and Mavis Helena Hill are reported with parents Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Harding Lawson, and Pharmacist's Mate J Henry Hill Jr. and wife, with hospital details at Wesley Long and High Point Memorial Hospital units. Lacy Harold Richardson is the High Point newborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Williams
Greensboro
Martha Ellen
Wesley Long Hospital
Barbara Ann Lawson
Harding Lawson
Route Three
Barbara Ann
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Howard Richardson
High Point
Lacy Harold
Hills
J. iHenry Hill, Jr
Mavis Helena
Alevard
Hill
Mavis Peace
Hedrick Re-elected Head Citywide BTU
J. E. Hedrick was unanimously reelected president of the City-Wide Baptist Training Union at a Sunday meeting held at Green Street Baptist Church. Officers named for the coming year include Walter Erissman first vice president Esther Ray Wilson second vice president Doris Rae McNeill third vice president P. E. Grubb fourth vice president Margaret Messinney efficiency secretary Mil dred Chatham recording secretary Daisy Shaw treasurer Harry Wester chorister Richard Church pianist Mary Lou Rainey assistant pianist Mary Na Coffee pastor advisors Rev L J Rainey and Rev A L Mc Gee story hour leader Mrs John Miles junior leader B C Mixon intermediate leader Mrs J C Saunders Young People's leader Dorothy House adult leader E M Blakeley program chairman Helen Craven and guest Miss Jewell Davis of North Main Baptist Church provided special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Training Union
J. E. Hedrick
Green Street Baptist Church
Walter Erissman
Esther Ray Wilson
Doris Rae McNeill
P. E. Grubb
Margaret Messinney
Mildred Chatham
Miss Daisy Shaw
Harry Wester
Ricard Church
Mary Lou Rainey
Mary Na Coffee
L. J. Rainey
A. L. McGee
Story Hour
John Miles
B. C. Mixon
Itermediate
J. C. Saunders
Dorothy House
E. M. Blakeley
Helen Craven
Jewell Davis
North Main
Major League Leaders Highlights Across Leagues
The season summary lists top performers in both leagues. American League leaders include Stirnweiss New York with 114 runs and 183 hits, Etten New York with 19 home runs, and Lanerene Detroit with 24 stolen bases. National League leaders feature Musial St. Louis with 181 hits and 104 runs, Nicholson Chicago with 32 home runs, Barrett Pittsburgh with 24 stolen bases, and Wilks St. Louis with 15 wins and 3 losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
Boston
Stirnweiss
New York
Stephens
St. Louis
Boudreau
Cleveland
Etten
Stirnweils
Walker
Brooklyn
Musial
Nicholson
Chicago
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Wilks
Hicks at Maxwell Field Cadet Officer Training
Aviation Cadet Marville T. Hicks Jr of 322 W Russell St has been named cadet officer and begins pie ce training at Maxwell Field Alabama. Richard F E Bennett of Clinton Tennessee son of former city residents has been promoted to sergeant and served overseas a year with the quartermaster section HQ command in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. E. Bennett
Richard FE. Bennett
Clinton, Tenn
Lewis E. Bennett
Bennett
Headquarters Command
London
Combat Man Keesler Field Report and RAF Oak Leaf Award
Pvt Howard C Stewart of High Point near Biloxi is completing the first training leg for dual combat air crew duties. Staff Sergeant William G Kennerly of High Point receives the first oak leaf cluster to the air medal for dangerous aerial gunner missions with the RAF heavy bombardment group in Italy. Kennerly, 20, a High Point High School graduate, enlisted at Camp Croft South Carolina on October 19, 1941, and has flown missions against eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Miss
Howard C. Stewart
B. C. Stewart
Rt. 2
High Point
15TH
RAF
Italy
William G. Kennerly
W. C. Kennerly
Chandler Street
Theaf
Maly
J. Kennerly
High Point High School
Camp Croft
S. Car
Europe
Experts at Peninsula Base Head Quarters Italy
Sgt. John H. Payne of High Point North Carolina exemplifies Yankee ingenuity as he keeps vehicles rolling at the Peninsular Base Section serving Fifth Army and Air Force units in Italy. Promotions at Fort Benning include Robert Rankin and Donald Freeman, both High Point locals, advancing ranks and joining the same detachment. Yates of High Point promoted to private first class with the 91st Infantry Division in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peninsular Base
Italy
John H. Payne
High Point
North Carolina
Payne
Lt. Payne
Peninsular
Fifth Army
U. S. Air Force
Navy
Fort Benning
Robert Blair Rankin
Donald L. Freeman
Sgt. Rankin
A. M. Rankin
Church Street
Pfe
Freeman
O. H. Freeman
Fourth Street
High Point College
Post Headquarters
High Point Enterprise
Pfc
Rankin
Pic. Freeman
Post Food Service
Hillcrest Throwing Company
Sgt
Jones & Peacock, Inc
Chester V. Yates
Maggie H. Yates
Rt. 3
91St Infantry Division
Local Service Members Earn Ranks and Honors
Promoted to first lieutenant is Bach Jr son of E E Sensenbach of 629 Colonial Drive after training at Big Spring Bombardier School Texas. Pvt Alves F Asbury son of Mrs J M Asbury High Point will graduate from B 24 Liberator mechanics at Keesler Field. Technical Sergeant Dewey F Hill son of J E Hill Jamestown awarded first bronze oak leaf cluster to the air medal for meritorious flight. 91st division including High Point men reaches Arno River and Pisa outskirts. Staff Sergeant Thurman H Scearce of High Point reports to Great Falls Montana. Technical Sergeant John R Summers Jr son of Archdale promoted at Foster General Hospital Jackson Mississippi. Mexican and Spanish republicans discuss conference in Mexico City to coordinate refugee activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Bombadier School
Big Spring School
Keesler Field
Biloxi
Miss
Army Air Forces Training Command
Pvt
Alves F. Asbury
J. M. Asbury
English Street
High Point
Isthaaf
Italy
Dewey F. Hill
J. E. Hill
Jamestown
Sgt. Hill
Hill
Air Force
Allied Force
91St
5Th Army
Arno
Pisa
Clarence G. Ward
W. T. Ward
Rt. 1
91St Division
Fifth Army
North Africa
Ward
Great Falls
Mont
Thurman H. Scearce
7Th
Air Transport Command
Thurman Scearce
D. L. Scearce
Park Street
Dare to Love A Guide to Love as Discipline and Service
A reflective address on love as a discipline rather than ecstasy, urging self devotion and personal growth. It argues love requires sacrifice, framing it as a covenant with life’s forces and a venture that elevates the giver. It cautions against seeking returns and stresses genuine devotion.
Bold Lead Alters Six Spade Contract Outcome
In a six spade contract with South as declarer, West abandons orthodox heart leads and opens a low heart. South misreads, plays the jack from dummy, and the subtle misplay hinges on North's five notrump call. West's aggressive start creates chances to rattle South and claim tricks through a strategic lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
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Madeline Hoover
S. Harry Crawford
Atridge
Elwood Cafe
USO
Minnie Lee
Steedane Dames
Helen Wright
Try Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main St
Tel
Guilford
Main St
TOP Delivery Company
West Aroac
W. G. Kirkman
S. H. .‘Iller
Carthage
Siscolle cLeod
Thomasville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Cotrouno
G.A. Foster
Foster
M.D
Mrs. Forrest
Altrusa Board
B'Nat
Israel Ladies Aid
Stephens Bible
H. W. McCain
Johnson Tig Ineer Reguar
Grayson
TE. Hedrick
BTU
Major League
Associated Press
Lanerene
Detroit
G.L
William E. Chickering
Army Postal Service
Lindsley F Kimball
National War Fund
War Department
Elmer E. Sensen
Mexico City
INS
Mexico
Diego Martinez Barrio
Jose Jiral
Chamber of Ministers
Indalecio Prieto
Alvaro de _Albornoz
Felix Gordon Ordas
Carlos Espla
Josephine Culbertson
Ue Es
Walla
Dunninger
W.T. the Blue Network
CTA
Wwe
Rogers
E. Commerce St
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