Social Calendar Opens Busy Week Across Clubs
The Sedgefield Huntholds its first meeting of the year in the clubroom to elect officers. Mrs. F L Watford hosts at Winston-Salem road home for Miss Wagger. Emerywood Club hosts a ladies bridge at the clubhouse with Mrs. Casey as hostess. Garden clubs meet at several homes with speakers and programs. The Y W C A Junior Service League inaugurates Fall program at the Y W C A. Alexander Martin DAR hosts state regent Mrs Wilkes Jr. Good Will Garden Club and Burbank Garden Club hold meetings. Eastern Star initiates four candidates at Masonic Hall. A Walter bride-elect is honored at a Colonial Drive party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
F. L. Watford
Winston-Salem Road
Wagger
Emerywood Club
Paul W. Casey
High Point Garden Club
D. R. Parker
Woodbrook Court
Mesdames
J. D. Cox
W. B. McEwen
G. D. Pettibone
Ington Street
Preston B. Wilkes, Jr
Charlotte
Good Will Garden Club
G. K. Loftin
Montlieu Avenue
C. E. Rozzelle
H. P. Morrison
Burbank
A. Herman
Wal Ger
Colonial Drive
Family Night Dinner at Emerywood Country Club
The Family Night dinner will be observed at Emerywood Country Club from 6 30 to 8 p m Reservations must be made by noon on that date with the club handling the arrangements for attendees and seating Availability may be limited and early responses are advised.
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Emerywood Country Club
Evening bridge party at Emerywood Country Club
Priday 7 34 P M the first Fall bridge party will be a dessert bridge hosted by Mr and Mrs Joseph T Weaver at Emerywood Country Club at 7 15 P M an official staff meeting of SO hostess senior and junior at Elwood Cafe will last thirty minutes all who have not attended a staff meeting are expected to attend
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Emerywood Country Club
Joseph T. Weaver
Elwood Cafe
USO Dance at YMCA Gym for Service Men
The weekly USO event is set for Saturday at 8 15 P M at the YMCA gym. John Peddicord and his band will provide the music for the service men attending.
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John Peddicord
Warlick Goerner Wedding Plans Changed to Texas
Miss Mabel Warlick and Pvt Hugh Karl Goerner will marry in a Texas Methodist church on Sept 18 replacing the earlier Oct date. Maid of honor is Miss Virginia Hunt of Knoxville with bridesmaids Miss Ann Chappell and Mrs E W Pipkin Jr. Other attendants canceled. Warlick, a High Point College staff member, and Goerner, stationed at North Camp Hood Texas, were both tied to area families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Warlick
Hugh Karl Goerner
Waco
Texas
High Point
Miss Warlick
Virginia Hunt
Knoxville
Tenn
Hunt
John Thomas Warlick
Shelby
High Point College
Pvt. Goerner
Woodridge
N. J
North Camp Hood
Lassiter Royal Vows Spoken In South Mills
Miss Virginia Lassiter married James Grayson Royal in South Mills on September 6. Rev. J. F. Etheridge officiated the ring ceremony. The bride wore a navy suit and sweetheart rose corsage with attendant Miss Betty O'Brien of New York City. Best man was Luther F. McCormick of Pelly Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Lassiter reside at 309 Sunset Drive and now live in Stuart Gardens Newport News after a wedding trip to Virginia Beach and Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Lassiter
James Grayson Royal
South Mills
J. F. Etheridge
Betty O'Brien
New York City
Luther F. McCormick
Pelly
Texas
Royal
T. M. Lassiter
Sunset Drive
Kernersville
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Stuart Gardens
Newport News
Ladies' Golf Day At Emerywood Club Tomorrow
Emerywood Country Club hosts a ladies golf day tomorrow with play beginning at 1 p.m. The first round of the ladies' club championship will be completed the following day.
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Emerywood Country Club
Home And Garden Club Meeting Scheduled For Wednesday
The Home and Garden Club will meet Wednesday morning at 8 45 for a business session at Mrs Louis Heiligs home on Rotary River.
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Home and Garden Club
Louis Heilig
Rotary Rive
Greenberg Child Entertained At Birthday Party
Libby Greenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Greenberg celebrated her second birthday with a party at 601 W Far ris avenue at 4 pm guests including Marsha Greenberg Betsy Jacobs Bunny Jacobs Patricia Gilbert Carole Taylor Martin Taylor Paul Fine Norman Sammett Irvin Hyman Stewart Sobel and visitors Dennis Stuman and Eileen Roberta Chinn. About 25 family friends attended with games a color themed room party cake ice cream punch and gifts of books and balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libby Tilles Greenberg
Louis Greeberg
Marsha Greenberg
Libby
Greenberg
W. Farris Avenue
Stanley Hermann
Betsy
Bunny Jacobs
Patricia Gilbert
Carole
Martin Taylor
Paul Fine
Norman Sammett
Irvin Hyman
Stewart Sobel
Dennis Stuman
Greensboro
Eileen Roberta Chinn
Salisbury
Home Front Forecast Gardener urged to start compost pile now
Washington reports urge Victory gardeners to begin a compost pile using leaves tops and scraps. The Agriculture Department offers simple instructions from Beltsville Maryland. Also notes on fabric materials for wartime use and canned clams price changes and holiday packing tips.
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Wan Ann Stevick
NEA
Washington
Victory
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Plant Industry
Beltsville
Mrs Geo M Flowe Heads to Tallahassee for Winter
Mrs Geo M Flowe, after a stay with friends in High Point and a summer in Falmouth Massachusetts, leaves today to join her husband Corporal Geo M Flowe in Tallahassee Florida for the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Flowe
High Point
Falmouth
Mass
Tallahassee
Fla
Cpl
McKENNEY ON BRIDGE Championship team prevails in open event
In the world championship teams event, top seeds reached the semi finals for the first time, with the leading quartet reaching the finals and the first seed winning. Charles H. Goren, John R. Crawford, Sidney Silodor, Howard Schenken, and Ed Hymes Jr form the champion squad defeating Sobel Roth Fishbein Becker by one point. Crawford claimed six spades on a key hand as dummy's ace of clubs opened the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
John R. Crawford
Sidney Silodori
Philadelphia
Howard
Weed Mart Opening Is Rather Shaky
The 1943 tobacco sales opened with unofficial averages from 35 to 41 cents for mostly medium grade leaf amid dry hot weather. State officials urged slow movement to market while Governor Brougton advised delaying harvest to preserve labor for food crops. Markets across belts showed some satisfaction though ceilings remained at 41 cents per pound. A meeting of Tobacco Association of the United States sales committee was called in Raleigh to assess conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
State Agriculture Department
Littte
Broughton
Office of Price Administration
The
Tobacco Association of the United
John G. Boatwright
Danville
Norman M. Schaum
War shipping to North Africa tops earlier French front
To date more tonnage has been shipping from the United States to the North African front alone in this War than was shipped all together to the AEF in France during the previous period.
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United States
AEK
France
Jeffress Case Heads Toward Supreme Court
In Greensboro on September 13 4 the Edwin B Jeffress incompetency case moved toward the state supreme court. A superior court jury ruled Jeffress president of the Greensboro News Company incompetent to manage affairs. His lawyers gave notice of appeal and Judge Allen H Gwyn of Reidsville granted 40 days to perfect the appeal and 30 days for the answer. Jeffress had petitioned to be declared competent and to discharge Mrs Jeffress as trustee, a role she held since 1934 during his critical illness.
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Greensboro
Edwin B. Jeffress
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Jeffress
Greensboro News Company
Allen H. Gwyn
Reidsville
Woman Counts Pennies for War Bond in Hartford
Mrs Florence Rosnick offered to buy a five dollar war bond in Hartford but only had pennies. Twenty wardens counted out three thousand seven hundred fifty pennies to complete the fifty dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Florence Rosnick
Never Again Say War Wives of Full Time Housekeeping
Ruth Millett reports on service wives who followed husbands across posts and gave up heavy housekeeping. They found life can be fun with simple gatherings, paper napkins, and less cleaning. They vow not to chase perfect housekeeping, choosing companionship and happiness over rigid duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mille
Ruth Millett
Joneses
Nurses Bear Birds Through Airsickness
Lieut John H. Fulling, veteran of South Pacific wars, tended two rare cagous seabirds gifted by New Caledonian officials. He carried them from the Pacific to Washington, reading ornithology texts and building a cocoanut-tree box, then flew to a base and onto a ship. The birds grew distressed during the plane flight, keeping him sleepless through the night.
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Denver
John H. Fulling
Tulsa
Okla
War Department
Smithsonian Institute
Falling
Washington, D.C
United States
Silent Red Man Mockery at Pocatello Draft Board
In Pocatello Idaho the induction board questioned a young Indian who muttered for a gag to the old board captain asking about the idea of an ugh mug. The captain learned the Indians were educated and the man sighed that the gag nearly worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Induction Board
Solon Pushes Veterans’ First Crack at War Materials
Washington Sept 13 Chairman Patman proposes veterans receive first access to surplus war materials to start business. The plan includes three months full pay with dependents, 26 weeks unemployment insurance, mandatory hiring of disabled veterans by firms with 100+ employees, and surplus property used to form veteran small businesses. It also seeks large farm loan funding under Bankhead Jones to promote veteran acquisition of farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patman
House
Small Business Committee
Texas
Roosevelt
Congress
War Plants Corporation
Bankhead- Jones
Pattern 548 and 4548 Lingerie Patterns Advertised
Anne Niams describes pattern 548 a slim soda-straw slip with straight cut panels and comfortable panties. Pattern 4548 offered in multiple misses sizes with fabric yardage given. Also lists pattern 4554 for girls and instructions to order from Pattern Department, 243 West 17th St New York, with coin prices and free add-ons.
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High Poikt Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Want Ads Turn Rhetoric in Chicago Help Wanted
Chicago readers see a shift in help wanted ads from stern bids to friendly lines. Samples promise fun, music, and stable pay with benefits, while touts like radio work offer 123 dollars monthly, day shifts, overtime pay, and retirement plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tommy Dorsey
Harry James
Actress Frances Farmer Released From Private Sanitarium
Actress Frances Farmer, released yesterday from the private sanitarium where she had been treated by court order since January, is traveling with her mother Mrs Lillian Farmer to the latter's home in Seattle Washington. The court order followed her arrest on a dimout driving charge.
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Los Angeles
Frances Farmer
Lillian Farmer
Seattle
Wash
Psalm of Hope in Times of War and Fear
A reflective tribute cites Psalm 130 as solace for wartime suffering. It contrasts King David’s humanity with modern turmoil, urging forgiveness, humility, and a shared duty to seek light, reduce hatred, and foster love across color creed and class.
New Instructors Join Guilford College Faculty
Guilford College appoints Rosalie C. Aitken of Worth Florida and Jewell Conrad Edgerton of Guilford College to the faculty for the coming year. Aitken will teach piano and organ. she holds a bachelor of music degree in organ from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and has certificates in piano and voice. She has taught music privately in Lake Worth over the past year.
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Guilford College
Rosalie C. Aitken
Worth
Fla
Jewell Conrad Edgerton
Miss Aitken
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Lake Worth
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Priday
Lassiter
Trinity Methodist Church
Vernon Peace
Trinity
U. S. Defense Program
David Chains Dancing
North Main Street
Studiers
McKenney
By William EB. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Crawford
South Pass
Weed Mart
Supreme Court
Solon
By Anne Niams
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Israel
David
Pacific
Italy
Guilford
Adlerika
High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept
N.Y
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