McCall Teague Honor Hinshaw At Farewell Party
Miss Hinshaw received high score prize a compact and a leather billfold at a farewell party hosted by Misses McCall and Peggy Teague at 639 Co Drive. Sara Hutchens won bath powder as runner up and Gloria Ilderton got a linen handkerchief for low score. Guests included Jo Ingram Sara Hutchens Gloria Siderton Betty Jean Bales Jeanne Rankin Sarah Wray Virginia Hurt Betty Deane Knox and Mrs Mary Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Hutchens
Gloria Ilderton
Miss Hinshaw
Jo Ingram
Gloria Siderton
Betty Jean Bales
Jeanne Rankin
Sarah Wray
Virginia Hurt
Betty Deane Knox
Mary Bernard
Altrusa Delegates Elected for District Meeting in Columbia
Abernathy elected delegate to the Second District Altrusa meeting in Columbia South Carolina October 27 28 Ballard chosen alternate. The group met at the Sheraton dining room with Mrs Ky presiding and guests Miss Coltrane and Miss Mary Ballard. Nominations announced for district officers include Mrs Fitzgerald of Columbia for governor Mrs Emma Billingsley Santa Ga for governor and others for vice governor district secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernathy
High Point Altrusa
Columb
Ballard
Ember
Sheraton
Miss *T Coltrane
Mary Ballard
Fitzgerald
Columbia
Emma Billingsley Santa
Grossman
Baltimore
Harriett Chase
Ion
D. C
Mary Lou Rothrock Point
Ruth Rob
Huntington
West Va
Ila B. Carter
Martinsville
Tuesday Evening Club Opens Fall With Notable Meeting
The Tuesday Evening Garden club held its first fall meeting with fifteen members and one visitor. Reports by Mrs. Gordy and Mrs. Forrest covered the Blowing Rock meeting of the state director of garden clubs. The group supported an October Harvest Festival with High Point Council of garden clubs. Mrs. Hamlin outlined fall garden tasks and Mrs. Forrest lauded Georgia’s first garden club founded in August 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hamlin
Fred Gordy
Sherwood Forrest
Blowing Rock
Forrest
Fred Bartlett
High Point Council
Tden Clubs
Hamlin
America
Georgia
Miss Catherine Via Becomes Hospital Staff Aide in England
Mrs Edward Wertz reports Catherine Via of Wadesboro has become a hospital staff aide in England. The former medical technician at Camp Crawford did recreational work in a British hospital after earlier roles at Charlotte Medical Building and Anson County Sanatorium. Via joined the Red Cross foreign service in February 1944 and has been in England since last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wertz
Catherine Via
Wadesboro
England
Miss Via
Camp Crawford
High Point
Wertz
Clair Conner
Converse College
Spartanburg
S. C
Red Cross For Foreign Service
Charlotte
Anson County Sanatorium
Dr Happer Talks On India Before Methodist Women
Dr Gladys Happer, back from India, spoke at a joint dinner of the Woman's Society of Christian Service and Wesleyan Service Guild at the First Methodist Church on India’s culture, invasions, princely states, and British India’s 11 provinces. She described political parties led by Congress and the All India Muslim League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Happer
India
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Happer
Philadelphia
Britain
British India
Congress Party
All India Meslem Ague
Harry B. Monroe
Belvin Moore
Worth Ivey
Gorrell Payne
J. R. Meredith
James Ellington
Ross Davis
Social calendar items show fall activities and events
The column lists multiple social events this week: Girl Scout Council kickoff at the YWCA chaired by Mrs. Charles F. Carroll Jr. Beta Pi club meeting at 651 North Main for officer elections. Emerywood Country Club family night dinner. YWCA board meeting at Adams Memorial building. Miss Harville bride-elect bridg e party at 120 Thurston Street. bi weekly gin rummy at Emerywood with Mr. and Mrs. Farr Phillips. USO dance at YMCA gym. USO buffet suppers at Elwood cafe dining room for service members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Council
YWCA
Charles F. Carroll, Jr
Beta Pi Club
Clara Steele Harcourt
North Main Street
Emerywood Country Club
The
Adams Memorial
Dorothy Miller
W Alfreda Hardie
Bridge
Harville
Thurston Street
Tville Garden Clubs Plan For Piedmont Meeting
Thomasville hosts October session as three local clubs share duties for decor invitations and luncheon. Spinsters club marks eighth anniversary with a Cliffside cabin weekend including a wiener roast worship and snapshots. WAVEs guests Lt Mary Leech Bales Ensign Bernice Rustad and Jeanne Leech honored at home of Mr and Mrs Bales with outdoor supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
South Piedmont Garden Clubs
C. L. White
Little Gardens Club
Friendly Club
Thomasville Garden Club
Sam Elliott
Walter Loftin
G. W. Bodenheimer
R. W. Crews
C. R. Reed
Thomasville Club
Claiborne Pennington
Lee Tuttle
Ben Harris
Little Garden Club
Spinsters Club
Cliffside Cabin
Salem Street
Lois Clinard
Lawrence Jarrett
Gilbert Primm
Elizabeth Carr
C. E. Rozzelle
High Point
Irene Stone
Shirley Tysinger
Ted Davis
Alice Cox
Mary Leech Bales
Bernice Rustad
the Waves
Washington
Jeanne Leech
Bales
Live Oak
Fla
Miss Harville to be Honored in Bridge Party Soon
Miss Dorothy Miller and Miss Alfreda Hardie plan a bridge party Friday at Miss Miller’s home 120 Thurston Street. The event honors Miss Wanda Harville whose engagement to Pvt Frank Belcastro was announced. Four tables of bridge expected, play begins at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Harville
Frank Belcastro
Dorothy Miller
Alfreda Hardie
Miss Miller
Thurston Street
Springfield Groups Honor Harold D. Hadley
Harold D. Hadley, minister at Springfield Friends church, was honored at a gathering hosted by the Workers Council and church classes on the Asheboro road before he leaves to study at Harvard. About seventy five guests attended the evening with a Brunswick stew supper and gifts presented to him. A later note mentions a tool auction in Ashland, Ohio, by the AAA for War Food Administration surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold D. Hadley
Springfield Friends Church
Harvard University
Workers Council
Clara I. Cox and Brotherhood
Chester C. Haworth
Asheboro Road
Hadley
Ashland
Ohio
AAA
War Food Administration
Ladies' Bridge Winners Named at Emerywood Club
The weekly ladies bridge event at Emerywood Country Club yesterday morning named North-South winners Mesdames E. T. Howard and J. T. Ryan and East-West winners Mesdames Harold Bennett and Laurence Ingram. Contract high scorer was Mrs. I. Paul Ingle. Runners-up and second scores were listed for both directions, with a large table repast served after play. An upcoming gin rummy party at the club Friday at eight labeled by hosts Mr. and Mrs. Karl Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
C. G. Mackintosh
E. T. Howard
J.T. Ryan
Harold Bennett
Laurance Ingram
I. Paul Ingle
C.S. Beaver
F. T. Wilhite
Mesdames
W. P. Hazelwood
O. C. Durland
Jane Baucum
Joanne Sechrest
Frank Sizemore
J. S. Welborn
Be the sweetheart of the junior miss set pattern 4548
Pattern 4548 describes a heart jumper with a snug waist dirndl blouse in junior miss sizes from 9 to 18. Requires 21 4 yards of 35 inch nap fabric for size 13 and another 39 inch pattern yard for blouse. send twenty cents to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept for details and address pattern number 4548.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West Lith St
New York
N. Y
Allen Jay PTA Head Urges Jamestown Meeting Attendance
Mrs. W. D. Cornelison, vice president of the Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association, asks Allen Jay parents to attend the County PTA Council meeting in Jamestown on Friday, September 15 at 10 AM. The school has won the attendance cup two years running and many more parents are needed this year due to mileage considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Cornelison
Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
Allen Jay
P.T.A. Council
Jamestown
Allen Jay School
Contract Ridge Contract Ridge Placing the Lead
The declarer navigates a long path to place the lead as South dealer. With West opening clubs, he gains by beating back hearts and drawing trumps, then ruffing and reentering dummy. South survives West’s defensive options by careful discard strategy and avoiding spade finesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
Hobson
South
George R. Brown Speaks to YWCA Business Club
Retired Methodist minister Dr. George R. Brown was guest speaker before the YWCA Business and Professional club at the Adams Memorial building. The talk, conducted as an interview with chair Miss Elizabeth Rives, covered his ministry and experiences. Twenty six members and one visitor, Mrs. LeVant Brown, attended with Miss Lillian Marlowe hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Brown
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Brown
Ram
Elizabeth Rives
Elizabeth Hedrick
LeVant Brown
Lillian Marlowe
Mrs Bragg and Trio Honored at Thomasville Supper
Mrs Earl Bragg a local music instructor and her trio the Jarrett sisters were guests at a Brunswick Stow at Walter Mathas and Ray Underwood home in Thomasville. She will teach one day a week this season and the group will perform in Raleigh Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bragg
Jarrett Sisters
Brunswick
Walter Mathas
Ray Underwood
Thomasville
Military Authorities Take Soldier's Case in Court Martial
Salisbury report says Camp Mackall paratrooper Earl C Pederson is in military custody for court martial after a grand jury indicted him for rape. Civil and military authorities agreed yesterday to have the army handle the case arising from an alleged attack on an overseas officer in a local hotel early Monday.
Miss Doris Robbins Returns to Presbyterian Hospital
Doris Robbins returns to Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte after two weeks with her parents on Louise Avenue. She will attend Queens College this year and will receive a Bachelor of Science degree next spring and assist the hospital instructor of student nurses. Barbara Hazelwood leaves for Bristol to resume studies at Sullins College for her second year. Erma Suits returns from Washington to resume teaching in Thomasville schools after summer work with Army Air Force at Gravely Point. Bruce Carraway returns to High Point after a week in Washington, D C on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Robbins
Presbyterian Hospital
Charlotte
T. C. Robbins
Louise Avenue
Barbara Hazelwood
W. P. Hazelwood
Westwood
Bristol
Sullins College
Erma Suits
Washington, D. C
Edw. Suits
Thomasville
Miss Suits
Army Air Force Headquarters
Gravely Point
Washington
Birth of son Danny Lee Black announced
Pfc and Mrs H M Black announce the birth of a son Danny Lee on September 3 in Boules ward at High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Black is the former Miss Robbie Justice of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Lake
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Kate Bryant
Edwin Bennison
Greensboro
Kenneth Ellington
Edward Updegrove
Emma Halstrom
Chicago
Pfc
H. M. Black
Danny Lee
Boules Ward
High Point Memorial Hospital
Chi-Ches-Ters Pills Promise Relief For Period Pain
An advertisement touts Chi-Ches-Ters Pills as a remedy for menstrual pain and muscular tension. It claims iron content builds blood and suggests starting three days before a period, selling at 50 cents a box.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Es McCall
Teague
Honor Hinshaw
Trusans
Julia Groves
Salisbury
Lillian Massey
Mary Lou Rothrock
Leary
Minnie Lee Steed
James Helen Wright
Ty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty
Main St
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
Registration Desk
MR. Jones
McAlpin
Pennsylvania Station
Times Square
Hotel M‘alpin
Broadway
34Th Street
Knott
John J. Woelfle
Mana
Dr. Happer
United States
Elwood Cafe
USO
Tville
Piedmont Meeting
Misses Miller
Hardie
Springfield
Ee Omams
Anne Adams
Pta
Geo. R. Brown
Ywca Business Club
Eckerd’s
Andies
Dunhill Lighters
FOX Hole
Bruce H. Carraway
Bean's Shoe Shop
South Main Street
North Main ST
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