Bridal Courtesy for Mrs Noblitt Featured in Lexington
Lexington on September 14 featured Mrs Jack Noblitt in a bridge party hosted by Miss Margaret Sparger and Miss Addie Fulton at Miss Sparger s West Second Avenue home. Prizes went to Miss Marguerite Ebelein and Mrs Eugene Snyder while the traveling prize was won by Mrs Fred Elkin Jr Crystal gifts and a three tier wedding cake decked with a miniature bride and groom centered the dining table Attending guests included Mrs Jack Noblitt and numerous friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Margaret Sparger
Addie Fulton
Sparger
West Second Avenue
Jack Noblid
Margaret Miller
Marguerite Ebelein
Eugene Snyder
Fred Elkin
Crystal
Fulton
Jack Noblitt
Aliss Mary Jane Hackney
Henry C. Miller
Rush Davis
Ralph Smith
Ed Younes
Jacqueline Miller
Anna Green
Marilyn White
B.C. Young
Bill Zacuary
J.P. Costner
Zeb Green
Meta Baker
Claudia Baker
Arriwona Shoaf
Anne Adams jumper pattern 4222 for children
The minimum fabric and sewing time are noted for Anne Adams jumper pattern 4222. It describes pattern parts, back buttoning, bright blouse contrast, and available child sizes 2 to 8. Includes yardage and ordering details with address for The Flag Point Enterprise Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Nnne Adams
Fligh Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
WE THE WOMEN By Ruth Millet War era ideas miss real woman power
A wartime column urges women to seize new job opportunities and travel beyond hometowns. It argues that returning servicemen will favor nurses and WAACs over stay-at-home workers, and that bold, diverse experiences will make women more capable and appealing after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millet
Ruth Milletting
Johnny Doughbox
WAAC
Girl Reserve Opens Year With Tea Event
The Y W C A Girl Reserve committee led by Mrs. A H Whitley Jr will host an informal tea at Adams Memorial building Wednesday at 4:30 PM. Mrs A Scott Parker Jr will direct the event with Miss Lucille Browne presiding in Mrs Whitley’s absence. Reorganization for the new year of fourteen local Girl Reserve clubs will occur within the week, announced Miss Susannah Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve Committee
A. H. Whitley, Jr
Adams Memorial
Girl Reserve
A. Scott Parker, Jr
Lucille Browne
Whitley
Children's Service Bureau
A. Durant
C. EB. Lehmann
Marjorie
Yumimel
Susannah Thomas
Mrs Stone Weds Marion Robert Craven At Home
In a quiet ceremony at 1617 Long Street yesterday Mrs Gillie Gammon Stone married Marion Robert Craven of Winston Salem. Officiating was Rev Virgil Willard of the Primitive Baptist Church. The bride wore defense blue with black accessories and sweetheart roses. Mrs Craven is widow of R T Stone and he is a retired farmer from near Winston-Salem. They will reside at 1617 Long Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillie Gammon Stone
Marion Robert Craven
Winston-Salem
Long Street
Virgil Willard
Primitive Baptist Church
City Christian Endeavor Union Meets Tomorrow
The High Point City Union of Christian Endeavor Societies holds its annual rally Tuesday evening September 15 at eight o'clock at Archdale Friends Church. The Welch Memorial society will chair the social hour and each society should send many representatives. Miss Ruth Payne city union president and Miss Blaise Best will discuss their trip to Mexico with photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point City Union
Christian Endeavor Societies
Archdale Friends Church
Welch Memorial Society
Ruth Payne
Blaise Best
Mexico
Keith Clark Hosts Ninth Birthday Party at Franklin Street
Mrs. E. W. Clark entertained numerous children at a home party on Franklin Street to honor her son Keith on his ninth birthday. Games and contests were held with prizes awarded to Devon Clark and Hor ace Poole. Guests enjoyed an iced course in the dining room with covers set for Shirly Hicks, Billy Hicks, Frank Hicks, Margie Clark, Barbara Hurst, Kenneth Steele, Tommy Bailey, Virginia Delappe and James Tlayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Clark
Franklin Street
Keith
Devon Clark
Horace Poole
Shirly Hicks
Billy and
Frank Hicks
Margie Clark
Barbara Hurst
Kenneth Steele
Tommy Bailey
Virginia Delappe
James Tlayes
Sons and Daughters of Liberty Meet Tonight
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty hold a regular meeting tonight at the hall on Commiecree Street. Members are urged to attend as plans for a weekend party will be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters OF Liberty
Sons and Daughters At
Liberty
Commiecree Street
Bos
Social Calendar for Emerywood Club and Local Groups
Tuesday events include a ladies bridge luncheon at Emerywood Country Club with Mrs L W Flythe hosting and a 1 pm Y W C A membership talk by Arthur Neve. Other gatherings cover Fat luncheon by Mrs W W Gluyas, WB C T G meeting at Mrs Barker’s, and a V F W Auxiliary meeting. Wednesday features a garden club session and Girl Reserve committee start at the Y building. Thursday hosts Family Night dinner at Emerywood Club with advance reservations. Friday hosts alumnae tea for WCUNC and an evening membership party at the Emerywood Club with guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Arthur Neve
Community Chest
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. W. Gluyas
Greenway Drive
American Legion Auxiliary
Blair Park
W. J. Bennett
Dave Croker
N. L. Garner
T. J. Greer
C. B. Hall
Reid Marsh
J. C. Welch
G. W. Sutton
Cleo Sartin
Burbank
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Emerswood Country Club
Woman's College, University of North Carolina
Greensboro
H. W. McCain
Johnson Street
Clara Byrd
WCUNC
Rachel Clifford
Wcuwnc
Emerywood Country Club
Afr
Bruce Conrad
Go To College Party Honors Departing Students
Jamestown Young People group hosted a party at the Methodist Church recreation room to honor students headed to college and work. Ruth Thornton and Evelyn McKinney return to Woman's College Greensboro, Betty Lynn Williard to Salem College Winston-Salem, Martha Bundy to Washington, and Norris Frazier with Sidney Ray will study in the Midwest. The Jamestown faculty was also honored by the PTA at a Wiener roast at High Point Recreation Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Methodist Church
Ruth Thornton
Evelyn McKinney
Woman's College
Greensboro
Betty Lynn Williard
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Martha Bundy
Washington
Norris Frazier
Sidney Ray
Mid West
Jamestown School
Parent-Teacher Association
High Point City Recreation Park
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Meeting Tomorrow
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular session tomorrow evening at the hall, per an announcement this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art of the Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Death of Grandfather Calls Miss Biggs to Laurel Hill
Miss Lacy Biggs of Raeford and High Point era family notices. She was recalled Sunday by the death of her grandfather Broom of Laurel Hill. Burial is to be Tuesday at Laurel Hill at two o'clock in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Biggs
High Point
Raeford
Broom
Laurel Trill
Two Oelock
Laurel Hill
Sherman Perdue Vows in Washington City
Mrs Armade Blake Sherman of Washington D C and Luther A Perdue of High Point and Washington were married Wednesday evening September 9 at nine o'clock at the home of Rev Beckett 1413 Hamilton Street Washington The bride wore wine velvet with white gardenia corsage Attended by her daughter Virginia Sherman the groom by his brother J P Perdue who is visiting before entering the United States Army A reception followed at 2618 Rhode Island Avenue N E the home of Mr and Mrs Fulton where the couple will reside
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armede Blake Sherman
Washington
D. C
Luther A. Perdue
High Point
Rev. Beckett
Hamilton Street
Washington D. C
Virginia Sherman
J. P. Perdue
United States Army
Mrr Perdue
Jane Perdue
Willowbrook Street
John Perdue
High Point ML
Carl Myers
J.finstine
Dorothy Readyall
Fulton
Rhode Island Avenue N.E
Perdure
Frey Aims Legacy With Third Major Victory This Year
Bridge figure Richard L. Frey, longtime Four Aces member and world championship Masters team of four titleist, pursues a continued record chase this year after securing his third major win to date. Earlier performances mark a dominant season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Frey
Four Aces
Duplicate-Both val. KK in Vanderbilt Cup and Eastern States titles
Frey wins many points by speculative doubles in a hand where he sat West. With East overcalling at one level, three clubs seems set, yet the body of East’s hand is strong while North’s is weak. Declarer went down 1100 points after a poor defense and play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frey
West
East
North
Declarer
People and families in Knoxville area notes
Community items from SOS Wise Street and neighborhood: Mrs Lovelace and EF C Lovelace Sr. are visited at the bed side by Merce and Mrs G Lovelace. Mrs PLP Wilson of Leaksville visits sister Mrs F C Sharp on Carrick Avenue. Mr and Mrs J Knox Harrington visit mother in law Mrs W E L Hargett. Harrington to lead school and Mrs Harrington to teach primary. Mrs J B Wardell returns from Burrus Memorial Hospital after an operation. Ben Cooper Jr leaves for Riverside Gainsville Ga to matriculate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merce
Mrs. G. Lovelace
Sos Wise Street
Knoxville
Tertm
Wheer
Mr. Lovelace
EF. C. Lovelace
Plp. Wilson
Leaksville
F.C. Sharp
Carrick Avenue
J. Knox Harrington
W. E L. Hargett
Philadelphia
N.C
Harrington
J. B Wardell
Kennedy Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Fall color and style surge from California designers
Hollywood reports Los Angeles fall fashion showings feature bold color themes with red, coral, pink, black and natural undyed tones. Emphasis on wearability and practicality, with velveteens, corduroys, and rayon silks headlining. Classic suits dominate, while modern shirtmaker and play clothes gain attention, including a bone-buttoned natural rabbit hair ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Lowrance
NEA
Hollywood
California
Los Angeles
Wales
Lucille Bail
Lucille
Ginny Simms
Jane Wyatt
Temperance Group To Meet At Mrs Barker Home
The decal unit of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at Mrs J. C. Barker's home 308 Oitteray Drive Tuesday afternoon at three thirty o'clock. Members are expected to be present at its time, it is stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. C. Barker
Oitteray Drive
Substance as Lesson Theme in Churches on Sunday
Christian Science churches and societies observed a September 13 service focused on the topic Substance. The Golden Text cited Psalms 135:13 about God’s enduring name and memorial across generations. The Lesson-Sermon included Mark 2:28-31 and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy on God as substance and man as spiritual image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
West End Baptist Class Will Meet Tuesday Night
The Le L. I class of West End Baptist Church will meet Tuesday night at eight oclock at the home of Miss Alma White and Miss Thelma White 210 Redding Street for its regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le L. 1
West End Baptist Church
Alma
Thelma White
Redding Street
Miss Lydia Green Smith Weds Mr Slack in Baltimore
The notice clarifies that bride Lydia Green Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Smith, married Mr. Slack of High Point and Lexington on September 6 in Baltimore. The groom is employed by the Glenn L. Martin Aircraft Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Green Smith
Lydia Green
J.T. Smith
Baltimore
W. G. Slack
High Point
Lexington
Glenn B. Martin Aircraft Company
Building Costs Boosted With Licensing Fees
Enterprise Bureau Raleigh reporting licensing boards in North Carolina show modest fee income and balanced budgets. Examiners for Licensing Tile Contractors collected 1825.00 with 514.10 for exams and meetings. secretary paid 900.00. college transfer 26.24. other boards reported about 800.00 from 135 architects though exact figures lack state reporting. Boards argue small upfront costs save long term building efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Nisbet
Enterprise Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Board of Examiners
North Carolina
Ceramiics School
State College
State Board of Architectural Examination and Registration
Seven Explosions Hit Burlington Train Near Woodaway
An eastbound Burlington streamline train from Chicago to Denver was rocked by seven explosions about two and a half miles east of Woodaway Louisiana at 12:20 a.m. Passengers escaped injury and damage was limited to the road bed and some car undercarriages. The train, with 24 cars, resumed movement to Omaha after a short delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Burlington Streamline
Chicago
Denver
Woodaway
Burlington
One God Mind Commandment Quotation Fragment
Fragment from a text noting that any other substance or mind is not spiritual and breaks the First Commandment Thou shalt have one God one Mind. The citation points to page 301.
Keeping Skin Free of Blackheads in War Industry Glare
War plant workers seek guidance on cleansing oily skin to prevent blackheads. Advice stresses frequent washing with soap and water, avoiding greasy creams, and consulting doctors about diet. For existing blackheads, use hot boric acid compresses, then gentle extraction, followed by cold towels and antiseptic lotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
Defense Questions Defense Questions
The Enterprise Raleigh bureau offers to answer readers questions about the civilian war effort. All answers will be officially verified and sent from P. O. Box 1309 Raleigh NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Raleigh
P. O
N.C
Government war price answers cap typewriters and tickets
Q and A style summary of wartime price controls and rules. No ceiling on animal prices yet but possible controls on hogs. Government will pay trade-in value for typewriters meeting date standards. No 2 tickets in A ration book. good until September 22. WAACS 21, WAVES 20. Scrap contact through salvage committees. Old medicine tubes should be taken to local drugstore box. most tubes tin. No ceiling on personal services like haircuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Uncle Sam
WAACS
WAVES
Birth of son George Edward Hobbs announced
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie E Hobbs announce the birth of their son George Edward on September 11 at their home 1008 Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alr
Bernie E. Hobbs
George Edward
Smith Street
Navy seeks scientists and engineers for ordnance work
Charleston September 14. The navy seeks scientists and research experts for ordnance officer roles. Age 19 to 50, from universities, tech institutes, research groups, or industrial staffs. Commissions offered as lieutenant or lieutenant commander for outstanding reputations or proven leadership. apply through procurement offices in Raleigh, Charlotte, Columbia, Charleston, Atlanta, or Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Navy
Naval Officer
Raleigh
Charlotte
Columbia
Atlanta
Jacksonville
McClure Unanimous Pick For Charlotte Pastorate
The Rev. Charles Goddard McClure of New Orleans was unanimously chosen by Caldwell Memorial Presbyterian Church in Charlotte to be its new pastor, succeeding Dr. Charles R. Nisbet who retired after 16 years in April. The vote was taken yesterday with no dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Charles Goddard Mcc Clure
New Orleans
Caldwell Memorial Presbysterian Church
Charles R. Nisbet
Decline of a Great Empire Starts in 1549
Once a powerful empire, Turkey declined starting in 1549 and long was known as the sick man of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Long
Europe
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Julian Gosnell
C. G. Jones
Banks J. Peeler
Clarion Club
Lexington Municipal Club
Irvin Grabb
Omar Hedrick
Ali
D. A. Hedrick
Irvin Grubb
LaVon
Cletus Hedrick
Walter W. Swicegood
Earlie James
Jesse Hedrick
John Morphies
Walter Smith
Walter Waitman
Beautus
Hazel Waitman
Zula Swicegood
F. H. Everhart
Billie Gray Everhart
Salisbury
Berklin Snider
Durham
Marie Leonard
Pensacola
Florida
Mabel Elizabeth Leonard
Jack Pickett
Navy Band
Verna Swift
Washington, D. C
Ray Keen
C. W. Parks
Sidney Parks
Fort Bragg
Charlie Parks, Jr
Hazel Slack
W. C. Slack
R. Nat Hunt
Barbara
Carol
Parkview
Dr. Hunt
Army Medical Service
Anna Belle Young
Kansas City
Missuri
Nancy
Margaret Ward
Edgar Hartman
Nancy Joe
Arcadia
Clint Fishel
Hartman
Fishel
City Christian Endeavor Union
Keith Clark
Lydia
Pinkham
Eimerywood Country Club
L. W. Flythe
C. Bo Armfield
W. J. Scott
James
Duke University
Catherine Mann
Pittsboro
Frances Ham
Ora A. Sublette
V.flw
Sherman-Perdue
Washington City
McKenney
Val
South Pass
West Pass
Ben Cooper, Jr
Riverside
Gains Ville
Temperance
Christian Science Service
West End
Miss Smith
Mr. Slack
Mount
Alicia Hart
M’clure
Charlotte Pastorate
Rumford
Rumford Baking Powder
Rhode Island
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