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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1942
Page
6
Mature woman dress pattern 4220 by Anne Adams features stimming lines soft yoke trimmed with bows and waist darts for shaping. Sizes 34 to 46, size 36 requires 344 yards of 39 inch fabric. Send sixteen cents for pattern. include size name address and style number.
Enid and Hank Holliday spend a day with Sonny the child, sharing art and a swim at the Arlington Bath Club. Enid learns Hank’s past, faces a deepening attraction, and witnesses a cautious kiss that hints at a complicated romance to come.
Q and A about saving bacon rinds to flavor soups and dried beans. Rinds spread on top of Boston beans while baking substitute salt pork, flavor the dish, and protect the top layer from burning.
The Wayside Garden Club inaugurates its fall season with an outdoor supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jayden at 400 East Washington trees. Husbands of members were guests as 6:30 pm service featured Brunswick stew and garden themed dishes. The event used the residence garden for tables, flowers, and a garden house dining room centerpiece. Hostess Mrs. Hayden was aided by Mesdames McGuinn Haworth Chandler Sheloff and McCain. The club, led by President Mrs. Chandler, plans next meeting in October.
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a September evening family bridge dinner with about fifty reservations and last night saw around 130 attendees. Host Bruce Conrad and wife officiated as duplicate and contract bridge sessions ran with refreshments after. Tomorrow continues the weekly duplicate bridge at two o'clock.
Wesley Memorial Church launched its fall Young People activities with a fellowship supper attended by 65 members and leaders from Intermediate Senior Young People and Young Adult groups. Roy Padgett led group singing and R F Betts presented a magic program before the next events featuring folk games and a scavenger hunt guided by Rev Sam Moss Bill Lindsay and Edward Sale. All young people are invited to participate.
The Tomlinson club announces a dance tomorrow night at Emers Wood Country Club with Basil Freeman and his orchestra performing from 9 pm. Open to office staff and invited guests, with John Ingram chairing the program. Special guests expected from the Air Base at Sedgefield.
Mr and Mrs Paul E Allen announce daughter Paula Jean born September 17 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs Allen was Hannah Belle Pendry before marriage. Newport News couple Juarny F H Davis announce daughter born September 13 at Guilford General Hospital. Davis was Beulah Irene Carter before marriage. L E Woolard announce daughter Drema Joyee born September 95 at Burrus Memorial Hospital. They reside at 341 Blair Street.
Friday events include a 4 p m alumnae tea at Mrs H W McCain home with Clara Byrd and Rachel Clifford as speakers and nearby WCUNC alumni on city school faculty as guests. At 8 p m Emerywood Country Club hosts an evening party for members and out of town guests with Bruce and Mrs Conrad as hosts. advance reservations required.
Mrs. Bill Hutcherson of Reidsville visits Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Manley at 327 Cable Street. Mrs. Swaim Liner and baby Brenda Joyce move from Guilford General Hospital to the Manley home. Mrs. D. W. Blaylock travels to Asheville with Mrs. M. A. Dumas. Dr. Philip B. Davis returns from Army duty for furlough then to Tarney Hospital. Mrs. E. J. Harrison and Ella Paige head to Abilene for Army training. Charles M. Freeman and family return from Florida. L. J. Yow family depart for multiple Midwest cities.
Mrs E L R Troxler elected president of the State Woman's Missionary Society of the United Evangelical Lutheran Church at Winston-Salem ending its annual meetings. Aubrey Mauney named vice president, J Frank Davis recording secretary, W Clifton Deal statistical secretary, Rosa Sox treasurer. Nearly 235,000,000 pounds of Price was grown in Cuba last year.
Durham N H Sept 19 The Woman's College of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro ranks second among eight southern state women’s colleges east of the Mississippi in cosmopolitan student body. Dr A Monroe Stowe reports 1941 42 undergraduate enrollment of 10 644 from the continental U S with about 19 7 percent at Greensboro and only two to six percent out of state at six colleges.
The officers and teachers of the primary department of Wesley Memorial Church School will meet this evening at 1 30 o clock at the home of Mrs WW Morrow 104 Brentles Circle
Thousands of American troops landed at British ports in a convoy of liner ships. They were moved swiftly by special trains to camps in the countryside amid bombing danger, with fighting men anti air craft and transport units, plus hundreds of technical and air force personnel. A Shanghai robbery by two armed Chinese on a trackless tram line yielded 11,165 in loot.
Ruth Millett argues wartime women can solve many problems by simplifying life. She suggests downsizing housing, trimming menus, and cutting nonessential social duties to save time and funds. She notes First Lady example and near military camps as models for practical simplification.
The Philathea class of the Rankin Memorial Church holds its monthly meeting this evening at 7:30 at 208 Barker Street. Hostesses are Mrs. F. L. Hurst and Miss Ruth Welborn with Mrs. Q. W. Snow’s hosting.
The lone survivor of Custer’s besieged force at the Little Bighorn was Comanche the buckskin horse. Its mounted skin is now displayed in the University of Kansas Museum, a testament to the battle’s legacy.
Mrs. Fannie Maria Peters celebrates her 101st birthday and says she plans to live to 105, insisting there is nothing wrong with her now and she feels strong enough to reach the milestone.
The passage speculates that if electricity from sunlight cost four cents per kilowatt hour, Earth would owe the sun $160 trillion daily. It also states that Niagara Falls is receding at about 2.5 feet per year.
The listing highlights Irene Dunne and Patric Knowles in Lady In A Jam. It notes World At War showings with multiple feature times and prices, including Priscilla Lane in Blues In The Night and various World At War airings at Rialto theaters.
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