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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1945

Page

6

YWCA Club Honors Mrs. Miller At Banquet

The Business and Professional club of the YWCA hosted a banquet at the country club to honor retiring secretary Mrs Leslie Miller. Mrs C E Siceloff welcomed guests as Miss Dot Lewis provided entertainment with songs and readings. About 50 members attended including several officers and club friends.

Leslie Miller Y Business Club YWCA Country Club Les Miller The C. E. Sheloff Man Nell Welling Hobart Bryant Chains School Christine Dujack Martha la Smith Amenceis Whitley Billy Sue Sherman Martha Lou Smith Shirley Dorsett Martha Davis Frances Elder Dot Lewis Mesdames C. E. Siceloff George Machen Robert Siceloff

Mrs Ben T Moore Elected To Head Local Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Ben T Moore was elected and installed as president of the local Legion Auxiliary during a Forty and Eight clubrooms meeting. Leigh Harper, past president, assisted in the service. The report from the state convention noted 7506 total members including 1976 Gold Star mothers with rehab work highlighted. Genevieve Moore presented vocal numbers including Carolina North Carolina and A GL's Wish.

Ben T. Moore Legion Auxiliary American Legion Arcade Dan Arden J. H. King Moore Auxiliary N. W. Williams Atlanta Leigh Harper Oscar L. Smith Raleigh C. B. Stainback Genevieve Moore

Emerywood and YWCA Host Events This Week

A schedule lists meetings at Sheraton and Parkway homes on Wednesday. Emerywood club hosts family night dinner Thursday and bridge events Friday. September luncheon at Adams Memorial with Ernest Barrazzez speaking. Weekend duplicate bridge Saturday and USO dance Saturday night at Adams Memorial YWCA.

Emerywood Country Club Y.W.C.A Adams Memorial Ernest Barrazzez South America Howard Harezell J. S. Welborn Emerywood Duplicate Club Adams Memorial Ywca USO

Bridal dessert bridge honors Mrs Thomas and Miss Lentz

Mrs. Robert M. Pearce and Miss Irma Shore She rloff hosted a dessert bridge at Emerywood country club in honor of Mrs. W. Bradford Thomas recent bride and visitor and bride elect Miss Christine Lentz. The event featured four tables of bridge with awards, gifts of crystal and china, and a social reception with many guests including Mrs. James Ellis and Matriarchs of the hostesses' families.

Mrs. Thomas Miss Lentz W. Bradford Thomas Christine Lentz Robert M. Pearce Irma Shore Sherloff Emerywood Country Club Thomas Reno Nev Ferne Lorraine .Widmer Jamestown N. D Lent Raymond E. Kelly Ames Iowa Panama City Fla Maud Sapp Carraway S. Thomas James Ellis Lara Kincaid Statesville Walter B. Thomas Mary Anne Barbara Thomas Jack Thomas W. Lentz Tommie Lentz David T. Yow R. A. Sheloff Margaret Hancock Mary Lou Cecil Sarah Elizabeth Herndon Frances Holton Pat Abel Jacqueline Kennedy Helen McBee Marie Sheloff Frank Ste, I Arthur Wetherell Phil Griffin Carl Justice

S Amusante Club Meeting Aids Red Cross Afghan Project

The S Amusante club held its bi monthly meeting at Miss Clara Cole Sherrod s home on North Main Street. Miss Sara Sears was elected president and led a brief business session before members resumed work on a knitted Afghan for Red Cross convalescent soldiers. Guests and members enjoyed refreshments after the project update.

S'Amusante Club Clara Cole Sherrod North Main Street Sara Sears Red Cross June Parker Mary Sue Briggs Mary Wilson Wall Lucille Paton Fayetteville John Diffendal Willis Slane, Jr Harris Covington Archie

Local Rabbi Addresses Club at YWCA Meeting

Rabbi Mauskopf of the Jewish Synagogue spoke to the Adams club at the Adams Memorial building. Miss Margaret Burgess presented him and twenty members attended as he outlined Jewish religion including holidays education in the synagogue youth programs and marriage vows. Miss Marie Strother and Miss Irene Meekins hosted the event.

Mauskopf Adams Club YWCA Adams Memorial Margaret Burgess Marie Strother Irene Meekins

DAR Luncheon Reservations Needed for District Meeting

Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution urges members to reserve spots for the state president Mrs Preston B Wilkes luncheon, the highlight of the fourth district meeting on September 28. Reservations must be in by Saturday morning with Mrs J F Hayden at 2498 for the Sheraton hotel luncheon.

Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Preston B. Wilkes Fourth District R. A. Herring Sheraton Hotel J. F. Hayden

Scotch Foursome Postponed A Week

Mrs. Alien H. Watkins of Sedgefield Country Club announced a Scotch foursome with Emerywood Country Club members is postponed to Friday September 28 at one o'clock at Sedgefield. Local club participation is hoped to be large.

Alien H. Watkins Sedgefield Emerywood Country Club

Tau Phi Lambda Moves To New Woodmen of the World Home

The Theta Kappa chapter of Tau Phi Lambda sorority allied with Woodmen circle and Woodmen of the World will hold its first fall meeting in the new W O W home on High Street Thursday at 7 30 p m. Members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed and gifts may be delivered at the meeting after a kitchen shower.

Théta Kappa Tau Phi Lambda Sorority Woodmen Circle Woodmen of the World W.O.W High Street

Florida cattle industry shows growth in beef output

Florida lies 28th among states in cattle head count with more than 1.5 million cattle on hand at year start, according to U S Department of Agriculture figures. In beef cattle production Florida ranks 15th nationwide.

Kissimmee Fla INS Florida Sunshine State U. S. Department of Agriculture Flo

Local Girls At Salem College Enter 1945 46 Class

Miss Sara Coe Hunsucker daughter of Mr and Mrs H F Hunsucker 209 Hillcrest Drive High Point entered Salem College Winston Salem as member of the largest boarding student body in the college history. The 174th opening at Salem began Monday November 17 with new boarding students arriving for orientation. Nineteen states and the District of Columbia are represented in the resident student body for 1945 46. High Point girls include Miss Janet Russell and Miss Winifred Wall.

Sara Coe Hunsucker H. F. Hunsucker Hillcrest Drive High Point Salem College Winston-Salem Salem Hunsucker District of Columbia Janet Russell Rotary Drive Winifred Wall

Openhouse Honors Lt Thomas and Bride Tonight

Complimentary to their son Lt Walter Bradford Thomas and his bride the former Ferne Lorraine Widmer of Jamestown North Dakota Mr and Mrs Walter B Thomas are entertaining informally at their home 622 Colonial drive The party will be an open house with about fifty guests invited to call between eight and ten thirty Lieut Thomas and his bride arrived Monday from Reno Nevada and will be here until he reports for orders in Nashville Tennessee on September 27.

Walter Bradford Thomas Ferne Lorraine Widmer Jamestown North Dakota Walter B.thomas Colonial Drive Thomas Reno Nevlada Nashville Tenn

Eureka resumes vacuum cleaner production after wartime pause

H W Burritt president of Eureka Vacuum Cleaner company announced the restart of vacuum cleaner production, aiming to reach prewar peak by year end. Initial deliveries are planned for this fall as materials become available.

New York INS Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Company H. W. Burritt Burritt

Black and White Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief

An old advertises a simple home treatment for eczema acne pimples salt rheum and blemishes. It claims rapid action with antiseptic effects and states 25 and 60 cent sizes with a money back offer if not satisfied. Soap is recommended for cleansing.

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Florist Francis B. Nelson N. Main St Northwestern Mutual W. Page Harris National NSM Yow’s Funeral Home Betty Russell New York City Jule Frances Warren First Baptist Church Miss Russell High Point College Miss Warren Pan-American Airways LaGuardia Field High Point Business and Professional Women's Club Council of Jewish Women Louis Tanner Parkway Luna Smith Andt Zigler Ina Moore Lucile Bodenheim Bebe Washington C.P.A. Odd Lot South Main ST S‘amusante Club Sherrod Rabbi Addresses DAR Our Delores Staten Hubert Staten Park Street Kathryn Ann Gray Emerson Gray Tau Phi Lambda Fenmwevs Bride Security Bank Main ST Walgreens
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