Officials Address Sons, Daughters of Liberty at Party
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty hold a regular meeting at the hall this evening at eight o'clock following a Saturday party with about thirty five attendees. Toastmistress Mrs. C H H Greer presided and speakers included Cc W Crowell Salisbury past state councillor L L Carter Greensboro past national councillor, Rosa Wryrick Greensboro state associate councillor, Jessamine Sapp Winston-Salem past state associate councillor, and Lindsay Sapp Winston-Salem state secretary. Bingo, prizes, an ice course, and war savings stamps as favors completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
C. H H. Greer
Cc. W. Crowell
Salisbury
L. L. Carter
Greensboro
Rosa Wryrick
Jessamine Sapp
Lindsay Sapp
Winston-Salem
Lexington Couple Announce Vows
Lexington announces the marriage of Captain Joseph Franklin Brannock U S Army Air Corps to Miss Frances Ann Warnekros. The ceremony was Sept 12 at Assumption Catholic Church Topeka Kansas officiated by Bishop Eugene Valley. The couple will reside at 313 Hillside Drive Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Joseph Franklin Brannock
U. S. Army Air Corps
Frances Ann Warnekros
Assumption Catholic Church
Topeka
Kansas
Eugene Valley
Robert W. Strong, Jr
Pat J. Patterson
Brannock
California
William L. Warnekros
Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara State College
A. E. Brannock
Lexington High School
Wake Forest College
Army
Randolph
Kelly Fields
Texas
Hillside Drive
Topeka Air Base
Altrusans to Hear Mrs White Tuesday Evening
Mrs Alice Paige White librarian of High Point College will be guest speaker at the Altrusa dinner and program meeting in the Sheraton Hotel private dining room tomorrow evening. Miss Lillian Massey and Mrs Robert Abernathy head September’s program arranging for Mrs White to speak on Keeping a Level Head During War Times. Dinner starts at 6:30 with the program to follow presided by Mrs Mabel Burnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Paige White
High Point College
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Lillian Massey
Robert A. Abernathy
Mabel Burnett
Soca
Eastern Star To Meet Tomorrow With Board Session
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Masonic Hall. The session starts at o clock with a brief 7 30 pm board meeting for all officers announced by secretary Miss Bessie Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Bessie Pope
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
A series of club events and meetings in High Point this week includes a Tuesday morning ladies bridge luncheon at Emerywood Country Club with advance reservations. Sedgefield Slant holds its first business meeting at Sedgefield stables. Altrusa Club dinner at the Sheraton Hotel. Wednesday tea by YWCA Industrial Committee at Adams Memorial. High Point Women’s Club at Il wood Hotel with new president Mrs. Margaret Farley. Jewish Women fall meeting at Mrs. Harry Doctor’s home. Thursday events include Early American Arts Club initation at Mrs. C B Mattocks home. Tea and Topics luncheon at Mrs. E S Wall. Wild Flower Garden Club meeting at 208 Hillcrest Drive. Emerywood Family Night dinner with reservations by noon. Live Yours Club eleventh anniversary banquet at Adams Memorial W C A building with speaker Miss Lucille Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Stables
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Industrial Committee
Adams Memorial Building
MH. A. Millis
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Ilwood Hotel
Margaret Farley
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry Doctor
Early American Arts Club
C. B. Mattocks
C. E. Richardson
Arts
Mattocks
E. S. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Wild Flower Garden Club
Miss Greenway Hosts Birthday Party at 515 Decatur
Peggy Ann Greenway entertained eighteen friends at her home on 515 Decatur Street Saturday evening September 19. The living room was decorated with fall flowers and guests enjoyed games before moving to the dining room whose patriotic color scheme featured a large cake with red white and blue decorations. Refreshments were served by Mrs. L P Greenway and the honoree received many attractive and useful gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Ann Greenway
Decatur Street
L. P. Greenway
Betty McCrary
Nat Hunt
Mary McCrary
Cyrus McCrary
Anne Spencer White
Mary Bulard
Helen Spruill
Jeanne Williamson
Jean Craver
Patty Sheloff
Sarah Gambrell
Helen Tussey
Barbara Lewis
Jacqueline Thomason
Jean Griffith
Grace Billings
Patricia
Dorothea Silliman
Robt Gallimore Paid Honor On Leaving For Camp
Mr and Mrs W G Gallimore of Denton hosted a dinner in their home to honor their son Robert Gallimore who soon left for Fort Bragg to begin Army training. Attendees included extended family from Denton High Point Winston-Salem and High Point areas plus siblings and friends who had earlier hosted an ice cream party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Galliore
Denton
Robert Gallimore
Fort Bragg
U.S. Army
Waller Gallimore
Alrn
Harris Pierce
Elizabeth
Fed Hedrick
Winston-Salem
Joel Snyder
Bristow
Noah Sink
Paul Safrict
Herman Stroud
Leon Stroud
Current Events Class Tonight at Adams Memorial YMCA
An adult education current events class led by Miss Dessie Coax will be held at eight o’clock this evening at the Adams Memorial YMCA building. The weekly class is open to all interested and will be free of charge, continuing each Monday evening at the Y building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial ¥. W. C. A
Welock
Dessie Coax
Visitors Feted at Farewell Party at Archdale Home
Mr and Mrs Paul Jack of Elk Hart Indiana were honored by Miss Marguerite Briley at the Archdale home of Mr and Mrs J C Dunn Saturday evening. A weiner roast and dancing followed in a living room filled with flowers. Guests included Willis Kerr Martha Warner Leatrice Lindley Frances Ozment Margie Inglish Ed Kemp Bob Saunders Colon Lorrin Brant Lewis George Sanders of Los Angeles California. The bride to be Virginia Kent of High Point and the Jacks have stayed with Ale and Mrs W F Went at 604 Broad Street for a week before leaving for Parkersburg West Virginia where Mr Jack will enter the Army air photography division. They have traveled through Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Virginia Illinois Indiana and Pennsylvania in recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jack
Elkhart
Ind
Marguerite Briley
J. C. Dunn
Archdale
Miss Briley
Dunn
Weiner
Willis Kerr
Martha Warner
Leatrice Lindley
Frances Ozment
Margie Inglish
Ed Kemp
Bob Saunders
Colon Lorlin
Brant Lewis
George Sanders
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack
Virginia Kent
High Point
Ale
W. F
Broad Street
Parkersburg
West Va
Army Air Photography Division
Tennessee
Kentucky
Ohio
Virginia
Ilinois
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Industrial Committee Luncheon Changed To Tea
The Industrial Committee of the Y W C A moved its regular luncheon from noon today to Wednesday afternoon at 4 30. Chairwoman Mrs H A Millis notes the change and attendees should meet at the Adams Memorial Y W C A building as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Committee
Industrial Committee of the
H. A. Millis
Adams Memorial
Y. W. CG
Births in High Point and Wilmington announce two boys
Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Mickey formerly of High Point now in Wilmington announce the birth of a son William Lawrence on September 13 Mrs Mickey before marriage was Miss Verna Winslow Mr and Mrs Winifred Robinson of 480 South Main Street announce the birth of a boy on September 20 at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem Mrs Robinson before marriage was Miss Thelma Bates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Mickey
High Point
Wilmington
William Lawrence
Winifred Robinson
South Main Street
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Robinson
Thelma Bates
Ensign Morrow Receives Coast Guard Academy Commission
Ensign W. R. Morrow has just received his commission at the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut and is visiting his mother at 104 Brentley Circle. He will report to Charleston South Carolina on October 1 for his first assignment after four months of intensive training. Tom Bates of 430 South Main Street is recovering satisfactorily at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem and can receive visitors. Lieutenant T Carey Liderton has arrived from Aberdeen Maryland for a few days leave with his parents on West College Drive before transfer to Camp Shelby Mississippi for further training. he plans to remain here until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign W. R. Morrow
Coast Guard Academy
New London
Tom Bates
South Main Street
T. Carey Liderton
Aberdeen
Maryland
Horace G. Iderton
West College Drive
Camp Shelby
Miss
Church Social at Oak Hill Friends Endeavorers
The Oak Hill Friends Christian Endeavor met Sunday evening for weekly worship led by Frances Burton who opened with scripture. Evan Creil led prayer and the group discussed Fun in the Home with participants Elwanda Gurley Jacqueline Gurley Madeline Gurley Edna Ball Hilda Workman Ruby Pegran Sarah Cecil Evan Cecil Doris Underwood. The meeting closed with the Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hill
Thomasville native promoted to corporal in Coast Artillery
Charles Burton, son of Mr and Mrs R E Burton of Cox Avenue Thomasville, has been promoted to corporal. He entered service February 1941 and is now stationed with the Coast Artillery in Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charles Burton
R. E. Burton
Cox Avenue
Burton
Coast Artillery
Seattle
Washington
Return To Normalcy Means War English Woman Editor Declares
Rosellen Callahan reports on Barbara Ward, 28, The Economist foreign editor visiting New York. Ward argues that normalcy postwar would reproduce the conditions that led to global conflict unless social unity and fair distribution are pursued, proposing peacetime reforms to ensure basic needs and avert World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosellen Callahan
New York
Barbara Ward
The
Economist
America
Turkey
London
Miss Ward
Mrs Ralph Smith Hosts Social Bridge Night in Lexington
Lexington social page reports Mrs Ralph Smith hosting the Cee Bee Bridge Club at East Center Street with two tables of bridge and prizes. Other items note a Divinettes bene fit bridge party in Lexington raising funds for Davidson Hospital, plus multiple local social events including birthdays, dinners, and attending students and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Ralph Smith
Lexington
the Enterprise
Ralph Smith
East Center Street
Cee Bee Bridge Club
Abs
Johnnie Hewitt
Ed Young
Willie Lee Yarborough
Mary Ivan Hedrick
Charlotte Shoaf
Dot Thompson
Iola Huffman
Sara Myers
Mesdames Johnnie Hewitt
Jack Noblitt
Ralph Qostrum
Elmo Leonard
Claude Smith
Lead From King Cenfuses Defense in Bridge Event
Morgan Howard of San Francisco, president of the American Contract Bridge League, introduces a new trophy for the president's pair event at the national tournament. Dr Kalman Apfel and J P Begley of New York won the previous event. Apfel showcased a winning diamond finesse and a key lead sequence that beat South's position. A large iron and steel plant at Vereeniging, South Africa, halted by war, will resume once equipment from Britain is obtained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Howard
San Francisco
American Contract Bridge League
Kalman Apfel
J. P. Begley
New York
Dr. Apfel
North
South
East
Vereenigung
South Africa
Great Britain
College moving tales of local students and a Navy visit
Virginia Olive travels to Raleigh for St Marys College attendance. Henry Dean Jr. of the U S Navy on twelve day leave visits his parents in Erlinger from Newport Rhode Island. Misses Mary and Bill Gordon return to Duke University as junior and sophomore, daughters of Mr and Mrs J L Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginia Olive
Raleigh
St. Marys College
Henry Dean, Jr
U. S. Navy
Newport
Rhode Island
Henry Dean
Erlanger
Mary
Bill Gordon
Duke University
J. L. Gordon
Anne Adams Pattern Book Ad Promotes Wardrobe
An early advertising note promotes Anne Adams pattern book items with pattern 41219 and 4219. It highlights ageless shirtwaist trim, revers, cuffs and pocket tabs, long sleeves, available in sizes 34 through 44. The copy requests order details and lists fall and winter fashion, salvage specials, school outfits and bridal wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Theigh Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West
St. New York
N.Y
Glorifying Yourself Men Can't Make Up Minds About Beauty Features
Alicia Hart surveys composers actors and conductors on what features impress them. Answers vary from complexion and posture to hair, eyes, dress, and even legs, with advice to tailor grooming to the man’s tastes and preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hart
Alicia Hartner
Alicia Hart Boyl
Jose Iturbi
Frank Carrington
Marc Connells
Howard Barlow
CBS
George Sebastian
Symphon
Efrem Kurtz
Planting spring bulbs for best blooms this fall
J G Weaver explains October planting times for spring bulbs at NC State. Emphasis on soil prep to 10 inches, drainage, full sun, and the need for light, moisture without soggy soil. Recommends fertilizer 3-58-10 or two inches well-rotted manure. Depth guidance 3 to 6 inches. spacing 2 to 8 inches. Larger bulbs farther apart. closer for small varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Weaver
N. C. State College
Clark Considers Action to Stop Radio Recordings
Senator Clark of Idaho voiced confusion over how Congress can halt James Petrillo's AFL ban on recording music for radio and jukeboxes. He urged a formal probe, sought rapid action from officials, and planned hearings with broadcasters, music clubs, and Petrillo, noting Petrillo had not been invited to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Washington
Elmec Davis
Office of War Information
James Lawrence Fly
Federal Communications Commission
Inter-State Commerce Committee
Music Clubs
Petrillo
Stubborn blaze damages lumber plant at Thomasville
In Thomasville on September 21 firemen fought a stubborn blaze at the C. M. Wall Lumber Company on Randolph Street. The fire, believed caused by spontaneous combustion, started in a storage building for wood shavings behind the main plant. The sheet metal building with wood framework burned its wooden frame and roof but the main plant remained intact. Damage estimated in the hundreds of dollars. no lumber was lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
C. M. Wall Lumber Company
Randolph Street
Thomasville Pastor Joins Navy Chaplain Corps
Rev Clyde DuBose long serving First Presbyterian Church Thomasville has requested release to pursue Navy chaplaincy. He has unofficial Navy approval as lieutenant junior grade pending final medical exam and will attend chaplain school in Norfolk Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Clyde DuBose
First Presbyterian Church
Navy
DuBose
Robert D. Workman
United States Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
Bond Quota For Davidson Likely To Be Surpassed
Thomasville September 21 Special Walter W Rapp Davidson county chairman for the sale of war savings bonds and stamps said this morning that slightly less than half the $124,500 September quota has been sold though sales have improved since August and prospects look good. County totals include Lexington Commercial Bank 16433 15 First National Bank Thomasville 15802 50 postmasters Lexington 10875 Thomasville postmasters 6187 50 Lexington Theatre Company 4012 50 Industrial Bank Lexington 83943 75 Mutual Building and Loan Lexington 1968 75 Carolina Bank and Trust Company Denton 1931 25 Peoples Building and Loan Thomasville 900 00 Erlanger postmaster 318 75 Denton postmaster 243 75 total sales 61627 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Walter W. Rapp
Davidson County
Rapa
Commercial Bank of
Lexington
First National Bank of
Lexington Theatre Company
Industrial Bank of Lexington
Mutual Building and Loan of
Carolina Bank and Trust Company of
Denton
Peoples Building and Loan of
Erlanger
Meeting Date to Be Set for NC Education Association
Raleigh September report states the North Carolina Education Association will set the time and place for next spring’s meeting at the board of directors session on December 20. The board decided that schedules were too uncertain to fix the details at the Saturday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
North Carolina Education Association
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Altrusans
Mrs. White
Eastern Star
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lidia Pinkham
Miss Greenway
Robt
Gallimore
OAK Hill Friends Endeavorers
Rancy Guinn
Lime Hospital
Leon Smith
Ormsby
W. W. King
Hitler
Wheat Council
England
Divinettes
Municipal Club
Davidson Hospital
Henry Green
Dermont Lohr
Johnny Hewitt
Felix Gee
W. D. Clark
Agnes Carrick
Charles V Sink
Russell Craver
Grady Black
M. E. Block
H. D. Raper
Jack Rayhill
John A. AleCrars
Hillcrest
Ruth Sivers
Robert Bruce Surratt
R. W. Myers
Eri. C. Beck
Lurena Black
Jewel Myers
Harvey Embler
Aymond Black
Lee Black
C. R. Myers
S. D. Clapp
Ray Myers
Robert L. Kindrey
Cromer Back
Livonne Beck
Dint Whitlock, Jr
Jim
Arnold Beck
Ruth
Frances Ellen
Rachel Clapp
Bruce Surratt
Donald Black
Dallas
Harold Myers
Donald
Alton Ambler
Addie Starnes
Asheboro
Virginia Bower
John C. Bower
Craughan’s Business College
Esabel Dillon
Zeb Dillon
Meredith College
H. B. Olive
Henderson
Vir
McKenney
BY William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
Cenfuses
Dr. Aptel
North Pass
John Cecil Holm
James G. Weaver
T'Ville
Yaqin
Sonora
Mexico
Davidson
Vicks
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