Ladies Schwartz Shavitz Host Bride Party at Colonial Drive
Mesdames Al Schwartz and Shavitz hosted a bridge party at their Colonial Drive home last evening honoring Miss Mim Wagger bride elect of the Fall and Mrs. Fuchs. Guests enjoyed chrysanthemums, four tables of bridge, bride motif decor, a bridal slipper ice course, and gifts of silverware, perfume, and keepsakes for the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
al Schwartz
Shavitz
Lovely Bridge
Colonial Drive
Mim Wagger
Red
Stanleys
New York City
Natalie Rosen
Wagger
Sgt. Reynolds Bubis
Nashlre
Tenn
Stanley Taylor
Harry Doctor
Miss Wagger
YWCA Fall Luncheon Highlights Youth Work Talks
The September YWCA Fall Membership Luncheon at Adams Memorial School featured Miss Vic- Frank of the USO High Point and Miss Margaret Briggs speaking on youth service and the High Point Youth Council. Plans for a community recreation center were discussed but not funded, and Mrs. Huff sang with piano accompaniment. Luncheon oversight was by Mrs. Sears, Morrison, Flagge, and Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic- Frank
Margaret Briggs
Adams Memorial
Miss Frank
High Point
Salvation Army
George Henry
Greensboro
Margaret Bri
A. B. Huff
Lawrence Matton
H. D. Sears
H. P. Morrison
P. W. Flagge
Edgar Hartley
Education Committee
The
Social Calendar Highlights Fall Club Meetings and Dances
Final fall meetings include Tea and Topics Club hosted by Mrs G I Humphreys at 21 College Drive and Flower Club with Mrs Montgomery on North In Street. Canterbury Club hosts Mrs Eve Marsh on John Street. Emerywood Country Club September dinner dance at the clubhouse. USO Dance at Y M C A with Ohn Peddicord orchestra for servicemen. Sunday buffet supper 5 to 7 at Adams Memorial W C A building hosted by Y W C A and USO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Ohn Peddicord
Orchesta
Adams Memorial W. C. A
USO
Wild Flower Club Inaugurates New Year Meeting
The Wild Flower Garden club begins its new year with a Thursday meeting at four o clock at Mrs J W Montgomery on North Main Street. Mrs Montgomery will lead the program on Home Canning and Preserving. President Mrs John C Teague asks members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Flower Club
Wilh Manget
W. Montgomery
North In Street
Dale Tgomery
Harry Doctor
Mar- Street
Wild Flower Garden Club
J. W. Montgomery
le Montgomery
John C. Teague
OES Initiates Two Members at High Point Chapter
At a special High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star meeting two new members Byron Haworth and Fred Wilsonmergit were initiated. District deputy grand matron Miss Ethel Lovett of Asheboro will visit September 28. Greensboro chapter 14 invites Grand Officers Night on September 24. tableau to be held at Scottish Rite room. Afterward thirty one members attended refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Byron Haworth
Fred
Greensboro Masonic Hall
Social notes from Draper and nearby towns
Mrs W O Marlowe of Draper has spent ten days with her daughter Miss Lillian Marlowe and will return home Friday. Edith Lambeth Lucille Hester were weekend guests of Miss Joyce Hunsucker at 117 West Lexington Avenue. Mrs Stanley Fuchs left for New York City after weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs E Rosen. Robert Worley, longtime with a federal construction firm in Cristobal Panama, is on a 60 day leave with wife and daughter Virginia visiting Mrs Worley’s mother Mrs W D Shell in Archdale, then plans to return to Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Marlowe
Draper
Lillian Marlowe
Edith Lambeth
Lucille Hester
Joyce Hunsucker
West
Lexington Avenue
Stanley Fuchs
New York City
E. Rosen
Fuchs
Natalie Rosen
City
Robert Worley
Cristobal
Panama
Duplicate Winners Named At Ladies Bridge Luncheon
At Emerywood Country Club yesterday morning the weekly ladies bridge luncheon produced duplicate winners. In North South, Laurance Ingram and Robert Hubbard led, with J Househild and C G Mackintosh top in East West. Runners up included Logan Porter Jr and W F E Outen, plus O C Durland and R D Tillson for the opposite direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames Laurance Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Mesdames J. ©. Househild
C. G. Mackintosh
Mesdames Logan Porter, Jr
W. F E. Outen
Mesdames
O. C. Durland
Mrs Crowder Named to Head Temperance Group
The local Woman's Christian Temperance Union elected Mrs. M. J. Crowder as president at fall meeting hosted by Mrs. C. S. Grayson on North Main. Mrs. Jones Burns became secretary, with Mrs. J. C. Barker as associate officer, 19 members and 2 visitors present. The group plans convalescent scrapbook drives and will attend the Hickory state convention October 26 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. S. Grayson
North Main Street
C. F. Farley
M. J. Crowder
J. T. Payne
Jones Burns
Church Social Women’s Society to Meet at Lebanon Methodist
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at Lebanon Methodist Church plans a Thursday evening meeting at 7 30 led by Mrs Wilson Weldon. All members are urged to attend and visitors are welcome. Separately the Philathea class of Pisgah Baptist will hold its monthly meeting at Mrs T W Moore's home 104 Worth Avenue Thursday at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the
Lebanon Methodist Church
Wilson
Pisgah Baptist Church
T. W .Moore
Worth Avenue
Pattern 4551 Girls Frock in Plaid Gingham
Adams Young highlights a dainty dirndl skirt frock Pattern 4551 for girls sizes 6 8 10 12 and 14. Instructions suggest plaid or checked gingham with a bow or contrast bodice, using scraps or flannel. Pattern price 16 cents plus 10 cents for extra glove and bag pattern, order to High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
Bride And Groom Shown Honor At Tville Home
Thomasville notes honor Pfe and Mrs William Brooks after their recent marriage at an outdoor supper hosted by Mrs C F Finch and Mr and Mrs John Perry in Thomasville. Guests included Mr and Mrs Carlos Kennedy Mr and Mrs Wiley Taylor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tville
Thomasville
Pfe
William Brooks
C. F. Finch
John Perry
Perry
Brooks
Many Guests At Business Club Dinner At Y
A fellowship meeting followed last night's weekly dinner of the Business and Professional club of the Y W C A in the Adams Memorial building. The speaker was unable to attend and the program was postponed. Half of the armed forces will be guest speaker next Tuesday. Guests included Miss Bernice Bedford of Middlebury Vermont Miss Frances Rebecca Brown guests of Misses Rada Poston and Neela Steed Mrs Addie Smith guest of Mrs Jo Welch Miss Raria Shelton guest of Miss Madeline McCain and Mrs W O Marlowe of Draper guest of her daughter Miss Lillian Marlowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
Adams Memorial
Bernice Bedford
Middlebury
Vermont
Frances Rebecca Brown
Rada Poston
Neela Steed
Addie Smith
Jo Welch
Raria Shelton
Madeline McCain
W. O. Marlowe
Draper
Lillian Marlowe
Ray Street School Stamp And Bond Sale Reported
At a Ray Street PTA meeting Tuesday morning the war activities chairman Mrs. E T Howard reported the sale of 1734 05 in stamps and bonds at Ray Street school the largest sale to date. Mrs Joe Dobson presided and named chairmen of standing committees for the new school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Street
Parent- Teacher Association
E. T. Howard
War Activities
Joe Dobson
Major Carter May Be Assigned To New Post
J. W. Van Loan of the Salvation Army advisory board said no definite decision has been made on reports that Major Vernon G. Carter, in charge of the High Point army, would be transferred. He noted the board is urging him to stay, and that a strong possibility exists he will remain, given his ongoing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. van Loan
The
Salvation Army
Maejor Vernon G. Carter
High Point Army
van Loan
Dad
Mom
Moose Quarter Meeting Set For Sept 25 26 Here
The Tar Heel Legion No 158 Loyal Order of Moose will hold its quarterly meeting Sept 25 26 with B Marshall NNM of Danville VA presiding. Delegates from Leeksville Mt Airy North Wilkesboro Greensboro Winston Salem Hickory Thomasville and Danville will attend. A class of 12 will be initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Heel Legion
The
Loyal Order of Moose
B. Marshall
Danville
F. D. Chitter
Leeksville
Mt. Airy
North Wilkesboro
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Hickory
Thomasville
Birth announcements from Guilford General Hospital area
Multiple births announced in Guilford General Hospital and Burrus Memorial notices. Includes twins Jane Lorraine and Jane Marlaine Tucker, a son William G. Jones, a son Jimmey Sanford Spurgeon, a son John Lee Griffin, a son James Winfred Overman, a daughter Judith Ann Carroll, a child Sharon Michael Tyler, and a daughter Joan Marie Welborn. Parents include Tucker, Jones, Spurgeon, Griffin, Overman, Carroll, Tyler, and Welborn with hometowns Burton street extension High Point Winston-Salem Syracuse and South Main street. Dates range September 2 to September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Tucker
Burton Street Extension
Jane Lorraine
Jane Marlaine
Burrus Memorial
Tucker
Margaret Foust
W. G. Jones
Route One
High Point
William G
Guilford General Hospital
Spurgeon
C. M. Spurgeon
Route Two
Jimmey Sanford
C. M. Griffin
John Lee
J. W. Overman
Il Anderson Street
James Winfred
Judith Ann Carroll
Henry Preston Carroll
South Main Street
Judith Ann
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Norman A. Tyler
Sharon Michael
Tyler
Ruth Otis
Syracuse, N. Y
Miss Warlick And Pvt Goerner Wed In Waco Texas
Miss Mabel Myra Warlick of High Point married Pvt Hugh Karl Goerner of Wood-Ridge New Jersey and North Camp Hood Texas at Austin Avenue Church in Waco Saturday at four o clock. The ceremony featured music by Mrs Fred Smith and a procession from Lohengrin. Guests included Virginia Hunt and Anne Chappell, with best man Al Eggenberger. Afterward a cake reception was held with three tier cake and white roses. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Thomas Warlick, attended Mitchell Academy Statesville and High Point College. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs Fred Herman Goerner, attended Rutherford School Rutherford and High Point College. He is a U S Army Reserve private in basic training at North Camp Hood Texas.
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Austin Avenue Church
Waco
Texas
Mabel Myra Warlick
High Point
Hugh Karl Goerner
Wood-Ridge
N.J
North Camp Hood
W. H. Mansfield
Fred Smith
d'Hardelot
Grieg
Malotte
E. W. Tipton, Jr
John ‘I. Warlick
Annie Hull Falls
Mare Warlick Harrelson
Cherryville
N.C
Virginia Hunt
Knoxville
Tenn
Anne Chappell
San Antonio
Maybelle Rice
John Thomas Warlick
Casar
Cleveland County
Mitchell Academy
Statesville
High Point College
Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority
Fred Herman Goerner
N. J
Rutherford School
Rutherford
Iota Tau Kappa
U. S. Army
Senior High Pt A Elects Slate Tomorrow Afternoon
The Senior High Pt A plans its first meeting Thursday at 2 30 pm in the choir room to elect officers and map the new year. The group urges large attendance from parents. Also noted are local hospital and birth announcements involving the Welborn and Clapp families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Listen World Becomes War's Youth Mobilizer
Elsie Robinson reflects on World War II lifting the stigma of age by 1943. Older generations return to work, veterans and grandmothers join the war effort, redefining aging as lively and valuable. Society abandons aging fears, embracing vitality and purpose across ages.
WE THE WOMEN Plan Sought To Keep Housewives In War Jobs
War Manpower Commission regional director Anna Rosenberg urges interviewing couples when housewives take war jobs to prevent quitting. Proposes shared household duties, husband involvement, and scheduled chores to ease workers balance. Emphasizes men should learn housework as women learn welding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rosenberg
War Manpower Commission
Rosenberg
Youth Fellowship Plans Thursday Picnic Supper
The Youth Fellowship group of the High Point sub district will meet at Main Street Methodist church on Thursday evening at 6 30 for a picnic supper. Attendees are asked to bring a basket for the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Main Street Methodist Church
Smallest gasoline allotment goes to Chilmark town clerk
Thimbleful rationing board officials described as the smallest gasoline allotment in the country has been granted to Mrs. Goldie Norton Chilmark town clerk. She was awarded one gallon for six months to operate a line flatiron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilmark
Mass
Goldie Norton
Oline Flatiron
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esdames Schwartz
Shavitz Ete
Mrs. Fuchs
YWCA
Canterbury Ub
Wild Flower Club
OES
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ladies’ Bridge
Mary Lily Moore
Raleigh
Daniel D. Arden, Jr
D. D. Arden
V. C. Moore
Mrs. Crowder
Lebanon
WSCS
Pisgah Philatheas
Adams
Contract Club
Don Finch
R. M. Cooksey
D. A. Long
George Corcoran
R. Hodgin
Robert Rapp
Ralph Wilson
Glenn Pennington
Mrs. Finch
First Presbyterian Church
William van Liere
Maj. Carter
Teckers
Joan Marrie Welborn Pic
John B. Welborn
Mangum Avenue
Joan Marie
Miss Warlick
Pvt. Goerner
Waco, Texas
Welborn
Ruby Kivett
Ihligh Point
Pie
Clapp
H. G. Clapp
Glenda Marguerite
Crodile
Elsie Robinson
Grandpa
Grandma
King Features
Bavie Chaune Studio
N. Main St
Mosul
RADIO
Mcalpin
Marine Grill
Pennsylvania Station
B&o
Times Square
Empire State Building
M‘alpin Broadway
34Th Street
Knott Management
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