Level Heads In Wartime Discussed For Altrusans
Mrs. H A White spoke to the Altrusa Club at the Sheraton Hotel on Level Heads in War Time urging brotherhood and sane living. She urged vigilance against propaganda and cooperation with nations with differing ideas and five tests of democracy. The group adopted a scrap metal resolution and planned the Second District Conference for October 10 while welcoming new member Evelyn Sutton and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. White
Brotherhood of Man
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Ellen Chase
White
Lilian Massey
Robert Abernathy
Mabel Burnett
J. 2. Lyon
American Legion
Mary Lou Rothrock
Altrusa
Rothrock
Evelyn Sutton
Ada Blair School
H. W. McCain
Mabel Hargett
Winners at Ladies Bridge Luncheon At Club
Winners of duplicate play at the ladies bridge luncheon held yesterday morning at the clubhouse were announced. North South winners were Mesdames J. H. Ayers and Glenn G. Perry with C. G. Mackintosh and Lloyd Flythe as runners-up. East West winners were Mesdames O. C. Durland and Jack Holbrook with Hal A. Davis and R. D. Tilson as runners-up. High in contract were Mesdames P. Y. Adams and W. A. Tomlinson, first and second scores, respectively, who received war saving stamps. A long staking roster included many guests and club members. The luncheon featured Autumn flowers and was served at appointed tables. Family Night Dinner reservations are due by tomorrow noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North South
Mesdames
J. H. Ayers
Glenn G. Perry
C. G. Mackintosh
Lloyd Flythe
O. C. Durland
Jack Holbrook
Hal A. Davis
R. D. Tilson
P. Y. Adams
W. A. Tomlinson
J. S. Welborn
C. B. Faircloth
F. A. Wline
M. A. Mackay
Philip Davis
Hugh Smart
Charles Risch
C. E. Lehmann
George Wilkinson
Charlotte
F. T. Wilhite
R. E. Shelton
E. Kiernan
Buffalo
N. Y
Alisa Lehmann
Y Clubs Hold Lunch and Outdoor Worship at Adams Memorial
Y and W Y clubs conducted meetings at Adams Memorial building. Highland Lend-A-Hand met at 12:30 with Dr C Excelle Rozzelle as speaker on work and creativity. Adams club held an outdoor worship service on the rear lawn with group singing and a meditation. Mrs Florence Montgomery and Miss Anne Moffitt sang, and Louise Surratt told a centering story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fwoa Yav.c.a
Adams Memorial
Highland
Dr. C. Excelle Rozzelle
Adams Club
Rezzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Lebor
Highland Mill
Rozzelle
Hitler
Brotherhood of Man
Eleanor King
Florence Montgomery
Anne Moffitt
Louise Surratt
Y.W.C.A
Social Calendar Offers Midweek Club Meetings and Events
A string of midweek social events in High Point lists the Y W C A Industrial committee tea at Adams Memorial, High Point Business and Professional Women's Club at Elwood Hotel with new president Mrs Margaret Farley, High Point Council of Jewish Women first Fall meeting at Mrs Harry Doctor's home, Early American Arts Club initial meeting hosted by Mrs C B Mattocks, T 2a and Topics Club luncheon at Mrs E S Wall's Hillcrest Drive home, Wild Flower Garden Club meeting at 208 Hillcrest Drive with Mesdames Bain and Byrd, Emerywood Country Club Family Night dinner with reservations by noon, Live Yers Club eleventh anniversary at Adams Memorial Y W C A with guest speaker Miss Lucile Browne, Canterbury Club Fall meetings at Mrs WB Hall 901 Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Committee
Adams Memorial
Abs. H. al
High Point Council of Jewish Women
Harry Doctor
Early American Arts Club
C. B. Mattocks
D. B. Richardson
Mattocks
Topics Club
E. S. Wall
Hillcrest Drive
Wild Flower Garden Club
John E. Teague
Robert Bain
Charles Byrd
Emerywood Country Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
Lucile Browne
Canterbury Club
WE THE WOMEN Baby Boom Shows Wartime Hope
Ruth Millett argues the wartime baby boom burdens young wives with extra duties yet steadies families while husbands fight. Grandparents gain purpose, men see stakes in a future with children, and women prove courage, shaping a democracy confident in freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Tan
Ruth Millet
America
War Department
Visit to Mexico Described Before Business Club
Ulisses Ruth Payne and Eloise Best described a last summer Mexico trip with the American Friends World Service project. They spoke at the YWCA Business and Professional club in the Adams Memorial Building, shared travel details, and showed Pes slides during the illustrated talk. Miss Ina McAdams presided as the club set a joint outdoor meeting at city lake next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulisses Ruth Payne
Eloise Best
Mexico
American Friends World Service Project
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial Building
Ina McAdams
City Lake
Miss Payne
Miss Best
Kathleen Young
Mary Ruth McDade
Sedgefield Hunt Re Elects Slate At Business Meet
The Sedgefield Hunt held its Fall business meeting at the club room in Sedgefield stables as war emergencies prompted curtailment. Members re elected Frank L. Curran of Greensboro and Earl N. Phillips of High Point as joint masters with Charles L. Kearns of High Point as secretary treasurer, and planned the year’s program while continuing activities at the request of the National Fox Hunters Association and army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Sedgefield Stables
Hunt
National Fox-Hunters Association
Army
Frank L. Curran
Greensoro
Earl N. Phillips
High Point
Charles L. Kearns
Anne Adams Dress Pattern 4223 for Fall and Winter
Start the season with pattern 4223 featuring soft bodice gathers and three quarter sleeves. Available in sizes 16 to 40, requires 3 1/2 yards of fabric for size 16, and includes flower buttons. Send size name address and pattern number to The Pattern Book Department New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Nusses
Aenea
Sintheen Cerys
Ich Point Enterprise
Patirn Department
S43
West
New York
N.Y
Recent Bride Honored At Party And Shower Here
Mrs. Charlie Young formerly Miss Katherine Haworth was honored at a Blair Park party and shower hosted by Miss Selma Steele. Contests and a light fish dinner marked the evening with about twenty five guests. Gifts included china in the wedding pattern and crystal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Young
Katherine Haworth
Selma Steele
Blair Park
Xtiss Steele
Anace
National contract bridge championship split sessions
The American Contract Bridge League national contract bridge championship is divided into a summer and fall session. This year the summer event moved from Asbury Park Convention Hall to New York, with last year introducing a new pair event in honor of FE. Mr. Goddard of Asbury Park involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Park
New York
Goddard
Wasz tournament breaks attendance record at Park event
Park chairman 24 6m reports Wasz event popularity rising this year. Winners: Mrs. Faye Lasarow Miami Fla and Dr. William V. Kirk Eagle Lake Me. Dr. Kirk top scored with precise play sidetricking North with a hold up. North guessed visit and made six clubs at several tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bury Park
Wasz
Faye Lasarow
Miami
Fla
William V. Kirk
Eagle Lake
Kirk
Declarer
North
East
Mass Janie Gulledge Improves After Appendectomy
Multiple local notices describe people visiting relatives and traveling. Janie Gulledge, of 1208 Anderson Street, is recovering satisfactorily at Guilford General Hospital after an appendectomy a few days ago. Lt and Mrs M C Henderson of Midland Texas visit Mrs Hendersons parents at 718 North Main Street. Irene Long and Owen Whitesell return to Washington after vacation with Arthur Eison. Lt Lloyd R Evans returns to Camp Walters Texas after a week with his parents on East Green Street. Mrs FE Kiernan of Buffalo NY visits daughter Mrs C E Lehmann on Wellington Street and hopes to stay for the winter. Mrs George E Wilkinson of Charlotte visits sister Mrs R E Shelton on Wellington Street for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass Janie Gulledge
Anderson Street
Guilford General Hostel
M. C. Henderson
Midland
Texas
Irene Long
Owen Whitesell
Washington, D. C
Washington
Arthur Eison
Mr. Whitesell
Lloyd R. Evans
Camp Walters
Tex
Mrs. Wlov. Evans
East Green Street
FE. Kiernan
Buffalo, NY
C. E. Lehmann
Wellington
City
George E. Wilkinson
Charlotte
R. E. Shelton
Wilkinson
Nancy Queen Honored At Eleventh Birthday Party
Nancy Queen daughter of Myr and Mrs John Quiren of 611 Ash was honored on Thursday Sept 17 when her mother hosted a party at their home for Nancy's eleventh birthday. Guests played games and presented gifts. an ice course was served in the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Queen
Myr
John Quiren
Ash
Thureday
Nancy
Queen
Today's Radio Programs Timetable Madison era listing
Eastern time schedule detailing a full day of radio programs with varied shows from The Jack Armstrong Serial to The Lone Ranger and War broadcasts. Includes musical performances by The Benny Goodman and Glenn Miller orchestras, dramatic serials, news segments, and commentaries across CBS NBC and local stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Armstrong
Bdulp
Chicago
Curley
Cbs
Nbe
Secret City
Blu
Ben Bernie
Cbbs Dane
Music Orchestra
Mbs
L. Ss. Nave
Band & News
Lone Ranger
East Blu
Ac Plano
Cus
Eledda Hopper
Cbs Vapers
Cbs Dirte
Rhyme
Stella Unger
Nbec
Milt Herth
Urgan
Frank Parker
Cbs-Basic
Nance Cre
Bill Stern
Lowell Thomason
Fred Waring
Amos and
Ands
Dastic Fulton Lewis
Abe Mr. Reena
Glenn Miller
Jonnsen Family
Green Valley
U.S.A
Kaitenborn
Nbc
Earl Godwin
Lu Nelson Eddy
Cos
Cal Tinney
Lum
Abner
Tommy Dorsey
Manhattan
Biu Tear Hersholt
Christian
Nene Pering
Timse
Nhe Basin Street
Paul Lavatle
Biu MisehatAtery
Cas Harvrid Heatter
Mii Pistrier
Ehs
Jean Rodugnes
National Radio Ferun—ly Dance Orchestra
Mbz
Dancing Music Orchestra
Raytime Front
Tate
V Home pledge guide to air raid defense duties
NEA Service reports Office of Civilian Defense guidance for households on five questions to earn a V-Home certificate. The checklist covers blackout rules safety room fire prevention first aid raid procedures rumor control and home wartime savings including stamps and bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Washington
Office of Civilian Defense
United States
Archdale Endeavorers Dine At Aldredge Home
Archdale Christian Endeavor Society members met Tuesday evening at Edith and Jackie Aldredge residence. About thirty guests enjoyed chicken stew served by Mrs. Jack Aldredge. Charles E. Blair, an Army serviceman and former society president, attended as guest of honor and received an army Bible from the group. Group singing and solos followed around the campfire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Christian Endeavor Society
Edith
Jackie Aldredge
Jack Aldredge
Charles E. Blair
Christian Endeavor Society
Robert Burge
Blair
Johnson Street P T A Board Meets Thursday
The executive board of the Johnson Street School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 3 30 p m in the school library. Mrs Raymond Campbell, president, urges all officers and committee chairmen to attend as plans for the year will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association of
Johnson Street School
Raymond Campbell
Daughters of America to Initiate New Members Tomorrow
Washington Council No 4 of the Daughters of America will receive new members tomorrow evening at 1 30 in an initiation ceremony at the hall on West Washington Street. All Degree Team members should attend and wear uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF America
Washingon Council No. 4
The
the Hall
West Washington Street
Brentwood P T A to Meet Thursday Night
Brentwood School will host a September meeting of the Brentwood P T A on Thursday evening at 7 30. An informal get together will follow the program for parents and teachers to mingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood P T. A
Parent-Teacher Association
Brentwood School
Wade Easom Observes Birthday With Party
A surprise birthday party was given for Wade Easom at his home on Woodbury Avenue. Guests included numerous Misses and gentlemen friends, plus family. The Lebanon Methodist church Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at the church with gifts for the Methodist Children's Home in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Easom
Woodbury Avenue
Inez Easom
Ramalee Rickard
Virginia Rickard
Thelma Johnson
Evelyne Snead
Betty Simpson
Jeanette Reece
Ethel Slate
Willie Mae Green
Kitty
Rachel Bennett
Betty Jo Talbort
Louise Phillips
Kat Graham
Guinea Cooke
Mary Lottie Easom
Mary Jane Hensley
Frances Loder
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Lebanon
More Than 3 000 Slovenes Reported Executed
London reports more than 3,000 Slovenes shot and 58 villages razed in recent weeks as reprisals for sabotage of Slovene railways. Sources say dynamiting disrupted lines vital for transport of war materials and food from central and southwestern Europe. About 165,000 deported to Germany and at least 10,000 to Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Germany
Italy
Potential Rubber Plant Destroyed by Flames in Detroit
Fire of undetermined origin damaged the Treton Valley Distillers Corp plant in Trenton Michigan, an $200000 loss. The plant, which began producing alcohol for synthetic rubber last week, is expected to cut production completely with no estimate of restart time from Clark Boeckeler of the Boeckeler Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Trenton
Mich
Treton Valley Distillers Corp
Clark Boeckeler
Boeckeler Association Whic
Fights Last Night Boxing Summary
In Pittsburgh Joey Maxim outpointed Sheldon Bell by decision. New York Bobby Ruffin drew with Carmine Fatta. Akron Lee Savold fought, and in Cleveland a knockout occurred. Birth notice: Mr and Mrs E M Owens welcomed son Bufo Leon on Sept 20, 1942 in Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack FJ
Rochester
Pittsburgh
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Sheldon
E. M. Owens
Bufo Leon
Hom
Danny Street
Partial Chinese silk control linked to war impact
The report notes partial control of silk production and marketing in 1940 due to practical difficulties. Regulators expect the new rule stems from wartime disruptions and pressure from China’s allies for silk used in parachutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chna
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Y Clubs
Joan Fontaine
Red Cross
Olive Slocuns
Miss Fontaine
Tobe
DePaul Tniversity Air Cadette
Mary Ellen Powers
Chicago Air Corps
Rumford
Rhode Island
McKenney
Kirk Akqis
Uncle Sam
Mr. and Mrs
VICTC
Tlf
Navy
Goebbels
Sonny
V.hom
Archdale Endeavorers
Aldridge
Johnson Street
T. A. Board
Lebanon W
Chungring
Associated Press
Jones Business College
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