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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1942

Page

6

Institute Highlights Given Before BPWC Plan

A report on the first Institute sponsored by state and national Business and Professional Women's Clubs was given at the Elwood Hotel by Mrs. Katherine Shipman, based on Miss Marjorie Tillis's presentation. Plans were set for Business Woman's Week October 11 to 17, with club officers and members discussing Legion Auxiliary support and nursery school activities.

High Point College Elwood Hotel Marjorie Tillis BPWC Katherine Shipman Margarete Farley Marina Henry Oriana B. James Kate B. Ragan James

YWCA Industrial Committee Plans Year's Program at Informal Tea

The Adams Memorial YWCA building hosted the inaugural Industrial Committee meeting with Mrs. H A Millis presiding during an informal tea. The group set monthly meetings at 4 30 on the fourth Wednesday, discussed recruiting new “key” girls, and planned to engage local manufacturers to broaden participation in the Y department.

Adams Memorial Y.W.C.A Industrial Committee H. A. Millis Mesdames Millis and Saunders Louise Surratt Curtis Smithdeal Dessie Cox

Wednesday Eight Club Entertained By Miss Williams

Miss Blanche Williams delightfully entertained the Wednesday Eight Bridge club last night at her home on East Farriss Avenue. Fall flowers were used throughout the house and bridge was at two tables with Mrs. Van Canady winning high score. She received novelty bows for prize and runner up was Mrs. Katheleen Galloway, also given novelty bows. A dessert course with coffee was served to Ulisses Mesdames Newell Black Arlye Hill C. F. Williams Jr Spencer Osborn Van Canady as guests and the hostess.

Blanche Williams East Farriss Avenue

Canterbury Club Shifts Meeting to 3 PM Tomorrow

Mrs W B Hall announces the Canterbury Club will meet tomorrow at her Johnson Street home for its first Fall meeting. The hour changes from 3 30 to 3 oclock, and members are asked to arrive promptly.

Canterbury Club W. B. Hall Johnson Street

Magdalene Rebekahs 10 to Confer Degrees in Special Meeting

The Magdalene Rebekah Lodge announces a special meeting tomorrow at 1 30 PM to confer degrees with all members urged to attend. The Faithful Workers class at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at 25 Royal Oak Avenue Oak Hill Forest. Officers and teachers will be elected at this time.

Magdalene Rebekah Lodge Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Ralph Elkins Royal Oak Avenue Oak Hill Forest

Anne Adams Pattern 4227 Child Dress Styles

Anne Adams pattern 4227 offered in children sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with long and short sleeve options. Details include size 6 fabric yardage 214 for 35 inch fabric and 38 yard contrast. Order form requests size name address style number and payment sixteen cents. Pattern book ads tout fall winter fashions and salvage specials.

Anne Adams High Point Enterprise Pattern Department West Ltth Stu New York

New Two Tone Lipstick Hues Highlight War Era Glamour

Alicia Hart reports on postwar cosmetics shifting from glamour to vitality with two makeup schemes. Red with blue overtones appears in liquid form for rouge and complexion use, pairing best with varied wardrobes and accessories. Nurses enlisting with the Australian Army must not lose lipstick.

Alicia Hartner Beauly

Report on Summer Program Heard By Jewish Women

The first Fall meeting of the Council of Jewish Women opened with a prayer for peace and victory at Mrs. Harry Doctor’s Morris Street home. President Doctor urged wartime cooperation, detailing summer civic work including U S O drives, war bond sales, Red Cross sewing, and soldier activities. Mrs. Swartzberg announced three boxes of clothes sent to Emma Blair School’s Clothes Closet and appealed for heavy winter clothing. Dr. Rozzelle agreed to speak on Peace near Armistice Day. The session closed with remarks on civic clubs’ war aims and a social hour for the 25 members present.

Council of Jewish Women Harry Doctor Morris Street Red Cross J. Harris Ben Swartzberg Social Service Committee Emma Blair Harry Kaplan Rozzelle Council On Abs

Local residents return from Portland and begin new terms

Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Stewart return from Portland where they visited their son Lieutenant George Stewart at Fort Treble. Aliss Virginia Gibson leaves for Salem College to resume studies as a junior. Ella Lou Taylor and Ruth Beard head to Salem College for their junior and senior years. Roger Green Taylor goes to N. C. State College to finish his senior year. Mrs. Charles Rawls visits family before joining her husband at Quansett Point. Mrs. Joe West and Diane West travel to Durham to visit sister Mrs. Collins. Reid Mendenhall Jr. enrolls as freshman at N. C. State College with focus on agriculture. EF. T. Brown undergoes operation at Burrus Memorial Hospital and is in satisfactory condition. Miss Mary Lewis Millis leaves for Hollins College as a senior. Mrs. P. J. Neal rests at Burrus Memorial Hospital after surgery. William G. Causey remains at home until October then trains as naval air cadet in Richmond and Athens. Grace Baker recuperates at Guilford General Hospital after ten days of treatment.

L. R. Stewart Lindsay Street Portland Maine Lieutenant George Stewart Fort Treble U.S. Army Aliss Virginia Gibson Winston-Salem Salem College Miss Gibson J. Emery Gibson Forest Hill Drive Salem Ella Lou Taylor H. M. Taylor Ruth Beard Pearl River New York Miss Taylor Miss Beard Charles Rawls Richmond H. L. Pope Rawls Eleanor Pope Quansett Point R. I Naval Officers Training School Boston Mass Don McClellan Sophia Taplin High Point Joe West Diane Montheu Avenue Durham Collins Mr. West Mary Lewis Millis Hollins College Miss Millias H. A. Millis North Main William G. Causey W. C. Causey Centennial Avenue Richmond University Naval Air Cadet Athens, Ga

Salesmen Meet on Gas Needs in Winston-Salem

Traveling men seeking gasoline for work will gather in Winston-Salem Saturday night under the Business Travelers Association. Paul R. Ervin of Charlotte, executive secretary of the association, will address the group.

Winston-Salem The Business Travelers Association Paul R. Ervin Charlotte Association

Family Night Dinner and Club Anniversary Social

Social calendar notes Emerywood Country Club dinner at the clubhouse from 6 30 to 8 p m reservations due by noon. Live Yers Club marks its eleventh anniversary at Adams Memorial Y W C A building with banquet and speaker Miss Lucile Browne. Canterbury Club opens fall meetings Friday at 3 a m with Mars W B Hall 901 Johnson Street.

Emerywood Country Club Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A Lucile Browne Canterbury Club Mars W. B. Hall Johnson Street

Adult Education Class At Union Hill School Tonight

The Adult Education class will meet tonight at 7:00 at Union Hill School. All interested adults are invited to attend as part of a continuing series. the second session follows an earlier meeting last Thursday.

Union Hill School

Fighter pilot dies in river crash near Charlotte

Lieut. Frank Seles Haggerty of Rockville Center New York stationed at Morris Field Charlotte died yesterday when his fighter plane crashed into the Catawba River near the city. He was identified as the fallen pilot in Moores Field records and the river crash is reported by local authorities.

Charlotte Frank Seles Haggerty Rockville Center, .Y Morris Field Catawba River

Fingercraft Club Meet Tonight at Mrs Sigmon’s Home

The Fingercraft Club will hold its regular meeting this evening at 7 30 at 508 Carr Street the home of Mrs E P Sigmon All members urged to attend.

Fingercraft Club E. P. Sig

Infected Registrants To Take Care In Raleigh

Sept 24 Brig Gen J Van B Metts state selective service director announced that registrants found with venereal diseases will be required to undergo treatment as directed by law. He said some used sickness to dodge military service and draft lists include several thousand infected persons.

Raleigh Selective Service J. van B. Metts State

Prayer Service at Townsend Residence on Tate Street

Friday evening prayer service led by Vance Hill and group will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Townsend at 507 Tate Street this week.

Vance Hill Daniel Townsend Tate Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Business Women American Legion Auxiliary Ywca Industrial Committee Senate A. E. Frazier Frazier H.W. MicCain W. C. Idol Jones Business College Arrid American Institute of Launderings Good Housekeeping Pew Miss Williams Canterbury Magdalene Rebekahs Cinderella Lipper Shop South Main Street Alicia Hart Roger Green Taylor N. C. State College Reid Mendenhall, Jr North Carolina State College Ife EF. T. Brown Railroad Express Burrus Memorial Hospital P. J. Neal Hillcrest Grace Baker Guilford General Hospital Nabisco Nabisco - National Biscuit Company Richardson’s Annual Santa Little Angel Curly Papa-Mama Papa Mama Nancy Meama Pink Lydia FE. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham
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