Tea And Topics Club Begins Its Year Study On South America
Mrs. G I Humphreys hosted the Tea And Topics Club meeting at West College Drive with one visitor. Club president led the session inaugurating fall and winter programs on South America with a talk on its rivers mountains cities and name origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea and Topics Club
South America
G. I. Humphreys
West College Drive
Humphreys
C. R. Hinshaw
Hinshaw
R. H. Sechrest
Jd. M. Millikan
Mesdames J. E. Marsh
W. W. Idol
Horace Haworth
FE. S. Wall
W. F. Clayton
H. D. Sears
A. G. Douglas
F H. Hallenbeck
Wild Flower Club Hears Timely Program At Montgomery Home
The Wild Flower Garden Club met at Mesdames Montgomery and Teague homes with seven members present. President Mrs. Teague led a devotional and J W Montgomery presented a program on Home Canning and Preserving using Montgomery garden produce, followed by a pest control note and a tour of wild flower gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Club
Montgomery
Wild Flower Garden Club
Mesdames J. M. Montgomery
Dale Montgomery
John C. Teague
G. C. Brinson
Piedmont
North Carolina
Mildred North
Montgomery Garden
Miss Sossamon Bride Elect Feted At Two Parties
Miss Sossamon bride elect to Lt Woodrow J Shrawder of Minneapolis and Camp Butner was honored at two social showers this week. The October 3 ceremony is set at First Evangelical and Reformed Church. Hosts Mrs J M Lancaster and daughter Mrs D H Madden hosted a miscellaneous shower at 312 Louise Avenue with gifts in silver china and crystal. Guests included Elizabeth Harthcock Nell Rutledge Ruth Ellington Tiny Wilma Madden Mary Washburn and many others. A second shower at Miss Rutledge on Thornton Street featured crystal gifts and bride scrapbook games. About fifteen guests attended served Russian tea and cakes nuts and mints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Sossamon
Woodrow J. Shrawder
Minneapolis
Minn
Camp Butner
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
J. M. Lancaster
D. H. Madden
Louise Avenue
Elizabeth Harthcock
Nell Rutledge
Ruth Ellington
Tiny
Wilma Madden
Mary Washburn
Red Cross Volunteers Plan Parade March
Mrs. W. T. Powell announces High Point Red Cross volunteers must meet at the Post Office in uniform tomorrow evening at 6 30 to march in the parade with the Third War Loan Drive steering committee weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Powell
High Point
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Uniform
Powell
Norfolk Visitor Paid Honor Here By Mrs Forrest
Mrs James Dr Boyd Jr of Norfolk Va was guest of honor at a suburban High Point route one bridge party hosted by Mrs Sherwood Forrest Autumn flowers decorated the three table event Top score prize cream Cologne went to Mrs Bruce Conrad runner up prize also cream for Mrs W G Kirkman Goblets were presented to Mrs Boyd by the hostess Guest list included Boyd R M Abernathy W G Kirkman J O Hauschild T C Langley John Rothrock Henry Mayo Greensboro William Roach E W Heelas Royster Thurman FE L Grimsley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dr. Boyd, Jr
Norfolk
Sherwood Forrest
High Point
Boyd
Forrest
Bruce Conrad
W. G. Kirkman
Mesdames Boyd
R. M. Abernathy
J. O. Hauschild
T. C. Langley
John Rothrock
Henry Mayo
Greensboro
William Roach
E. W. Heelas
Royster Thurman
FE. L. Grimsley
College Faculty To Be Guests At Reception Tonight
Dr. N. M. Harrison and Mrs. Harrison host a faculty reception at their Hillcrest Drive home at eight this evening to honor new faculty members Miss Carrie Lanier Britain librarian R. L. Weaver mathematics G. M. Nichols science and Seymour Franklin physical education. All faculty are invited to attend the event features an appropriate program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Harrison
High Point College
UDC To Meet At Morrison Home
The September meeting of the High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will be held at Mrs H P Morrison's home on Edgedale Drive Monday at 3 30 p m Mrs R H Sechrest and Mrs J E Marsh will be associate hostesses with Mrs Morrison at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. P. Morrison
Edgedale Drive
R. H. Sechrest
J. E. Marsh
Morrison
Senior HiPTA Elects New State Officers
The Senior High Parent Teacher Association elected a new slate at yesterday’s meeting in the school choir room. Mrs H. Morrison was chosen president with Mrs J A Gray as vice president and Miss Sarah Wilson Jones as secretary treasurer Mrs Tom J Kearns. Plans for the year include an early October social honoring new faculty and open house during American Education Week November 17-13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. 2. Morrison
J. A. Gray
Sarah Wilson Jones
Tom J. Kearns
Brentwood PTA Holds Its First Meet at School
The Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association held its initial meeting Thursday evening at 7:30 in the school auditorium. Rev W R Kelly gave devotionals and L P Greenway chaired a short business session naming committee chairs. Miss Margaret Chatfield was welcomed as the new principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
W. R. Kelly
South Main Methodist Church
L. P. Greenway
Catherine Derrickson
Carter Dalton Family Reunites With Cadet at Camp Seymour Johnson
Mr and Mrs Carter Dalton return to Johnson Street after visiting their son Cadet Frank Dalton now stationed at Camp Seymour Johnson Goldsboro after transfer from Boca Raton Field Fla Mrs Dalton and the former Miss Margaret Hayworth of this city are with him in Goldsboro to secure an apartment Jacquelyn Daniel of Greensboro formerly High Point resident is recovering at St Leo s hospital Greensboro after an appendectomy last Wednesday Kimma Carr Bivins Star News Wilmington is spending the weekend with her parents at 1004 North Hamilton Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Cadet Frank Dalton
Camp Seymour Johnson
Goldsboro
Armed Forces
Boca Raton Field
Fla
Dalton
Miss Margaret Hayworth
Bea
Jacquelyn Daniel
Greensboro
High Point
St. Leo's Hospital
Kimma Carr Bivins
Star-News
Wilmington
W. A Bivins
North
Hamilton St
Clinton Hendrix
Norfolk
Hubert Jordan
Dora M. Horney
Ruth
Badin
Volney Horney
Horney
Robert Pendry
Paris Island
S. C
Dallas&s Pendry
J. Harper Jackson
Alberta
Canada
C. L. Jackson
California
W. J. Little
Thomasville
J. L. Skeen
Floy Ingle
Sebring
E. F. Williams
Ruby Briggs
Baltimore
W. B. Jones
Jackie Ray
Listen World a Cracker Woman Grieves In Her Garden
Elsie Robinson praises ordinary Americans serving abroad through labor and stoic grief. The piece centers on Effie May a Cracker woman hoeing her garden while accepting her son Jim is dead overseas. Her vow to tend the land honors his memory as a higher tribute than a stone monument.
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America
Sicily
New Guinea
Burma
The
Solomons
Republic
Julia Ward Howe
Don Blanding
Joe Jacker
Milwaukee
Effie May
Jim
Social Calendar Highlights This Weekend in Local Clubs
The Canterbury Club meets at Mrs Eve rett Marsh on Johnson Street at 3 30 p m Saturday. Emerywood Country Club hosts a 7 30 p m dinner dance at the clubhouse with a USO Dance at 8 15 p m by John Peddicord and his orchestra for service members at the YMCA. Sunday offers a 5 00 to 7 00 p m buffet for service men at Adams Memorial Y W C A building, hosted by Y W C A with USO cooperation and Y clubs as hosts.
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Canterbury Club
Everett Marsh
Johnson Street
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Adams Memorial
USO
Y Clubs
Mrs White Fete Mrs Brooks At Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise Thomasville September 24 honors Mrs William Brooks who was known as Miss before marriage. Mrs C L White and Mrs C L White Jr hosted a bridge party with three tables. Eva Burkhart won top score Cologne, Mary Marlowe runner-up soap. Guests include Mrs Brooks and many local names. crystal and linen gifts presented. salad course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasvill
William Brooks
C. L. White
C. L. White, Jr
Eva Burkhart
Cologne
Mary Marlowe
Brooks
Crystal
Douglas Bray
Carlos Kennedy
First whaleback to cross Atlantic sails from Duluth
The SS Charles W Wetmore, the first whaleback steamer to cross the Atlantic, departed Duluth Minnesota on June 11 1891 carrying a cargo of grain bound for Liverpool England.
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Charles W. Wetmore
Duluth
Minn
Liverpool
England
Jewish Women Begin New Year With Mrs. Doctor
The Council of Jewish Women held its fall meeting at Mrs. Harry Doctor’s Morris Street home. New officers were elected led by Mrs. Doctor, with a full slate including Mrs. Ben Herman and Mrs. L. Greenberg. Committees reported clothing donations, linen closet service, USO activities, and Red Cross aid for Fort Bragg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Jewish Women
Harry Doctor
Morris Street
Ben Herman
L. Greenberg
Sam Hyman
al Schwartz
Sam Shavits
Harry Jacobs
Civic
Harry Kaplan
USC
L. Finhorn
R. J. Wagger
Ben Swartzberg
Red Cross
Jake Harris
Sam Tobias
Milton Silver
Max Friedman
M. Sirull
Ed Layton
Snavits
Fort Bragg
Red Cross Committee
Birth of Betty Ann Hunt at Guilford General Hospital
Pvt. and Mrs. S. J. Hunt of 508 Centennial Avenue announce the birth of a daughter Betty Ann on September 23 at Guilford General Hospital. Mrs. Hunt before marriage was Miss Betts Ruth Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Hunt
Centennial Avenue
Betty Ann
Guilford General Hospital
Entertainments and social news from Deep River area
Mrs. R F Thornton and Mrs James Allen hosted a Friday night miscellaneous shower for Mrs Raymond Meadows. Deep River Berea Sunday school held a meeting with plans to send a Christmas gift to a boy in foreign service. Several local families visited relatives, with multiple trips, visits, and service-related absences noted. Charlie and Jackie Jones illnesses and local gatherings appear among the weekend notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Thornton
James Allen
Raymond Meadows
Deep River Berea
Joseph Peele
Lester Davis
Leona Jones
String of Expert Card Play in National Championship
Milton Casson of Boston and others faced a simple bridge problem at the national championship. The key play was cashing the heart ace after ruffing the spade ace to keep entry to the South hand, with an overtrick if hearts split. In the event the hearts did not split and several players went down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Casson
Boston
Mass
Casson
Fast
Aviation meteorology in the navy called aerology
Fragmentary remarks discuss CBS airing Nazi propaganda and wartime broadcasting. References to Hitler Goebbels and a reporter seeking deeper story. Mentions Paul White and CBS advertising department in a context of aviation meteorology term aerology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBS
Hitler Am Goebbels
Paul White
Times and
Tribune
Navy
Aerology
Endgame in Bridge Hand Ends With Eleven Tricks
Detailed recap of a bridge play where South ruffs hearts, returns to dummy, ruffs another heart, and draws two outstanding trumps. He discards a diamond from dummy and concedes one diamond without risking a diamond finesse. South makes 11 tricks, while a declarer managed only eight.
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South
Death notice for R V Vaden mourned by Margie Scearce Vaden
Mrs Margie Scearce Vaden expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the death of her husband R V Vaden.
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Pfe
R. V. Vaden
Margie Scearce Vaden
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NABISCO + NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
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Elsie Robinson
Priday
C. R. Reid
Thomasville Garden Club
Winston Street
L. C. Dillon
FE. C. Leonard
D. ©. Beck
R. G. Jennings
R. W. Crews
J. W. Prevo
North Carolina Garden Club
J. S. Green
R. K. Farrington
Alvah Boyles
Mesdames
C. F. Finch
Nat Walker
Charles Phillips
W. E. Tomlinson
G. L. Bryant
Doctor
Bikihs
Betty Ann Hunt
Mesdames Thornton and
Allen
McKenney
Akigr
Duplicate
Alval
West North Double Pass
South Pass
Winchell
Lydia E. Pinkharm
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Nature
J. A. Rug
Office of War Utilities
War Production Board
Deke Power Company
Moskins Clothing Company
North Main St
Dorminy Dance Studios Arcade
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