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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1943

Page

6

University Women Hear Mr Duckles Discuss Plans For Post War Peace

Mr Ed win L Duckles of Greensboro, secretary of the Carolina Institute of International Relations, spoke to High Point branch of the American Association of University Women on post war peace. He urged a governed world, a globally agreed peace, effective remedies for unjust changes, and a people’s will to sustain peace, proposing an international police force to settle disputes and ease tensions. He warned against individuals who coerce groups, citing Hitler and Mussolini, and urged individual accountability. The meeting at 807 East Lexington Avenue featured hosts and announcements for a Day of Sacrifice and a fluoro scoping clinic for domestic servants, plus a state board meeting in Raleigh.

Edwin L. Duckles Greensboro Carolina Institute of International Relations High Point American Association of University Women Mr. Duckles Duckles Hitler Mussolina Alice Paige White R. A. Herring East Lexington Avenue Maggie Lou Blackmon Ruth Henry Herring Esther Kee Earl Bishopric Leaksville War Stamp and Bond Committee Broadhurst Theater J. S. Moffitt High Point Tuberculosis Association City Health Department

Daughters of Confederacy Elect Delegates at Greensboro Meeting

Mrs J J Andoe spoke on the U D C origins and goals and delegates were chosen to the general session in Columbus Ohio on November 8. Sixteen members attended at the home of Mrs H P Morrison with Mrs W A Bivins presiding.

Daughters of Confederacy J. J. Andoe Hss U.D.C J. J Greensboro North Carolina Daughters of the Confederacy Columbus Ohio H. P. Morrison Mesdames R Hrest J. E. Marsh Andoe Wood A. Wishart J. E. Tete Sechrest Brucea W. A. Bivins

Tin-Can Party Promotes Salvage Drive For Girls

Eight local girls aged two to eleven attended a tin-can party at Mrs. A Coffield's home on Homestead Avenue. The event aimed to boost salvage efforts with 236 cans collected for the nation's ammunition drive. Children requested the cans be used to make hand grenades and syringes for the war effort, and a follow up party was planned. Refreshments were served to attendees Rebecca Meadows, Joyce Meadows, Nancy Winfred, Joyce Winfred, Helen Gallimore, Elise Gallimore, Carolyn Briggs, and Doris Briggs.

A . Coffield Homestead Avenue Mrs. Coffield Coffield Rebecca Joyce Meadows Nancy Joyce Winfred Helen Elise Gallimore Carolyn Doris Briggs

Miss Guyer Weds Robert W. Tallent

Mrs Gertrude Dunning announces the marriage of her daughter Doris Louise Guyer to Robert Wilburn Tallent on September 25, 1943. They will reside at 614 Park Street.

Gertrude Dunning Doris Louise Guy Robert Wilburn Tallent Park Street

Church Group Highlights Dr I Q Program At Wesley Memorial

The Woman's Wesley Bible class at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church held a Dr I Q program with Mrs J F Hayden acting as Dr I Q. Members answered questions about the church and school, with two winners receiving tiny flags. Officers elected include Thomas W Sprinkle as teacher, Mrs J F Hayden as president, vice presidents Mesdames J E Marsh C E Rozzelle and Will Smith, recording secretary Mrs Ed Hoover, corresponding secretary Mrs J L Perkins, treasurer Mrs P A Clifton, and music chairman Mrs V Kir. About fifty attended.

Wesley Wesley Memorial Methodist Church J. F. Hayden I. Q Thomas W. Sprinkle Mesdames J. E. Marsh C. E. Rozzelle Will Smith Ed Hoover Crete J. L. Perkins P. A. Clifton V. Kir D. N. Welborn George Brinson

Service Men are Honored at Deep River Dinner

A Deep River Church community dinner honored Steven Thornton home from the navy and celebrated with the unexpected arrival of Corp. John A. Carter from Salisbury in the army air corps. Carter was joined by his mother Mrs. Sam Carter and sister Miss Julia Carter plus Miss Emily Snyder of Salisbury, with many local relatives present.

C. E. Thornton Deep River Church Steven Thornton Navy Corp John.a. Carter Salisbury Army Air Corps Carter Sam Carter Julia Carter Emily Snyder C. Briggs R. F. Thornton Steven Elizabeth Janie Billie E. J.white Jas. D. Allen Barbara Oriana B. James H. F. Briggs Esther Brooks High Point Virginia Brooks Richmond

Varied Programs Heard At USO Officials Here

USO club Sunday afternoon showcased varied acts including Pvt Murray Singer with BTC No 10 Greensboro and pianist Peyton Voorhees with a magic show by R E Betts. About 215 service members visited the center over 13 hours as Carl Cronstedt sang Friday night with Emile Serposs.

Pvt Murray Singer BTC No. 10 Greensboro Peyton Voorhees R. E. Betts USO Murray New York University Brooklyn Thomas Jefferson High School Carl Cronstedt Emile Serposs National Girls’ Service Organization Anc Robnette C. W. Kneesi James McDowell Chester D. Snell Richmond E. H. Denman Virginia Frank Sara Alderman Madeline Hoover Lois Welborn Snell and Denman

These Women Ex Teacher Covers War With Camera

Therese Bonney, an ex teacher and renowned war photographer, aims a new assignment showing democracy at work in liberated lands. Since 1939 she has chronicled wars in Finland Spain France and other fronts, surviving close shaves and distributing images that reveal war’s toll on people and children.

Therese Bonney New York Miss Bonney Finland Miss Sonney Spain France Meuse Front Europe Syracuse N. Y University of Paris

Listen, World! by Elsie Robinson on women in armed public service

The essay argues that women in federal security roles prove capable and ethical guardians, not killers. It defends armed female workers as public servants meeting wartime dangers, cites pioneer women, and urges understanding and respect for brave, capable women. It claims courage transcends gender with a call for a kinder, safer society.

Treasury Department Halo Secret Service

Social calendar for week at local clubs

The Altrusa club dinner at the Sheraton features Mabel Hargett and Marie Handlen in charge. The American Legion Auxiliary meets at Mrs. Leigh Harper’s home 220 Monthey avenue. West Emery wood Garden club meets at Jamestown with Mrs. W. G. Ragsdale Jr. Civilian Defense Drivers Corps gathers at the senior high. Family night dinner at Emerywood Country club. Priscilla club begins its season at Mrs. W a’s home. USO dance at the Y M C A with John Peddicord and his band. Y W C A and USO serve buffet at Adams Memorial building on North Main for service members.

Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Mabel Hargett Marie Handlen American Legion Auxiliary Leigh Harper Monthey Avenue West Emerywood Garden Club W. G. Ragsdale, Jr Jamestown Civilian Defense Drivers Corps Emerywood Country Club Y. W. CA USO Club Adams Memorial Building North Main Street

Local Notes on Residents and Visitors

Mrs Alta Manley Lanier left last week for Camp Hulen Texas to join her husband Pvt Raymond Lanier who is stationed there. Miss Virginia Loflin is recovering satisfactorily after a tonsillectomy at Burrus Memorial hospital and is with her parents at Sophia. Mrs F E Sane connected with Harllee's returned from Newton after a Sigman family reunion. Mrs Sigman returned after a business trip to New York City. Mrs J S Hollifield is recuperating satisfactorily from a major operation at Guilford General hospital.

Alta Manley Lanier Camp Hulen Texas Pvt Raymond Lanier Virginia Loflin Jones Street Burrus Memorial Hospital Mrs A. E. Loflin Sophia F. E. Sane Harllee Newton Sigman New York City J. S. Hollifield Guilford General Hospital

Birth announcements from High Point and Wilmington areas

Mr and Mrs Madison L Marshall announce a son Hollis Mattison born September 20 at Burrus Memorial hospital. Mrs Marshall previously Miss Louise Boyd. Mr and Mrs C F Newton announce a daughter Patricia Ann born September 24 at General hospital. Mr and Mrs E C Hedrick announce a son Robert Craig born September 26, 1943. Mrs Hedrick formerly Miss Leonia Presnell.

Madison L. Marshall High Point Wilmington Hollis Mattison Burrus Memorial Hospital C. F. Newton Route Two Patricia Ann War General Hospital Robert Craig Hedrick E. C. Hedrick Robert Craig Hedrick Leonia Presnell

Young Shirtwaister Pattern 4468 for junior miss

Faithful as Fido this timeless shirtwaist pattern 4468 suits junior miss sizes 11 through 18. Prints offer rayon crepe or soft flannel fabrics with a ready-to-wear style suitable for USO duties or school tasks. Order form asks for size name address style number and includes extra glove and bag pattern option.

High Point Enterprise Pattern Department Westlith St New York

WE THE WOMEN Letter a Day Pledge from Soldier Kin

Ruth Millett describes a family plan to write daily letters to a son in foreign service. Each member writes, sharing different home life details to keep him connected, provide consistent mail, and avoid long gaps when no updates arrive. The piece urges other families with service members to adopt a similar approach.

Ruth Millett

Humane Society Meeting Open To Public Tonight

The Humane Society invites the public to attend a meeting at 8 o'clock this evening in the county building. Mrs Valette J Harris leads the new organization and will host the event with speakers Mrs J L Von Glahn of Raleigh and Mr Weaver of N C State College addressing attendees.

Humane Society Valette J. Harris J. L. von Glahn Ralegih Wake County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Weaver N. C. State College High Point

Perfect hand may fail to lead to big score in bridge

In a New York duplicate game a highly promising East heart grand slam failed to yield a top score. Eight hearts in East suggested a laydown, but divergent bidding and a hostile defense produced a poor result for the East player, while others fared better or worse depending on the opening lead and contract.

New York East North

Altrusans to Hear Father MacMillan

The High Point Altrusa club hosts Father Robert J. MacMillan of St. Edward's Catholic Church as guest speaker for September. Dinner starts at 6 30 PM in the Sheraton hotel's private dining room, with Mrs. Mabel Hargett and Miss Marie Handlen in charge of the program.

High Point Altrusa Club Robert J. MacMillan St. Edward’s Catholic Church Sheraton Hotel Mabel Har Gett Marie Handlen

Church Social of Spades Setting Trick Leads NS Plus 400

East overrupped with the queen but held only two high hearts. He could not catch South's ten, making the heart ten the setting trick. North-South achieved plus 400.

East South

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