Bridge Winners At Club Ladies Party Announced
Winners at the Emerywood country club ladies bridge party were announced for North-South and East-West dupli cate bridge. F. H. Gray and O. C. Durland led North-South. Logan Porter Jr. and Harold McKee tied with Ethel Rochelle and J. S. Welborn for runner-up. C. S. Beaver and W. E. Outen led East-West. second place went to C. L. Eaton and C. G. Mackintosh. No contract tables were in play and a luncheon followed.
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Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
F. H. Gray
O. C. Durland
Mesdames Logan Porter, Jr
Harold McKee
Ethel Rochelle
J. S. Welborn
C. S. Beaver
W. E. Outen
Mesdames CC
Call Meeting For Ritual Practice
There will be a called meeting of officers and escorts of the Women of the Moose tomorrow evening at 7:30 at the Moose hall. The purpose of the meeting is ritual practice. The tariff on imported hand woven Oriental rugs adds about one quarter to the retail cost.
Vanderbilt Cup Hand Highlights by William McKenny
In the Vanderbilt Cup tournament, Lee Hazen comments on a hand where East overcalled one diamond with one spade while South passed. The deal shows New West holding Qs 7 10 7 4 and adverse cards K6532 and Q8 J73 J109 A85 10742, with the table set as Tournament E W vul, South West North East Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenny
America’s
NEA Service
Lee Hazen
New West
Bidding Analysis Lets Four Spades Finish Contract Easily
In table No 2, West supports with three spades after East opens one spade and West bids two spades. East infers partner has trump support and strength, opting for four spades. The contract is made easily even with the king of clubs off side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen
West
East
Come-and-Sit Tea and Brides Elects in Asheboro
Asheboro events feature a come and sit tea hosted by Mrs. James Neely and Miss Ethel Lovett for Randolph County Home Demonstration council members. About 65 ladies from fourteen clubs attended. Separate notices mention a bridal party at Ramseur with Miss Esther Burgess and a luncheon by Mrs. George H. Sumner.
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Asheboro
James Neely
Martha Thompson
E. S. Milsaps
W. W. Kearns
Mack Bure
Mattie Caveness
Births Edward Devon Phillips Cope and Lindsay Baby Born
Mr and Mrs John L Phillips announce the birth of a son Edward Devon on April 5 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs E L Copeland announce a son E L Jr born April. Mr and Mrs John A Lindsay Jr announce a son John A T born April 7 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Lindsay is the former Ruth Fowler of Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Phillips
Route Six
Edward Devon
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Becks
Copelands
E. L
Bud) Copeland
Oak Street
Boulevard Unit
Lindsay
John A. Lindsay, Jr
Ferndale Drive
John A. T
Ruth Fowler
Winston-Salem
Local clubs hold meetings with bridge play and showers
The Nocturne Bridge club met with Mrs. W. H. Krewson two tables played high scorers were Mrs. Hazel Strickland and Mrs. Virginia Bullard consolation to Mrs. Gordon Johnson a dessert served. The V F W Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year and initiated two new members Mrs. Evelyn Stutts and Miss Flora Stout. Ministers and wives hosted a dinner at Piedmont Grill honoring Rev. and Mrs. Frank S. Jones before their move to Leaksville. Mrs. Warren Jeffreys hosted a rock club with two tables and prizes. A miscellaneous bridal shower for Mrs. Graham White featured silver gifts and a white umbrella shower for Miss Martha Burrows with decor in green and white. The New Deal bridge club, led by Mrs. Gordon Johnson, crowned high scorers Mrs. J. C. Spencer and Mrs. Nance Kivett with traveling prize to Mrs. James Walton, dessert served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack White
Ruth
Mary Lee Craven
Ramseur
Esther Burgess
Edward Burkhead
Russell Craven
Rock
Joyce Biersol
Millie Cox
D. L. Burgess
George H. Sumner
W. E. Woodfull
Carrie Brittain
Vance Welborn
Kid Steele
Frank McLeod
Nocturne Bridge Club
W. H. Krewson
Hazel,Strickland
Virginia Bullard
Gordon Johnson
Jim Burkhead
Selah Ridge
Elizabeth Hasty
Selah Mac Lowdermilk
Lillian Aikens
Lola Causey
Ida Floyd
Evelyn Stutts
Flora Stout
Asheboro
Piedmont Grill
Frank S. Jones
Presbyterian Church
Leaksville
Mr. Jones
Warren Jeffreys
Rock Club
Francis Watson
C. E. Viverette
Arthur York
Martha Burrows
Betty Lou Ridge
Miss Ridge
Frances Steed
Ernestine Ridge
W. J. Burrows
New Deal Bridge Club
J. C. Spencer
Nance Kivett
James Walton
Building permits total 7241 in city inspections
City building inspector issued permits totaling 7241 yesterday and today. A $5 permit authorized a new one story six room frame residence by Roy Johnson at 313 Best Street on Fourth Street. R L Welborn of Trinity received 700 for repairing and painting four houses on Serth Main Street and three on West Davis Street. Permits cover both residences and nonresidences.
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Roy Johnson
Best Street
Fourth Street
R. L. Welborn
Trinity
Serth Main Street
West Davis Street
Faithful Workers potluck and meeting at Green Street Baptist
Church social announced for Friday at 6 30 in the Green Street Baptist basement with a potluck supper and a brief business session. Hearts sisters will be revealed and all members and families are invited.
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Green Street Baptist Churc
Heart Sisters
Stout-Kirkman Rites Revealed
Asheboro special report covers two weddings in South Carolina and North Carolina. Miss Sarah Josephine Kirkman wed Wayne Thomas Stout in Bennettsville with L F Kennedy officiating. The bride, daughter of Gurney Kirkman of Ramseur, wore blue gabardine with sweetheart rose corsage. The groom is Ramseur bred, Ramseur High School graduate, veteran, and son of Mrs. Charles Stout. Also noted is March 15 Chesterfield, S C wedding of Miss Jacqueline Parsons daughter of Beatrice Parsons and C B Parsons and A L Kennedy of Worthville.
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Asheboro
Sarah Josephine Kirkman
Wayne Thomas Stout
Bennettsville
S. C
L. F. Kennedy
Stout
Gurney Kirkman
Ramseur
Jacqueline Parsons
Beatrice Parsons
C. B. Parsons
Randleman
A. L. Kennedy
W. D. Kennedy
Worthville
Chesterfield
Corn broom hooded with cloth covers dust from walls
A simple tool for cleaning dusty walls uses a corn broom hooded with a clean cotton cloth. Any soft cotton material can serve as a cover, and keeping several on hand allows quick changes when they become soiled.
CES Concludes Successful Year by High Point Chapter
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star reports a strong year under Mrs Susie Oldham and Fleet Lewis. They bought saving bonds worth 1147, sent 329 to Oxford Orphanage, 125 to the hospital fund, and 181 for home maintenance. With Mrs Mildred Baker and Clarence Albertson presiding, 42 members attended and three petitions for membership were received. The group approved a 199 home pledge to the Masonic and Order of the Eastern Star home.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Susie, Oldham
Fleet Lewis
Masonic Hall
Oxford
Hopital
Masonic and Order of the Eastern Star
Mildred Baker
Clarance Albertson
Masonic Temple
City PTA oratorical contest at Allen Jay School
The Allen Jay PTA study group will meet Thursday evening at the school. The postponed oratorical contest will be the program feature with several high school students speaking on Government, the Path to World Peace. Those 18 and over will serve as judges. a prize will go to the winner. Miss Gwendolyn Keller will perform a solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
Allen Jay Parent-Teacher Association
Gwendolyn Keller
Hasty PTA Set to Meet Tomorrow Evening
Hasty school parents and teachers will gather tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the school for a Health program and the election of new officers. Cloverdale school's sixth grade will hold a Thursday 7 50 PM meeting with a songs and dances program.
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Lindsay Memorial Church
Hasty Pta
Parent-Teacher Association of
Hasty School
Parent-Teacher Association
Cloverdale
Jerusalem artichoke yields sweeter sugar than beets or cane
Experiments show the Jerusalem artichoke producing sugar sweeter than that from sugar beet or sugar cane, suggesting a potential new source for refined sugars.
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Jerusalem
Creating a Focal Wall With Table and Mirror Decor
The lack of a fireplace need not leave a room without a center of interest. A long shallow table or chest placed under a large mirror, against the wall, with matching chairs creates a balanced focal arrangement.
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Fred Palmer
RZ i
Uswaly
Guilford
Venetian Blind Shop
Ee Pratish
Thomasville Soda
Hearth Club
McKenney
South West North East
Randolph Book Club
J. W. Hunter
T. H. Redding
Marion Sims
Edward Devon Phillips
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Celd Waree Machine— Machinetone
Princess Beauty
Maw
J. J. White
Ha! Brown
Mrs. White
Graham White
Wayne Trogdon
J. F. Trogdon, Jr
Allen Jay
Lindsay Memorial
Mothers Prayer Band
G. EF. Goins
King Street
CES
PTA
Cloverdale Pta
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Tobias
CEN Ak
Bridghi
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