Bridge players meet at Emerywood in lively session
Six tables of contract bridge were in play yesterday at the Emerywood Country Club for the regular Tuesday Ard party. Mrs. Herman Smith won high score with a chiffon evening handkerchief and wide ace border. Attendees included Mesdames Abels, Washburn, McPheeters, Harrison, Kirkman, Kearns, Pope, Robertson, Garrett, Welborn, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Herman Smith
Tom Kearns
Mesdames John Abels
Jesse Washburn
R. A. McPheeters
O. A. Kirkman
Joan R. Kearns
Charles Kearns
Pope
H. B. Robertson
C. G. Garrett
Roy Welborn
Frank
T. A. Kearns
Laurance
J. D. Groome
Carter Dalton
A. S. Hart H. A. Millis
John Walker
Wednesday Evening Social Calendar Highlights
Local clubs and church groups announce meetings this week in High Point. Meredith College Alumnae host dinner at Mrs A Lee Gibson's home on East Washington. others include bridge at Mrs J T Ryan’s 606 Parkway and Tea and Topics at Mrs G I Humphreys 821 College Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Meredith College
A. Lee Gibson
East Washington Street
Frank Autry
J. T. Ryan
Bridge
Parkway
Laverne Hudson
Elliott
Wood
Tea and
G. I. Humphreys
College Drive
American Legion Auxiliary
Herbert
The
Lotus Club
Johnson Street
Mrs P H Dalton Ill at Home on East Circle Drive
Mrs P H Dalton is confined to her home at 901 East Circle Drive due to illness. Mrs A C Beeson Mrs J W Phillips and Mrs E F Proffitt have returned from Durham where they represented Brentwood school at the North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Dalton
East Circle Drive
A. C. Beeson
J. W. Phillips
E. F. Proffitt
Durham
Brentwood School
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Joanne Sechrest
R. H. Sechrest
South Main Street
Health Products Corporation Expands Feena mint Ads in South
Health Products Corporation of Newark announces the largest newspaper advertising program ever in the South. Over 200 papers in 12 Southern states will carry Feena mint ads aiming to boost sales and capitalize on rising Southern purchasing power amid New Deal farm relief and rural power benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Products Corporation
Newark
N. J
South
Roosevelt
Feenamint
Revival at Hilliard Memorial Draws Large Audiences
Considerable interest attends the revival at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church led by Rev. Griggs from Ninth Avenue Charlotte. The campaign continues through April 27 with services at 7 30 pm each evening. On the preceding night Griggs spoke on Permanent Fruitful Christians from John 15. Visitors from multiple city churches attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
Ninth Avenue Baptist Church
Charlotte
Griggs
St. John
God
Huey C. Miller
Hilliard Memorial Church
Marian Martin Pattern You Can Sew This Yourself
Marian Martin pattern 9980 features a youthful collar slash sleeves and sash with a simple skirt. Includes a step by step Sew Chart and fabric guidance. Order form lists sizes 12 14 16 18 20 and fabric needs for size 16. Pattern and books priced and available from The Enterprise Pattern Dept New York.
Canterbury Club Elects Officers At Meeting With Mrs. Harry Brockmann
At a Canterbury club meeting hosted by Mrs. Harry Brockmann officers were elected for the new club year. President is Mrs. W. F. Ellis with vice president Mrs. Vv. D. Sale Jr. Other posts include secretary and treasurer Mrs. Louis Voorhees librarian Mrs. J. W. Lindsay and program chairman Mrs. Everett Marsh. The afternoon featured a talk by Mrs. Hoke Bullard on the Yadkin River tracing its course from Blowing Rock to the Atlantic and noting historic sites and river power plants along the way. A sweet course followed for members and guests including Mrs. Rogers of Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Harry Brockmann
Fairway Drive
W. F. Ellis
E. T. Harrison
Vv. D. Sale, Jr
Louis Voorhees
J. W. Lindsay
Everett Marsh
North
South Carolina
Dukeville
Idols
High Rock
Badin
Norwood
Blewett Falls
Yadkin
Richmond
Donnaha
N. C
Yad
Salvation Army Meetings Run at Local Mills and Citadel
The Salvation Army held a noon shop meeting today at Amos Hosiery mill with more sessions planned tomorrow at Robbins mill and Friday at Crown mill. Revival meetings continue each night at the Salvation Army citadel on South Main street led by Envoy W. O. Self, with the public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Amos Hosiery
Robbins Mill
Crown Mill
South Main Street
W. O. Self
Visitors at Thomasville I feted at attractive party
Thomasville notes describe a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Walter Rapp for sister Mrs. Z B Bradford of Raleigh with Mrs. Emil Arnold of Ann Arbor as guest. W E Tomlinson won high score, second went to Mrs. R K Farrington. Refreshments followed among many attendees. The same week the Business and Professional Women's club held its inaugural dinner at First Baptist church basement with thirty or more present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Walter Rapp
Park Avenue
Z. B. Bradford
Raleigh
W. E. Tomlinson
Emil Arnold
J. F. Garner
R. K. Farrington
Paul Hassler
Vermon Snider
Frank Murr
W. G. Smith
G. T. Alexander
Walter Newby
Lillian Williams
Handball Partners Set Meeting For Thursday
Handball partners who will take part in the annual doubles tournament at the YMCA will gather Thursday afternoon at 6 o clock at the association building to map out a schedule. Many entries are expected for the two division tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
New MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Smooth Fresh Skin
A French process called MELLO GLO claims to reduce large pores, keep makeup longer, and give a youthful complexion without irritation or a pasty look. The powder spreads smoothly and is advertised at $1.
Carson Cox Jr Recovers From Past Appendectomy
Friends report Carson Cox Jr is recovering well at home after an operation for appendicitis ten years ago at City Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson Cox, Jr
City Memorial Hostal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Club News
Uesday Bridge
Emerywood Club
Klemme
Margaret Kiemme
Ullford General Hospital
Humphreys
G. J. Humphreys
Ann Davis Hancock
J. Paul Hancock
Fourth Street
Ann Davis
Guilford General Hospitals
Hancock
Maude Davis
Seagrove
H. B. Club
Winifred Marshall
East Green Street
First Baptist Church
Sears’ Farm
Garden Club Council
High Point Council of Garden Clube
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
J. P. Swentzel
New York
John C. Sechrest
the Vogue Rosary Shop
Mary Jones
Mary Jones Bible
T. H. Elder
John
Lottie Holden
Cc, B. Bundy
C. B. Bundy
Newton Street
Highland Circle
Bowman
Highland M. B. Church
Irvin Bowman
Textile Street
South Main Circle
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church (Colored
O. E. Simmons
Woman's Aux
Teague
Welch Memorial Church
L. M. Teague
Wise Street
D. H. Hiatt
W. E. Edwards
J. Roy Teague
Fred Spencer
Clifton Bugger
Zula May Spencer
Intermediate Union
Springfield
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Union
Springfield Friends Church
Springfield Society
Hazel Burton
Richard Hendrick
Clara Cox
Mildred Hutchens
Lebanon Society
Welch Memorial Society
Springfield Group
Messrs
H. H. Riggins
Melda Riggins
Atlantic City
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
John Robert Wright
Paul Wright
John Robert
Lexington Avenue Extension
Elliott Wood
Laurance Matton
Rotary Drive
Miss Hudson
Alice Caldwell
Mr. Wood
Alfred Craven
Ira Alfred
A. B. Craven
Chestnut Street Extension
Moffitt’s
North Main
Push
Hilliard Memorial
Marian Meurtin
Marian Martin
Enterprise Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
N. Y
Kin County
Andrew Jackson
Mesdames
J. E. Lyon
W. F. Bilis
Hoke Bullard
Charles Perry
Craven Page
Rogers
Tennessee
McPheeters
Steck
Starr
Laffargue
Pease
Krell
Hallett & Davis
Story & Clark
Carolinas
Bowen Piano Company
Trade St
Winston-Salem, N
Thomasville I
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ladies Aid Society
Lillian Yow
G. E. Crowell
Raymond Phillips
Lucy Eason
Olive
W. P. Mann
Homer Sink
City Memorial Hospital
Green
Mrs. B. Bradford
D. E. Hoover
W. L. Hamlett
Erations
Sechrest Funeral Home
Rei
Gs H. P
N. Main
Revien
Tomlinson
North Carolina
Rose Furniture CO
Main St
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