Supreme Forest Bridge Club Meets at W O W Home
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle held its bridge club session in the W O W home reading room last evening. Miss Cleola Jones and Miss Anice Ellington joined the game before a brief business session led by Mrs Paul Carroll. The group voted to donate to the home for the aged and orphan children for the state convention in Asheville. Punch and cookies were served by Miss Evie Williams and Miss Nellie Hare. Other attendees included Mesdames Paul Carroll Ed Thrower Johnnie Bru James Ellington and Miss Barbara Carroll and Miss Ernie Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen
W.O.W
Bridge Club
Cleola Jones
Anice Ellington
Paul Carroll
Asheville
Evie Williams
Nellie Hare
Ed Thrower
Johnnie Bru- James Ellington
Barbara Carroll
Ernie Williance
Indians in Canada exceed one hundred eighteen thousand
A census style statement notes that the number of Indians in Canada has surpassed 118,000, reflecting demographics and population trends. The figure highlights the community's growth and distribution across provinces and urban centers.
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Canada
Local Hospital Reports Multiple Patient Admissions
The Bou levard unit of the High Point Memorial hospital treated several residents and visitors last week. Mrs Wanda Hubbard Mrs Maud Queen and Mrs Ruby Goins entered for observation and treatment, while Mrs FE Callicutt undergoes planned surgery. Other patients include Miss Aleta Jennings and Miss Doris Pickler who are under observation, and Mrs G T Chafin improving after an operation. W J Bennett Sr underwent observation and treatment, and Mr and Mrs C E Moose visited from Washington D C with Coy E Moose Jr over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Hubbard
High Point Route Four
Boulevard
FE. S. Callicutt
South Main Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Aleta Jennings
Gurley Street
Ruby Goins
Ward Street
Boulevard Unit
G. T. Chafin
Cable Street
Doris Pickler
High Point College
New London
W. J. Bennett, Sr
Mrs. C. E. Moose
Washington, D. C
Coy E. Moose, Jr
Mr. Moose
Woodmen Circle to Attend Asheville State Convention
The 13th state convention of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will be held at Battery Park hotel in Asheville beginning Friday May 2 at eight o'clock. Delegates include Miss Nellie Hare from High Point and Miss Evie Williams as alternate. Mrs. Paul Carroll will serve as state secretary and attend throughout the convention. The event runs Friday night through Sunday with a notable program and several prominent speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Battery Park
Asheville
Nellie Hare
High Point
Evie Williams
Paul Carroll
Gooch Baby Born at Boulevard Hospital
Ronald Dale Gooch is born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gooch on April 27 at Boulevard hospital. Mrs. Gooch formerly Miss Doria Proctor.
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Gooch
Louis Gooch
Route 2
Ronald Dale
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Doria Proctor
Vanderbilt Cup Tournament Hand Reveals Key Play
In the Vanderbilt Cup Team Championship, Harry Fishbein explains a strategic hand. He notes that making one move creates another favorable play, illustrating the planning behind the national knock out event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EK
McKenney
America’s
NBA
Harry Fishbein
Heart and diamond finesses in a bridge dummy play
Fishbein argues the correct plan when dummy holds king of spades is to lead a small heart and finesse to the ten, then play diamonds to safety. If East follows, cash the ace and diamond finesse again, while West must win with the queen and may return jack of spades.
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Fishbein
West
Gibbs to Serve Hospital In Thomasville
Gibbs 33 of Albermarle, native of Mooresville, will become business manager of City Memorial Hospital Thomasville May 1. Formerly with the Internal Revenue Department five years, he is president of Albemarle Junior Chamber of Commerce. Gibbs will establish residence in Thomasville and succeeds an acting manager, with Doak Finch chairing the hospital board.
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Thomasville
Ned A. Gibbs
Albermarle
Mooresville
City Memorial Hospital
Gibbs
Albemarle
Doak Finch
C. H. Phillips
R. K. Farrington
W.G. Smith
Grade C Milk Put Under Ban
Raleigh April 20 report that a committee drafting dairy regulations does not support allowing the sale of pasteurized market milk under Grade C rules. Public hearings continue in Asheville May 6 Charlotte May 7 Greensboro May 8. Grade C milk would be barred from sale except in rural areas on a temporary basis.
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Raleigh
State Department of Agriculture
Asheville
Charlotte
Greensboro
Woman Second In Raleigh Balloting
Raleigh voters nominated one woman and thirteen men for a new seven member city council to take over July 1. Among 14 nominees the top vote getter was P. D. Snipes with 3,002 and Ruth Wilson was second with 2,831. A May 6 general election will choose seven to name the city manager, Raleigh’s chief executive.
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Raleigh
Balolting
P. D. Snipes
Ruth Wilson
Fred Wheeler
Fred Fletcher
Hobson Gattis
John F. Danielson
Alfred Williams
Joseph
Jamestown Sets Hearing on Zoning and Meetings
Jamestown council, in its first meeting after incorporation, passed building permit and meetings ordinances and scheduled a public hearing for zoning. Mayor Ragsdale authorized postings and a May 21 hearing at 7 30 p m at Jamestown school. The council will meet twice monthly on the first and third Wednesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Thomas C. Ragsdale
Ragsdale
Robbins Tilden
H. N. Williard
W. C. Campbell
R. F E. Bundy
William G. Ragsdale, Jr
Cherry Predicts Shellfish Division Expansion
Governor Cherry announced the creation of a shellfish division within the state department of conservation and development. The act authorizes large scale plantings of shell and seed oysters and regulatory measures to protect stock, with study and research for a rehabilitation program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth City
State Department of Conservation and Development
Cherry
Conservation and Development Board
Balloon Shooting Entertains Cops And Shoppers
Crowds on High Point main street watched police officers fire an air rifle at three 75 foot balloons bearing Eat At Walgreens. The activity violated city ordinance and involved Capt. J R Teague and Patrolman J R Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Main Street
Walgreen's Drug Store
Walgreen's
J. R. Teague
J. R. Hedrick
Two Thomasville Churches Set Vote on Union Merger
Two local Methodist churches Main Street and Community Methodist plan a union to form a single church with co pastors Rev Reid Wall and Rev Karl Koestline. Congregations will vote on May 7 with services at Community and Main Street, aiming for a Sept 1 start in the merged building.
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Thomasville
Main Street
Community Methodist Churches
Community Methodist Church
George B. Clemmer
Clummer
Union
Reid Wall
Karl Koestline
Community Church
United Congregation
United Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
C. F. Finch
Davidson County
J. C. Leonard
United States
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Zephyr
Guilford
Venetian Blind Shop
Ring
Allred and
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N& Val
AQIT
Stephens
Stephens Bible
C. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
Grayson
PTA
OAK View Pta
Oak View School
GO Watt
Tae Ts
Tat Ney By
PTT
Buke
Cure
Mann Drug Store
Eckerd Dr
Teeresa Kleeves
N. Main &T
Akes
Orkin
Washington St
Ead
Infante
Dandee
Wewaeces
Baby Books
Ceseee Enaecsé
Rootes, Bonnet
Gertrudes
Batiste
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