Informal Bridge Highlights Parties In Kernersville
Five tables in the living room hosted bridge progressions with prizes for high and low scores. Associate hostesses were Mrs. James Armfield Mrs. A R Pegg and Mrs Eugene Flynt at the Pegg home. Various residents and visitors are noted among ongoing social visits in Kernersville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
James Armfield
A. R. Pegg
Eugene Flynt
Ye Warren
Charles Fulp
Ted Kerner
Jack Graham
Thomas Tarkington
Harmon Linville
C A. Stone
Claude Monday
W. G. Entrekin
John Flynt
Clarence Stanley
Shore
John Staples
Sumter Bowen
Philip Korner, Sr
Joe Pinnix
Ralph Hunt
Ray Groves
Local Notes From Winston Salem And Nearby Towns
Allen Crews remains a patient in a Winston Salem hospital following an operation last Monday. Several families and individuals are noted on visits and vacations including the Joyce and Filin chum families at Carolina Beach, Marian Shepard hosting relatives in Gibsonville, and Roy Bell family vacationing with Browell relatives in Spencer and Lexington.
Church Social Plans Set By Local Groups
Calvary Methodist Church Circle No 1 will meet Mrs. B W Manley 509 Cable Tuesday at 730. Green Street Baptist Philathea Class heads to 7 30 with Mrs J H Carroll 411 Smith St. Estherean Class to meet Tuesday at 7 , Mrs W S Myers 121 Kendall St. Hostesses listed. Also culinary tips warn against fresh pineapple in gelatin and advise boiling canned pineapple. cabbage cooking times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grcle No
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Calvary Methodist Church
Yow
B. W. Manley
Green Street Baptist Church
J. H. Carroll
Smith Street
C. E. Cable
F. H. Floyd
Beck
Green Street Baptist Ghureh
W. S. Myers
Kendall Street
Joe Rowe
Walter Hayworth
Trump Finesse Can Defeat Game Here
In a preview party at Guy Lombardo's Long Island restaurant Tony Canzoneri discusses a bridge hand strategy. He explains safe play versus aggressive finessing and shares a recipe for a frankfurter potato salad with scallions and pickles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lombardo
Long Island
Tony Canzoneri
Tony
Joey Adams
New York
West
East
Nat's Secretaries To Meet Tuesday
The Lillian Massey chapter of the National Secretaries Association plans a dinner meeting on Tuesday at 6 o'clock at the Rainbow Club on the Greensboro road. Members will gather at 5:30 at the Sheraton for transportation to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Massey
National Secretaries Association
Rainbow Ub
Greensboro Road
Sheraton
YWCA Weekly Schedule of Clubs and Classes
Community notices list multiple meetings and activities at the YWCA Blair Park and the City Lake area. Events include golf classes, swimming, grammar school girls activities, and adult meetings at the YWCA with social outings at local restaurants and Zimmermans.
Local residents travel and visitors listed across region
Mr and Mrs James Hunt left Saturday for Bryson City for a week at Free mont Inn. Mr and Mrs T E Brady of 211 Tomlinson street hosted a past Sunday gathering with their daughter O E King and Mr King of Raleigh. Marilyn Costello returned to Wilmington after visiting Miss Josephine Kimsey and Miss Betty Jo Ring. Clyde B Baxter and son David returned from Reidsville where they visited relatives and Mrs Baxter attended a tea for Miss Mitzie Roddick bride elect. F L Beasley Jettie Landrum returned from Stuart Virginia visiting friends and Fairy Stone Park. James F Summers family spent the weekend with relatives in Mocksville. Charlotte Sheffield returned from Sanford and attended Blue Ridge Institute activities. Lillian Croft left for Atlanta for August. A R Ido and daughters Nancy and Sue stay at the Homestead in Hot Springs Virginia. Tiny Francis Hutton visits with his wife and children. Mrs Hutton was Helen Klemme. Edna Gene Yarborough left for Charlotte to visit relatives. Lillie LaGarde leaves for Corinth Mississippi for two weeks. Mrs Blanche Byrd is a patient at Boulevard unit hospital and Janet Snyder also a patient recovering and able to receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Deaton
Miami
Fla
L. H. Davis
Fork
Sara Deaton
Fred Morris
Martha
Sarah
Frederick
Fort Sill
Okla
Col
Morris
Mexico
Della Young
Lucille Idol
Wade Paisley
Hartford
Carolina
Allen Crews
Winston-Salem
Tom Joyce
Steve
Joyce
H. M. Filinchum
Carolina Beach
Nancy
Bobbie Southern
Marian Shepard
Gibsonville
Roy Bell
Marty
Browell
Spencer
Bell
Lexington
Mr. Bell
Kemp Hicker
Macon
Columbia
Wow
T. E. Whitaker
Oak Ridge
R. H. Whitaker
Whitaker
Ralph Cooke
Jeannette
Gary
Gary, Have Returned From A Visit To Mrs. Cooke’s Sister, Mrs. Woodrow Caudle
Caudle
Raleigh
Stiss
Mary Ruth Jester
C. L. Joyner
Carl Campbell
Winston- Salem Hospital
Campbell
Curtis Kemp Whicker
George Masten
Detroit, Mich
Masten
Alice Masten
Clyde B. Baxter
David
Reidsville
Family Outing Essentials for Handy Stone Lunches
If you and your family go on go often it is wise to gather stone lunch necessities for a quick outing. A basket fits in the corner with a vacuum bottle paper napkins waxed paper and aluminum foil salt and pepper shakers lump sugar.
Library Notes Show Local Trends At High Point Library
A 1948 49 summary reveals peak use when located in the business area, with 88 253 total circulations and an average daily draw of 290. Adults favor fiction 49 percent and non fiction 12 percent. juveniles 32 percent fiction and 7 percent non fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Public Library
Sheraton Hotel
High Point
Palestine
U. S
American Library Association
No. 1 Washington hostess hoped for Marjorie Davies
Washington society buzzes over who will replace Mrs. Perle Mesta as the capital’s top hostess. Marjorie Post Davies, wife of former ambassador Joseph Davies, is praised for lavish parties and glamour but noted as not politically ambitious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther V. W. Tufty
Central Press
Washington
Perle Mesta
Meata
Europe
Grand Duchy of
Luxembourg
Oklahoma
Mesta
Joseph Davies
Russia
Marjorie Post Davies
Perle
Truman
Davies
Marjorie Davies
Morris Cafritz
Gafritz
Foxhall Road
Dwight Davis
Robert Low Bacon
Eugene Meyer
Washington Post
Marjorie
Rehearsals Underway For First Methodist Play The Late Christopher Bean
Rehearsals progress in the First Methodist basement hall for Sidney Howard’s The Late Christopher Bean set to open August 9. Director Gilbert Gray guides an enthusiastic cast as they perfect lines, movements, and stage business amid late hours, with Bea DeHaven Abby the maid and Barbara Crawford as Susan Hagget delivering comic and earnest performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Sidney Howard
Christopher Bean
Gilbert Gray
Dr. Hagget
Gray
Lula Pegram
Abby
Bea DeHaven
Susan Hagget
Barbara Crawford
Max Shoaf
Warren Creamer
Pedal Pushers Pack for European Bicycle Tour
Alma Phillips and Barbara Haldeman plan a home bound cycling trip with lightweight American bikes. They wear rayon fabric outfits that wash easily in hard water and wrinkle little, packing dresses underwear shoes and toilet articles in knapsacks on rear fenders for their European ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Alma Phillips
Barbara Haldeman
Anne Adams Pattern 4729 Jump Er Bolero Dress
Darling jumps a princess style with pocket and easy sew blouse in one piece Pattern 4729 includes jumper bolero and blouse in sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with yardage and trim. Send twenty five cents to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Dept New York for pattern and address. A Spring Pattern Book by Anne Adams offers a fashion guide and a free four store pattern in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Painter Christopher Bean Comes to Life in Local Play
Theatre Associates presents at High College Auditorium on August 9 at 8 00 pm. The drama follows a painter's forgotten works turning into a fortune after a New England village discovers his canvases. Abby the servant mediates amid a mad scramble for waarded portraits and memory. Tickets via the church office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Bean
New England
Doctor Hagget
Bean
York
Christopher
Abby
Theatre Associates
High College Auditorium
Open hearth furnaces now produce 91 percent of U.S. steel
The article states that open hearth furnaces account for 91 percent of all steel produced in the United States, reflecting a shift in industrial methods and efficiency. It highlights the dominance of open hearth processes in national steel manufacture and implies ongoing industry reliance on this technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Calvary Circle NO
Philathea
aOe
Belentas
Young’s
Tomlinson
Globe Parlor
Young's Furn. & Rug CO
N. Main
Ywca News
Robins Club
City Lake
Blair Park
Ymca Grammar School
YMCA
Yuca
Golf Blair Park
B & P Cub
YWC
Ranente Ymca
Adams Club
YWCA
Community Club
Jolly Y Club
Asia
Main Street
Zimmerman's
James Hunt
Bryson City
Freemont Inn
T. E. Brady
Tomlinson Street
O E. King
Mr. King
Marilyn Costello
Wilmington
Josephine Kimsey
Betty Jo Ring
F. L. Beasley
Jettie Landrum
Stuart
Virginia
John Handley
Emma Collins
Fairy Stone Park
James F. Summers
Mocksville
Charlotte Sheffield
Sanford
Blue Ridge Institute For Community Chest Council
Lillian Croft
Atlanta
Georgia
A. R. Ido
Sue
Theomestead
Hot Springs
Francis Hutton
High Point College
Hutton
Helen Klemme
Edna Gene Yarborough
Charlotte
J. Barr Wolfe
Lillie LaGarde
Ecker Apartments
Corinth
Mississippi
Relaves
Blanche Byrd
Willowbrook Street
Boulevard
Janet Snyder
William FE. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Monark
Custon
Library Notes
Prunella Wood
DR. Marshall
Ginsburg
N. Main St
Glenn
Washington St
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