Two Aces Lose Hold Against Safe Play in Bridge Match
At the Adirondack Tournament in Eagle Bay New York Dr Williams Hutchins and H W Bennett of Schenectady faced a West player who held two aces but failed to cash them. A mis-timed heart lead and a diamond finesse set up a successful squeeze that gave Hutchins a top score and left the opponent with difficult defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanced
Eagle Bay
N. Y
Dr Williams
Hutchins
H. W. Bennett
Schenctady
West
Dr. Hutchins
Marian Martin Pattern 9839 Promises Flattering Seamless Style
The High Point Enterprise promotes Marian Martin Pattern 9839 with a chic neckline option and shirred bodice details. Features include a semi sawed skirt, yoke-like shoulder pieces, and trim options. available in misses and women's sizes 14 through 42. Book and pattern priced separately or together, with orders sent to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Samaan Martin
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
West 18Th Street
New York
N. Y
State Assembly Acts On Bonds and Hospital Funding
Extraordinary session details funding for state hospitals and schools in North Carolina. Bonds may be issued up to four percent interest with thirty year maturities, while municipalities gain authority to issue revenue bonds for infrastructure projects paid from project income. The measure reenacts 1935 rules with changes and allows hospital leases to non profit groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital
Raleigh
Morganton
Goldsboro
Caswell T Mining School
Kinston
North Carolina Orthopdetic Hospital
Gastonia
North Carolina Sanatorium
Santorium
Western North Carolina Sanatorium
Black Mountain
Stonewall Jackson Training School
Conecord
State Home and Industrial School For
Eagle Springs
Morrison Training School
Hoffman
Eastern Carolina Training School
Rocky Mountain
Confederate Women's Home
Fayetteville
Hoey
North Carolina
Hord Butt
Roverning Bodies
Pub Mc Utilities Commission
Reunion Draws 300 at Kearns Wood Meet in Trinity
More than 300 people attended the fifth annual Kearns and Wood families reunion at Trinity high school. President Tom Kearns of Thomasville chaired the morning session. Dr. M. T. Piyler of Durham gave a favorable address on family history, with several musical and reminiscence acts interspersed. Officers were reelected for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns
High Int
Walter Rapp
Thomasville
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Thurlow Kearns
Cary Vis
Andrews
Mra. L. T. Bird
Mount Gilead
Friendly Club Outing At Tobacco Barn
Conor Moran hosted a Friday night event for the Friendly club at a tobacco barn outing. Members from the home club roasted potatoes and corn after games. New members Marguerite Scarce Floyd Bowman Horace Hubbard and guests Doris Mangum Mr and Mrs C C Moran joined Tilden Stone Anne Horde Robert Culler Gladys Stone and Roy Wray for a social gathering with a planned weiner roast at Guilford Battleground hosted by Anne Horde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conor Moran
Friendly Club
Marguerite Scarce
Floyd Bowman
Horace Hubbard
Doris Mangum
Dre. C. C. Moran
Tilden Stone
Anne Horde
Robert Culler
Gladys Stone
Roy Wray
Guilford Battleground
Local residents vacation notes and visits across state lines
Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart and daughter Margaret Ann of this city vacation at Carolina Beach staying at the Casa Blanca. Mrs BE Allman heads Trinity PTA at an institute in Chapel Hill. Miss Ruby Henley of Charlotte visits G G Preston Jr and attends the 90th birthday of Mrs E B Henley in Asheboro. The Terrys return from Myrtle Beach with son Randall. Mrs W C Lawrence visits North Main Street. Lula Smith visits Cascade Virginia with grandfather B C Starling. families Buck Matthews Sherman Swain and Patsy return from Myrtle Beach. Ear N Phillips returns from Myrtle Beach. Holt McPherson of Fort Lauderdale visits the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert 5. Stewart
Margaret Ann
Carolina Beach
Casa Blanca
Ruby Henley
Charlotte
G. G. Preston, Jr
Greenway Drive
Mrs. Preston
Miss Henley
Asheboro
E. B. Henley
Buck Matthews
Buddy
Sherman Swain
Patsy
Myrtle Beach
8. C
Tea for Miss Catherine Covington Hosts Grayson Ladies
Yesterday an event planned by Mrs. C. S. Grayson and Miss Margaret Grayson to honor Miss Catherine Covington was scheduled from five to six o'clock. Some guests were invited for four to five, while others received invitations for five to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Grayson
Margaret Grayson
Catherine Covington
VFW Auxiliary Meeting Noted For Tonight
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold its regular meeting this evening at 8 o'clock in the Terry Building hall. Members are urged to attend with associate hostesses named as Mesdames Andrew Smith and James Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
Tyree Nabors
Mesdames
Andrew Smith
James Brooks
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Terry Building
Bachelor Girls To Meet Tonight
Bachelor Girls Misses Elsie Stanley and Ann Grissom will host the Bachelor Girls club this evening at 7 30 at the home of Ann Grissom 407 East Green Street. Calvary class to have meeting Mrs Wests class Calvary Sunday school will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs Ethel Manley at 804 Thissell Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Stanley
Ann Grissom
Bachelor Girls
East Green Street
Calvary
West
Calvary Sunday School
Ethel Manley
Thissell Street
T.E.L
Green Street Baptist Church
J. H. Dobbins
Pinkham's Compound Promises Health Boost and Cheer
A fragmented ad-like passage promotes Pinkham's Compound as a tonic to improve physical resistance and tone. It claims to lift mood and energy, urging readers who feel sunk to try the product and “smiling thru.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkham
Church and parish groups plan evening meetings
A sequence of church society notices lists 7:30 pm gatherings at homes on Bradley Street Ragan Street Cable Street Winston-Salem Road English Street and Prospect Road with groups including the Christian Endeavor society Welch Memorial circle Gladys Morgan circle Clara Sullivan circle and T E L class plus Mollie Phipps Philathea circle and Ward Street Methodist circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church
Helen Wood
Bradley Street
Gladys Morgan
Clara Sullivan
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
L. R. Zimmerman
Winston-Salem Road
H. F. Cooper
Ward Street
Missionary Society of
Quick Peel Method For Tomatoes Peaches And Apricots
A quick peeling method from the article advises dipping tomatoes in boiling water for about half a minute to loosen skins then peel and cool. Peaches and apricots can be peeled in the same manner, preserving pulp.
Milk consumption leads the United States per capita
The United States drinks more milk per person than any other country, reflecting a strong dairy industry and widespread consumer demand across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nation
Informal Tea At Emerywood Club Draws Members
An outdoor informal tea at Emerywood Country Club yesterday attracted many club members. Wafers and punch were served on lawn tables. Hostesses were Mrs. W. L. Jackson and Mrs. L. F. Voorhees. Sunday events for members began last year and remain popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Veseeeay
W. L. Jackson
L. F. Voorhees
Kiser and Kerr Hurt in Thomasville Auto Crash
Bill Kiser and James Kerr of High Point were hospitalized in Thomasville after a Sunday morning crash on the Thomasville Lexington highway. Both men were described as not in serious condition. The car, said to be driven by Kiser, lost control about three miles from Thomasville and overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kiser
James Kerr
High Point
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Lexington
Kiser
North Carolina Singing Association to Meet at Woman's College
Singing group members gather in Greensboro for the North Carolina Singing Association annual meeting at Woman's College on September 11. Key figures and choir groups from across the state expected to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singing Association
Greensboro
The
North Carolina Singing Association
Woman's College
Hera
Contract Problem Solve the four hearts timing
North opens one club then one heart. East spade, South diamond, West mulls. The puzzle asks how to time the play to force West to make a play that yields the contract. The dummy and remaining cards sit as shown: AKI4 32 aK104 KQ KQJ10 65 4552 Dealer 73 oes75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Four Hearts
South
East Spade
South Tote
Sour Diamonds
North Four Hearts
West
Weddings Of Interest Revealed At Lexington
Miss Grace Augusta Williams and Paul Gray wed in a quiet ceremony at the First Baptist parsonage in Lexington on July 30. The bride, a Strayer graduate and former secretary, wore navy with a cameo heirloom and pink rose corsage. The groom, formerly with the Army, now works for a public utility in High Point. They plan to live in Thomasville after a Western North Carolina trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Lexington
Grace Augusta Williams
Paul Gray
First Baptist Church
Louis 5
Gaines
Lee Smith
Strayer Business College
Washington, D. C
Davidson County Welfare
Gray
W. L. Gray
United States Army
Hawaiian Islands
High Point
North Carolina
Thomasville
Miss Ruby Fishel Weds Erman Swing In Enterprise Moravian Ceremony
Miss Ruby Frances Fishel became the bride of Erman L. Swing in a Friday evening ceremony at Enterprise Moravian church. Rev. Sam Tesch officiated. The couple will reside in Thomasville after a reception featuring Alma Kathryn Tesch and Estelle Perryman performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Frances Fishel
Erman L. Swing
Enterprise Moravian Church
Sam Tesch
Alma Kathryn Tesch
Estelle Perryman
Robert Reich
Swing
Engagement Announced At Grimes Home In North Main
Mr and Mrs J Clarence Grimes hosted a refined Saturday evening party at their North Main and East Fourth Streets residence. The event announced the engagement of their daughter Josephine Grimes to Henry J Bragg of Washington NC. The home featured bridge tables and summer flowers with prizes awarded to Miss Cornelia Sink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clarence Grimes
North Main
East Fourth Streets
Josephine Grimes
Henry J. Bragg
Washington, N. C
Misa Cornelia Sink
Visitors from Maryland and Florida Are Feted In Hillcrest Party
Mrs. H C Gaskins of Baltimore Maryland and Mrs G O Ussery of Gainesville Florida were guest of honor at a Hillcrest home party hosted by Mrs Ray Sechriest and Mrs Carey Swaim. Bridge games filled the afternoon with Lacie Leonard winning high with pillow cases and Mrs Cyrus Crary taking consolation salt and pepper shakers. The honorees received cut glass bells and a salad course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Gaskins
Baltimore
G. O. Ussery
Gainesville
Fla
Ray Sechriest
Carey Swaim
Hillcrest
Lacie Leonard
Cyrus Crary
Gaskins
Ussery
Birthday Party for Tommy Waters on West Side Drive
Little Tommy Waters celebrated his fourth birthday with a home party on West Side Drive. Guests played games and watched moving pictures in the afternoon before ice cream and cake in the dining room served by Mrs. H. Lee Waters. Novelty suckers were given as favors before more lawn viewing of moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Waters
West Side Drive
H. Lee Waters
Frances Williams Engaged to Buford Miller
Announcement states Miss Frances Williams of Mebane becomes engaged to Buford Miller of Lexington and Burlington. Miller is son of Mr and Mrs Sam E Miller of East Fourth Avenue and has many friends in the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Williams
W. C. Williams
Mebane
Buford Miller
Lexington
Burlington
Mr. Miller
Sam E. Miller
East Fourth Avenue
Larry F. Patton Rites Conducted At Oak Grove
Funeral services for Loiston Larry F. Patton 61 died Friday at home Jamietown route 1 were held Sunday at 2 30 pm at Oak Grove Baptist church led by Rev R L Smith with Rev A C Kennedy assisting. The service was well attended. Mock sisters of High Point sang and nieces carried flowers. Pallbearers included Virgil Boswell Melvin Stone Howard Stone Thomas Smith Lester Smith J W Everhart and Robert Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loiston
Larry) F. Patton
Jamietown
Oak Grove Baptist Church
R. L. Smith
A. C. Kennedy
Trinity Methodist Church
Thomasville
High Point
Patton
Virgil Boswell
Melvin Stone
Howard Stone
Thomas Smith
Lester Smith
J. W. Everhart
Robert Culler
Free Ventilation Tips for Comfortable Rooms
Free and constant air flow is the basis of cool ventilation. Keep windows open at top and bottom to draw in cooler air and allow hot air to escape. Position the electric fan to push hot air out the upper window rather than block the draft path for better comfort.
Selfishness Often Causes Accidents at the Beach
An American Red Cross message urges beachgoers to remove all glass bottles jars cans and paper from the sand after picnics. It stresses personal responsibility to keep beaches clean for current and future visitors and to use official garbage boxes and burning papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
American buyers prefer American built automobiles
Approximately four out of five car purchasers worldwide favor American built automobiles signaling strong domestic manufacturing demand.
Mrs Tom Street Of Roxboro Party Honoree In Kernersville
Mrs Tom Street of Roxboro was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mesdames Jim Spears and P. J. Nash in Kernersville. High score and draw prizes went to Mrs Rufus Smith and Mrs J M Pinnix Sr, with attendees including Mrs Street and Mrs Frances Fulp. A fruit luncheon followed with various prizes awarded to guests and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Street
Roxboro
Kernersville
Aug
Jim Spears
P. J. Nash
J. T. Justice
M King
Maude Pinnix
J. T. Justice, Sr
M. V. George Bellamy
Gilmert& P. J. Nash
Misses Maude Pi
Sara Deaton
Kerner Family Vacation Plans and Visits Across Town
George Kerner Sr and George Kerner Jr depart Saturday morning for Manteo for a week away. Mrs J W Woollen and two children of High Point visited Mrs Jim Spears on Thursday. Mrs J Harmon Sinville returned from a trip to see her parents Dr and Mrs W R McCain in High Point. Mrs Charles Bridgeman and two sons, guests of Mrs Bridgeman’s mother Mrs R B Hastings, have returned to Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kerner, Sr
George Kerner, Jr
Manteo
J. W. Woollen
High Point
Jim Spears
J. Harmon Siinville
W. R. McCain
Charles Bridgeman
Mrs BE Kapp Jr Hosts Informal Tea in Salisbury Street
Mrs BE Kapp Jr entertained at a tea at her Salisbury street home on Tuesday afternoon honoring her sister in law Miss Emma Elizabeth Kapp of Bethania. Flowers adorned the house while the hostess and Miss Betsy Jane Ring served tea and sandwiches. Attendants included Miss Kapp Mesdames Fred Vance Raymond Warren Sam Vance Jr Carl Kerner E E Shore Richard Whitaker and Misses Margaret Stafford and Kathleen Korner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. BE. ©. Kapp, Jr
Salisbury Street
Emma Elizabeth Kapp
Bethania
Betsy Jane Ring
Miss Kapp
Fred Vance
Raymond Warren
Sam Vance,Jr
Carl Kerner
E. E. Shore
Richard Whitaker
Margaret Stafford
Aathleen Korner
Circle 1 of Moravian Woman's Auxiliary Elects Leaders
Circle 1 of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Moravian church met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. E. F. Shore presiding. Mrs. Carl Kerner was elected circle leader, Kath leen Kerner secretary, and Walser Allen treasurer. Ways and means committee named, calendar tasks assigned, suns ne box to continue with Mrs. Hastings custodian, and fellowship calendar planned with Joyner and Wood Black as officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moravian Church
E. FE. Shore
W. C. Doggett, Jr
Walser Allen
Carl Kerner
Kathleen Kerner
Walter Allen
Rebah Kerner
R. B. Hastings
O. L. Joyner
Wood Black
Bridge Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Spears for Club Members
Mrs Jim Spears acted as hostess to her bridge club and editorial guests at a Tuesday morning luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Spears
Circle three meets at Allen Sain home for Missionary talk
The We Missionary society of the Baptist church met at Allen Sain home to hear Mrs J C Bodenheimer speak on rationals and the topic siveness. Mrs Charlie discussed Cuba past and present while Mrs M Tucker spoke on Mexico fifty years ago and today. A brief business session followed with a sweet treat and good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Allen Sain
J. C. Bodenheimer
Charlie
Cuba
M. Tucker
Mexico
Ess
Local family notices from Win Salem and Mooresville
The report notes guests visiting family in Win Salem and Mooresville. Charlie McMichael hosts a guest of his daughter. Jack Knight and Tom Vst Claude Beard are mentioned with travel details. Miss Marjorie Cooke spends a weekend in Mooresville with her brother William. Mrs Jennie Burton visits relatives in Yadkinville. Dewey V. M and spouse left Saturday for Washington D C for a stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie McMichael
Win Salem
Jack Knight
Tom Vst
Claude Beard
Craig Linville
Boro
Marjorie Cooke
Mooresville
William Cooke
Cooke
Jennie Burton
Yadkinville
Mra
Dewey V. M
Enroute Birthday Celebration for Ruby Lou Fourth Birthday
The Smalls hosted a family gathering en route to honor Ruby Lou on her fourth birthday. Guests were invited to a dining area with a pink and white color scheme where ice cream was served to Jo Brewer Ophelial Co Hutchins Carolyn Phipps Jores Loraine Idol Mr Crews Nina Shirlene Rachel Bessie Stafford Nathan Ba Joan Billy Rae Stone I Shirley Southern EF Jean Newby Junior Stone Jacqueline Southern and Mr and Mrs RL id.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Lou
Smalls
Jo Brewer
Ophelial and
Co Hutchins
Carolyn Phipps
Jores
Loraine Idol
Mr Crews
Nina
Shirlene
Rachel Bessie Stafford
Nathan Ba Joan
Billy Rae Stone
Shirley Southern
EF Jean Newby
Junior Stone
Jacqueline Southern
The Duke of Queensbury’s Remarkable Eating Regimen
The Duke of Queensbury was famed as England’s mightiest eater. His daily meals included multiple breakfasts and two lunches with short breaks, plus five other meals, and he lived to age 85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of
Queensbury
England
Beth
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William B. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
Io la Pass
T. Pass
Ting
Pattern
Assembly
Roosevelt
Ph Franklin
Pont
Owl's
Nimington
Kearns-Wood
BE. W. Allman
Trinity Parent-Teacher Association
Chapel Hill
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
W. C. Lawrence
Scotland Neck
John D. Biggs
North Main Street
Lula Smith
Wright Street
B. C. Starling
Cascade, Va
Ear N. Phillips
Mrs. Holt McPherson
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
City
Alpha Theta Psi
VFW
Long
J. Harold Long
Patricia Loise
Pope Street
Betty JO Coleman
Charles W. Coleman
Betty Jo
Grace Street
Ivey C. Sink
Ragan Street
Welch Memorial Cirle
Welch Memorial Church
Lebanon
M. B
Christian Endeavor Society of Lebanon
M.P
Alberta Barber
Ruth
Doris King
Mollie Phipps
Mollie Phipps Philathea
Calvary Methodist Church
Frank Payne Davis
Winston- Salem
Bragg
Miss Grimes
Mr. Brags
Larry F. Patton
Edward Gibson
Martha Jane Raglend
Joyce Ragland
Salem
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