Emerywood Country Club Ladies Bridge Social Report
Amid heat, Emerywood Country Club hosts bi weekly ladies bridge with nineteen tables. Mrs. J. W. Woollen won the club prize, Mrs. J. W. Thompson took the guest prize, and a luncheon followed. Honoree Mrs. Joseph D. Groome of Atlanta attended with several guests including Mrs. Ridden Dees and Mrs. A. L. Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Woollen
J. W. Thompson
J. S. Groome
Joseph D. Groome
Atlanta
Ridden Dees
Greensboro
A. L. Stevens
Misses Hayworth And Bishop Feted At Bridge By Crowder
Miss Agnes Crowder hosted an afternoon bridge at Sedgefield Inn to honor Katharine Hayworth and Elizabeth Bishop, both September brides. Six tables, summer flowers, bridal tallies, prizes, and gifts highlighted the event attended by about twenty five guests from High Point and Greensboro.
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Misses Hayworth
Bishop
Bridge
Miss Agnes Crowder
Sedgefield Inn
Agnes Crowder
Katharine Hayworth
Elizabeth Bishop
Greensboro
Miss Hayworth
Wilson H. Daveler
Charleston
West Va
Miss Bishop
William T. Forster
High Point
Miss Evelyn Pearson Delights In Archdale Piano Recital
Mrs Sidney A Gayle presented senior pupil Miss Evelyn Pearson in a piano recital at Miss Pearson’s Archdale home with Miss Mary Sue Briggs soprano and Dupuy Sears as accompanist. The program featured Gigue by Corrin Thompson Come Sweet Death Siciliana Lotus Flower Florian Song and Valse Impromptu with punch and cookies served to attendees from High Point Sedgefield and Archdale.
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Evelyn Pearson
Archdale
Sidney A. Gayle
Miss Pearson
Corrin Thompson
Bach Kelberine
Bach-Hughes
Mary Sue Briggs
Schuman
Florian
Godard
Pearson
Raff
High Point
Sedgefield
Miss Yokley Weds Frank Terrell In Church Vows Here
Miss Elizabeth Yokley wed Frank Terrell Monday at ten thirty in High Point s Methodist Protestant church with Rev J C Madison officiating The ceremony featured the Methodist love of rings and music by Mrs Ernestine Strickland organist The bride wore navy blue triple sheer crepe with sweetheart roses The couple will reside at 807 West College drive High Point They are both from local families with ties to High Point college Midway high school and Winston Salem prior careers noted
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Elizabeth Yokley
Frank Terrell
High Point
J. C. Madison
Ernestine Voncannon Strickland
Friml
D'Hardelot
Wagner
Sohn
Strickland Sow
McDowell
Miss Yokley
Charles M. Yokley
Sweet Allylum
Misa Juanita Hayworth
Joanna Hill
EB. A. Terrell
Terrell
Winston-Salem
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Charles Store
Tom MecAnn
Washington, D. C
North Carolina
West College Drive
Homecoming Hop at Albemarle Armory Thursday Evening
Invitations announce Albemarle High School class of 37 will hold a homecoming dance at the Albemarle Armory. The event is set for Thursday August 18 from 8 to 12, with admission by card and a silver offering collected at the ballroom.
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Albemarle Armory
Albemarle High School
Miss Hampp Honors Guest At Buffet Supper
Miss Leora Hampp entertained guests at a buffet supper at her Club drive home praising her houseguest Miss Barbara Thomas of Glenside Pa. The living room was set with lace, pink rose centerpiece a silver bowl and colorful garden flowers on small tables. Hostess gave Miss Thomas a dainty handkerchief. covers were set for Mildred Crowder Mildred Furgurson Eileen Moore Moore Helen Davis Marion Elliott Patricia Hall Margaret Sears and Mrs Robert Cook John Jennings and James H Furr.
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Barbara Thomas
Glenside
Leora Hampp
Club Drive
Miss Thomas
Mildred Crowder
Mildred Furgurson
Eileen Moore Moore
Helen Davis
Marion Elliott
Patricia Hall
Margaret Sears
Robert Cook
John Jennings
James H. Furr
Altrusa Club Holds Meeting at Sheraton Hotel
The Altrusa club met last evening in the Sheraton hotel committee room with 14 members. Miss Lucile Johnston presided as reports were heard on routine matters, scholarship selection, Pageant of Progress tickets, a Colonial Dames rehearsal, library funds, and a five dollar donation to the Nursery School for underprivileged children.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Lucile Johnston
Lillian Massey
High Point College
Virginia Ryan
Pageant of Progress
Colonial Dames
Colored Library
Nancy K. Poston
Alice Dickerson
Louise Wrenn
Misses Schultheiss Wed In Double Rites Here Today
Miss Mildred Schultheiss and Miss Anna Louise Schultheiss wed Joseph Arlie Burton and Alfred La Prade in a double ceremony at Emmanuel Lutheran Church officiated by Rev. F L Conrad. Bridesmaids included Lewis Wardell, Melita Edridge, Louise Southern, Rachel Elmore, Mildred Elmore. flower girls Elsie Willis and Betty Claire Schultheiss. Ushers were James Smoot, David Cooper, Delmar Fields, Owen Ritchie. Dan W. Smith presided, David Conrad sang. The Schultheiss sisters are daughters of Mr and Mrs Chris Schultheiss of 519 Dayton Street. Burton is son of the late Mr and Mrs J F Burton of Georgia. La Prade is son of Mr and Mrs Co La Prade of Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Schultheiss
Joseph Arlie Burton
Anna Louise Schultheiss
Alfred la Prade
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
F. L. Conrad
Lewis Wardell
Melita Edridge
Louise Southern
Elsie Willis
Anna Louise
Rachel
Mildred Elmore
Betty Claire Schultheiss
James Smoot
David Cooper
Delmar Fields
Owen Ritchie
Burlington
Dan W. Smith
David Conrad
Chris Schultheiss
Dayton Street
Dayton Street and Popular In Their Social Set Here. Mr. Burton i
J. F. Burton
Georgia
la Prade
Co. la Prade
Franklin County
Women of the Moose Meet This Evening at 8
The Women of the Moose will hold the regular meeting this evening at 8 oclock at the Moose hall. A full attendance of the am is desired at this me. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lowder announce the birth of a son on Tuesday, August 16. Mrs. Lowder before her marriage was Miss Lucille Varner, of this city.
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The
Moose
Moose Hall
Douglas Lowder
Camera Club Meeting Postponed to Next Wednesday
The High Port Camera club meeting scheduled for tonight is postponed until next Wednesday night. Secretary Bill Bivins announced the change this morning. The regular meeting will be held instead next Wednesday at the club headquarters on North Wrenn Street.
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High Port Camera Club
Bill Bivins
North
Wrenn Street
Luncheon Inaugurates Parties For Miss Pollock
Miss Mary Perry Pollock of Fort Myers Florida headlined a series of parties hosted by Mrs Phil Warner at Emerywood country club in the ladies lounge. The October bride elect received a bridal book at her place and guests included Mrs C T Ingram Jr Mrs Morris Jones Mrs Howard Marsh and several others. Pollock plans to return to Florida for her October 4 wedding to Howell Quintard Heeth of Sumter South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Perry Pollock
Fort Myers
Fla
Howell Quintard Heeth
Sumter
Phil Warner
Emerywood Country
Miss Pollock
Warner
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Morris Jones
Howard Marsh
John Whitescarver
Helen Marie Sheloff
Reborn Perry
Mary Elizabeth Long
Paul Casey
Gilbert Clinard
Sanders Dalles
Amos Kearns
Charles Kearns
Babies to be judged at High Point beauty show tomorrow
Babies registered in the Better Baby Conference conducted by Basin and Professional Women's Club of High Point will be judged at a Baby Show tomorrow afternoon at 3 30 at the Junior High School. Photographs will be accepted until ten o clock Thursday morning. Grand prize is a life size oil portrait by Leiber Freedenthal. Amateur acts compete for prizes and Pat Taylor of WMFR will be master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basin and Professional Women's Club of
High Point
O. B. James
Leiber Freedenthal
New York
Asheville
Sarah Ann Slanter
Winston-Salem
Shirley Temple
Pat Taylor
WMFR
Freedenthal
Many locals visit kin and vacation spots this week
A roundup of residents traveling and visiting relatives. Mrs J R Wood returns home on Montheu after two weeks in Kernersville with friends and family. Several guests arrive or depart for Washington DC, Baltimore, Glenside, Atlanta, Morehead City, and other locales. Hospital stays, hospital visits, and other domestic movements are mentioned, with some retreats to Roxboro and Danville for events and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wood
Montheu Avenue
Kernersville
Mrs. C
McKenzie
Monroe Street
New York
New Jersey
Archdale Church Auxiliary and Ladies Meet In Archdale
The Woman's Auxiliary of Archdale Friends church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Joseph Weaver's Archdale home with hostesses Maude and Allie Burchfield Lillian Giles and Sue Brown. The Mittie Philathea class of Lebanon M P church met at Mrs J A Gallimore's home Tuesday night with Mrs R E English as assistant hostess. Mrs Sue Welborn led and R E Hoke spoke on Baraca and Philathea work. 17 members attended. The Archdale M B E church Ladies Bible Class will gather at 7 30 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs W J Staley's Asheboro road for an important meeting.
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Archdale Friends Auxiliary
Archdale Friends Church
Joseph T. Weaver
Archdale
Mittie Philathea
Lebanon
M. BE
M. BE. Church
W. J. Staley
Asheboro Road
Youth Week Observed By Kernersville Baptist Church
Kernersville Aug 17 Special Youth Week runs August 15 through 21 at Kernersville Baptist Church. Baptist Training Union directs all church activities with youth leading sessions. Sunday features sermons by Ben Johnson and Oscar Joyner. Various local residents attend events and extend visitations across North Carolina and nearby states.
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Kernersville
Kernersville Baptist Church
Baptist Training Union of the Church
Leon Lasley
Ben Johnson
Oscar Joyner
Phil T. McCulston
Dorothy MecCulston
Carlisle Whitaker
Community Notes From Bethania and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Ernest Kapp and daughter Ernestine attended the August Feast at the Moral Church at Bethania Sunny. Mrs Vernon Carroll of High Point spent Sunday with her Mother Mrs Ila Hendrix. Mr and Mrs Nelson Pilcher of Hawkinsville GA were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Jim Spears. Mr Nelson is a nephew of Mrs Spears. Mr and Mrs Carl Kerner spent the weekend at Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kapp
Ernestine
Moral Church
Bethania
Sunny
Vernon Carroll
High Point
Ila Hendrix
Nelson Pilcher
Hawkinsville
Jim Spears
Nelson
Spears
Carl Kerner
Banner
Fire truck bursts into flames en route to cottage blaze
In Speedy Rochester Indiana firefighters rush to a Lake Nanitou cottage fire and their truck ignites en route. They stop and extinguish the blaze after about 1000 dollars in damage. Meanwhile local women swimmers form a bucket brigade and save the cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Ind
Lake Nanitou
Baby found in parked car delays mother’s movie outing
In Eugene Oregon police found a hungry sleepy infant alone in a parked automobile. Officials brought the child to the station where milk and a bed were provided. The mother rushed in to report the baby stolen, answering the desk sergeant with that she had been to a movie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
How Women in Their 40s Can Attract Men
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss advice for women in their 40s on attracting men, noting references to health, sleep, nerves, and possibly a product. Content is unclear and not coherent.
Bad Lead In 7 Slam Tie Breaks Ship Of American Coat Bridge
Third in a six part series by McKenney on swing hands in four handed contracts. Leading against a seven slam, players favor a lead from something not nothing to avoid guiding the declarer. A single first round finesse decision helped determine semifinalists in last spring’s knockout event, with contrasting lines by Kap of New York and a famous female contract star, the latter facing a ruff that cost the swing and 1530 points in the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenney
Fred D. Kap
New York
East
Contract Problem Solving for Four-Hand Bridge Conflict
East West must bid to describe the combined four hand fit under a spade contract. With North South vulnerable and the dealer’s hand distribution given, the opening of 4 spades by North indicates a strong spade fit. East West should evaluate pass versus a competitive maneuver to showcase their combined strength and potential ruffing values.
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North
East West
Betty Jennings Hosts Luncheon For Richmond Guest In Thomasville
Special to The Enterprise Miss Betty Claire Jennings hosted a luncheon at her Elliott drive home in Thomasville to honor her guest Miss Mary Stacy Dodge of Richmond Virginia. Other attendees included Miss Betty Jo Abels High Point Miss Mary Faison Covington Theresa Hoover Jennie Reid Newby and Francis Griffin. A ballroom dance with a popular orchestra was planned for the ballroom of the man’s club building Thursday evening August 18 with dancing from 9:30 to 1:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Abels
Thomasville
Bety Jennings
Mary Stacy Dodge
Richmond
Enterprise
Betty Claire Jennings
Elliott Drive
Dodge
High Point
Mary Faison Covington
Theresa Hoover
Jennie Reid Newby
Francis Griffin
Lexington
H Point
Greensboro
Winstonem
Jen Reid Newby
Frances Griffin
Elyn Lyles
Betty Claire Jnings
M Johnson Lambeth
Peggy
Elizabeth Hawthorne
Ellen Pegs
Katharine Covington
Elbeth Blair
Mary Faison Coton
Priscilla Lambeth
WN Kyser
Mildred Carr
A U
Women’s club holds annual Springfield picnic near Archdale
The Business and Professional Women's club held its annual picnic at Springfield Friends church near Archdale Tuesday evening. A tempting picnic supper was enjoyed and the group toured the museum displaying unusual and historic articles. Twelve members were present.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Springfield Friends Church
Archdale
Thomasville Garden Club Meets At Mrs Sink Home
The Thomasville Garden club held a regular session Tuesday morning at Mrs. Homer Sink’s home with Mrs. W. & Long as associate hostess. Thirteen members attended as Mrs. John R. Myers presided and Mrs. J. C. Green led a program on Bees and Flowers. An ice course was served to members and three visitors: Mrs. A. J. Heilig, Miss Annie Preston Heilig, and Mrs. Samuel Wiley.
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Thomasville
Local visitors and guests noted in town social roundups
Victor J. Shipwright of S J Paul Minnesota a Ray Bell Film Company sales manager visited with district manager Roy Springer Miss Amanda Wall is spending several days in North Wilkesboro as a guest of friends Rev E F Troutman former city resident now in Boone spent Monday night with Mr and Mrs Luther Grimes mond Va and Miss Lillian Hughes of Tabor City are guests of Miss Betty Clare Jennings at her Elliott drive home Miss Hughes arrived late today Virginia Drum of Hickory spent the weekend with Miss Trulia Wagner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus King
Annabella King
High Point
Sam Vance, Jr
Betty Lou Williams
Julia Smith
Annie Lee Masten
Lucy Cummings
Frances Kerner
Talula Doggett
John Flynt
Philip Kerner, Jr
Smith Williard
Camp Hanes
Young People’s Conference of the
Moravian Church
D. V. Musten
Washington, D
Greenville
W. S. Young
Winston- Salem
E. B. Parks
Esper Atkins
Bettie Atkins
Ralph Edwards
Winston-Salem
F. M. Edwards
Joanne Atkins
Bethania
Wrenn Culler
Bluefields
W. Va
Culler
Ira Hendrix
J. C. Ragland
L. M. Berrier
Minnesotte Beach
Will Gentry
Robah Kerner
Mt. Airy
Paul Butner
Sue Butner
Virginia Beach
Walter Allen
Hanes
Southern Moravian Young People’s Union
Allen
Victor J. Shipwright
S J. Paul
Minn
Ray Bell Film Company
Roy Springer
Amanda Wall
North Wilkesboro
E. F. Troutman
Boone
Luther Grimes
Mary Stacy Dodge
Richmond
Lillian Hughes
Tabor City
Betty Clare Jennings
Elliott Drive
Hughes
Virginia Drum
Hickory
Trulia Wagner
Plans for Im promptu club dance announced
Plans have been completed for the initial dance of the Im promptu club, a new city social group for young girls, with invitations dispatched and details forthcoming.
Miss Trula Wagner Hosts Party for Virginia Drum Hickory
A west of city gathering honored Virginia Drum Hickory who will join Pilot near here as science instructor this fall. Guests enjoyed music and geography contests with G O Ritchie, Earl Briley, and Gerald Sullivan winning cigarettes. Hostess gifts included perfume to Miss Drum and Elaine Van Ossen, while others received handkerchiefs and ettes for scavenger hunt articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trula Wagner
Virginia Drum Hickory
Miss Drum Hasly
Pilot
G. O. Ritchie
Earl Briley
Gerald Sullivan
Dru
Elaine van Ossen Wilmington
Eva Yonts
Lora B
David E. Wa
M Drumm
van Ossen
Ge Yonta
Lora Black
Eva M Ruth Sullivan
Messrs
J Sullivan
Bryce’ Black
Brinkley
Double Trouble John Novskys Face Drunken Driving Charges
Two John Novskys were arraigned in Chicago on drunken driving charges after arrests within an hour. John Novsky Jr., 25, was fined a sum set by the court, while John Novsky Sr., 53, received a stiffer fine noted by the judge as a teaching moment.
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Chicago
Johnnovskys
Eco
Johnnovsky, Jr
Janovsky
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Schultheiss
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Riel Rew
John N. Paul
Eleanor Wilson Paul
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W. P. Pickett
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Dottie Groome
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J. J. Groome
Thomas Groome
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D. L. Riley
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Morehead City
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Burton Street Extension
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Georgia Faulkner
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Schoolfield, Va
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Reidsville
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American Contract Bridge League
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