Bridge Party Honors Brides Elect At Sedgefield Inn
Mrs. Perry Lovelace hosted a bridge gathering at Sedgefield Inn to honor brides elect Miss Katherine Hayworth and Miss Mary Perry Pollock, joined by Mrs. Lynwood Smith of Asheboro and Mrs. Betsy Armfield. Sixteen tables played as guests from High Point and Greensboro enjoyed high score prizes and silver gifts, followed by a frozen salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Lovelace
Sedgefield Inn
Mises Katherine Hayworth
Mary Perry Pollock
Lynwood Smith
Asheboro
Betsy Armfield
Lovelace
Miss Pollock
Miss Hayworth
John Reich
Washington, D. C
Elkin
Dortch
High Point
Miss Heyworth
Gratton Foy
R. B. Terry
H. W. Henry
Knoxville
Tenn
A. B. Henley
Jack Thomas
Sanders Dallas
Saunders
Philip Davis
Charlies McAnally
Mary Elizabeth Long
Paul Casey
Willie @Jane
Nathan Ayers
Amos Kearns
Allen Watkins
Charles Kearns
Jack Holbrook
Seborn Perry
Herman Smith
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Jesse Washburn
Bride-Elect Katharine Hayworth Hosts Bridge Luncheon
Katharine Hayworth and Mrs Gavin Dortch were honored at a bridge luncheon at Emerywood Country Club hosted by Mrs James W. Poole. Eight bridge tables, pastel bouquets, and prizes highlighted an afternoon with gifts exchanged including silver keepsakes and crystal finger bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katharine Hayworth
Gavin H. Dortch
Elkin
Mabel Davis
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
James W. Poole
Charles Kearns
Poole
Dortch
H. W. Henry
Knoxville
Tenn
Randall BR. Terry
Luncheon Honors Miss Pollock Hosted by Miss Sheloff
Miss Helen Marie Sheloff hosted a luncheon at Sedgefield to compliment Miss Mary Perry Pollock of Fort Myers Florida an October bride elect engaged to Howell Quintard Heath of Sumter South Carolina. Guests included Nancy Raper Margaret Grayson Betty Jo Abels Katherine Kearns Caroline Dalton and others with a floral pink lavender centerpiece and bridal motif. The High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy set a meeting for Monday at 3 30 pm at Mrs Dora Richardson's home with associate hostesses Mrs C B Mattocks and Mrs C C Haworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Helen Marie Sheloff
Mary Perry Pollock
Fort Myers
Fla
Howell Quintard Heath
Sumter
8. C
Sheloff
Miss Sheloff
Mise
Pollock
Nancy Raper
Lesington
Mise Pollock
Margaret Grayson
Betty Jo Abels
Katherine Kearns
Caroline Dalton
Merdames Howard Marsh
Morris Jones
Gilbert Clinard
John Whites
Carver
Roger Edwards
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Dora &. Richardson
Meadames C. B. Mattocks
C. C. Haworth
Teaxington
North Main Street
McKenney On Bridge Secretaries Ambitious Five Hearts
With all four hands open the article notes North should overtake Souths opening lead to defeat Easts ambitious five heart contract. The example uses the hand AK65 Q1043 to illustrate the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
East
Strategic misread in bridge hand changes contract outcome
In a Canton game L Snyder of Canton C faced a four no trump deal where North overcalled clubs and failed to overtake a key first club lead. Snyder drew trumps, ruffed diamonds, and used clubs to win tricks, exploiting North’s misread to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
L. Snyder
Canton
Snyder
East
West
Hearts
Bennett
Seck
South
Local Visitors and Hospital Notes Move Through High Point
Mr and Mrs W Ryl and little William Hurt visit relatives in High Point. Legion convention attendees Mr and Mrs Harry Pleming and Russ return from Knoxville. Miss LaVelle Wilson recuperates after appendectomy at Burrus Memorial. Nancy Smith and Ronald Martin recoveries noted at Guilford General and Burrus Memorial hospitals. Families relocate to Greensboro and Knightdale while others enjoy weekend trips to Carolina Beach and Roanoke Island pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVelle Wilson
Cartick Avenue
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Miss Emma L Chaffin to Arrive for Visit
Miss Emma LeGrand Chaffin R N of New York City is expected to arrive tonight to visit Major and Mrs Bruce Craven at Trinity. She is a niece of Mrs Craven and an assistant nursing librarian at Bellevue Hospital. She graduated last spring with highest honors in bedside nursing in a class of 100 nurses. Chaffin was formerly connected with Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma LeGrand Chaffin
R. N
New York City
Bruce Craven
Trinity
Miss Chaffin
Craven
Bellevue Hospital
New York
School of Nursing
Guilford General Hospital
Relatives Travel to Augusta for Aunt's Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. M. Mahan and son Billy, with Rk. W. Myers and Mrs. Normans Kivett, left yesterday for Augusta Georgia to join their father W. E. Myers and attend the funeral of their aunt who died Wednesday at University Hospital. The elder Mr. Myers had been at his sister's bedside since Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. M.mahan
Billy
Rk. W. Myers
Normans Kivett
Augusta
W. E. Myers
University Hospital
Myers
Card Game Problem Yet to Be Explained in Next Issue
The note hints at a contract problem solution that will defeat the contract and asks how East should play. It mentions a series of card sequences and duplicate-N and vul. opener. The fragment cites dealer positions and specific hands but lacks full context or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Final Pre-trial Events Honor Covington Lambeth Wedding Party
Mrs. Bertram Heathcote hosts a buffet supper at East Main street home to honor Katharine Covington and James E Lambeth Jr wedding party and out of town guests. Cakes and bridal motif notes mark Miss Covington seat as preparations begin for tomorrow's ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Bertram Heathcote
Katharine Covington
James E. Lambeth, Jr
East Main Street
Miss Covington
Betty Claire Jennings
Ina Louie Chisholm
Evelyn Lyles
Priscilla Lambeth
Jennie Reid Newby
Betty Elliott
Margaret Grayson
Mary Lee Parnell
Virginia Penry
Molly Lambeth
Chandler Bruce
Ana Chisholm
Dorothy Holden
Margaret O'Brian
Evelyn Kritt
Louise Daniels
Eileen Neal
Lillian Hughes
Lil Mel Howlden
Helen Bruce
Lillie Walker
Mesdames Vernon Arnett
R. D. Covington
J. E Lambeth
Holden
A. C. Lentz
W. W. Rankin
C. L. Best
Nelson
J A. MacAulay
Beth
Elliott Drive
Mille Home
Ralph Lambeth
State Wide C E Camp Opens Tomorrow at Camp Betty Hastings
The state wide C E camp opens tomorrow at 2 30 PM at Camp Betty Hastings near Winston Salem with President Harry Hirst of Charlotte presiding and Luther R Medlin of High Point and Gastonia as camp ai rector The afternoon recreation is directed by Miss Ollie Stadler of Burlington and a camp fire meeting follows Tomorrow evening A sunrise meeting and 11 AM worship will be held with a 3 PM closing session Sunday Christian Endeavorers from Charlotte Wilmington Winston Salem Greensboro Durham Siler City Thomasville Paw Creek Liberty Archdale and High Point are registered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Betty
Christian Endeavorers
Charlotte
Wilmington
Winston Salem
Greensboro
Durham
Siler City
Thomasville
Paw Creek Liberty
Archdale
Hich Point
Griffin Family Will Hold Reunion Sunday
The Griffin family reunion will be held Sunday at the home of L Griffin in High Point route two. The date was moved from August 7 to August 78 due to a death in the family. Friends and relatives are invited and asked to bring baskets of lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
L. Griffin High Point
Route Two
Vickrey Class Presents Play At Sumner School
The Young Boys and Girls class of Vickrey M. P. church stage a black-face comedy titled The Wedding of Rastus Washington and Matilda Clover Bloom at Sumner School this evening at 8. About 34 class members perform with a small admission charge for church funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickrey
Sumner School
Birth of Grace Elizabeth Easter in Thomasville
Mr and Mrs Nolan Easter announce the birth of a daughter Grace Elizabeth on August 24 at their Thomasville home. Mrs Easter was formerly Miss Marie Hedrick of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan Easter
Grace Elizabeth
Thomasville
Marian Martin Pattern 9614 For Childrens Dresses
Readers can order Pattern 9614 for children's dresses in sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Includes puffed sleeves Peter Pan collar and easy diagrammed sew chart. price 15 cents per pattern, 15 cents for book, or 25 cents for book and pattern. Orders to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Craft Exhibit Closes Second Week Of Camp
The Stay At Home camp sponsored by the Y W C A for younger Girl Reserves wraps up its second of three weeks with handicraft displays abierta to parents and friends. Activities include nature study singing folk dancing and swimming progress. A treasure hunt and a costume design contest using news paper outfits highlighted the week. Betsy Lloyd Jon wore an Elizabethan gown by Gaynelle Conrad earning first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Playground
Betsy Lloyd Jon
Gaynelle Conrad
Oil filter removes up to two pounds of sludge per mileage
The oil filter eliminates as much as two pounds of sludge dirt and foreign matter after 8000 to 10000 miles of driving.
Sky Darkens Outside Rainbow Compared To Inside
Observation notes that the sky outside a rainbow seems darker than the inner portion, highlighting a contrast in atmospheric light. The statement presents a simple perceptual phenomenon without detailed scientific data.
Wheeler Family Reunion Scheduled at Deep River Church
The Wheeler family plans Sunday gathering on August 28 at Deep River Friends church and Henry Wheeler's home four miles north of High Point. Pastor Joseph H. Peele will deliver a message at the morning service followed by a picnic dinner at The Hip-Roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Deep River Friends Church
Henry Wheeler
High Point
Deep River
Joseph H. Peele
Dr Wood Improves After Cleveland Clinic Procedure
Friends report Dr George T Wood in favorable condition at the Cleveland Clinic Cleveland Ohio after an operation for shelter. Dr and Mrs Wood have stayed in Cleveland two weeks and plan to remain ten days or more before he returns to High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Wood
Cleveland Clinic
Cleveland
Ohio
Wood
High Point
Household Arts Club Entertained By Mrs Grissom
Household Arts club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs C F Grissom’s home. Two visitors attended alongside members as roses and greenery filled the living room. After a business session led by president Grissom, conversation and sewing followed with a refreshing course served to guests. Members present included Mrs W D Sale Sr, Fred Ingram, Sam Dutton, T G Jon, Minnie Hinkle, N E Sell, and W H Womble. Visitors were Mrs W Snider and Mrs D E O Lipscomb of Harrisonburg Va visiting daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
C. F. Grissom
Grissom
W. D. Sale, Sr
Fred Ingram
Sam Dutton
T. G
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Perry Lovelace
Bridge For
Gavin Dortch
High Point U. D. C
Learrance
SIL
Dre
Yooch
McKenney
American Contract Fridge League
N.T
W. Val
North Pass
Harry Pleming
Russ
American Legion
Pegey Jane Bryant
Camp Deerwoode
Brevard
Carolyn
Barbara Jane Willey
Florida
G. W. Cooper
Herman Hucks
Rex
T. E. Summey
Myrtleyar
Brook Green Gardens
W. G. Davis
Continental Life Insurance Company
Winston-Salem
Nancy Smith
Monthew Avenue
Braxton Craven
Jacksonville
Major
Mr. Craven
R. H. Ellwonger
Eileen
Robbie
Golden Court
J. M. Hilliard
Knightdale
Raleigh
C. E. Sheloff
Charles E. Sheleff
Mary Alice
Bess Sheleff
Cornelia Howard
Ula Hensley
J. B. Hensley
Roanoke Island
Lost Colony
PD. E. O'Donnell
Harrisonburn, Va
Henry Lipscomb
Ronald Martin
Rose Martin
Hamilton Street
Nesbit Edwards
Emma L. Chaffin
Akio
Mrs
James E Lam
Glenn Bolick
Luray
Luther Jaimes
Marie Jones
Jewel Sink
Charles Phillips
Manteo
R. G. Jennings
Ridgecrest
D. M. Jester
Wagram
D. E. Hoover
Inenoir
W. WV. Rowe
Mrs. Rowe
Camp
Betty Hastings
Griffin Family
Glenola Baptist
Glenola Baptist Church
Sallie Poole
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of the First Christian Church
I Archdale
Mra
Moffitt
Burchfield
Announcer
Deep River Church
Western Union
Richardson'’s
Bouttomiers
Flower Poets
Mueileage
Avi
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