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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
6
A busy society section reports J P Varner birthday supper on English street with 15 guests, Boanerges meeting at Bill Shields home, Mary Jones Bible class at Mrs J Hubbard’s, and multiple upcoming group events and births including Gelen Warne and Minnie Joyce Sapp.
An American Bridge column explains the forcing pass as a safety for the second hand after a dealer's bid. If the second bidder is vulnerable and unsure of others' strength, passing protects from risky enter bids until more is known. The dealer's partner usually responds, but if weak, fourth hand should keep bidding open at any pretext.
In a bridge hand, a forcing pass rule might have altered the bidding. West with three and a half high card tricks faced a risky two clubs bid after South opened one spade, leading to a 900 point penalty due to miscommunication and overbidding.
Sue confronts Joe in a tense drawing room scene. Joe schemes to win Jack while Sue weighs her marriage and self restraint. The drama centers on trust, flirtation, and a planned exit as Sue decides her next move.
The Wednesday schedule lists gatherings at Mrs. Frank Hunsucker’s Hillcrest Drive at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Nine more events include bridge parties at Mrs. Herbert Dunkelberger’s Hillcrest Drive and meetings of the Woman’s Club, Tea and Topics, Philathea class, Canterbury Club, Lotus Club, Philomathian Club, and a Pentagon Club dance at the local Country Club with various hosts on Gatewood Avenue Hillcrest Drive Otteray Drive Lexington Avenue and addresses scattered in the area.
At the Oak View Parent-Teacher Association meeting tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the school Founders Day will be observed Principal Mr Hendricks will speak on National Founders Day Mises Hudeon will cover the state observance and Mrs J F Wood will discuss what local groups have done
Mrs. B. L. Rush attended an educational meeting in Raleigh yesterday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Laurance Matton and their son Laurance Jr. are ill at home with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mechpheeters moved from 1222 North Main Street to 711 West Farrisa Avenue. William J. McAnally Jr. has returned to Duke University after a few days at home with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. J. McAnally.
The Willing Workers class of south Main Street church will meet Friday evening with Mrs. B. W. Manley at 613 Cable Street. Hostesses are Mrs. BE. EB. Sensenbach, Mrs. Archie Ballard, Mrs. R. C. Sprinkle and Miss Nell Blair. Those without transport should meet at the church by 7 20.
Mrs. W. Ney Evans, vice president of the state Young Democratic organization, hosted High Point women for a luncheon at the Sir Walter hotel in Raleigh. Guests included Mrs. J. C. B. Ehringhaus and others. The group then attended a Memorial hall meeting protesting proposed public education legislation and were received at the governor’s mansion by Mrs. Ehringhaus.
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