Tables In Play At Emerywood Club Bridge Evening
Regular February bridge gathering at the Emerywood Club featured Mr. and Mrs. Phil Warner as hosts. Mrs. Y Adams won the ladies high score prize while James Lovelace claimed the mens high award. A salad course with coffee was served after play, with numerous couples including Mr. and Mrs. L W Flythe and Dr. Glenn G Perry in attendance.
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Emerywood Club
Ring
Emerywood Coun
Phil Warner
Y. Adams
James Lovelace
Warner
L. W. Flythe
J. W. Woollen
J. Ed Woollen
Kernersville
F. H. Hallenbeck
Lee F. Schaner
E. L. Chitwood
Glenn G. Perry
F. E. Moses
Bessie Bass
Madison
Robert Stedman
C. B. Lehmann
John C. Abels
Laurance’. Ingram
E. J. Holbrook
John H. Davis
P. Y. Adams
Florence Kingsdale Club hosts parliamentary procedure meeting
The Florence Kingsdale Club of the local Y M C A met in the Adams Memorial building for a program on Parliament Procedure. Mrs Helen Hardie led the evening, two teams answered questions, and Mabel Rimmer was chosen to represent the Industrial committee. a future business and personal girls club gathering is planned with a February birthday observance.
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Florence Ktingale Club
Adams Merial
North
Maine
Aiz
Helen Hardie
Rege
Johansie Liner
Mabel Rimmer
Catherine Howard
Anderson
Girl Reserve Party Plans At Drywood Club
Details for the Girl Reserve party at Drywood Country Club including committee meetings and escort arrangements. The formal party will be held tomorrow evening at 6 o clock with a talk on party etiquette by Miss Susanna Thom, Girl Reserve secretary, at the Adams Memorial W. C. A. building on North am Street.
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Drywood Country Club
Satay
Ous
Cements
Country Club
Adams Memorial W. C. A
Northam Street
Susanna Thom
Local social notes from Newbrt News and Raleigh visitors
Mrs H L Newbold of New Bern Virginia and Mrs Edward Herring with daughter Hazel of Raleigh visit their sister Mrs W R Morrow at 104 Brently Circle. Mr and Mrs J W Van Loan and Mr and Mrs Buck Matthews return home after ten days touring Florida and Havana Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Newbold
Newbrt News
Edward Herring
Hazel
Raleigh
W. R. Morrow
Brently Circle
J. W. van
Woman's Club Urges Attendance For Time Test
Mrs. H D Sears president of the Woman's Club urges members to attend the Blair Park clubhouse meeting tomorrow afternoon. Members will take a Time Club Bureau current events test and compete for a prize book up to five dollars. At least 25 participants are required for a winner to receive the prize. Mrs R H Sechrest will host.
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H.D. Sears
Woman's Club
Blair Park
Time Club Bureau
Bureau
R. H. Sechrest
Beta Sigma Phi Entertained Here By Miss Gibson
Miss Josephine Gibson entertained Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her home 1109 Forest Hill Drive last evening with ten members attending. Gibson presided over a brief business session and an engaging program on the sorority followed with talks on the calendar and traditions. A social hour with coffee and doughnuts concluded the gathering.
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Josephine Gibson
Beta Sigma Phi
Forest Hill Drive
Miss Gibson
Mary Louise Gibson
Catherine Ellison
Margaret Shields
Pauline Kennett
Hildreth Gabriel
Frances Muse
Virginia Dixon
Mabel Warlick
Anne Chappell
Mary Louise
Josephone Gibson
Wayside Club Hosts Novel Quiz Garden Bee
The Wayside Garden Club held a morning quiz bee at Mrs. Charles H. Risch’s Hillcrest Drive home. Mrs. C. B. Mattocks led the event with two teams captained by Mrs. C. C. Haworth and Martha Blair, testing on club history gardening principles and plant culture. Haworth’s team won by a slight edge as about 20 members participated.
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C. B. Mattocks
Wayside Garden Club
Charles H. Risch
Hillcrest Drive
Mattocks
Wayside Club
Garden Club Council
C. C. Haworth
Martha Blair
Home Demonstration Club Holds Regular Meeting
The High Point Home Demonstration Club met yesterday at Mrs. H. D. Guyer's home. The program covered shrub pruning, with games and contests and refreshments for eight old and three new members. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Ed Venable on the first Monday in March. all interested people are invited.
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High Point Home Demonstration Club
H. D. Guyer
Ed Venable
Canterbury Club To Hold Meeting Friday
The Canterbury Club schedules its regular meeting Friday at 3 30 PM at 1113 Forest Hill Drive the home of Mrs Louis F Voorhees. The Girls Pentagon Club meets tonight at 7 30 PM at 410 Lindsay Street noting a change in meeting place.
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Canterbury Club
Louis F. Voorhees
Forest Hill Drive
Pentagon Club
Alson Gray
Lindsay Street
Y. W. C. A. Book Club
Amelia Hough
First Presbyterian Church
Social Calendar of club meetings and gatherings
A series of social events lists dates and hosts for groups including the Business and Professional Girls Club, West Em erywood Garden Club, brid ge luncheon for Pattie Thomas, Mid-Week Sendy Club, Woman's Club, Utopian Study Club, High Point BPW Club, Women of the Moose, Girl Scout Council, Entre Nous Club, Social Arts Club, Canterbury Club, and Y W C A Book Club with locations in Adams Memorial YMCA building Westwood Edge dale Drive Blair Park and other local venues.
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Business and Professional Girls Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
West Emerywood Garden Club
Robert Fountain
Westwood
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
John Whitescarver
William Jarrell
East
Washington Street
Pattie Thomas
Bridgelect
Sendy Club
J. A. Marsh
Edgedale Drive
T. A. Kearns
Woman's Club
Blair Park
Time Club Bureau
Lawrence Matton
Utopian Study Club
Hillcrest Drive
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Elwood Hotel
Ruth Goodman
Women of the Moose
New Moose Hall
North Main Street
Valentine Ball at Thomasville Feb 15
Thomasville notes the Cotillion Club plans a Valentine Dance February 15 at the Woman's Club building with music by Charlie Randel and his orchestra. Committees include decorations chair W E Tomlinson and hosts M L Bales, Robert Blacklock, A B Shuford, and others.
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Thomasville
Cotillion Club
Valentine
Woman's Club
Charlie Randel
Doak Finch
W. E. Tomlinson
Nat Walker
R. M. Cooksey
Glenn Pennington
Frank Murr
C. E. Executive Board To Hold Meet Tonight
The Christian Endeavor city union executive board will meet tonight at the home of Miss Helen Henderson 311 Burton Street. All members are urged to attend.
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C. E
Christian Endeavor City Union
Helen Henderson
Burton Street
Emergency Expenditures Cont Account For All Of Increase In U S Budget
John T. Flynn argues budgets since 1933 lack plan and rely on borrowing to keep the economy afloat. He notes deficits ballooning beyond 1932 levels, with White House spending rising dramatically from Hoover era to 1941 and war preparations driving large increases in defense outlays. He prescribes drastic spending cuts, defense reorientation, and funding relief only through taxed or revenue-producing investments.
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U. S
Flynn
John T. Flynn
NEA
White House
Hoover
Treasury
Treasury Department
Asorce
Oss
Tennessee Valley Authority
Dept. Agriculture
Dept. Interior
Dept. Commerce
Dept. Justice
Dept. State
Farm Credit Administration
National Youth Administration
Public Works Administration
War and Navy
National Defense
Burge Tis
Occu
Fidelis Class Meeting At First Baptist Church Tonight
The Fidelis class of the First Baptist Church will meet this evening at 7 30 at the church. Mrs J H Sappentfield will be in charge of the program announced this morning. The Stephens Bible Class will meet tomorrow at 3 at Mrs Charles Gueth 301 Woodrow Avenue with Rev Hugh Smith leading a subject. The L L L Class of Green Street Baptist meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs J C Saunders on Homestead Avenue.
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First Baptist
First Baptist Church
J. H. Sappentfield
Stephens Bible Class
Stephens Bible
Charles Gueth
Woodrow Avenue
Hugh Smith
Cross Representatives Urged to Attend School Meeting
Officials urge cross representatives from each school to attend the upcoming meeting to discuss interschool collaboration and shared programs. The session aims to align goals and address potential joint initiatives across districts.
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Cross
Constipation Laxative with Pepsin Promises Quick Comfort
A vintage advertisement extols a laxative that also contains pepsin to aid digestion. It claims relief from constipation and stomach distress by dissolving undigested food, reducing gas and acidity, and waking lazy bowels. It touts child friendly taste and family use.
Domino Club Meeting With Mrs Taylor on Greensboro Road
The Domino Club gathers this evening at 7 46 at the home of Mrs Margaret F Taylor on Greensboro road. The Junior Red Cross city wide council holds its regular meeting at the Sheraton Hotel at 3 30 p m on Wednesday. Junior Red Cross
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Domino Club
Mrs. Taylor
Margaret F. Taylor
Greensboro Road
Junior Red Cross
Sheraton Hotel
Junior Red
Police Investigate Two Reported Break-Ins
Police referred two cases of breaking and entering to the detective bureau. Mrs. Sara Wager found her home broken into with nothing missing. Gene Hart, owner of the White Way Cafe at 723 East Washington Street, reported a rear-door entry with $3 to $4 taken from a pin table.
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Police Department
Detective Bureau Today
Sara Wager
Gene Hart
White Way Cafe
East Washington Street
Police add one in hold up case
Police report another arrest in the armed robbery of two white men in the Negro section last Saturday night. Lewis Davis of 105 Price Street faces two charges of robbery alongside three others for the D. B. Witcher and Bob McClure holdup. Remaining suspects Ernest Williams 202 Price Street Jesse Cassell Reid Street and Evins Walker 223 Reed Street were jailed in default of $1,500 bonds each.
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Lewis Davis
Price Street
S. Witcher
East Green Street
Bob McClure
Ernest Williams
Jesse Cassell
Reid
Hen Heist Reported at Green Street Henhouse
E L Cross of 920 West Green Street told police 10 large hens were stolen from his henhouse. A portion of the building’s screen had been torn off.
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E. L. Cross
West Green Street
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Adeline Hoover
Rliamentary Law CA Club
Topisiness Girls
Irl
Ies
Swailahia
Mrs. Gray
Hearts
Tubrsday
Valentine Ball
Dorris Bowden
Nunnally Johnson
Rosasharn
Mary MacArthur
Charles MacArthur
Helen Hayes
Nyack
N. Y
Junior Red Cross Council
Vicks
Coats
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