Marriage of Miss Alice Baker and B H Doss
Formal announcement of the marriage of Miss Alice Baker to B H Doss in a ceremony at heboro last evening. The bride wore a blue wedding suit with matching accessories. Miss Baker is the eldest daughter of Mrs. David H. Baker and the late Mr. Baker. Doss, a prosperous farmer, came from Stokes County fifteen years ago and resides on High Point route 3.
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Ie Baker
B. H. Doss
Heboro
Iss Baker
David H. Baker
Mr. Baker
Grace Baker
High Point Merchants Assatianry
Doss
Stokes County
High Point
Friendly Club Hostess Event At Mrs Baker’s Home
Mrs W C Baker hosted a Friendly Club gathering on a Tuesday afternoon with devotional leading by Mrs Orr and prayer by Mrs Johnson. Grady Bales and Jake Wagner read poems including Four Leaf Clovers and World As It Is as valentines were exchanged.
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He Friendly Club
W. C. Baker
Palm Orr
JR. Johnson
Grady Bales
Jake Wagner
McKenney Demonstrates Double Squeeze To Save Slam
Bridge expert McKenney executes a neat double squeeze to ensure a slam is saved in no trump as featured in the WM. McKenney column for the American Contract Bridge League.
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WM. &. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
Ecker Seeks Back-to-Back Title in National Bridge Masters
In New York this spring the national masters individual championship will feature top US players led by last year’s winner Dr R H Ecker Jr of New York who aims to win the title twice. He beat a six no trump contract with a brilliant double squeeze illustrating modern bridge artistry.
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New York
R H. Ecker, Jr
East
North
Ecker
Dummy
West
Local Families Named in Court Notice List
The record lists numerous named individuals and their relationships in a public notice. Names include Linda Veigh Louise, Sonja Ann, Linda, Jimmie, and more among a long roster of relatives and spouses connected to a legal or civic filing.
Misses Hunsucker Entertainer Party Hosts Valentines
Misses Lois and Louise Hunsucker were joint hostesses at a Valentine party at their Thissell Street home. After games, refreshments were served to Eunice Mitchell Marjorie Wilkins Juanita Yarborough Mildred Sykes Georgia Mae Saun.
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Lois
Louise Hunsucker
Thissell Street
Eunice Mitchell
Marjorie Wilkins
Juanita Yarborough
Mildred Sykes
Georgia Mae Saun
Contract Problem West's three no trump play
West must execute a specific play to make three no trump. The deal shows K732 653 KQJ in one hand and Q85 wAK in another, with J1096 Q6432 and KJ 10 17652 J10987 42 on the remaining hands. Rubber-Neither vul. Opener- 10. 16
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West
Chicago Produce Prices Steady Butter Eggs Mixed in Report
Chicago market news reports butter at 696 018 with steady firsts at 88 89 cents and standards at 90 cents. Centralized carrot prices listed at 25 14. Eggs total 15 778 with easy grading and local extra 16 percent. current receipts 17 cents. Other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Methodist Students Conference Opens in Greensboro
The North Carolina Methodist Students Conference began in Greensboro today and will run through Saturday with meetings and discussions planned for the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina Methodist
Notice of Commissioners Sale in High Point
Under a judgment in Municipal Court for the City of High Point, I will sell at 11:00 a.m. February 27, 1939, at the county building front door in High Point N C the parcel known as 800 E Russell Street fronting 88 feet on Park Street east side and extending 150 feet to an alley, being lot 9 and part of lot 10 in High Point Development Co plat. H L Baumgardner Commissioner. 1-26 2-2-8-16
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City of
High Point
A. N. Greer
F. R. Hearne
Lydia H. Hearne
W. A. J. Idol
High Point Perpetual Building & Loan Association
South Main Street
N. C
Mallory Street
House Appropriation Committee Recommends 22 Million Budget
The House Appropriations Committee trims the legislative establishment budget to 22,150,698 for the next fiscal year, 2,137,248 less than estimates, including 585,000 to fix aging Capitol roofs and 10,000 salaries for each senator and representative.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Capitol
Knickerbocker Theatre
Congress
Thomas W W. Marshall
House
UNC Alumni Meet to Name Board Director in Gastonia
University of North Carolina alumni officers from seven District 2 counties gather in Gastonia this afternoon to name a director to the General Association Board and hold a roundtable on university and alumni affairs.
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Gastonia
University of North Carolina
University Alumni Association
General Association
High Point Amends Plumbing and Heating Ordinance
City council enacts a 1939 amendment changing section 5 to allow building owners and regular licensed contractors to install plumbing and heating while restricting work by engineers and hotel workers to repairs. It defines regular employment as six months in the building and prescribes permit and inspection requirements. The measure repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect upon passage.
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City OF
High Point
North Carolina
Lois Welborn
Small World It Is in High Point Man Learns Kin Link
Local merchant Al Schwartz hosts new arrivals Bernard Schwartz and his mother from Louisiana. In a casual chat over bridge, a family connection surfaces revealing Bernard is related by marriage to Mrs. Schwartz, highlighting a small world coincidence.
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al Schwartz
High Point
Mr. Schwartz
Mrs. Schwartz
Bernard Schwartz
Louisiana
K. Schwartz
Certificate of Dissolution for P. H. Johnson Incorporated
North Carolina Secretary of State certifies the voluntary dissolution of P. H. Johnson, Incorporated based on unanimous stockholder consent. Principal office listed as 207 North Main Street High Point Guilford. Date of dissolution recorded as January 17, 1939 with official seal and signatures.
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North Carolina
Department of State
Thad Eure
State of
Raleigh
A. D
Man Bounces Back to Jail After Quick Release
O. A. Raby, 54, of 1400 King Street, was released on bond at 7:30 am for drunkenness and returned to jail at 11:30 am on another drunkenness charge. Police described his condition as little better than the previous night. He remained in jail this afternoon.
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O. A. Raby
King Street
Raby
Six to Die in South Carolina Mass Execution
Six inmates at the South Carolina penitentiary await execution by electric chair on March 10 for the December 12 1937 slaying of guard Captain J Olin Sanders. Roy Suttles sought late lights to read his Bible. others named include William Gentry J W Bair Herbert Moorman George Wingard and Clayton Crans. Appeals denied. clemency unlikely.
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Columbia
South Carolina
J. Olin Sanders
Roy Suttles
Simpsonville
James S. Wilson
Wilson
William H. Gentry
William B. Woods
Summerville
J. W. Bair
Sumter
Herbert Moorman
Detroit, Mich
George Wingard
Clayton Crans
Rochester
N. Y
Supreme Court
Burnet Maybank
Sanders
Sis
Vitamins authority Dr E V McCollum to speak at NC State
Dr E V McCollum a renowned vitamins expert from Baltimore will lecture at North Carolina State College tonight. The public is invited to attend this appearance by the noted authority in nutrition.
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Vitamins Authority
Raleigh
Peb
E. V. McCollum
Baltimore
North Carolina State College
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