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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1942

Page

6

Local Women Win Top Honors In Bridge Tourney

Inclement weather kept players at Sedgefield Inn for a duplicate bridge event where Mesdames C. S. Beaver and Nesbit Caughman achieved the top score under the Howell system. Second went to Mrs. George Brandt and E. G. Michael, both Greensboro. Third and fourth places went to Greensboro couples W. H. Holderness with Joseph Foil and Mr and Mrs. Jack Srows respectively. Defense stamps were awarded as prizes. Additional high pointers included Ae. and Mrs. 3.S. Welborn, Mrs. O. C. Durland, Mrs. Lloyd Flythe, and Greensboro participants Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mebane, Mrs. Julius W. Cone, Mrs. E. G. Michael, W. H. Holderness, D. Wenton Farnell, David Fiske, George Brandt, and others from Sedgefield and vicinity.

Sedgefield Inn Mesdames C. S. Beaver Nesbit Caughman Howell George Brandt E. G. Michael Greensboro Mesdames W. H. Holderness Joseph Foil Jack Julius W. Cone D. Wenton Farnell David Fiske Sedgefield Harry S. O'Neal L. D. Miller

Mrs Marsh Hosts Bridge Event For Mrs Hancock

Mrs A G Marsh hosted a Saturday afternoon bridge session at her Fern Dale Drive home honoring Mrs LeRoy Hancock the former Hazel Coltrane of Trinity. High score went to Mrs Walter Spencer, a consolation to Mrs Hancock, bingo prize to Mrs Herbert Ragan, with a wedding pattern decor and sweetpea arrangements featured.

A. G. Marsh Ferndale Drive LeRoy Hancock Hazel Coltrane Trinity Walter Spencer Herbert Ragan Ree Mesdames W. EE Hodgins Herbert Andrews Fom English Shelley York Clarence Peace Banks Poston

Valentine Party at Schram Home Triangle Lake

An attractive Valentine party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Schram at Triangle Lake on Saturday evening. Miss Raynelle Fowler and Doris Misenheimer served as hostesses. Guests enjoyed themed games and refreshments, with seventeen attending.

Alr Harold Schram Triangle Lake Raynelle Fowler Doris , Misenheimer

Weekly social calendar for High Point area events

The calendar lists numerous club meetings and social gatherings from Tuesday to Saturday. Notable items include the Air Raid Precaution class at the Sheraton led by Mrs Mabel Burnett, American Legion Auxiliary at Blair Park, Burbank Garden Club at Mrs Wade Hiatt, and multiple events at Emerywood Country Club and local homes. The schedule features bridge, dinners, lectures, and charity events with host addresses and leaders named.

Alusa Club Sheraton Mabel Burnett American Legion Auxiliary Blair Park Mesdames A. M. Richardson E. E. Kreieinbaum Burbank Elwood Emerywood Country Club High Point Council of Jewish Women Lou Greenberg West Farriss Avenue Thufsnay

A B Club Revue At Junior High

The American Business club hosts Varsity Varieties a charity revue at the Junior High School this Saturday at 8 pm. The program includes a May Court Fashion Show by Salem College students a Harmony sextet from Greensboro College a Bachelor skit by High Point College a UNC impersonator Alonzo Squires music by the Ambassadors from Duke and a Professor Quiz with eight local figures.

American Business Club Salem College Winston-Salem Greensboro College High -Point College Alonzo Squires University of North Carolina Chapel Hills Ambassadors Duke University

Lebanon Women's Board Plans Day of Prayer Irates at Meeting

The executive board of the Lebanon Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met for the February session with Mrs. R. K. Hoke on Dayton Street. Plans were announced for the Day of Prayer service to be held in connection with the Wednesday night prayer service at the church, and all members were urged to attend. Miss Laura Thacker will lead the devotional portion for the regular monthly meeting.

The Lebanon Methodist J Woman's Society of Christian Service R. RK. Hoke Dayton Street Laula Thacker

Red Cross Plans March 9 Membership Meeting

Mrs. Harry Alexander, membership chairman for the local American Red Cross chapter, announces the annual membership meeting on Monday March 9 at 7:30 PM in the Sheraton Hotel balloon room. The event will begin with a 7:30 pep session instead of a dinner, with annual activity reports heard before 8 o'clock. Attendees may depart at 8:30. The membership committee also includes Mrs. W. T. Powell, Dr. Glens G. Perry, Mayor O. A. Kirkman, Mrs. James S. Moffitt, and Mrs. John A. Myers.

Harry Alexander The American Red Cross Sheraton Hotel Alexander the Red Cross W. T. Powell Red Cross Glens G. Perry O. A. Kirkman James S. Moffitt John A. Myers

Girl Reserve Club to Hear Doctor on Growing Up

The Wednesday meeting of the Junior-Senior Girl Reserve Club at the YWCA will feature Dr. Anne Stephenson of Winston-Salem discussing Problems That Face the High School Girl. Her talk will cover box-girl relations and the physiological and emotional aspects of growing up.

Marjorie Krummici YW. C. AL Anne Stephenson Winston-Salem

Reading of suit patterns governs opening leads in bridge play

McKenny on Bridge explains that defense hinges on reading suit patterns and card distribution rather than high cards. It outlines leading from four or more cards, handling sequences, and the wary use of top or fourth-highest cards, plus how to treat no trump and suit contracts with specific sequences and king or ace reads.

Church Society Meeting Sets Octagon Soap Drive

Members will meet Thursday night at the church to collect Octagon soap for washing clothes for the Children's Home in Winston-Salem. After the business session Mrs. Hoke and her two daughters served refreshments and a social hour followed.

Entre Nous Club G. I. Humphreys College Drive Emerywood Country Club Winston-Salem

Sewing Unit Ships 771 War Refugee Garments Today

The Sewing unit of Bundles for Britain shipped 771 refugee garments to New York headquarters this morning. Co chairs Mesdames Carter Dalton and J. E. Millis led the effort, with transport by R. L. Brinson. The total includes 212 infant gowns pelicoats and six hospital garments, while work continues on many more with widespread local cooperation.

Britain Carter Dalton J. E. Millis National New York R. L. Brinson Royal Business

Altrusa ARP Class Tonight at Sheraton Blue Room

The Altrusa club airs an Air Raid Protection class led by instructor Mabel Burnett. The session, delayed from last week, continues tonight at seven in the Blue Room of the Sheraton Hotel with club members and additional ladies urged to attend as scheduled.

Altrusa Club Altrusan Mabel Burnett Bunett Sheraton

Woodmen Circle to Hold Wednesday Business Meeting

The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold a business meeting tomorrow evening at the W O W hall on West Commerce Street. The hotel for the meeting will be at seven thirty, and all members are urged to attend.

Woodmen Circle Supreme Forest Woodmer Circle W O. W. Hall West Commerce Street

Pentagon Club Initiation Ceremonies Tonight

The Pentagon Club will hold its regular meeting at the home of Miss Clarine Furgurson on Lindsay Street. Formal initiation ceremonies are announced for tonight and all members are urged to attend.

Pentagon Club Clarine Furgurson Lindsay Street

Be Correct Against Open Trump Contract And Another

The note discusses two contract types in card play, one may be correct against a suit contract and the other possibly against a no trump contract. It suggests comparing strategies for leading and defending, with emphasis on counting honors and distribution to decide risks.

Bridge Opening Leads Against No Trump

A split guide to opening leads in no trump contracts. It notes that leading the ace asks partner to continue with the highest card to judge suit strength, while leading the king against no trump asks partner to follow with the second highest card and usually play the jack if the jack and another card exist.

Pariner

Local residents listed in High Point illness travel and travel notices

Mrs. E A Edwards of 1107 Blain Street was called to Williamston due to her sister Mrs W M Terry’s illness. Mrs Stanton Moore of 306 Hicks Street is a patient at Burrus Memorial Hospital undergoing a new treatment. B F Rogers of Archdale is undergoing surgery at Guilford General Hospital. Charles Ray Spoon has returned to Norfolk Virginia after a weekend visit with his parents. he graduated Trinity High School class of 1940. Private Cath L Davis at New Orleans Airbase is visiting her mother on Kivett Drive. Mr and Mrs W Fasler of Raleigh spent Sunday in High Point. Mrs Taylor was Miss Lina Powers formerly of the city. Mr and Mrs Dillard Lackey of Durham spent the weekend here. he is assistant manager of Virginia Life Insurance in Durham. Jewel Ballicunt is confined at her home 403 Smith Street. Capt W L Long and daughter Faye Long returned from Richmond Virginia where he was injured but is recuperating well. L G Lee and Maxine Crawford returned from Macon Georgia visiting Private William B Lee at Camp Wheeler. Arthur Bulla of 71a Chestnut Street ill at Burrus Memorial Hospital but improving. George L Rankin a Burrus Memorial Hospital patient. Geraldine McCarty, Sheraton Beauty Shop employee, is a patient at Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro after an operation. She is niece of Mrs Ila Chamblin of 708 Forrest Avenue. Mr and Mrs Frank Dalton leave for Flint Michigan where Mr Dalton attends General Motors Institute after extended visit with relatives. they were here with Carter Dal.

Ceke Stanton Moore Hicks Street Burrus Memorial Hospital B. F. Rogers Rej Cath FL Davis U. S New Orleans Kivett W. Fhe Fasler Raleigh High Point Taylor Lina Powers L. G. Lee Maxine i Crawford English Street Macon William, B. Lee Camp Wheeler Arthur Bulla Chestnut Street George L. Rankin Geraldine McCarty Sheraton Beauty Shop Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro Miss McCarty Ila Chamelin Forrest Avenue

Clock Center Hellzapoppin Features Times and Showings

Movietime listing shows Hellzapoppin at Clock Center with showings at 1:25 3:29 9:35. Brathurst presents International Lady with slots 11:15 3:20 5:15 7:2 9:30. Paramount advertises Lensytana Purchase with 20 3.20. Gah lists Honeymoon For 3 at Rialto with HAL 121 2.85 4.90 6.09.

Paramount

Mrs Murrow Luncheon Guest At Emerywood Country Club

Mrs. Murrow wife of famed broadcaster Edward Murrow attends a small informal luncheon at Emerywood Country Club hosted by Miss Sarah Alderman in honor of Mrs. Murrow, a Mount Holyoke alumna and former student government leader. A lecture by Mr Murrow follows at Aycock Auditorium drawing local residents.

Jake Froelich Emerywood Country Club Edward Murrow Sarah Alderman Emerswood County Club Mr Alderman Murrow Mount Holyoke College Mount Holyoke Mass Janet Brewster

First Methodist Church Groups Gather For Meetings And Sale

The A M Idol Philathea class meets Thursday February 26 at 7 30 PM at Abs L H Aspimegngn home. Circle four to sell Brunswick stew tomorrow February 18 with proceeds to circle treasury. Stephens Bible Class meets tomorrow at 3 PM at Mrs L D Wagner 216 Willowbrook Street with Mrs Nora L Andrews in charge.

A.M. Idol Philathea A. M. Idol Philathea Circle Stephens Bible

Not Pouting Boys Visit Santa Rosa Candidate

Tom McGrath, Republican candidate for 1940 corporation commissioner, explains a busy schedule in Santa Rosa. He says he had to tend his own flocks due to a shepherd shortage and has irrigated 100 acres of farm land in spare time. He visited with Mr Dalton’s and Mr Barthmaier’s families.

Santa Rosa X. M Tom McGrath Pes

Local Greensboro College Alumnae Meet Saturday

The High Point Chapter of the Greensboro College Alumnae Association holds its first meeting of the year Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Mrs. J. M. S. Salsbury's Brentley Circle home. Hostesses include Mesdames W. L. Watson, W. R. Morrow, Bruce Carraway and Robert Bain. Guest speaker is Mrs. H. T. Prop, Greensboro head of the general alumnae association.

Priscilla Club Fred Thomas Forest Hill Drive High Point Greensboro College Tilden J. M. S. Salsbury Brentley Circle W. L. Watson W. R. Morrow Bruce Carraway Robert Bain H. T. Prop Greensboro

Young Marshall Vows Solemnized Saturday

Announcement reveals the marriage of Miss Ella Young to Ernest Marshall on Saturday February 14 1942 in York South Carolina. The couple later returned to Jamestown where the bride has been missing for two months. Mrs Marshall is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Babe Young of Ruffin Ohio and Mr Marshall is son of George Marshall of this city. Attending were Estella Thompson Mrs J B Paschall Peggy Paschal and others.

Ella Young Ernest Marshall York S. C Jamestown Haseen J. F. Garrett Marshall Abrs Babe” Young Ruffin Ohio Mr. Marshall George Marshall Estella Thompson J. B. Paschall Peggy Paschal Tildren Roy Spearman W. B. Ball

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Mrs. Hancock Schram Lebanon Women’s Board Columbia Studio Pinehurst N.C Enjor Margaret Skinner New Bern Ella ‘Troy Woodson Salisbury Gannr Spencer Carthage Wilma Wath Thomasville Frances Manning Bethel Susan Borden Wilson Altrusa E. A. Edwards Blain Street Williamston W. M. Terry Charles Ray Spoon AL M. MM. School Station Norfolk 5.P. Spoon Prospect Road Charles Trinity High School Brs Dillard Lackey Jaf Durham Fligh Point Lackey Virginia Life Insurance Company Lackeys Mrs Frank Dalton Flint, Mich Mr. Dalton General Motors Institute Mrs. Carter Dal Mrs. Murrow Country Club Lon Dalton H.C. Barthmaier Mrs. Dalton Quality Shoe Store, Inc Expert Shoe Fitters Duz
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