Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Winners Announced
The Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club met at the YWCA on Wednesday evening with six tables for the Mitchell Movement. In the North South standings first went to Mrs. R. M. Cooksey and Mrs. R. L. McDonald of Thomasville, followed by Mrs. W. H. Linthicum Sr and Miss Wilma Byerly, then Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Boyles, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Swaringen of Greensboro. East West winners saw first place to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Howell, second to Mrs. R. N. Sandon and Mrs. Leon McMinn of Greensboro, third to Mrs. Berlie Eargle and Mrs. Ethel Hilton, and fourth to Mrs. W. F. Kent and Mrs. Frances Baxter. Bridge club meets every Wednesday at 8 pm at 1108 N. Main St. Anyone interested may join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Cooksey
R. L. McDonald
Thomasville
W. H. Linthicum Sr
Wilma Byerly
O. T. Boyles
C. C. Swaringen
Greensboro
Ernest Howell
R. N. Sandon
Leon McMinn
Berlie Eargle
Ethel Hilton
W. F. Kent
Frances Baxter
Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club
YWCA
N. Main St
Coffee Will Pay Honor To Miss Toler
Miss Louise Toler bride elect of Lester Zimmerman will be honored with a coffee Saturday morning at 11 oclock at the home of Mrs D E Cadick 807 Westwood. Mrs Ralph Zimmerman of Greensboro and the two hostesses are cousins of the groom elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Toler
Lester Zimmerman
D. E. Cadick
Westwood
Ralph Zimmerman
Greensboro
Hillsdale Garden Club Plans Roses Program
Hillsdale Garden Club meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 1206 Francis St the home of Mrs. Marvin Snider. Mrs. Lyles Kearns will serve as associate hostess. Jack Dunn will present a roses program for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale Garden Club
Marvin Snider
Francis St
Lyles Kearns
Jack Dunn
Hartsville Weekend House Party Seen For Yarboroughs
Mr and Mrs Roby Yarborough and their daughter Susie are spending the weekend in Hartsville South Carolina where Susie attends a house party at Coker College. Miss Lillian White returns home after a three week hospital stay at High Point Memorial. Miss Arlene Smith and Miss Jeannette Webster depart for a vacation in New York City with return planned February 28. Frank L Stubbs minister of education for First Baptist Atlanta was a guest of his mother Mrs Edward Stubbs and brother Ed Stubbs at 501 E Farriss. Mrs Clyde Mizzell of Anderson arrives to visit her father Melvin Hayes at Colonial Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roby Yarborough
Susie
Hartsville
S. C
Coker College
Lillian White
Lillie Thrift
W. Ray St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Arlene Smith
Jeannette Webster
New York City
Frank L. Stubbs
First Baptist Church
Atlanta, Ga
Edward Stubbs
Ed Stubbs
E. Farriss
Clyde Mizzell
Anderson, S. C
Melvin Hayes
Colonial Drive
Spotlight on Women conference draws NC women to Chapel Hill
About 150 North Carolina Business and Professional Women gather in Chapel Hill for the fifth annual Spotlight on Women conference at UNC. Sessions led by UNC faculty cover Great Ideas and topics in religion history psychology management and communications. A Dutch dinner and a symposium at Gerrard Hall feature Miss Freda Dixon as main speaker and local panelists address personal development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Carroll Hall
Carroll Auditorium
Kathleen Jackson
Elizabeth City
N. C. Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Arnold Nash
UNC
Department of Religion
Anne Scott
Thelma Thur
Nstone
School of Education
Business Administration
Rex S. Winslow
R. P. Calhoon
Thomas Jeredee
Lenoir Hall
Gerrard Hall
Freda Dixon
Washington, D. C
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Chapel
Mrs. Robertson and Albert Faulkner Wed in Church
Edith Robertson and Albert W. Faulkner wed in a private Feb 12 ceremony at 6 p.m. at Montlieu Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. C. K. Rand officiating. The bride wore light blue and carried a white orchid, and the couple reside at 2001 Apex Street, High Point after a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Robertson
Albert W. Faulkner
C. K. Rand
Montlieu Avenue Baptist Church
Coal needed to make paper amounts to nine tenths of a pound
A historical note states that nine-tenths of a pound of coal is required to produce one pound of paper, illustrating the energy cost of papermaking and the resource intensity of early industry.
ABWA Plans March Friendship Tea In City
A Furniture City ABWA committee met to plan a friendship tea and enrollment event set for March 20 at 2 30 p.m. at Adams Memorial YWCA. Miss Topsy Delk chaired at Mrs Maurice Peace’s home as plans for fall and spring activities were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture City
American Business Women's Association
Topsy Delk
Maurice Peace
Adams Memorial Ywca
Baked Apples Stored Up To Four Months
Baked apples may be kept in the freezer for four months and applesauce for up to a year. The note provides guidance on freezing fruit products to preserve quality and safety.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toler
Glamor Home
S. Wrenn St
Stagg
H. Douglas Sessoms
Bernard Boyd
UNC Religion Department
Margaret Johnston
Albemarle
N. C. Federation
UNC Extension Division
Bureau of
James Steagall
N. C. Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc
Federation
Faulkner
L. E. Freeman
Phillips St
Melrose Hosiery Co
Clara Faulkner
Salisbury
Duke Power Co
High Point
Sallie and
Hazel
Beauty Shop
West Green ST
Sallie Walters
Abwa
Bailey
E. Green Street
Reginald Styers
Pai
East
Washington
C Fu
Chiropractic Clinic
Gill
Cash & Carry
Riedmans
Aioe Alexander
Bermudas
Wool & Cord
Marvel Fibre
P.C.S
R.C.A
Nadeem Ae
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