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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1949

Page

6

Winners Named At Club Ladies Bridge Party

Highlights from Emerywood Country Club Ladies bridge event include North-South winners Mrs. Phil Warner and Mrs. O C Durland. East-West high team Mrs. Harold Bennett and Mrs. F H Gray. second high Mrs. W P Hazel wood and Mrs. Laurance Ingram. contract winners Mesdames W Wray Ward Joe Cox and C T Ingram Jr. Hosts Mrs. Robert Bain and Mrs. J P Armstrong entertained with two tables of bridge and top scorers at Mrs. Armstrong's party were Mrs. Ed Mendenhall and Mrs. Paul Casey. Luncheon followed the games for those with reservations.

Emerywood Country Club Phil Warner O. C. Durland C. S. Beaver J. T. Ferrebee Harold Bennett F. H. Gray W. P. Hazelwood Laurance Ingram Mesdames W. Wray Ward Joe Cox C. T. Ingram, Jr Robert Bain J. P. Armstrong Bain Silas Casey M. Z. Perkinson

YWCA Teens and clubs schedule notes

YWCA News lists events for Y-Teens at Pickett Library and Senior High School with times from 3:30 to 4:00 pm. The 10th edition Y-Teens meet at the YWCA, and the Jolly Y Club plans a 7:30 pm skating outing followed by a Live Yers Club dinner and a book review by Mrs. Hamer Miller.

Schoo YWCA Jolly Y Club Yers Club Hamer Miller

Oak View Girls Honor Miss Bowers With Farewell Party

Oak View seventh grade girls held a surprise farewell party for Gene Bowers who will move to Washington DC. The event featured games and a dessert course for teacher Mrs. Doris Dodamead and classmates including Patty Houser and Donna.

Oak View Gene Bowers Washington, D. C Doris Dodamead Patty Houser Donna

International Situation Discussed By Dr. Pfaff At Altrusans Banquet

Dr. Eugene Pfaff, historian at Woman's College Greensboro, addressed the Altrusa banquet at the Sheraton hotel on the US Russian tension and the potential move toward world government. He warned of tax costs for wars, urged foreign policy linked to domestic affairs, and cited the Marshall plan as vital in the struggle against Russia. An octet of senior high boys performed prior to the talk.

Eugene Pfaff Altrusans Woman's College Greensboro Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Pilot Club Charlotte Cole Guy Margaret Flintom United States Russia Europe Pfaff United Nations U. N J. Pfaff America Carl G. N Mrs. Guy Mesdames Justine Rinehart Vera H. Smith Josephine Collie

Kellogg All-Bran Claims Relief From Chronic Constipation

A reader from St. Cloud Minnesota reports thirty years of constipation resolved after daily Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad urges a daily ounce with milk and water and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days with return of an empty carton to Kellogg Co Battle Creek Michigan.

Kellogg's A. C. Buethe St. Cloud Minn Kellogg Co Battle Creek Mich

Collins Child Is Honored On Fourth Birthday

Mrs James Collins hosted her son James fourth birthday at 522 East Farmis Avenue The home was decorated in green pink and white Guests included William Carr Alice Ann Collins Harriet Horney Richard and Carolyn Pastor Frankie Stearns Jr Barbara Ann Logani Nancy Sullivan and Jeff Collins A large birthday cake with ice cream was served after a period of play

James Collins East Farmis Avenue James William Carr Alice Ann Collins Harriet Horney Richard Carolyn Pastor Frankie Stearns, Jr Barbara Ann Logani Nancy Sullivan Jeff Collins

Furs Remain Popular With Unharmed Winter Animals

A report notes that furs are most popular this winter among animals that have not been hunted or trapped. The observation highlights consumer demand for fur from creatures left untouched.

Local Briefs On Patients And Visitors In Southern Hospitals

Mrs. E L Hoke of Claremont is a patient at Catawba General Newton for an operation. Mrs. Floyd English of Anderson South Carolina is very ill at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem. Mrs. Floyd R Ross formerly Oriana James is recovering after an operation at St Josephs Hospital Orange California. Mr and Mrs R W Halstead of 300 Barker Street visit friends in Florida. Mrs F W Craven Route 3 Thomasville has returned home after hospitalization at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial. Mrs English has visited her daughter Mrs Francis Nelson here frequently.

E. L. Hoke Claremont Catawba General Hospital Newton Hoke High Point Clarence Bowers F. W. Craven Thomasville Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital Floyd English Anderson, S. C Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem English Francis Nelson Floyd R. Ross Anaheim Calif Oriana B. James St. Joseph's Hospital Orange California

Mintz Baby Hazel Ruth Born at High Point Memorial

Mr and Mrs FE P Mintz announce the birth of a daughter Hazel Ruth on February 21 at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital in High Point North Carolina.

Mintz FE. P Clara Cox Hazel Ruth Boulevard High Point Memorial Hospital

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