James Lambeth Hosts Luncheon and Club Meetings in Thomasville
In Thomasville on Feb 24 a luncheon hosted by Mrs K Lambeth honored B R Rankin with a three course repast and fine linens. The event featured bridge games, awards for Mrs George Finch and Mrs Curtis Fields, and guests including Miss Katherine Blaylock and Mrs Robert Jones. The day also covered a Tuesday afternoon Bridge Club meeting and an upcoming Colonial silver tea hosted by the Thomasville Woman's Club at Mr John R Myers' home. Mr and Mrs Austin Finch returned from Florida while several locals resume activities after travels and illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Fields
Robert Jones
David Mac Jester
James E. Lambeth
Katherine Blaylock
P. M. Sherrill
Elliott Drive
Evelyn Baker
Paul Hassler
Cc. F. Gibson
Kitty Kyser
Lela Maud
Isabel Boyles
Mildred Pope
Emily Ragsdale
James ‘Town
Mesdames
T. Austin Finch
Florida
Jane Pratt
Washington, D. C
J. Walter Lambeth
Z. V. Crutchfield
J. C. Green
Raleigh
Girls' Pentagon Club Hosts Salad Evening
The Girls' Pentagon club met at Miss Mildred and Clarine Fureurson's Montlieu avenue home. After a brief business session, a dainty salad course was served to Mrs. Bob Cook, Mrs. Wayne Garner, Misses Lois Barger, Marian Elliott, Lois Chidester, Helen Crowder, Edith Crowder, and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Mildred
Clarine Fureurson
Montlieu Avenue
Bob Cook
Wayne Garner
Lois Barger
Marian Elliott
Lois Chidester
Helen
Edith Crowder
Bridge Party At Emerywood Country Club Draws Large Turnout
The bi weekly ladies bridge party at Emerywood Country Club attracted many members. Hostess Mrs. Herman Smith, chaired a delightful afternoon with tea. Prize went to Mrs. Roy Strotz of Goldsboro and a list of attendees included Mrs. W. Fox, J. Corrigan, Robert Hubbard Jr, George McLarty, and guest Mrs. E B Bridges of Marion North Carolina among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Herman Smith
Roy Strotz
Goldsboro
N. C
J. J. Corrigan
Robert Hubbard, Jr
George McLarty
Carter Dalton
Kenneth Redman
Hiram Armentrout
Rodney Snow
B. W. Freeze, Jr
Phillip Davis
Lawrence Ingram
John C. Abels
Phil Warner
George Rankin
George Robb
R. I. Quigley
W. C. Idol
Frank Hunsucker
FE. &. Wall
Guest
E. B. Bridges
Marion
Mesdames
Joan Harris
J. H. Walker, Jr
Thomas Turner
Jesse Washburn
Charles Tomlinson
Frank Sizemore
Jack Thompson
Duck Club Dance at Sedgefield Clubhouse
Duck Club members and guests held a semi formal dance at the clubhouse in Sedgefield last evening. Hostesses Mildred Marshall Margie Hancock and hosts George Barbee Bill Lindeman helped greet about fifty attendees. A buffet supper with salad sandwiches and punch followed the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Sedgefield
Mildred Marshall
Margie Hancock
George Barbee
Bill Lindeman
Memorial Held For Miss Winfield At Woman's College
A memorial service for Miss Martha Elizabeth Winfield of the Woman's College in Greensboro drew the entire student body of 1829 and faculty. The English faculty member died last December and services included prayers by Rev. Robert E. Roe and readings from Phi Beta Kappa. Music by the college vested choir featured Ancient of Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Martha Elizabeth Winfield
Woman's College of
University of North Carolina
Aycock
Miss Winfield
A. C. Hall
Robert E. Roe
Holy Trinity Church
Death Claims J Roderick Beard Bank Official Veteran
J Roderick Beard 42 cashier of the Bank of Cornelius died yesterday at the Veterans Hospital in Columbia. Funeral services were held at the A R P church in Huntersville. He was a World War I veteran, Erskine College graduate, and had 11 years with the Bank of Cornelius. He is survived by his wife Alice Smith Beard two children Joe and Peggy and five sisters and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntersville
J. Roderick Beard
Bank of Cornelius
Veterans’ Hospital
Columbia
D. C
A. R. P. Church
Beard
Independence Trust Company
Charlotte
Erskine College
118Th Field Artillery
Alice Smith
Mooresville
Joe Beard
Peggy Beard
J. T. Beard
Cornelius
J. Oliver Beard
Cleone Beard
Laurine Beard
W. A. White
Glen Troutman
Troutman
Meek Beard
Pen Yau
N. Y
Miss Meek Beard
Court Term in Alamance Postponed Due to Judge Illness
Burlington February 24. Solicitor Leo Carr announced that the one week Alamance County Superior Court term has been indefinitely postponed because Judge Hunt Parker is ill. The term was to convene Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Leo Carr
Alamance County Superior Court
Hunt Parker
Winchester banker among six indicted in revenue conspiracy
In Danville Virginia on February 24 a Winchester banker, a doctor, and five Frederick County men were indicted on charges of conspiracy to violate federal revenue laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Winchester
Frederick County
M B YOUNG PEOPLE MEET AT ARCHDALE CHURCH
The High Point Union of M B Young People holds a February 25 meeting at Archdale M E church starting 7 30 p m with a business session led by president Bruce Steed The program includes songs by Wesley Memorial and the Calvary quartet talks on Negro history and culture and a social hour led by Richard Short A large turnout is expected and all M E E pastors are urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
High Point Union of
M. B. Young People
Archdale M. FE
Bruce Steed
Wesley Memorial
South Main Street
World Horizons
Danese Manly
America
Margaret Austin
Mary Nelson Kiser
Lena Davis
REA Funds Nears Availability for NC Projects
Federal rural electrification officials in Raleigh for talks with Governor Hoey said about 1 million dollars in government funds would soon be available for North Carolina projects. They warned that requiring co operatives to secure certificates from the state utilities commission could slow the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Hoey
North Carolina
Boyd Fisher
Marionl. Ramsey
Washington
State Utilities Commission
Kappa Gamma Plans March Tea by Omega Chapter
Omega chapter of Kappa Gamma Sorority outlines a March 6 tea at Sedgefield Manor. The luncheon at the Sheraton discussed the event and a round table review detailed invitations to civic organization representatives. Chapter hostess Mabel Hargett led ten members at yesterday’s meeting. The next lecture at 7 30 pm tomorrow at the Sheraton features Dr KE Lindley guiding the educational program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega
Kappa Gamma Sorority
National Educational Organization
Sedgefield Manor
Sheraton Hotel
Ethel Flynt
Marie Caddell
Winston-Salem Road
Mabel Hargett
KE. Lindley
M. A. Temple
Hob-Nob Club Social At Prospect Road Club House
The Hob-Nob club hosted a social at the club house on Prospect Road Tuesday evening with Leonard Terry and Blanche Williams as hosts. Guests included Ed Shoaf Ray Stanley Mrs. Raymond Newnam Dot Sutton Betty Jo Berry and George Bullard. Attendance list featured members Kate Workman Sid Newnam Clyde White Ethel Kearns Serena Hunsacker Paul Hauser Blanche Williams Leonard Terry Margaret Roach Dink Lowe Archie Chase Jr Eula Chane Clarence Williams and Ruby Curlee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hob-Nob Club
Prospect Road
Leonard Terry
Blanche Williams
Kate Workman
Sid Newnam
Clyde White
Ethel Kearns
Serena Hunsacker
Paul Hauser
Margaret Roach
Dink” Lowe
Archie Chase, Jr
Eula Chane
Clarence Williams
Ruby Curlee
Ed Shoaf
Ray Stanley
Raymond Newnam
Dot Sutton
Betty Jo Berry
Greensboro
George Bullard
Burcaw
Long Honeyecombs Found on Malay Peninsula
Six foot long honeyecombs are noted as not uncommon on the Malay peninsula in the observed fauna notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malay Peninsula
Pyles Roses Lecture At Sheraton Hotel On Thursday
Robert Pyle, noted roses authority and former American Rose Society leader, will lecture on Roses and Rose Gardens at Home and Abroad at eight in the Sheraton hotel's ballroom. The High Point Council of Garden Clubs sponsors the event with slides and attendees including local enthusiasts and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pyle
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
E. S&s. Wall
Sheraton Hotel
Pyle
American Rose Society
Colonial Tea Invites High Point Ladies to Thomasville
High Point ladies are invited to attend the Colonial Silver Tea at the home of Mrs. John R. Myers on Lexington road in Thomasville tomorrow afternoon. The event, sponsored by the Thomasville Woman's club, runs from 3 30 to 5 30 with club members in Colonial costumes helping with reception and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
John R. Myers
Lexington Road
Thomasville Woman's Club
Gravity on Venus Weaker Yet Thinner Air Counters Difference
The gravity on Venus is about 15 percent less than Earth's, but its thin atmosphere would offset much of that effect. The statement notes how gravity differs while air density affects ascent and flight prospects on the planet.
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Venus
Earth
Ace Hi Bridge Club Hosts Mrs Wright and Guests
Mrs. B E Wright of Home stead avenue hosted the Ace Hi bridge club yesterday at 3 o clock. After bridge, guest Mrs. Joe Walser received a novelty flower while high score went to Mrs A M Hopkins for a pillow-face prize. Honor guest Mrs L Sheets received a box of stationery as Jonquils decorated the home. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Casey Sheets Mitchell Ingram Bird Ingram Hopkins Walser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. A. Wright
Homestead Avenue
Joe Walser
A. M. Hopkins
L. Sheetz
Mesdames
Silas Casey
Floyd Sheets
G. M. Mitchell
Steve Ingram
Charles Bird
Bob Ingram
A. M. Hopkine
L. Sheets
Gorilla uses breast-beating to vent excess energy
The gorilla pounds its chest not only when anger flares but across moods as an outlet for surplus energy, showing a broader behavioral pattern than mere aggression.
Sedgefield Hunt Plans Weekend Events
The Sedgefield Hunt announces a drag hant on Saturday February 27 at 6 30 from Sedgefield ton followed by a 4 30 tea at the Sedgefield Grill. An informal ride will depart Sunday February 28 from the stables at 2 30 and a live hunt is set for Saturday March 6 from the stables at 9 00 with a Sunday March 7 2 30 fixture from the stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Ton
Sedgefield Grill
Nathan M. Ayers
Birds use rising air to circle and glide
Birds ride a column of ascending air to stay aloft and circle. When they exit the updraft, they must flap to maintain flight.
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James Lambeth
Puest
Thomasville
J. F
W. Flagge
Charles M. J. Wrenn
Mary Mg
George Jack
Mount Gilead
H. Mahone
George D
Sechrest's
Sechrest
Winfield
Woman's College
Philathea
Abbotts Creek
M. FE
Robert Barrer
Kappa Gamma
Mr. Pyle
Ree Leef
E. A. Wright
Sedgefield Hunt
Lizzie Gooch
MR. Brown
Packard
Packard Sales and Service, Car, Commerce & Wrenn &Ts
High Point, N
Lyesr
Wodel
Miles
Geo W. Lowe
Packard Sales and Service
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