Community club and organization events schedule
Calendar outlines AY evening meetings at various venues including Entre Nous at Mrs Hayden’s home 400 East Street bi weekly YWCA annual meeting at Adams Memorial building and a 730 pm time change due to blackout plans Friday music study club gathering at Mrs W Stanley Davis Emerywood Country Club Canterbury club at Hillcrest Drive USO dance at YMCA gym USO club for non dancers buffet supper 5 to 7 pm at YWCA with Y cooperation plans continuing for service men
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Entre Nous Club
J. F. Hayden
East Street
Emcountry Club
Y.W.C.A
Adams Memorial Building
W. Stanley Davis
Emerywood Country Club
Canterbury Club
Owen Reece
Hillcrest Drive
Service League Hears Report on Youth Centers
A Junior Service League meeting at the YWCA heard Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Wall report on two Youth Centers in High Point. The centers enrolled 531 white youths and over 100 Negro youths, with strong daily attendance and talk of cooperating to provide hostesses.
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Robert Deva
High Point
Junior Service League
Y.W.C.A
Willis H. Slane
League
Davis
Matt Wall
O E S Honors Masonic Officials At Regular Meet
At High Point chapter No.106 Order of the Eastern Star the session recognized Tenner Bennison and Lewis for their joint December 30 installation as worshipful masters of Acacia lodge and Numa F. Reid Lodge. Mrs Laura Meald and Miss Ina Glough visited as thirty six members attended and plans for a January 25 prom were announced.
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High Point
Order of the A
Masonic Temple
Speci
Tenner Bennison
Acacia Lodge
Lewis
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Masons
Bennison
Eastern Star Chapter
Laura Meald
Ina Glough
Mesdames White Host Series of Parties in Thomasville
The Enterprise reports Mrs. C. L. White and Mrs. C. L. White Jr hosting bridge and rook gatherings in Thomasville. Top scores drew awards for L. C. Dilana and R. Holliday with prizes including air trays and rook items. Guests and hostesses listed include D. Diamont, Vann Stringfield, and J. R. Blair among others.
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Thomasville
C. L. White
C. L. White, Jr
Rook
L. C. Dilanaage
Ri. Holliday
A. H. Ragan
Mrs. Bales
Mesdames
Carson Cox
J. F. Garner
G. W. Lyles
J. R. Myers
R. F. Lowry
R. L. Jones
E.L. Earnhardt
Vernon Snyder
W. O. Smith
J. R. Blair
Homer Beck
H. C. Nicholson
Margaret McLeod
Dorothy Hendrix
Janie Morrison
Beulah Norment
Lucille Kirkpatrick
Mary Lou Ellis
Gina Bird
Lillian Robinson
James John Crowell
Vann Stringfield
Claud Green
Jer Ashemore
John Perry
L. Pollock
A Royals
Alten Henry
Philomathean Club Postpones Weekly Meeting
The Philomathean Book Club cancels this week’s gathering because Red Cross rooms remain closed and surgical dressings will not be produced as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomathean Club
Red Cross
Philomathean Book Club
Rev Irby Jackson Addresses YWCA Business Club
Rev Irby Jackson pastor of the North Main Street Baptist church spoke at the YWCA Business and Professional Club dinner and program meeting on Challenging Forces in the New Year. Pvt Howard Wood of Camp Edwards sang and Mrs Jackson attended as guest of the speaker's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
Y.W.C.A
Irby Jackson
North Main Street Baptist Church
Jackson
Pvt
Howard Wood
Camp Edwards
Mass
L. T. Wood
Fifth Street
Kathleen Oung
Altrusa Club Holds Dinner and January Meeting
Eighteen Altrusa members attended a six thirty dinner in the Blue Room of the Sherman Hotel followed by the January business session. Reports from standing committees were heard, a letter from Dr Nina Fay Calhoun congratulated the club on its district membership rating, and the group voted to buy tickets to the Southernaires event at William Penn High School. A USO staff meeting notice was read for Ray Street school Friday at eight. A biblically old Jerusalem water conduit mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Carrie Brittain
W. W. Dickerson
Nina Fay Calhoun
International Deat
Altrusa
Southernaires
William Penn High School
J. F. Hayden
USO
Ray Street
Winners Named At Ladies Bridge Of Country Club
Mesdames Logan Porter Jr and Lloyd W Flythe led North South at yesterdays age 5 bridge party and luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. J O Hauschild and C G Mackintosh topped East West scores. Mrs Paul W Casey won the contract prize. Runners up were Mesdames R D Tillson and W J McClure for North South and Mesdames P Y Adams and Valette J Harris second score for East West. Attendance included numerous members and Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell attended for luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Logan Porter Jr
Lloyd W. Flythe
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
J. O. Hauschild
C. G. Mackintosh
Paul W. Casey
R. D. Tillson
W. J. McClure
P. Y. Adams
Valette J. Harris
Ralph Snider
Grattan Foy
Logan Porter, Jr
J. S. Welborn
G. C. Ae Frank Wood
Os McKee
W. P. Hazelwood
Ryan
R Tillson
C. 8. Beavier
R. G. Garland
J. D. Hawkins
C. H. Risch
Hal Davis
Ed Mendenhall
James Armstrong
J. B. Lovelace
Josephe J. Cox
A. Scott Parker, Jr
Frank Sizemore
W. J. Fraley
Frances Douglas
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Safety play in a contract bridge defense
In a deal with North as declarer on adverse spades, West shifts from a diamond plan after a trump lead. By conceding a trump trick to East rather than West, the defense aims to limit attacks while allowing declarer to gain. East’s later spade return and careful ruffing sequence illustrate a safety-first defense plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
East
Mrs McCain Hosts Wayside Garden Club Meeting
Mrs H W McCain hosted the Wayside Garden Club at her home for a program titled Now Is The Time focusing on soil preparation and spring planting. The group discussed plans for the season and a committee was formed to draft resolutions of respect for the late Mrs P W Flagge. Twelve members attended, with Mrs McCain and Mrs John C Sheloff presiding.
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H. W. McCain
Wayside Garden Club
McCain
John C. Sheloff
Beta Sigma Phi Mu Chapter Hosts Theater Party This Evening
The Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at Miss Emmagene Shields home on Louise avenue this evening at the usual hour. The gathering will begin at the Shields residence with a theater party planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Emmagene Shields
Louise Avenue
Shields
Church Social Mothers Prayer Band Meets Thursday
The Mothers Prayer Band will meet Thursday afternoon at two thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. M. Hinson 307 West Davis Street according to an announcement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Prayer Band
W. M. Hinson
West Davis Street
Legion Auxiliary plans set for state meeting here next week
Local unit finalized arrangements for the North Carolina Department American Legion Auxiliary conference to be hosted here. Leigh Hall presided at the January meeting at the Elk’s club with thirty members. chairs include general chairman J Frank Carriker and committees for house registration entertainment pages and distinguished guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Department of the American Legion Auxiliary
Elk’s Club
Leigh Hall
Ioer
J. Frank Carriker
Dan Arden
Ethel Bales
House
C. W. Sutton
Oscar Smith
Lula Raper
Frank Carriker
M. W. Williams
G. M. Haley
Roy Spearman
Jack Burris
N. S. Stirewall
C. A. York
Louise Gibson
Betsy Spearman
Carl Arden
Ruth Ann Stainback
YWCA Annual Membership Meeting Tonight
The YWCA calls members to a seven thirty PM meeting at Adams Hall with annual reports and director elections. Mrs C E Sheloff will preside as club activities are dramatized in skits.
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Adams Me
C. E. Sheloff
Mrs J Lyman Redding Visits Mother in Alberta Apartments
Mrs. J Lyman Redding of Je ne ington D C arrives to visit her mother Mrs vel born at her Alberta Apartments home and plans to stay through the week. Petty Officer Belvin Fer and Mrs Ferguson of High int spent Christmas holidays with Ferguson now based at Solomons Island Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvin T. Fer
Mrs. Ferguson
High Int
Ferguson
Solomons Island
Reid couple announce birth of son William Booth Jr
Pvt and Mrs W B Reid announce the birth of a son on January 9 at the Boulevard branch of High Point Memorial Hospital. The mother Opal Loflin Reid.
McLennan Named Director at Security National Bank
GREENSBORO January 12 John W McLennan was named a director of the Security National Bank at the annual meeting of shareholders held here yesterday A prominent businessman he long served Greensboro city council Directors also declared the usual semi annual dividend of three percent James K Paul formerly of Hi Point assistant cashier of the Wilmington branch was named vice president in charge of that branch and T Hunter Bell was made assistant trust officer of the Raleigh branch All other officers were reelected.
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Greensboro
John W. McLennan
Security National Bank
McLennan
James K. Paul
Hi Point
Themington
T. Hunter Bell
Raleigh
Ritch First To Pay Filing Fee For Senate
Ritch of Charlotte becomes the first of four Democratic candidates to pay the $100 filing fee for the U S Senate. Secretary Maxwell said Ritch submitted the fee yesterday. Other contenders include Rep. Cameron Morrison, former Gov. Clyde Hoey, and Arthur Simmons. Ritch is a lawyer and veteran legislator.
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Raleigh
Jan
Marvin Ritch
Charlotte
U. S. Senate
Ritch
Raymond Maxwell
State Board of Elections
Robert R. Reynolds
Cameron Morrison
Clyde R. Hoey
Shelby
Arthur Simmons
Burlington
Gibsons Leave After Holiday Visit In City
Mr and Mrs Sloan Dunkin Gibson returned to Greenville S C after holidays spent with their sons and daughters in this city. Their son Sergeant Charles B Gibson stationed at Camp Adair Oregon visited and has now returned to duty. Luncheons and dinners were hosted in his honor. An army airplane traveling between war theaters is inspected to prevent germ and insect transport.
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Charles Clarkson
Evelyn Webb
Fort Worth
Texas
Salem Street
Rufus Herring
University of Eanelinaan
Gladys An Winfield Blackwell
Kate
Washi D. C
Sloan Dunkin Gibson
Greenville
S. C
S. D. Gibson, Jr
Edgedale Drive
Margaret Howard
Thurston Street
J. Earl Gibson
Sunset Drive
M. F. McNeill
Parkway
Daughters of America Install New Slate At Meeting
The Washington Council four Daughters of America will install new officers at its meeting tomorrow evening at seven o clock at the hall. The hour is changed from seven thirty to seven and newly elected officers are urged to attend.
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Daughters OF America
Washington Council
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Alter Newby
Charles F. Phillips
John Myers
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Alvah Boyles
M. T. Lambeth
James Lambeth, Jr
F. Garner
Wesleyan Service Guild
Main Street Methodist Church
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Paul Green
Naomi Howie
Alice Myers
J. C. Lloyd
Frances Kratz
Sallie Clodfelter
Chesterfields
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Ywca Business Club
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Jerusalem
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