Sedgefield Inn Opens New Bridge Series With Cold Attendance
The Sedgefield Inn hosted the first of a new bridge series despite extreme cold. Top honors went to D. Newton Farnell and W. H. Holderness using the Howell system. Runners up were Mrs. Charles Harrison and Miss Louise Harrison with third to Miss Miriam Lindau and Mrs. William Montgomery Person, the tournament director. Additional Greensboro winners included Mr. and Mrs. G. Allen of Mebane in fourth, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. O’Neal in fifth. High Point participants featured C. M. Waynick, J. S. Welborn, Mrs. C. S. Beaver, and others from Greensboro also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Inn
High Point
Greensboro
Howell
D. Newton Farnell
W.H. Holderness
Charles Harrison
Louise Harrison
Miriam Lindau
William Montgomery Person
G. Allen
Mebane
Harry S. O'Neal
C. M. Waynick
J. S. Welborn
C. S. Beaver
Nesbit Caughman
Roy Strotz
Laurence Ingram
Blanche Hughes
Fred N. Patterson
Ray Iarber
Garland Daniel
Hutchens Dinner Guests Honor Silver Anniversary
Mr and Mrs G E Hutchens Jr hosted a formal three course buffet at their West Lexington home to honor Mr and Mrs G E Hutchens Sr on their silver wedding anniversary. The affair featured a lace table cover a green and white bridal motif and a 25 candle anniversary cake. Guests were family and a few close friends. Also noted is the birth of Jamies Michael Donovan, a son born January 31 at Brooklyn Hospital to Mrs Donovan daughter of Walter L Sprye of Danville Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Hutchens, Jr
West Lexington
James Donovan
St. George
Staten Island
New York
Jamies Michael
Brooklyn Hospital
Brooklyn
Donovan
Walter L. Sprye
Danville
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels for Stomach Ease
Constipation brings on acid in digestion and discomfort like bloating gas and bad breath. Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin wakes up lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines to relieve constipation and soothe the stomach. Children like the taste. buy at your druggist today.
Social Calendar Highlights Community Club Meetings
A slate of events fills the week from Tuesday to Friday. Junior Musical Art Club gathers at Miss Shirley Redding’s home on West Lexington Avenue, while Goodwill Garden Club meets Wiltshire Boulevard with Mrs Harrison in charge. Other gatherings include the Wednesday Book Club luncheon at Mrs Kenneth Redman’s 301 Parkway, the Friendly Garden at Melbourne Heights, Graduate Nurses Club business session, Woman's Club January meeting at the YMCA with speaker Macy Leath Stewart, Tea and Topics at Forest Hill Drive, and Family Night Dinner at Emerywood Country Club. Friday features an Emerywood bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs Capus Waynick and Canterbury Club at Mrs J W Lindsay’s with Mrs Willis Slane presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Redding
West
Lexington Avenue
Goodwill Garden Club
A. R. Harrison
Wiltshire Boulevard
Blake Thompson
Kenneth Redman
Parkway
the Friendly Garden Club
R. H. Hilliard
Melbourne Heights
Graduate Nurses Club
Woman's Club
YO W.C. A
Macy Leath Stewart
Woman's College Art Department
H. Hallenbeck
Forest Hill Drive
Emerywood Country Club
Capus Waynick
Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindsay
Willis Slane
Religious Faiths Discussed Before Club By Minister
At the Florence Nightingale Club meeting of the Adams Memorial YWCA Rev. C. Excelle Rozzelle of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church reviewed past religions and contrasted present faiths. He covered Shintoism in Japan, Confucianism in China, Hinduism, Buddhism, Mohammedism, and the Hebrew faith, noting cultural impacts and beliefs. About sixteen members attended the supper meeting at 6715.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Nightingale Club
Adams Memorial Y. W. C. A
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Japan
China
Rozzelle
India
Adams Club Honors Miss Surratt at Meeting
Adams Club entertained last evening to honor Miss Louise Surratt who recently joined the W C A staff as industrial secretary. Members demonstrated shirt making with each girl explaining her part. A treasure hunt for Miss Surratt ended with a basket of handkerchiefs as tokens from the Adams Club. Refreshments were served and discussion on starting first aid classes followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Club
Louise Surratt
W.C.A
Sherrod Shirt Company
Surrait
Adams Clubs
Myron Yokeley
Lucille Johnston
Saunders
Western Carolinas Contract Bridge Tournament Committee Appointed
The R B Terryson Carolinas Bridge Tourney Committee announces the first Western Carolinas Contract Bridge tournament of the American Contract Bridge League set for February 7 8 at the George Van derbilt Hotel Asheville. George W Beynon will direct the master point event with H E B Willman as committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Terry
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Asheville
Junior Chamber of Commerce
George W. Beynon
New York
H. E B. Willman
Mrs. Meredith Heads Society of First Methodist Church
Mrs J R Meredith was installed as president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church at the year’s first meeting. A full slate of officers and circle chairmen were installed, with devotions, music, and a tea following the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Meredith
Society of
First Methodist Church
J. R. Meredith
Woman's Society of Christian Service
K. R. Peacock
Percy Payne
L. R. Peacock
Robert Garland
George Haltom
Myrtle Davis
E.W. Allman
P. S. Kennett
M. P. Harrell
John Pickett
Paul Callaham
J. M. Millikan
T. R. Ballard
Mesdames W. A. Davis
Ax L. Edwards
L. D. Leonard
L. H. Zimmerman
Lilie Green
Robert Hankin
Harriss
Meredith
J. H. Allred
Robert Rankin
Doris Koonce
Mesdames
A. M. Rankin
L. J. Diffee
S. W. Taylor
R. E. Shelton
J. E. Stewart
Shelton
Stewart
Missavis
Girl Reserve Conference Heads to Greensboro Jan 29
A regional conference of Girl Reserves secretaries will be held in Greensboro Jan 29 to Feb 1. Discussions cover supervision of group work social attitudes and a four feature display program with interpretations. Hostesses include Winston Salem Greensboro and High Point with reps from many North Carolina cities and nearby states. A birth notice follows: the couple Mr and Mrs H C Johnson announce daughter Jane Woodson born Jan 9 at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
High Point
Charlotte
Salisbury
Raleigh
Asheville
Durham
North Carolina
Lynchburg
Richmond
Roanoke
Danville
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Virginia
Bluefield
W. Va
Charleston, Columbia
Greenville
S. C
Washington, D. C
H.C. Johnson
St. Gatewood Avenue
Jane Woodson
Bur
Mr and Mrs Grant Honored At Dinner
Mrs Cora Lee Stalnaker and Mrs Paulette Yow hosted a dinner for Mr and Mrs Thomas Buck Grant returning from their wedding trip. Mrs Grant, formerly Mildred Kearns, was noted in the city. The home featured spring flowers, eight covers, and a crystal bridal centerpiece. Clifford Yow of Fayetteville joined later for a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Lee Stalnaker
Paulette Yow
Thomas “Buck” Grant
Grant
Clifford Yow
Fayetteville
Press Women To Meet In Raleigh
The North Carolina Press Women mid-winter meeting will be at the Carolina Hotel Raleigh on Sunday February 1 at one o clock. The eastern district hosts with Dorothy Cole district chairman heading the hostess committee. Jonathan Daniels editor of the News and Observer will speak. Reservations by January 28 to Dorothy Coble care The News and Observer. A 12:30 board meeting precedes the general session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Press
Carolina Hotel
Raleigh
Dorothy Cole
Jonathan Daniels
News and Observer
Tar Heels
Dorothy Coble
Dried Lima Beans with Bacon Bake Provides Hearty Budget Meal
This homey recipe suggests soaking lima beans overnight then simmering with salt pork until tender. Finish by adding onion green pepper tomato and cheese then bake in a casserole at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes yielding servings.
Elm Street PTA to present musical program at meeting
The Elm Street PTA will hold its regular meeting this evening at 4 30 at the school. Rev Sam Moss will lead the devotional and the Elm Street school orchestra will perform with solo numbers from alumni now in local music departments. Virginia Frank will assist with orchestral selections. A son named Larry Vernon was born to Mr and Mrs Floyd Stroud on January 5 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of
Eln Street School
Sam Moss
Main Street
Stroud
Floyd Stroud
Larry Vernon
Guilford General Hospital
Alfrusa Club Dinner Meeting Tonight
The Alfrusa Club holds its semi monthly dinner at 6 30 in the Sheraton room of the Sheraton hotel The initial business session of the new year will be led by president Mrs John L Roth Rock This is the first meeting since November as the December Christmas party substituted the only December gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfrusa Club
Sheraton
John L. Rothrock
Brunswick Stew for church social by Virst Methodist Society
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will prepare Brunswick Stew on Thursday at the church, with orders taken through the church office by phone 2457. Trinity Circle and Wesleyan Guild of the Trinity Methodist Church plan a joint meeting Wednesday at 7:30 PM at Mrs Earl Howell's home. full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Trinity Circle and
Guild Meep
Pauline Woosley
Wesleyan Guild
Trinity Methodist Church
Earl Howell
Dobson Family Returns From Southern Trip Via Havana
Mr and Mrs Joe B Dobson and children concluded a two week visit to southern points including Havana Cuba after starting in Miami and returning by boat to Pensacola Florida en route to visit Mrs W D Caton aunt of Mr Dobson. Nile Carmonis and wife left for Los Angeles after four weeks with Mrs Carmonis mother Mrs R Boman of Jamestown route J. Daughter born to Dr and Mrs Robert Parks Jr at Brooklyn Hospital on January 3 Mary Elizabeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe B. Dobson
Cedron Extension
Havana
Cuba
Miami
Fla
Pensacola
W. D. Caton
Dobson
Nile Carmonis
Los Angeles
Calif
Susannah Wesley Class to Lead Midweek Rites at Archdale Church
The Suzannah Wesley class will oversee Archdale Methodist Church midweek prayer service on Wednesday at 1 30 oclock. W T Winslow serves as leader with other members assisting. A request is made that every class member be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley
Archdale Church
Suzannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
W. T. Winslow
Pentagon Club Meeting Tonight at Miss Dunn Home
The Pentagon Club will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Miss Margaret Dunn, 211 Edgedale Drive, announced this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Miss Dunn
Margaret. Dunn
Edgedale Drive
Tom Sykes Speaks at Thomasville Lions Club
Thomasville January 13 Tom Alderman Sykes director of Thomasville Chair Company spoke at the Lions club weekly meeting at the Woman's club building. An authority on international affairs he discussed war conditions. Rudolph Woomack Bill Thomson led the program. George Hundley R O Ferguson and Howard Steed joined as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Tom Alderman Sykes
Thomasville Chair Company
Lions Club
Woman's Club
Sykes
Rudolph Woomack
Bil
Thomson
George L. Hundiey
R. O. Ferguson
Howard Steed
Randleman Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Louis Sutker
Mrs Louis Sutker hosted the Randleman Bridge Club at her High Point Street home with two tables in play. Top score prize went to Mrs C D Kisler, guests included Mrs E W Freeze and Miss Jo Anna Van Werry. Several club members and local residents attended a social evening amid notes of snow and sleighing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Randleman
Dan
Louis Sutker
High Point Street
C.D. Kistler
E. W. Freeze
Nancy
Margaret Pickard
Betty Lynn Davenport
Sanford
Alsa M. Floyd
Cr. Burkhead
Asheboro
Arthur Swaim
Atlanta
Clifford Pugh
Greensboro
Angie Brown
John Prevost
A. J. Farrington
Thomasville
Marie Daniels
Ramesur
Marie Brown
Louis Luther
Charlotte Hotel
Charlotte
Kim Trogden
9Th Signal Corps
Fort Bragg
Robert Trogéen
New Salon
James William Pickard
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Norfolk
Roanoke
Wytheville
James William
J. O. Pickard
University of North Carolina
Hubert Barbour
Charles Russell
Glenn L. Martin
Baltimore
Friends of
Corp
John Robbins
Fresno Air Base
Cal
Oddities from Lumberton to Camp Croft and more
A jumble of short quirks and local notes from Carolina areas. Miscellaneous items include auto crashes near a new airport, a Laurinburg resident amid highway workers, and Bamberg air observers finding no planes. A Durham hospital incident features a $75 unknown payment and an unknown man. Wayne County sheriffs joke about moonshiners reading docket lists. A Camp Davis private reports a ready detail but has no detail to report. Bet a Phi book delivery to Camp Croft library features Gone With the Wind. Burlington tax payer pays early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Davis
Northsouth
Beta Sigma Phi
Lincoln
Camp Croft
Margaret Mitchell
Rocket derails near Flowery Branch freight yard
Fourteen cars of the northbound Rocket freight train on the Southern Railway were derailed near Flowery Branch Georgia today. Some cars were smashed and overturned but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flowery Branch
Southern Railway
Farmer mails $218 to Roosevelt to aid war effort
Thomasville dispatch reports a Davidson County farmer, keeping his name private, sent President Roosevelt all his cash, 218 dollars, to feed the army. He has two sons of draft age who are not physically qualified, and he declares this is his patriotic limit to support the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Davidson County
Roosevelt
Harlan Lions Club Declares War On Axis Powers
The Lions Club of Harlan Kentucky passed a war resolution declaring state of war on Japan Germany and Italy. President Roy W Dickinson stated the group despises Japan Hitler and Mussolini and pledged to exterminate them as world powers while supporting allies and the United States government. The note adds Harlan’s history of coal mining disputes and violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Lions Club of
Harlan
Kentucky
Germany
Japan
Roy W. Dickinson
Harlan Lions Club
Lions of
Hitler
Mussolini
Italy
Manking
Ersatz Rubber For America
Washington outlines a 406 million dollar plan to raise synthetic rubber output to 400000 tons annually within 18 months. Led by Jesse Jones, the program merges rubber and chemical firms with government to end dependence on Malaysian supplies for military needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Jones
Texas City
Tex
Tts
Defense Plants Corporation
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
United States Rubber Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. E. Hutchens
James MM. Donovan
Quality Shoe Store
S. Main ST
Miss Surratt
New Industrial Head
Mr. and
Mrs. America
Boxhre
Arcade Amusement Company
The
R. B. Terryson
Carolinas Bridge Tourney Committee
Jane Woodson Johnson
Women Leaders In
John L. Whitehurst
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
William Kletzer
Portland
Ore
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
White House
Mrs. Grant
Elm Street
PT. Ato
Tom Sykes
Thomasville Lions
Randleman Bridge Club
Lumberton Ro
Carolina Screws News Gazette
A. B. Alyford
Laurinburg
Pond, Hill
Raat
Sthl
Bamberg
Carolinas
Josh Price
MEN OF Letters
Wayne County
Sheriff's Deputies
Ilegal Distillers
C. W. Williams
Alamance County
Ralph Wilson
Burlington
Williams
Menory
Frances Latimer
Red Cross
Ersatz Rubber
America
U. S
Blondesome Twosome
Paramount
Center Theatre
Madeleine Carrol
Stirling Hayden
Hayden
Bahamas
Madeleine
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