Fifteen Tables Bridge In Play At Emerywood Club's Card Party
Fifteen tables of bridge were in play at Emerywood Country Club during an evening card party Friday. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. John C. Abels. Top ladies and gentlemen were Mrs. John C. Abels and A. G. Douglas. second place went to Mrs. Hubert Bryant. A salad course and sweets followed. List of club members and guests included many named pairs.
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Emerywood Country Club
A. G. Douglas
John C. Abels
Optimism Surrounds Eve of Mart Opening At Southern Exposition
Preparations for the January Southern Furniture Exposition opening are nearing completion as over 200 exhibitors fill the 10 story building. Space shortages led some firms to sublease and move samples in quickly while redecorations and new display methods such as model rooms draw attention. The market, widely publicized by rail literature and trade press, expects strong attendance though price increases were not realized in northern markets. The semi annual sales meeting will be held at the Sheraton with the market date to be set then.
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Chicago
Grand Rapids
Southern Furniture Exposition
Southern Railway
Sheraton Hotel
Paul W. Casey
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
J. T. Ryan
Association
Trinity P.T.A Meeting Monday At School
The Trinity P.T.A. will meet at the school Monday evening at 7 30. All parents are invited. Earl N. Phillips has returned to the city after two weeks in Chicago NL attending the mid winter furniture market.
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Trinity PT. A
Trinity P.T. A
Earl N. Phillips
Chicago
Get-Together Social of WPA Parent Education Group
The first get-together social of the parent education program at Emma Blair school was held Thursday evening with about 34 attendees. Mrs. Lena Jarrett and Mrs. McCrimmon led the event, and Mrs. M. S. Hall spoke on Health and the Community Spirit. A social hour followed with refreshments.
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Emma Blair School
Lena Jarrett
McCrimmon
M. S. Hall
Adjutant Morrison Speaks at Salvation Army Citadel
Adjutant John Morrison of Richmond Virginia, divisional secretary for Virginia and West Virginia, will speak at the Salvation Army Citadel today. A well educated officer, he recently graduated from Chicago University and oversees a major field of Army work. He is visiting High Point to review the Army program and will depart for Richmond after the Sunday night service. Public invited to attend.
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John Morrision
Richmond
Salvation Army
Virginia
West Virginia
Salvation Army Citadel
Adjutant Morrision
Chicago University
Morrigion
High Point
Army
Germany Aims Airships for U.S. Sign Displays
Germany plans to export 10 large semi rigid airships to the United States for flashing electric signs. The project envisions using airships as movable advertising platforms across American cities, signaling a bold new approach to outdoor marketing.
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Germany
United States
City PT A News Child Study Group Meetings Featured
Miss Nell Ansley addressed Oak Hill school parents at 2 30 Tuesday on The Parent the Guardian of the Child. Tea hosted by Oak Hill PTA officers followed. Other notes cover Oak View and Cloverdale PTAs with talks on home life tuberculosis guard- ian roles and reflections on The Good Old Days.
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Oak Hill
Nell Ansley
Ansley
Emma Harris
Parent-Teacher Association
E. M. Shipman
Oak View School
J. F
Wood
S. R. Clinard
North Carolina
A.L. Falk
L V Sharpes Transfers From High Point to New Bern Store
L V Sharpes will move from the J C Penney store in High Point where he has been tent manager for 3 1 2 years to become manager of the Penney store in New Bern. He has been with the company for nine years.
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L. V. Sharpes
New Bern
Alutent
J. C. Penney
High Point
Mr. Sharpes
J. C. Penney Company
Man Asks Officer Way To Bootlegger
Winston Salem dispatch reports Keane Dinkins of Stokes County asked Deputy J B Waggoner for directions to Ernest Clark’s home. Waggoner chased Dinkins after he returned, Clark with Dinkins escaped. Dinkins arrested charged with transporting 15 gallons of liquor. Clark named as an alleged bootlegger.
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Winston-Salem
Keane Dinkins
Stokes County
J. B. Waggoner
Ernest Clark
Waggoner
Dinkins
Clark
Express cargo flights top 700 tons in first half of 1935
More than 700 tons of express cargo were flown on United States airlines in the first half of 1935. The figure reflects growing air cargo activity and expansion in U S airline services during the period.
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United States Airlines
Five Brothers Find Long Lost Sister Near Doorstep
In Hickory on January 18, a family search spans seventeen years as R A Roseman and four brothers locate their sister Carolyn Dowell Grayson. Orphaned youths joined Greensboro’s Children’s Home before adoption by several families. Carolyn, who married and became Mrs. Carolyn Grayson, was found by her brothers only 42 miles away.
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Hickory
Jan
R. A. Roseman
Greensboro
Dowell
R. A
J. C. Dowell
Duane Roseman
Carolyn
H. C. Vanesy
Richmond
Glove Dowell
Calhoun, Ga
Clyde Dowell
Wise
N. C
B. H. Dysart
Carolyn Grayson
Mrs E C Glasgow Honored At Archdale Dutch Party
Mrs Ross O Stevens and Miss Elizabeth Crowell hosted a Dutch themed bridge party at Archdale for the bride elect Mrs E C Glasgow. Four tables played with Dutch girl tallies and a shower of gifts from a Dutch laundry bag. Ellen Fletcher won the high score prize with a guest list including R O Smith Euclid Allman Arnor Wardell Ruth Sykes Pauline Hicks Mildred Wessinger Bera Brown Sarah Holmes Lucille Hayworth Betty Stough Virginia Calhoun.
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Ross O. Stevens
Elizabeth Crowell
Archdale
E. C. Glasgow
Miss Crowell
Social bridge events feature Mrs Alvah Boyles at Forsyth street
Mrs Alvah Boyles hosted two bridge gatherings on Forsyth street in one day. At the Esbera Club evening party, two tables of bridge determined prizes for Mrs Walter Newby and Mr Paul Hassler. Afternoon event awarded a double deck of cards to Mrs Claud Green and John Crowell. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hassler Dr Hodgin Mr and Mrs Murr Mr and Mrs Newby Mae Shea. Elephants do not drink through trunks.
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Alvah Boyles
Forsyth Street
Esbera
R. K. Farrington
Claud Green
John Crowell
R. K. Farringt
Garner
G. Smith
C F. Phillips
David Long
Wi Rapp
Paul Hassler
W. E.linson
Green
Julius Green
Mr. Alexander
Bridge
Walter Newby
Hassler
Attractive Bridge Parties Highlight Thomasville Calendar
The Sans Souci Bridge Club met at Mrs. H. R. Kyser’s Fisher Ferry street home with two tables of contract bridge. Mrs. Walter Newby won the high score towels and Mrs. Walter Rapp received the visitor’s handkerchief prize. Guests included Mesdames Marr, Nanby, Hodgin, Harville, Gray, Hassler, Alexander and Crowell. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Boyles hosted a dinner party on West Main street for Rev. J. Clyde Auman and family, Lela Maud Boyles, Billy Boyles and the Boyles couple, with a floral centerpiece and four courses. Patsy Hoover’s condition at Statesville hospital showed improvement.
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Thomasville
Sans Souci Bridge Club
H. R. Kyser
Fisher Ferry Street
Walter Newby
Walter Rapp
Frank Marr
Walter Nanby
O. R. Hodgin
Reece Harville
Fred
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
J. Clyde Auman
Harley and
Edwin Auman
Lela Maud Boyles
Billy Boyles
Mrs. Boyles
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Mart
National Housing Act
Beesextra Hardware Co
N. Main ST
Canada
Emery Davis
Ina Moffitt
Moffitt
Shiloh Christian Church
Billy Holt
Hamilton Street
Edith
Jackie Proctor
Hilda Gray
Tommy Bulla
Hubert McCain
Raeford Halker
Bobby
Business and Professional
Ruth Russell
Elva Grissom
Mrs. Brown
G. BE. Braswell
Roxie Brown
Hartwell
G. E. Braswell
East Green Street Baptist Church
C. N. Royal
Braswell
T. H. Brown
Mr. Bra
Homer’ Gooch
Worrell Street
Get-Together Social of Parent Education Group
WPA
Adjutant Morrison
Mes
Bradfield Co
Fred Kibler
Sedgefield Manor
Hilliard Mem
W. M
Hilliard Memorial Church
P. L. Culler
J. B. Ellis
Mesdames L. L. Grant
J. F. Moore
L. B Edwards
W. R. Ward
J. Q. Chevis
H. O. Miller
Pearl Davie Martin
Petersburg
Mra. H. N. Phillips
Mra. Martin
W. H. Irvine
Mra. Phillips
Cloverdale P.T. A
Bonner
Guilford County Sanitarium
Veigh Hutchison
Iris Wren
Wren
Mrs. Wren
T. Wingate Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Man
Officer Way
E. C. Glasglow
TYE Enterprise
Little Patsy Hoover
Ray Hoover
Statesville Hospital
Sunny South Cleaners
West Washington ST
Smith Deal Realty CO
Annie
North State Telephone Co
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