Emerywood Country Club Weekend Event Lineup
Friday 7 30 p m dessert bridge hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Sizemore at the club house for the Emerywood Country Club members. Saturday 2 p m duplicate bridge at the Rywood club 8 15 p m USO dance at YMCA gym with BTC number ten orchestra. Sunday 5 7 p m buffet supper at YWCA with USO cooperation for local service members.
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Emerywood Country Club
Frank Sizemore
Therywood Club
Ymca Gymnasium
BTC Number Ten
USO
Waynick Brown Nuptials Revealed
Mrs J L Waynick of Asheboro Route One announces the marriage of her daughter Ruby Marie Floyd to Brown of Bragg and Franklinville son of Mr and Mrs Earl Brown of Franklinville. Rev P C Gantt of the Franklinville Baptist church officiated. The bride, formerly of Jamestown, resides with her mother and will remain there for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Waynick
Asheboro
Ruby Marie Floyd W. Brown
Bragg
Franklinville
Earl Brown
P. C. Gantt
Franklinville Baptist Church
Jamestown
Study Club Hears Peace Program By Mrs Quigley
The Twentieth Century Study club heard a program on Is a Permanent Peace Possible by Mrs R I Quigley at a bi weekly luncheon at Mrs Henry V Koonts home. Mrs Koonts chaired a brief business session in the president’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Quigley
Twentieth Century Study Club
Henry V. Koonts
Henry M. Winston
Brown University
Quigley
Winston
Ofurope
Evening Bridge At Club Tonight With Family Dinner
The Emerywood Country club adult members meet at the clubhouse this evening at 7:30 for a January dessert bridge hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Sizemore. At the weekly family night dinner the prior evening, attendance met capacity with meals served 6:30 to 8:00 at neatly set tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Frank Sizemore
Antene
Tea And Topics Club Discusses South America Government
Mrs. R. H. Sechrest hosted a Tea And Topics meeting at her South Street home. Mrs. S. S. Coe presented a program on South American government, citing 1810 to 1830 Portuguese settling and German domination until 1940. G. T. Humreys presided as president, with a social hour and several members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Sechrest
Tea and Club
South ‘Street
Rs. S. S. Coes
United States
G. T. Humy
Eys
G. I. Humphreys
Logan Porter
Vernon Idol
J. T. Weaver
S. S. Coe
H. D. Sears
Fred Hallenbeck
Hostess
Woodmen Circle Social Forecasts State Head Visit
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle held a Wednesday social at the club room with games and contests led by Misses Blanche and Mildred Weavil. Winners were Mrs. Ira Clodfet ter and Miss Virginia Loflin for war saving stamps. State manager Miss Blanche Eakin of Charlotte will visit January 25 26 to assist local grove. Miss Clemme Hardy called a special meeting for officers and members at Miss Virginia Loflin’s home, 409 Jones street, to plan district events and the year. Refreshments were served by Misses Iris and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Blanche
Mildred Weavil
Ira Clodfetter
Virginia Loflin
Blanche Eakin
Charlotte
Clemme Hardy
Jones Street
Iss
Eakin
Iris
Virginia
Rebekahs Confer Degrees Tonight at Commerce Hall
The Mag dalene Rebekah Lodge will confer degrees on several new members this evening at 7 30 during their meeting at the hall on Commerce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Magdalene Rebekah
Commerce Street
Rankin Memorial Class Meets Tonight at Mrs Hurst Home
The Philathea class of Rankin Memorial Methodist church gathers Friday at 7 30 p m at 720 English Street. Associate hostesses are Mrs A R Miller and Mrs John Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Memorial
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
E. L. Hurst
English Street
A. R. Miller
John Phillips
Varied Thomasville Fine Arts Club Meeting Recaps
The Thomasville Woman's Club Fine Arts Department met at Mrs. James E. Lambeth's Erwin Heights home with hostesses and a business session led by Mrs. J. W. Prevo. Miss Sallie McCracken spoke on Palestine before a vocal by Mrs. W. B. Lord. Additional notes cover visits by local residents and church circles meeting at Mrs. O. R. Mae's Mock Street home with a “Living and Learning” program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Woman's Club
James E. Lambeth
Erwin Heights
Romulus Sagat
Lillian Yow
Millan
Sallie Macnee
J.W. Prevo
Palestine
Sallie McCracken
I. G.greer
W. B. Lord
I. G. Greer
First Presbyterian Church
O. R. Mae
Mock Street
William van Liere
C. R. Reid
Oak View 4-H Cites Community Projects For Year
Oak View 4-H members announced projects for the year including improving school grounds and selling stamps and bonds in the War Loan Drive. New record books were distributed by Miss Ruby Leftwich and Mr. Garris. Vivian Baier led music centering new songs for the Schools at War program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Ruby Leftwich
Garris
Vivian Baiser
Contract Bridge A Point of Bidding
In a deal described, North overreached with a bold bidding plan while South correctly questioned the path to a slam. After diamonds split 2-2, North claimed the hand could force all 13 tricks, but South argued the jump to four hearts left no safe route to slam and North bore responsibility for misjudgment.
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North
South
Ter Diamond Cult
Memorial tribute to Mrs Flagge by Wesley Memorial church workers
The Wesley Memorial church school workers held a supper meeting to honor the late Mrs P W Flagge who died a month ago. She had served as first superintendent of the children division and organizer of the intermediate department. The service included prayers, tributes from church leaders, a memorial hymn, and plans for the local church school’s role in a national crusade for a new world order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Church
P. W. Flagge
Workers Council
Church Cini
Flagge
Church School
C. Excell Rozzelle
Fred P. Ingram
Local Residents Recover from Procedures at High Point Memorial
Jack Wiles of 370 Clara Cox Apartments is recuperating well after an appendectomy at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard branch. J. R. Willis recently had surgery at the same hospital and can now receive visitors. Sgt John Hughes and Mrs Hughes arrive from Durham to visit their family in town. Mrs R G Callicut has returned home after a Winston-Salem Baptist hospital operation and is improving. Joe Rowe and wife from Baltimore are en route for a visit with Mrs G C Loflin in Gay, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Wiles
Clara Cox Apartments
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
J. R. Willis
Sgt
John Hughes
Durham
Hughes
Kitty Mann
Sgt. Hughes
Randall Mann
Hillcrest Drive
R. G. Callicut
Montheu Avenue
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Joe Rowe
Baltimore, Md
Gay, Ga
Mabel McMurry Made Member of National Collegiate Players
Miss Mabel McMurry daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles A Mc Murray of 523 Bridges street a Newcomb College senior at Tulane University women's division has been elected to membership in the National Collegiate Players honorary society for students in college theater. The paper yesterday wrongly said she would head the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Collegiate Players
Mabel McMurry
Charles A. McMurray
Bridges Street
Newcomb College
Tulane University
Spring Shirtwaist Pattern 4631 by Anne Oddams
Flattering cmiere styled shirtwaist pattern 4631 in sizes 16 20 and 36 includes 3% yards for size 46. Features V shaped yoke and slim collar with embroidery motifs for linens and garments. Send ten cents for pattern book and pattern department address listed for order.
Payne Denton vows announced for Camden wedding
Announcement of Miss Macie Denton marrying S Sgt Glenn O Neil Payne at 6 p.m. January 9 in Camden South Carolina with Rev Castor officiating. Bride wears brown suit and orchard shoulder accessory. daughter of W J and M s Denton. Groom son of J E and M Payne of Kernersville enlisted in Army Air Corps December 29 1941 served as link trainer instructor. After a brief wedding trip they reside at 1508 Lyttleton Street Camden SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macie Denton
Glenn O'Neil Payne
Camden
S.C
Castor
W. J. Denton
Camden Com
French Baby Born in Jamestown at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs C W French of Jamestown route one announce the birth of a son named David Eugene on January 21 at the Washington Street branch of High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield Blackwell, Jr
Washington, D. C
Mercy Plane Crash Kills 12 Heads to Argentina Search
In Santiago the government reports a Chilean National Airlines Lockheed transport crash en route to San Juan Argentina. Twelve aboard including three doctors four nurses a soldier two pilots a mechanic and a carrier representative died. Meanwhile in Buenos Aires officials vow to rebuild San Juan on the quake ruins site.
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Santiago
Chile
Government Information Bureau
Chilean National Airlines
San Juan
Argentina
Mendoza
Buenos Aires
Pedro Ramirez
Snake venom clue tied to slangs not science
A playful remark states there is little certainty a snake is venomous except for slang terms. It underscores the idea that language rather than biology signals danger, hinting at misconceptions about venomous snakes.
How Innocent Is The Victim
Elsie Robinson argues the idea of the innocent victim is common self pity. Many claim harm from others while neglecting their own role in imposing ideas and meddling in others lives. She notes most so called victims are really self caused and deserve the outcomes they provoke.
Dodge Display and Local Events Highlight 1934 News
A 1934 page notes a new Dodge on display, YWCA dinner at First M church with Dr. Lambeth address, district POSA meeting attendance, and a social update on Mrs Downey and others. Also mentions tax devaluation bill move, Japan’s Hirota stance on U.S. recognition, unemployment insurance talks, and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Dodge
M. P
W. A. Lambeth
Local Sheriff Collects Tax Revenue Over Weekend
Deputy Sheriff R. B. Parker gathered about $15,000 in taxes on Friday and Saturday, the busiest two days of the year. Chamber members are allowed to select committees for the year via a farm-statement feature from Secretary Frank J. Sizemore. A revival at Green Street Baptist Church entered its second week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Parker
Chamber of Commerce
Frank J. Sizemore
Green Street
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Buckley
Buckiley
Monty
Mann
R. I. Quigley
NRG
Ture
Duke Power Company
W. F. Anderson
Morehead City
Ernest R. Anderson
Woman's Club
Wendell
E. R. Anderson
Tea and
South America
Woodmen
Fine Arts
C. F. Lambeth
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Randolph Street
W. K. McGee
Vera Dixon
Coonce
South Main
Workers’ Council
Mrs. Flagge
By Anne Oddams
Wagger
Elsie Robinson
Spathy
Ray E. Downey
Mr. Downey
Ag Bree
Yster Tucker
Wayside Garden Club
Edgedale Drive
House
Senate
Koki Hirota
Japan
Asia
Madam Perkins
C. Russell Sorrell
Rosalie W
Kittrell
B. C
Warrenton
Gboro
Margaret Rankin
Alexander Rankin, Jr
Elizabeth Mitten
Westmind
Miss Rankin
Freda Lazarus
Raleigh
Harris
North Main
Code
Congress
Henry A. Grady
Ku Klux Klan
Narolina
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
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