Edge Play Duplicate Bridge Winners Named
Saturday's duplicate bridge event at the pod afternoon produced winners Mr. and Mrs. Charles McIntosh leading north with Mrs. J. W. Thompson and Ethel Rochelle at east. Runners-up for north were Mrs. Farrell and Mrs. C. S. Beaver. east-west runners-up were Lawrence Ingram and Mrs. Hubbard. Participants included W. P. Hazelwood Robert Pearce Frank Reid MacNamara L. L. Wilkinson and others.
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Logan Porter, Jr
C. L
P. Y. Adams
E. T. How- Valerie J. Harris
Clyde River
R. B. Terry
W. E. Outen
J. S. Welborn
Opera Quartet Added To Concert Series In High Point
The High Point Community Concert Association adds the Columbia Opera Quartet to the 1944 45 season replacing the Don Cossack Chorus. December 20 was the sole date for the Don Cossacks but school closures made that date impractical and the committee rejected it.
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High Point Community Concert Association
Columbia All Star Opera Quartet
Josephine Tuminin
Helen Alheim
Donald Dame
Walter Cassell
Helen Traubel
Josef Hofman
Columbia Opera Quartet
Don Cossack
Don Cossacks
High Point
High Point College
Kirkman Addresses Puerto Rico Social Scene At Club
Arthur Kirkman spoke to the Modern Book Club in Puerto Rico on themes from his 14% month stay. He outlined social economic and political observations and noted Puerto Rico's outsized regional importance. Guests included Mrs J E Foscue and Mrs H O Van Dalinda.
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Arthur Kirkman
Modern Book Club
W. G. Ragsdale
Ruth Anne Horney
H. N. Williard
Kirkman
Puerto Rico
O. M. Bundy
Mesdames
J. E. Foscue
H. O. van Dalinda
Annie Coble
Listen World Wives Scribing War Era Jealousy and the Machine
Elsie Robinson argues the real marital menace in 1945 is the machine age not the other woman. She explains men and women operate in a streamlined, impersonal wartime world where work and love must align. Adaptation, not suspicion, protects marriages as soldiers chase federal contracts and malaria out in the Pacific.
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Reno
WAC
WAVES
Braves
Papa
Diabetes Its Cause and Control
A medical column explains diabetes causes and treatment, noting insulin discovery, Banting’s death, and public education needs. It describes how diabetes arises from insufficient insulin, leading to unburned glucose, fatigue, and glucose in urine. It urges reducing glucose intake or supplying insulin as core treatments.
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Banting
Birth Announcements From High Point Memorial Hospital
Patricia Rae Carpenter born January 20 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit to Patricia Rafcarpenter and Ray Alexander Carpenter. Willie Paul Hedgecock's son born January 22 at the same hospital, and Walter W. Cashion's daughter born January 21 with Cashion overseas in Air Corps. Phillip Lee Payne born January 22 to H S and Mrs. Payne at the Washington street unit.
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Ernest Hinson
Route Two
Tony Daniel
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Joyce Marie McDowell
Charles McDowell
Route Three
Joyce Marie
Patricia Raf Carpenter
Ray Alexander Carpenter
Oakwood Court
Patricia Rae
Washington Street
Carpenter
Connie L. Welch
Hedgecock
Willie Paul Hedgecock
Kernersville
Cashion
Walter W. Cashion
313
Rest Street
Cpl. Cashion
Air Corps
Phillip Lee Payne
H. S. Payne
Phillip Lee
High Point P T A Counsel Holds January Meeting
The City P T A Council will meet Tuesday at 3 45 PM at Elm Street School. Mrs Dobson, president, urges all schools to send representatives.
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Counsel
High Point
Elm Street
Dobson
Church Social and W C T U Meetings Noted
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet Monday night at 7 30 to start the new year with a full attendance urged. East High Point W C T U plans a Thursday 2 00 meeting at Jamestown Rt 1 with Mrs T H Matthews and asks all members to attend.
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Womans Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
Deer Hordes Feed On Farmer Noel’s Hay Drifts
Sim Noel began feeding a few bundles of hay for four mule deer and soon more deer learned the supply. The herd grew as many as 20 deer gather at Noel’s farm during winter snow, turning the fields into a makeshift winter feeding ground.
Hollywood Stars Help Father Find War Work
John Hodiak's father, once a Detroit punch-press operator, found a new war job at Douglas Aircraft after his son read the president's message on manpower. The actor says his parents came west to relax after John began filming A Best for Adano.
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Harrison Carroll
Ring Features Syndicate
Hollywood
John Hodiak
Pop
Detroit
Douglas Aircraft
John
Adano
Hollywood Gossip Roundup From Abroad And On Set
The column notes Jack Haley entertaining in Italy now on the west coast with two repeat visits and June Vincent moving to a new house while Lt. William Sterling moves to Chicago to instruct for the Navy. Errol Flynn’s New York trip is canceled due to transport issues. Allan Jones suffers a motorcycle accident on the set of Senorita From the West. Ann Sothern’s ex Roger Pryor works in an airplane parts factory. Paul Henreid’s mother remains ill in Vienna. final citizenship papers delay his Europe trip. Joe De Angelo and Carlos Ramirez end their friendship after a quarrel. Preston Sturges plans Eddie Bracken project The Wizard of Whispering Falls. Ella Raines retrieves gas coupons and driver’s license lost at a theater. John Berry casts stand-ins in Too Good to Be True. Joan Loring becomes mascot for the 22nd bombing squadron in China. her father is a Japanese prison camp prisoner after Hong Kong救.
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Joe de Angelo
Carlos Ramirez
Preston Sturges
Eddie Bracken
Sturges
Whispering Falls
Ella Raines
Paramount
John Berry
Brilliant defense seals slam in masterly bridge play
In a no vulnerable 6NT duel North opens as dealer. South overbids to slam but chooses a clever line after West withholds the club ace. South cashes the diamond ace, leads the diamond queen, and passes the club queen to West, discarding the diamond king, creating a winning endplay.
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South
East
West
Declarer
Nine North Carolina mica firms begin producing records
Nine North Carolina mica companies are now producing records for a grand jury investigation after court orders. The U S Department of Justice had revised subpoenas following hearings in Shelby North Carolina in December and follow up conferences in North Carolina.
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Washington
North Carolina
Federal District Court
U. S. Department of A Department
Carolina
E. Yates Webb
Shelby
N. C
Justice Department
Hollywood Hi Jinx Show Takes Off at Local Hangouts
Hollywood buzz mixes with war effort as Paul Mantz flies WWI planes for a Rickenbacker picture. George Rigaud learns of Parisian family news while Lt. Lyles hosts bond sale winners at San Angelo Army Air Field. Celebrities mingle with service members across Tropics venues and Mocambo shutdown.
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Hollywood
Paul Mantz
Paul
George Rigaud
Paramount
Mexico
Paris
A. C. Lyles, Jr
Robert Leggett
Louis Beck
San Angelo Army Air Field
Barbara Hale
Bill Williams
Billingsley’s Tropics
Max Marx
Mary Lewis
Charley Foy
Shirley Temple
Bob Atkins
Beverly Tropics
Mocambo
Emil Coleman
Here
Las Vegas
Eileen Barton
Nancy Sinatra
Roman Pohnen
Adano
Canner Clinics Planned Across North Carolina Areas
Pressure canner clinics will be held in all sections of North Carolina over the next three months. Housewife participants may have their pressure canners checked to aid food conservation this summer.
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North Carolina
Forced return of a diamond or club with dummy two tricks
Declarer discarded troublesome low hearts as the forced return of a diamond or club allowed dummy two tricks, creating a tense bridge hand scenario with deceptive play and suit management.
Byrnes Rejects Postwar Baseball Commissioner Offer
War Mobilization Director James F. Byrnes says in a letter to Carter Latimer he has no interest in becoming postwar baseball commissioner. Latimer had proposed the idea in a Greenville News column, endorsed by several baseball officials.
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Greenville
S. C
James F. Byrnes
Carter
Latimer
Greenville News
Byrnes
Harvard College Founded by Massachusetts Bay General Court Vote
Harvard College traces its founding to a vote by the General Court of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The decision established the institution to train clergy and advance learning in colonial New England.
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Harvard College
General Court
Massachusetts Bay
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