Friday Bridge Club Meets Tonight at Covington Home
Mrs. W C Covington hosts Friday Bridge at $15 tonight at her sister Mrs J W Harris’s home on Road Street. Attendance includes chess and salads and homemade cakes for sale. Betty Joan Bissell, born to Mr. and Mrs. J R Bissell of 635 Eniecy Place, announced with Morton as former Miss Bonnie Betty S Beauty Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Covington
J. W. Harris
Road Street
Circle No. 6
Woman's Auxiliary
The
First Presbyterin Church
J. R. Bissell
Eicy Place
Betty Joan
Rotary
Canterbury Club
Radio Schedule Snapshots for WEAF WJZ and NBC Chains
A dense listing of radio programs across WEAF and NBC chain stations, detailing show titles, host names, and a wide rotation of affiliate stations. Programs span music, comedy, dramas, operas, and orchestras with times from 6:00 PM to after midnight and include cross-network references to WBAL WPTF KDKA WGAR WSB WHAM and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
Musico
WTAG
WBEN
Uncle Abe
WGY
Wrench Weal Wim
WSB
WAT
WCSH
WSAI
WSM
WJAR
WWRC
WTIC
WREN
Downey's Orch
Wisi
WORC
WCAU
WHP
WIAS
WLEW
WMAL
WCAO
WTAR
Wdbi Lit
WWNC
WXYZ
WBCM
WDOD
Lanin
Orch
WEAN
WNAC
WLBEW
Wpb
Ware
W 720
Evangeling Adams
WDRC
Wran
WOBW
WHK
WKRC
WAIU
WSPD
WLAC
WBT
CFRB
WJAS
WDBAS
WDO
WLBZ
WPG
WJA
WLBW
WDBJ
WJZ
WJIZ
Wee
WBAL
Wbal Win M
KDKA
WBZ
WRVA
WPTF
WJAX
WIOD
WFLA
WLW
Amos
Andy
Wwean
WRC
Gksk x Wan
WWIR
WGAR
WF Oe
Phil Cook
Cknes
Footlites
WHAS
Chocolateere
WHAM
WIR
CBS Chain
WFBL
WGR
WADC
WKBW
WHE
WERC
WHEC
WDPOD
California
WIAC
WSP
Hare
WCKY
WJR
Wijiax
the Quakers
Roger
KORA
KOKA
Wss
WABC
Will Oshere
Song Peeentee
Val
Trotter
Wabc U
Isa
WEAP
Weaf Cme
Eas Weaf
Siele
Tellers
W Finance
Fraternity Row
Thomasville bridge club hosts luncheon and others meet
Mrs Reece Harville entertained the Afternoon Bridge club at her Main street home with two tables of play. G R Hodgin won top club score and Zed Griffith visitors high. A pink two course luncheon followed. The article also notes a Fine Arts department meeting at Mrs Charles Phillips home with new president Mrs W E B Tomlinson and a program on American sculpture led by Mrs C F Finch, plus a Colonial Drive School PTA meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wv. Ob. Co
High Point
K. Stewart
Arriss Avenue
H. N. Phillips
Walt Chandler
R. E. Splair
J. W. Minter
Bruce E Craven
Hudson
Woman's Club
Homer Hudson
W. B. Hall
Herman Abels
Elizabeth Strickland
Robert Coltrane
Beta Pi Club
Thomasville
Reece Harville
Main Street
G. R. Hodgin
Zed Griffith
Harville
George Finch
R. M. Cooksey
C. H. Newby
Austin Finch
O. R. Hodgin
Fine Arts
The
Charles Phillips
Nat Walker
H. W. Maier
Dave Long, Jr
W. EB. Tomlinson
C. F. Finch
America
Augustus, St. Gaudens
Daniel Chester French
Attendance Talk Sparks School Meeting in auditorium
The meeting opened with the president Mrs. J. E. Lambeth in the auditorium. D W Maddox superintendent of city schools delivered an engaging talk on The Importance of Daily Attendance. Musical selections by second and third grades under Miss Margaret Newell featured Doll Song Dolly's Speech Sick Dolly by several students. Fourth grade led attendance banners with Miss Clara Harrison and primary with Miss Beulah Norment. Mrs Fred Gray visits relatives in Winston-Salem this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Lambeth
D. W. Maddox
Margaret Newell
Dolly
Maxine Kinley
Guilty verdicts in reckless driving case and related charges
In High Point municipal court Ralto Farlowe and O C Cloninger were found guilty of reckless driving tied to last fall’s accident that seriously injured Farlowe’s mother. Farlowe fined 25 dollars plus costs. Cloninger taxed costs and 200 dollars toward Mrs. Farlowe’s hospital bill of 390 dollars, with an appeal noted for Cloninger. Trial spanned most of the session amid dispute over details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralto Farlowe
L. L. Farlowe
Jones Street
O. C. Cloninger
High Point
Farlowe
Mr. Cloninger
Mary, Lockhart
Roosevelt Murray
J. W. Ribelin
Thomas R. Allen
Vergil Carmichael
H. D. Grant
Mamie Brandon
Robert Deberry
Superior Court
Bishop's Son on Trial for Life in Tennessee Slaying
James H. Maxon Jr., 21, son of a Protestant Episcopal bishop, goes on trial in Nashville for the second degree murder of 73 year old David Paynter. He allegedly beat Paynter with a chair during a drunken rampage while other lodgers attacked. Maxon claims he was not intoxicated and was mistaken for a burglar. Bail remains $15,000. The case opened before Judge George L. Donnellan with Alex M. McLean as first juror. The defendant's father stayed by his side in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James H. Maxon, Jr
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Tennessee
David Paynter
Liberty
Maxon
Columbia University
Paynter
Maxon Gaims
George L. Donnellan
Alex M. McLean
Town Folks Notice Renewed Illnesses and Visits
Mrs Thag West travels to Philadelphia to visit relatives for two weeks. Miss Isabel Furgurson, history teacher at Salem College, guests of Mrs Ney Evans. Miss Emily Ragsdale ill with pneumonia at her mother's home in Jamestown. Robert White ill with influenza at home on West High Street. Mrs E J Holbrook hosts guests during the furniture show, Mr and Mrs Harold Townsend of Philadelphia formerly of High Point. Mr and Mrs Ivey Morrison visit Mr and Mrs Ralph Slate during the furniture show. Morrison is a former High Point resident. Elizabeth Hill remains critically ill with pneumonia at her grandmother Bertha Church’s home, 1212 Park Street Trinity route one. Scotch farmers resist importing Russian grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Furgurson
Salem College
Ney Evans
Emily
Ragsdale
G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
Robert White
West High Street
E. J. Holbrook
Colonial Drive
Harold Townsend
Philadelphia
High Point
Ivey Morrison
Ralph Slate
Mrs. Morrison
John F. Hill
Trinity
Route One
Elizabeth
Bertha Church
Park Street
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Charles
W. Thacker
Greensboro
J. Leeharles
W. Backer
Mary Louise
Bill
C. C. Venable
Mrs. Porter
Logan Porter
Horace Haworth
Mississippi River
New Orleans
J. E. Marsh
R. H. Sechrest
S. 8. Coe
J. T. Weaver
W. F. Clayton
W. W. Idol
H. D. Sears
W. F. Armfield
W. J. Shipman
Abels
Gaston Johnson
Legislative Committee
Congress
John Abels
Quigley
Boston
John C. Abels
England
Marion Burgess
Hayden
Sanderson
Woods
Friends Church
Mary EB. Young
Naomi Morris
Alice Paige White
G. J. Humphreys
Genevieve Moore
Grace L. Coit
W. F. Ellis
Bascom Hoskins
8. R. Matthews
J. L. Carpenter
Willie W. Welch
Fant Kelly
Jos. T. Weaver
Richard Quigley
McAnally
Vera Idol
Anne Albright
Adelia ©. Hazard
Cc. W. Mengel
Maybeth Steidley
R. Bi. Blackburn
Elizabeth Lassiter
W. N. Evans
Isabelle Ferguson
E. H. Arrington
R. A. McPheeters
Our
Swagger
North Main
Associated Press
NBC Chain
WCAE
WLIT
WGY W
WSAL
WTAM
Vincent Lopez
Cdit
WWJ
Clear Channel
Painters
Gree
Hoosier
Jo— Haw
Wear
Bonn
Shohanse
Sally
Armonizere
IBM
SOL Wabc
Shannen
ap—Teatere
Sonny
Ewa Ack Turner
Vety
Joe
Dear Ni
Wen
Thomasville Society
Aileene Hoover
Meade Hite
Parent-Teacher Association of
Colonial Drive School
Merit Shoe Co., Inc
South Main High Point
Mrs
Fred Gray
Mrs. Roddick
Winston-Salem
James M. Maxon, Jr
South Africa
Moore's Book Store
Commercial Bank
Nelly Don
Jacobs Boot Shop
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