Evening Bridge And Dance At Club This Week End
The Emery wood Country club hosts a weekly ladies bridge party with two monthly events the evening bridge Friday and the following club dance. Hostesses are Mr and Mrs Phil Warner for the bridge. Winners from yesterday included Mesdames J T Ryan and E T Howard for North South. Harold Bennett and O C Durland for East West. A luncheon followed and a long list of attendees is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
Helen Traubel
Metropolitan Opera
H. P. Hardin
J. T. Ryan
E. T. Howard
Harold Bennett
O. C. Durland
P. Y. Adams
Beaver
W. P. Hazelwood
A Ingram
C. W. Hollowell
Elizabeth City
Mesdames Farrell Gray
R. D. Tilson
Ethel Rochelle
L. R. Stewart
Emmett Sumner
Frank Wood
W. Harry Bird
Greensboro
Dennis C. Chapin
Dallas
Tex
W. E. Mitchell
Robert Davis
Frank Armfield
A. S. Parker
Altrusans Hear Mr Kirkman On Puerto Rico
Altrusans heard Arthur Kirkman discuss Puerto Rico at the January meeting held after dinner at the Sheraton hotel. He shared first hand social and economic insights and explained Puerto Rico’s importance to the United States as a possession. Mrs Josephine Cokie and Miss May Hull co chaired. Louise Abernathy presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Rico
Spen
Arthur Kirkman
Altrusan Club
Sheraton Hotel
Kirkman
May Hull
Josephine Cokie
United States
Allen
Rs. Louise Abernathy
Bodenhamer and Duggins announce wedding vows
Mr Bodenhamer and Miss Duggins announce the marriage of their daughter Bessie Lee to Randle J Hamner on December 24 1944 at the bride’s parents home in Kernersville route one. Elder F R Moore officiated. The couple left for a Florida wedding trip and now reside with the groom’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randle J. Bodenhamer
Kernersville
Bessie Lee Duggins
W. Duggins
C. Wing
Bessie Lee
Randle J.hamer
Ixernersville
F. R. Moore
Ruby Hannon
W. D. Hannon
Coleridge
Clyde S. Smith
Siler City
P. C. Gantt
Ramseur
Enpowto Manufacturing Company
Smith
Altrusa Meeting Hosts St John Lecture Plans
The Altrusa club held a meeting before dinner with 23 members and two guests Miss Greene from the Demobilized Records Branch War Department and Mr Kirkman. Plans were finalized for Robert St John internationally known war correspondent to lecture here on February 5 with Mary Lou Rothrock and Rose Thurman coordinating arrangements and ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
War Department
Lillian Massey
Kirkman
Robert ‘St. John
Mary Lou Rothrock
Rose Thurman
St. John
Census shows 1944 cotton ginned through January 16
Census Bureau reports 11,117,000 running bales of cotton ginned in 1944 through Jan 16, up from 10,933,095 a year earlier and 12,116,690 two years ago. The figures reflect totals across the ginning season as recorded for market and agricultural statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Local Club Calendar of Meetings and Concert
The schedule lists events: Newcomers luncheon at Mrs. Jones 1105 Greenway Drive, Wild Flower Garden at Mrs. Garner 433 Lexington Avenue, Priscilla club at Mrs. Smith 1114 Rotary Drive. Saturday features Helen Traubel concert at the senior school auditorium. USO dance at YMCA gym. January event at Emerywood Country Club with John Peddicord orchestra, avoiding dinner due to Traubel concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
W. A. Jones
Greenway Drive
Wild Flower Garden Club
N. L. Garner
Lexington Avenue
Mesdames Garner
Fred Gordy
Priscilla Club
Frank B. Smith
Rotary Drive
High Point Community Concert Association
Helen Traubel
Metropolitan Opera Company
R. T. Amos
USO
Ymca Gymnasium
Emerywood Country Club
John Peddicord
Women of the Moose to Meet at Moose Hall Tonight
All officers and committee chairmen of the Women of the Moose are urged to meet at the Moose Hall on North Main Street at 7 30 tonight for ritual practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
North Main Street
Daughters of America to Confer Degree Thursday Night
Washington council number four Daughters of America will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the hall on Washington street. The degree staff are urged to attend as the degree will be conferred on candidates. The cheetah is the fastest animal in the world over short distances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF America
Washington Council
Washington Street
Declarer slips to three notrump in blocking the suit
In a no trump deal North-South reach the limit after a 1C 2D 3NT sequence. East misreads held cards and defends by discarding a spade and keeping the heart ten, allowing West to block diamonds and the contract to fail.
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East
North
West
South
Apass
Aen
Declarer
Coe
Double M Club Hears Talk On People Of Japan
The Double M club met at the YWCA with Mrs. Jean Videon presiding and heard Mrs. Fred Thomas discuss Meet the Japanese focusing on early customs and their influence today. Tea and refreshments were served by Mrs. Evelyn Welch and Mrs. Violet West. A covered dish luncheon and Valentine party for members and guests were planned for February 9 at one o clock at the A. Fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
Jean Videon
Fred Thomas
Evelyn Welch
Violet West
Thomas
Eastern Stars Invite Rites In Greensboro
The Greens boro chapter 14 of the Order of the Eastern Star will hold a tableau initiation at the High Point chapter 106 meeting in the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Kate Bryant presided with Mrs. Margaret McCain as mother advisor. Twenty two members attended. The group will observe Past Matrons and Patrons Night on February 13 with the next gathering. The item notes the first American theater appeared in Charleston in 1736.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Kate Bryant
Rainbow Advisory Board
Margaret McCain
Father MacMillan Opens Club Talk Series
Father Robert M. MacMillan of Saint Edward's Catholic church spoke at the YMCA Business and Professional club supper at the Adams Memorial building. He outlined Catholic beliefs, creed, and scriptural interpretation, contrasting Protestantism and Judaism. An open forum followed, with about thirty-eight members present and two guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professiona Club
YMCA
Adams Memorial Building
Robert M. MacMillan
Saint Edward's Catholic Church
Father MacMillan
Kathleen Young
MacMillan
Gay Grant
Missane Huff
Randolph Couples Announce Vows in North Carolina
Multiple North Carolina couples are noted in a community wedding roundup. T. F. Pugh and Cicero L. McLeod wed at Bethel Friends church with Evelyn Harrelson and Gray Bowman providing music. Ruby Hannon married Clyde S. Smith at the Hannon home with a Florida trip planned. Tidy Aycock wed Curtis Rich in Bennettsville. Annie Britt of Asheboro married James B. Bailey in Bennettsville with Bailey returning from the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Pugh
Annie Britt
Asheboro
James B. Bailey
U. S. Marine Corps
Klamath Falls
Oregon
Bennettsville
S. C
L. E. Thomas
Memorial Baptist Church
Sirs. Bailey
Norman Britt
Britt
Eagle Springs
Corporal Bailey
Jesse Bailey
Fagle Springs
South Pacific
Church Social Mothers Prayer Band Meets Thursday
The Mothers Prayer Band will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. J Q Cheves 631 Willowbrook street and the public is invited to attend. The men and women's class of the South Side Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs W M Sexton 1305 South Main street, according to an announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Prayer Band
J. Q. Cheves
Willowbrook Street
Zeer
South Side Baptist Church
W. M. Sexton
South Main Street
Tau Phi Lambda Plans Important Sorority Meeting
The Tau Phi Lambda Sorority will hold an important business session tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the Sheraton hotel. Members are urged to attend and make a special effort to be present for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Cooperative Club Hears Ralph Miller
The Cooperative Club luncheon at the Sheraton featured Ralph Miller from the U S Employment Service discussing manpower shortages in war industries and relief steps. Abner Holton led the program with visitors Carl B. Walker of Washington DC and Charles C. Elder of Greensboro joining. The gardener was named after Dr. Alexander Garden of Charleston SC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Miller
U. S. Employment Service
Cooperative Club
Sheraton Hotel
Abner Holton
Carl B. Walker
Washington, D. C
Southern Railway System
Charles C. Elder
Greensboro
Southern
Inconsistency and Courage in Changing One’s Mind
Elsie Robinson argues that changing one’s mind is not a vice but a sign of intellectual courage. She criticizes rigid consistency as shallow and notes public indifference to brave shifts in opinion. Readers are urged to evaluate whether frequent shifts reflect thoughtful leadership or laziness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
A. J. Cronin
Grandma
High Point PTA Reports January Meeting Highlights
The High Point Council of Parents and Teachers met January at Elm Street 3:45 pm led by Mrs. Dobson who read a Mrs. Ings letter urging PTA groups to cooperate with Scout officials. The report noted 197 local PTA members to date and Verta I. Coe spoke on the Five-point program of the United Forces of Education in the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Elm Street
Tagem
Dobson
Iig
Ings
Nat Congress of Parents
Pt Groups
Ioe
PTA
Sam Tobias
Membe
Verta I. Coe
United Forces of Education
Cifies
Bay Street
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Enterprise
Madeline Hoover
Lee Steed
Vera Qoune
Ruby Tyner
Betty Ee
Hedgecock T Princess
N. Main St
Wagger
Mr. Kirkman
Lydia
Pinkham
Sfort
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mr. Bodenhamer
Miss Duggins
Sale
Wee
Double M Club
People of
Japan
Rites
Charleston, D. C
Chadren
Pertussing
Horace G.ilderton, Inc
Commerce & Willowbrook
Randolph
Tidy Aycock
Curtis Rich
John F. Kinney
South Side
Tau Phi Lambda Business Meeting
Dr. Alexander Garden
Charleston, 8. C
P.T.A
Parent-Teacher Council
Rvsore Wicks
Nelson
Florist and
Dee Francis B. Nelson
Main &T
Sean's
Northwestern Mutual
W. Page Harris
Yow’s Funeral Home
David T. Yow
Penetro
Rey Are
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