Thomasville Bridge Clubs Entertained
Social notes from Thomasville describe multiple bridge gatherings. The Night Bridge club hosted by Mr and Mrs R M Coye featured three tables of play, floral arrangements, and two course refreshments. Ace of Clubs club tea hour hosted by Mrs Charles Clegg included high score prizes and light refreshments. Additional gatherings at Miss Magg Livengood and Misses Fanny and Lena Myers are noted with prizes, guests, and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clegg
Alvah Boyles
Paul Hassler
Magg Livengood
West Main Street
R. G. Jennings
Raymond H. Phillips
Raymond H .Phillips
H. T. Hethcock
R .G. Jennings
Maie Snell
Lucy Eason
Moyer Mendenhall
Annie Yow
Marie Jones
Lexington Society Hosts Club Ladies at Home
Lexington society notes a Friday gathering at Mrs Cc C Wall on West Third Avenue with roses and carnations. R L Burkhead outlines Forsyte Saga and Swan Song relation. a review follows. an elaborate dinner concludes. Also reports dinner hosts for birthday observances, and several club activities including bridge and literary study at local homes.
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Lexington
Cc. C. Wall
Sorosis Club
West Third Avenue
R. L. Burkhead
Forsyte
L. Burkhead
James Adderton
T. BE. McCrary
Frank Hill
Hubert Beeson
J. F. Spraill
W. B. Hunt
W. F. Brinkley
W. O. Burgin
Fleather Wall
H. F E. Olive
R. L. Reynolds
Paul R. Raper
R. L. Wall
Winston-Salem
Mrs Paul R. Raper Hosts Bridge Club Evening
On Friday evening Mrs. Paul R. Raper charmingly entertained the contract bridge club at her Hillcrest home. The lower floor was decorated with azaleas poinsettias and primroses. An elaborate dinner was served at seven o'clock.
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Paul R.raper
Contract Bridge Club
Hillcrest
Bridge event yields two set prizes and social raffles
Lookin' after which bridge was played at three tables with a high score prize of lovely linen doilies won by Mrs. W. F. Brinkley. A high score visitor’s prize was a deck of cards awarded to Mrs. Charlies Hackney and a decorated coaster prize to Mrs. B. H. Finch. Attendees included Mrs. Willis Vestal and others. The Philathea class of First Baptist met with 32 members at Mrs. Sam Smith’s Tuesday evening, with devotional, business, social hour, and refreshments. The city council of Parent Teachers Association met at Mrs. Mre. L. A. Martin’s home. new officers were elected: Mrs. Lee Q. Sink president, Mrs. Frank Hill vice president, Miss Florence Reid secretary, Miss Edna McCrary treasurer.
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Austin Finch
George Finch
Reece Harville
Meade Hite
Zed Griffith
Cooksey
Main Street School
R. W. Crews
W. L. Hutchens
Main Street M. EB
Lillian Yow
Catherine Moore
Vera Dixon
Helen Saunders
D. . Maddox
J. A. Palmer
R. G. Sage
Contract Bridge Club
Sixth Avenue
H. T. Greene
A. L. Disher
Cc. W Cheloe
Spaugh Thomason
Frank Haulin
Curtis Koontz
C. 8. Williams
Reid Settle
J. C. Bower
Wiggs
Wabbage Patch
J. H. Cowles
J. R. McCrary
Wade H. Phillips
Gertrude Hamner
Camille Hunt
W. F. Brinkley
Charlies Hackney
B. H. Finch
Willis Vestal
J. M. Gamewell
Woodrow McKay
Charles Hackney
Charles W. Davie
J. L. Gordon
J. W. Moffitt
Paul M. Bernhardt
Iran. Brinkley
First Baptist Church
Sam Smith
Smith
Roxie Sheets
Mre
Ll. A. Martin
City Council of Parent-Teachers Association
South State Street
Lee QO. Sink
Frank Hill
Florence Reid
Edna McCrary
Kiwanis Members Honor Growth and Civic Service Values
Lindley notes Kiwanis growth and unity as a force for community service across divides. Present officers are Roy Spearman president P E Lindley vice president and A E Tate trustee with directors and many members listed by name. The group emphasizes fellowship, human welfare, and practical help guided by the Golden Rule.
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Tory
Kiwanis
Roy Spearman
P. E. Lindley
A. E. Tate
J. A. Morris
Dan Hayworth
C. W. Perry
D. Parker
Roy S. Farmer
Roy Smart
Frank Hunsucker
R. K. Young
Herman F. Abels
Charlies Amos
Robert T. Amos
Hoke V. Bullard
Steven C. Clark
J. Elwood Cox
Howard Collie
A. B. Conrad
BE. Cam Criddlebaugh
Garland B. Daniel
Frank F. Dixon
Chas. E. di
Matt Wall
John C. Thusell
Earl M. Winslow
Jack L. Williams
Fred G. Woodsruff
Fred R. Wray
Richard JK. Young
North Carolina City Faces Bond Market Crunch for New Junior High
City officials warn that existing debt and stalled bond sales threaten plans for a new junior high school and a post office project. Bankers report $3.3 million in floating debt, with $850,000 in bonds unsold due to tight market conditions. Short term notes recently refinanced at higher rates, and no bidders appear for further issues. Mayor York and council members seek a path forward amid worsening finances and uncertain prospects.
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New York
North Carolina
York
High Points Condition Stable and Improving, City Officials Say
City official notes High Point is not worse than six months ago and is significantly better than many other cities in the state. He states the situation is general, expecting it to self-correct in a few months with no serious embarrassment anticipated.
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High Point
Wesley Memorials Thirteen Bell Set Inscribed At Dedication
A thirteen bell chime crafted in bell metal of pure copper and tin honors God and serves Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church. The set, completed in 1920 by the Ladies' Aid Society, bears inscriptions including prayers, biblical verses, poems, and tributes to pastor Rev. W. A. Lambeth and to beloved figures.
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God
Wesley Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. A. Lambeth
David
Isaac Watts
Jesus
John
James Montgomery
Little Red Schoolhouse Modern Features At High Point
The Bay Street site rises as a bright one room schoolhouse, a modern front for overflow from the main building. Mrs Louis Voorhees funded and supervised the project with her architect husband, creating a home like classroom for 46 first graders who even wrote a poem about their special space.
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Louis Voorhees
Radio Schedule Snapshot From 1940s East Coast Stations
A dense OCR fragment lists radio program lineups across multiple stations including WEAF WABC WJAX WHAS WSAIL and more. Entries show showtimes such as 4:00 PM 6:00 PM 9:00 PM and late night blocks with various musicians orchestras and talk segments. Names like Kaltenborn Barnhouse and Muriel hint at announcers and programs amid network chains and syndicated content.
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WEAF
New Y
Dr. Cadman
WEAI
Wjak Sop Wale
WSAIL
WJAX
WHAS
WJLA
Wptr
WABC
Donald Barnhouse
WGR Wean
WDRC
WNAC
WMAL
WADC
WERC
WFAN
Wijas WL
Wwe Wtar
WDB
WKRC
WSPD
WDOD
WLA
Trappers Orch
WNA
WFBL
WCA
WGR
WCAU
WXYZ
Wlag of
MAL
H. V. Kaltenborn
A Wean
WCAO
New World Symphony
WBZ
Waa
WCKY
KYW
Eastern Clear
Our Little Red Schoolhouse Erected At Low Cost
The one room school built for 1750 dollars stands as the fourteenth school plant in a city that has spent 1600000 on education over five years. Under W C York supervision, lumber from razed Emma Blair houses was used. To accommodate 40 students without extra homerooms, the board chose a single room rather than brick wings, with plans for a second elementary school in the second ward.
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W. C. York
Emma Blair
Bay Street
Second Ward
Voorhees
Modernizing the Little Red Schoolhouse Description
A fragmentary description outlines a schoolroom with radiators electric lighting a Yale lock celotex walls hardwood floors and orderly modern furniture. A steel door a toilet and lavatory a Victrola in the library and hand painted pictures by Mr Voorhees adorn the bay window area while a drinking fountain replaces the water bucket and dipper, yet it remains a “little red schoolhouse.”
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Yale
England cheaper living than other European countries
London reports that the average English family can live more cheaply than in any other European country besides Holland and Belgium. A four person family would need 135 dollars more in France, 665 dollars more in Norway, 865 dollars more in Sweden, 660 dollars more in Denmark, or 960 dollars more in Sweden, while costs would be 65 dollars less in Holland and 315 dollars less in Belgium.
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London
England
Europe
Holland
Belgium
France
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Children’s Colds and Flu Warned by Health Officials
Health authorities urge extra precautions as scattered flu cases appear. Treat colds promptly to prevent influenza complications. avoid internal meds unless prescribed. External Vicks VapoRub suggested for both children and adults, used on throat and chest to ease symptoms and inhaled vapors aid airways.
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Vicks
Ady
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Greensboro
D. W. Maddox
City Memorial Hospital
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Allan K. Faust
Catawba College
Salisbury
Petersburg
Lexington Society
P. W. Stroud
W. P. Bissette
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Raymond Binford
Weber Motor Company
Norta Wrenn Auto
University of Tennessee, Knoxville
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Tennyson
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KDKA
WJR
Jene Gibbons
WHAM
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WIR
WJIZ
Hannel Pr
Tinka
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Choir Invisible
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Wikia
Univ. of
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NNEL
WSM Sym
WHA
le Ie Ac
Moore’s Book Store
Games
Dolls
North Main Street
Loflin
Joanne
Miss Gooch
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