McAnally Is To Contract Club Dinner Bridge
Charles W. McAnally leads a contract bridge event at Intract Club with Mrs McAnally, guests seen at 6:45 to 3 tables after dinner. Mrs Herman Smith earns top score, receiving a chromium beverage tray. Attendees include Mesdames Logan Lovelace Phil lip Schnell Mary Dun can McAnally and members W E Mitchell James S Meiffitt John Clinard Jr Henry Foscue Phillip Davis Arthur Kirkman Jesse Washburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Herman Smith
Mesdames Logan Lovelace
Phillip Schnell
Mary Duncan McAnally
Mesdames Herman Smith
W. E Mitchell
James S. Meiffitt
John W. Clinard, Jr
Henry Foscue
Phillip Davis
Arthur Kirkman
Jesse Washburn
Supper And Evening Honors Bride-Elect Dorothy Crawley
The Hedrick home hosted a bridal shower and supper for Miss Dorothy Crawley prior to her February marriage to Wil of the city. Guests enjoyed a red white color motif, tall crystal candelabra, and a four-table bridge game. High score went to Mrs. Robert Davis, second to Miss Nancy Smith. Hostesses gave Mrs Crawley linen crystal, and she received gifts from guests. Attending were Mesdames Grady Anderson Darrell Bulla Robert Davis Glenn Perry Gene Armstrong T J Gold Jr Joe Korodín Fred Merrill John York Bob Kirakides and Misses Edna Barnee Mary Reid Idol Eloise Ingram Ruth Poole Edith Crooks Nancy Smith Gray Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
Acards
Nancy Smith
Misa Crawley
Mesdames
Grady Anderson
Darrell Bulla
Glenn Perry
Gene Armstrong
T. J. Gold, Jr
Joe Korodin
Fred Merrill
John York
Bob Kiriakides
Edna Barnee
Lumberton
Mary Reid Idol
Eloise Ingram
Ruth Poole
Edith Crooks
Gray Jackson
Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Ingram's Home
Regular afternoon bridge gathering held at Mrs Ingram's residence. Participants included Mrs Lloyd and Mrs G M as guest of honor with a beverage set awarded as a prize. Dinner featured a salad course by Mesdames Hopkins Byrd and Steve In.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Z. Hopkins
E. A. Byrd
Steve In
Minstrel Show Postponed by Allen Jay P T A
The minstrel planned for Friday evening by the Parent Teacher Association was postponed indefinitely due to the Allen Jay school closure from bad weather. A new date will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Allen Jay
Miss Ferrell to Wed Joseph Iveigh
The engagement of Mary Edythe Ferrell to Joseph Leon Iveigh is announced by Mrs. W E Kemp of Durham. The couple plan marriage in early spring at St Marys Episcopal Church in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Car makers adopt carburetor for even fuel flow
Automakers adopt a new carburetor design inspired by aircraft tech to ensure a steady gas supply to engines in any position. The innovation aims to improve performance and reliability across driving conditions.
Social Calendar for Wednesday Events in Burbank
The day features meetings across clubs. Mrs J A Marsh hosts the Burbank Garden club at Edgedale drive in the morning. Mrs Hubert J Rockwell's home hosts the Good Will Garden club lunch. Needlework Guild holds a major business meeting at the junior high auditorium with officer elections. YWCA annual meeting assembled as a dinner in First Baptist basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Marsh
Burbank Garden Club
Edgedale Drive
Good Will Garden Club
Hubert J. Rockwell
Greenway Drive
Geddie Strickland
First Baptist Church
Benefit Card Party at Mrs Hayden’s Raises UDC Spirit
Sixteen tables of bridge and rock were in play at a benefit party hosted by Mrs. J. F. Hayden on Washington Street for the High Point chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy led by president Mrs. A. T. Wishart. Prizes went to Mrs. F. E. Whitescarver for high bridge score and Mrs. Howard Hartzell for rock. a draw prize of a potted hyacinth went to Mrs. Edgar Hartley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
A. T. Wishart
F. E. Whitescarver
Howard Hartzell
Edgar Hartley
Hayden
H. F. Morrison
William Jarrell
O. E. S Plans Acquaintanceship Meeting February 2
High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star held a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple with Miss Elizabeth Wall presiding. Twenty one members and one visitor attended. A special acquaintanship meeting is planned for February 2 at eight o'clock with George R. Bennett of Greensboro presenting on the Masonic and Eastern Star Home, including pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Elizabeth Wall
George R. Bennett
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
M P Ladies Aid Elects Officers in Kerpersville
The January meeting of Circle 2 of the M. P. Church Ladies Aid in Kerpersville elected officers for the coming year. Chairman Howard Dean, Secretary Pauline Butler, treasurer Joe Oakland. Readings from John 15 observed. Blue Plates proceeds reported. February gathering set at Mrs Howard Dean's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Oakland
Howard ‘Dean
Brake inspections cut deaths in 18 estates study
In 18 states requiring auto brake inspections traffic deaths fell 6 percent in the first seven months of 1926, compared with a 1 percent reduction in other states, indicating a stronger safety effect from inspections.
Walker English Vows Revealed in Asheboro Wedding
An nouncement of the marriage of Miss Faye Walker of Asheboro and Thomas English of Trinity, performed January 22, 1987 in Danville Virginia by Rev. Fred R. Chenault. The couple, with Walker as teacher in Randolph County and English with farming ties, will reside in Trinity after January 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Faye Walker
Thomas English
Trinity
Danville
Fred R. Chenault
Main Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Ora Walker
James M. Walker
Appalachian State Teachers’ College
Boone
N. C
Randolph County
Virginia Mae English
Nereus C. English
Guilford College
Thomasville
English
Notable local movements and travels reported this week
Mrs R E Brown spends the week in Forest City as guest of Mr and Mrs W L Harper. J W Gordon of Richardson's Dept store and Mrs J FE Which ard and Mrs Fred Leonard head to New York for a ten day business trip. Mr and Mrs Dixon Ahl return from Atlanta after attending the funeral of Mrs Harry Kemp, sister of Mr Ahl. Friends note Mr J M Wilson Jr of Sanford recovering from illness in Orlando Fla. Mrs Wilson known here as Miss Blanche Hasselle. Miss Edna Barnes returns home to Lumberton after visiting Miss Dorothy Crawley on Lindsay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Brown
Forest City
W. L. Harper
J. W. Gordon
Richardson's Department Store
J. FE. Whichard
Fred Leonard
New York
Dixon Ahl
Woodrow Avenue
Atlanta
Harry Kemp
Ahl
J. M. Wilson, Jr
Sanford, Fla
Wilson
Orlando, Fla
Blanche Hasselle
C. C. Hasselle
Montlieu Avenue
Edna Barnes
Lumberton
Dorothy Crawley
Lindsay Street
Church Social Owens Pible Class Postpone Meeting
The Ovenginee business meeting scheduled for Thursday at Mrs C 8 Grayson home has been postponed indefinitely. The New Year notice also covers varied church activities and a flood relief donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens Pible
Mra. C
Grayson
Altrusans Hear Address By Attorney Grover H. Jones
Grover H. Jones city attorney spoke to the Altrusa club at the Sheraton hotel on High Point traffic the past year. He cited accidents caused by carelessness and speed and compared local and state police statistics before urging club cooperation on traffic safety. A new member and a visitor joined as ticket sales for the Birthday Ball were set, and a $22 Red Cross Flood Relief contribution was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Grover H. Jones
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mr. Jones
Atte
Jones
Nancy K. Poston
Lote Welborn
Louise Abernethy
Maudine Martin
Scotland Neck
Alliene Schroder
Hazel Johnson
Beall
American Red Cross
Final Lecture Of Series For Girls' Club
Dr. P B Lindley head of Religious Education at High Point College delivered the final lecture in a Psychology course for the Business and Professional Girls' Club at the Y supper. He discussed six ways religions meet and the program included humorous musical selections by High Point College students A C and Mark Lovelace. The club raised $10 for flood relief and announced events including the President's Ball. Thirty-two members and visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. BE. Lindley
High Point College
Business and Professional Girls
A. C
Mark Lovelace
Luxembure Gardens
Unity Nash
Thelma
Moscow Flyer Sets New Glider Distance Record
A Moscow flyer recently glided 378 miles after being released from a tow plane, surpassing the previous record of 310 miles for a glider. The achievement marks a new peak in distance for the craft and pilot involved.
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Moscow
Russia
Tuesday Bridge Event at Emerywood Country Club
Mrs. Tom Kearns won the high score prize a double deck of cards at the Emerywood Country Club Tuesday card party yesterday afternoon. Hosts Mesdames C F Tomlinson and John Russell presided at the tea table with yellow jasmine setting a springlike mood. Readable attendees included Mesdames Smith Davis Smart Geddie Mendenhall Clinard Mitchell Jones Thompson and Miss Price plus guests Mrs Burwell Nolan of Greensboro and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Kearns
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames C. F. Tomlinson
John Russell
Tomlinson
Mesdames Glenn Smith
J. H. Davis
Hugh Smart
Kenneth Geddie
Jesse Washburn
John Walker
FB. Mendenhall, Jr
Gilbert Clinard
W. E. Mitchell
Morris Jones
J. W. Thompson
Miss Price
F. J. Sizemore
Laurance Ingram
John ©. Abels
J. T. Ryan
Herman Smith
Valette J. Harriss
Tom Turner
Mrs. Burwell Nolan
Greensboro
Henry Foscue
Charles Kearns
Amos Kearns
C. T. Ingram, Jr
BE. W. Freeze, Jr
Kappa Gamma Lecture Moves to 7 PM at Sheraton
The Omega chapter holds the ninth lecture in the Psychology series tomorrow at seven in the Sheraton hotel's committee room on the third floor, with Mrs. Marie Caddell urging full attendance and noting the time change from 7:30. Yesterday the group met for lunch from twelve to one at the Sheraton grill with eight members present including Marie Caddell Eunice Temple Mabel Hargett Cleo Brown Francis Hendrix Ethel Flynt Margaret Poole and Madeline Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega
Kappa Gamma
National Educational Sorority
Sheraton Hotel
Marie Caddell
Sheraton Grill
Cleo Brown
Misdames
Eunice Temple
Mabel Hargett
Francis Hendrix
Ethel Flynt
Margaret Poole
Madeline Hoover
Hitler planning to dissolve Reichstag during new session
Berlin January 27. In inner Nazi circles Chancellor Adolf Hitler is said to plan dissolving the Reichstag in its present form when it convenes Saturday. Officials offered no confirmation but the move would end 741 members acting as a sounding board for Der Fuehrer's utterances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Reichstag
Hitler
der Fuehrer
Bowery Party Of Duck Club Gala Affair
The Bowery Party of the Duck club held last evening at the Sedgefield clubhouse drew about forty guests. Hosts were George Dobbins Jr and Owen Ritchie. East Side decor and candlelit tables set the mood. Prizes for best costumes went to Miss Eileen Adams and Lyman Lamm. plans for a future dance and attendance at the President's Ball were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Club
Sedgefield
George Dobbins, Jr
Owen Ritchie
Eileen Adams
Greensboro
Lyman Lamm
Burlington
Funds For Flood Relief Pouring In
J Coburn Musser, chairman of Moore county Red Cross, said nearly 4000 has been subscribed in Southern Pines and Pinehurst for flood relief in the Ohio and Mississippi river valleys. The initial ask was 200, then doubled and tripled, reaching about 1500, with 1800 already sent to relief centers. A woman sent a 1000 check and recent pledges exceed 1000 with more coming in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pines
J. Coburn Musser
Moore County
Red Cross
Pinehurst
Ohio
Mississippi River
Moore
Cows Stand With Tails To Wind Aiding Forced Landings
The text notes cows instinctively align their tails to the wind, which has aided aviators forced to land in the countryside due to engine trouble.
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Harles W. McAnally
Mally
Dge Club
Ingram
Bridge Club
Mre
Bridge
Ted
Youtline
Matic
Ady
Allen Jay P.T. A
Minstrel
Miss Ferrell
Joseph Iveigh
Alues
Rsday
Uday
Briggan Jamas
Creed
Icialty
South Main Street
M. P. Ladies Aid
Walker
Friends
Elizabeth Frydleas
Central Friends Church
Lebanon
C. E. Society of Lebanon M. P. Church
Ruby
Florence Bryant
North Main Street
Oak Hill
Wesley Memorial M. EE. Church
Women’s Missionary Society of Highland M. P. Church
Mra
Price
H. H. Robbins
F. O. Whitt
Marie Strather
W. A. Price
Myrtle Street
G. Be, Dowd
Ella Pugh
L. L. Grant
G. B. Dowd
J. J. Cheevis
Mrs. Thomas English
Miss Hanff
Dr. Bonner
Blanche Baker Hanff
M. D. Bonner
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bonner
Guilford County
Horace Strickland
Hanff
Samuel Merrill Hanff
Woodstock
Isaac Hall Smith
Benjamin Thorp Brodie
Fligh Point
Arthur Glenn Corpening
Milla Scott Benton
Roanoke Rapids
Alethia Johnson
Sarah Baker
Norfolk, Va
Allan Bonner
Kinston
Isaac Hall Hanff
James Moffitt
Borden Hooks
Tarboro
David Bryant
BE. L. Travia, Jr
W. W Kitchin
Wade H Dickens
Irvin Clark
Mia
Laura Alice Dunn
Harry Robert
Virginia Blackwell
James Baker Hall
Mills Beott Benton
West End
Bogusn
Bowery
Vicks VA
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