Local Bridge Players Vie In Pinehurst Prep Meet
Five tables at Emerywood Country Club hosted a preliminary to the Mid South tournament at Pinehurst. North and South top scorers were Mrs. C. T. Ingram and Mrs. H. I. Coffield, with second by Mrs. John C. Abels and Mrs. Laurance Ingram. East West best were Mrs. J. A. Hart and Mrs. James Armstrong, with second by Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Saunders. Players include many High Point locals preparing to travel to Pinehurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Harry Lindeman
Carolina Hotel
Pinehurst
C. T. Ingram
H. I. Coffield
John C. Abels
Laurance Ingram
J. A. Hart
James Armstrong
S. Saunders
G. W. Clark
J. W. Thompson
Farrell Gray
Jack Holbrook
William Spicer
Goldsboro
Ed Howard
W. E. Price
Clyde Shaner
Capus Wahynick
High Point
Lindeman
Warner
Coffield
Waynick
Abels
Saunders
Dorothy Ingram
Asheville
Roy Strotz
Columbia
8. C
Son Born to Mr and Mrs McClure
Mr and Mrs Lloyd L Mc Clure announce the birth of a son Larry Alan on January 15 at their Jamestown home Mrs McClure formerly Miss Mary Crickmore of High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd L. McClure
Larry Alan
Jamestown
McClure
Mary Crickmore
High Point
Social Calendar Friday Meals and Club Meetings
The Community Arts club meets at Mrs. Frank Payne's Archdale home at 1 pm for a lunch meeting. The Priscilla club gathers at Mrs. A. B. Taplin's 1208 Woodland Drive at 3 pm for its bi weekly session. A Bay Street school benefit party in the cafeteria features bridge rock and anagrams to raise funds for charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Arts Club
Frank Payne
Archdale
Priscilla Club
A. BE. Taplin
Woodland Drive
Bay Street
Drag Hunt And Gymkhana To Be Week End Events
Sedgefield Hunt schedules a busy weekend with a drag hunt set for Saturday at 2 30 from Sedgefield Inn led by Earl N Phillips and Truman C Welling. Sunday features a gymkhana at 3 00 at Sedgefield with planners Mrs L H Cherry Jr and Clair C Conner. A live hunt open to members starts Saturday at 9 00 from the stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield
Nathan M. Ayers
Sedgefield Inn
Earl N. Phillips
Truman C. Welling
Greensboro
L. H. Cherry, Jr
Clair C. Conner
Mrs. Quigley Hosts Study Club Meeting
Mrs. Richard I. Quigley entertained the Twentieth Century Study club at her Montheu Avenue home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. E. D. Henderson presented a paper on the Gaspe peninsula describing its scenery and French-Canadian character. Dainty refreshments followed the brief business session. attendees included Mesdames Risch Schwein Koonts McCallum Lehmann Gluyas Henderson Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard I. Quigley
Twentieth Century Study Club
Montheu Avenue
E. D. Henderson
Gaspe Peninsula
Charles Risch
C. J. Schwein
Henry V. Koonts
Lamar McCallum
C. E. Lehmann
W. W. Gluyas
W. F. Freeman
Local Notes on Recoveries and Visits in Guilford Area
About People Miss Ann O'Brien returns from Guilford General hospital after a two week stay. She visits at her sister's home 1246 South Main street and is improving rapidly. Mrs. William Spicer of Goldsboro visits her sister Mrs. Gilbert Clark for several days. Miss Dorothy Ingram of Asheville visits her parents on Woodland drive. Mrs. A C Beeson, hospitalized since Monday for an operation, recovers satisfactorily and now welcomes visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann O'Brien
Guilford General Hospital
South Main Street
William Spicer
Goldsboro
Gilbert Clark
Dorothy Ingram
Asheville
Mrs. C. T. Ingram
Woodland Drive
A. C. Beeson
Guilford Hospital
Cooper Leonard Vows Of July Revealed Here
Mrs. Eloise Cooper married Joseph D. Leonard at First Baptist church parsonage Martinsville Virginia on July 3 1937. The couple, educated in local schools, reside with the brides parents at 1005 East Russell Street Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cooper
Eloise
Joseph D. Leonard
First Baptist Church Parsonage
Martinsville
Season for Pork As Cold Weather Food
Pork is a fatty meat that provides heat and energy in cold weather. It should be firm fresh colored with white fat and a tender rind and cooked well done. Roast pork needs about half an hour per pound and can flavor with a bay leaf. Serve with leafy vegetables green peas beans sweet potatoes turnips and apple sauce fried apples or baked apples.
Sponsors For President's Ball Named
The committee selects three local Misses as sponsors for the President's Ball: Betty Sechrest, Helen Crowder, and Ruth Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrest
Helen Crowder
Ruth Pollock
Attractive Young Girls Sponsor President's Ball Here
The President's Birthday Ball at the Sheraton ballroom will be chaired by Charles L. Kearns with five prominent High Point young women as sponsors. Bernard Fowler and his Rhythm Masters will provide music, featuring Ann Tyree. Proceeds go to the infantile paralysis fund at Warm Springs Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Charles L. Kearns
High Point
Betty Sechrest
Helen Crowder
Ruth Pollock
Katherine ,Lowdermilk
Mildred Marsh
Bernard Fowler
Fowler
Ann Tyree
Kearns
J. Welch Harriss
Harriss H. Jarrell
Herman H. Smith
Warm Springs Foundation
Warm Springs
Miss Edith Crowder Honored At Ramseur Bridge Dinner
Mrs. E. B. Leonard Jr hosts in Ramseur with bridge dinner honoring Edith Crowder bride elect of Charlotte and Lincolnton. Guests include Crowder sisters and local and Greensboro acquaintances. top score winner Mrs N B E Parks. second prize Mrs Kelman Gomo. A bridal gift table and kitchen shower greet the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Leonard, Jr
Miss Crowder
Ramseur
Mesdames Kelman Gomo
Charles Covington
Wayne Garner
This City
Elizabeth
Frances Bishop
Greensboro
Mesdames
Tracy Brady
N. B
E. Parks
M. E. Jackson
E. B. Leonard
Local Women Travel to Henderson for D A C Conference
A party of local women left for Henderson early today to attend the North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Colonists meeting at Mrs. Sidney Perry Cooper's home followed by a luncheon. Attending were Mrs. Joseph Snider state secretary Mesdames J F Hayden J B Welborn J W Clinard T A Kearns and Miss Pearl Idol accompanied by Mrs James E Lambeth of Thomasville. The business session began at ten with luncheon at one and Mrs J W Parker Farmville presiding. The Willing Workers class meets Friday at seven at Mrs Sallie Pierce 600 Highland avenue with Miss Nell Pierce Miss Elizabeth Pollard and Mrs J L Prevatte as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
Sidney Perry Cooper
D. A. Co
Joseph Snider
Mesdames J. F. Hayden
J. 8. Welborn
J. W. Clinard
T. A. Kearns
Miss Pearl Idol
Sallie Pierce
Highland Avenue
Nell Pierce
Elizabeth Pollard
J. L. Prevatte
D A Council to Sponsor Friday Bingo Night
Peace Council No 9 Daughters of America will sponsor a Bingo party Friday at 7 30 PM at their hall All members expected Refreshments will be served The record annual precipitation at East Bengal India is 429 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Council No. 9
Daughters of America
East Bengal
India
Union Hill P.T.A. To Hear Speakers
The Union Hill school Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium. Rev C N Royal pastor of Green Street Baptist Church will speak on Temperance and a W C T U program on The Evils of Alcohol will feature Eloise Robbins Helen Saunders Doris Misenheimer Hazel Saunders and Frank Kersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Union Hill School
C. N. Royal
Green Street Baptist Church
Eloise Robbins
Helen Saunders
Doris Misenheimer
Hazel Saunders
Frank Kersey
Two Parties Planned for Bride-Elect Edith Crowder
Two social events honor Miss Edith Crowder who will wed Dr. Kermit Cloniger of Lincolnton and Charlotte. Mrs Wayne Garner hosts the first party this evening. On Saturday at two o clock the Girls Pentagon club will host a luncheon in Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Crowder
Kermit Cloniger
Lincolnton
Charlotte
Wayne Garner
Miss Crowder
Pentagon Club
Winston-Salem
Current Events Discussed By Book Club Here
The Wednesday book club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. R. B. Lafferty’s home on Louise Avenue. A luncheon was served buffet style at 12 30 with spring flowers decorating the table and rooms, as members discussed international politics and other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
R. 8. Lafferty
Louise Avenue
Luncheon Honoring Guilford County Commissioners Wives
Mrs. Joe F. Hoffman hosted a 1 PM luncheon at the Sheraton for Guilford county commissioners wives including Mesdames Stansbury Burke Causey Shaw and Short. An evening reception at the ton hotel featured both commissioners and their wives with guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe F. Hoffman
Sheraton Hotel
Guilford County
Hoffman
George L. Stansbury
G. W. Burke
R. C. Causey
Flake Shaw
T. R. Short
Theuty
Can
Ton Hotel
Stansbury
Burke
Cau
Shaw
A Short
Ace of Clubs Bridge Party At Mrs Boyles Home
Mrs. Alvah Boyles hosted the Ace of Clubs bridge gathering on Forsyth Street in Thomasville. Four tables played for high prizes won by Mrs. R. Farrington Mrs. Walter Rapp and Mrs. Harry Lee Lambeth with refreshments served after play amid spring floral decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Alvah Boyles
Ace of Clubs Bridge Club
Forsyth Street
Harry Lee Lam
Borne Pennington
Salem
Ruthnor
Winston-Salem
Crowell
Connor
Harry Lee Lambeth
Gray
H. R. Kyser
Pauller
Walter Newey
J. F. Claiborne Pennington
Boyles
Names Mentioned in Local Notice
A list of individuals including Thomas, A. E. Taplin, W. J. Fraley, Hazel Hardin, 8. C. Clark, T. B. Earle, Kenneth Redman, Collier Ellis, C. C. Garrett and Frank F. Dickson is presented as part of a local notice or roster.
Grimes Family Visits Amid Illness in Memorial Hospital
Miss Hal Grimes and her brother R K Grimes of Asheville visit in the city due to the critical illness of their father C H Grimes who remains a patient at Memorial hospital. Relatives Reg end Mia EB C Keph from Rnoake Va also in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Grimes
R. K. Grimes
Asheville
Grimes
Reg. End Mia
C. Keph
Wonderf President Rives King Carol in Election Move
Unclear text describes a leader seeking cabinet aid and dissolving parliament to trigger a new vote. The passage mentions King Carol and a prime minister seeking cooperation, leading to an election. The fragment hints at political maneuvering and constitutional clash without full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonderf
Carol
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. McClure
Allen
Louisiana
Ebender
Lizzie Gooch
Mrs. Quigley
Betty Se
Katherine Lowdermilk
Aton Ballroom
D. Kermit -Cloniger
Charlotte and
D. of A. Council
Union Hill P.T. A
Sans Souci
Ace of 7
Thomasvn
Newby
Mamie Hari
Ers
G. EB
Nat Walker
Richardson
Chatham
Grace’ Beauty Salon
Paris
Eugene
Helen Curtis
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