Hospitality hosts honor Miss Hinshaw with bridge fete
Mrs Chappell Misses Calhoun and Nash join hospitality for Miss Garnett Hinshaw ahead of her May wedding to Clifford Horton. Guests include Miss Virginia Hurt Mrs Frank Donyes Gradyaston Jr James Lipscomb and R E Kelly. A pink and white floral scheme and china silver and crystal gifts marked the afternoon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Chappell
Misses Calhoun
Nash
Miss Hinshaw
Garnett Hinshaw
Clifford Horton May
Oceaan
Satuday
Unity Nash
Edwin Chappell
Virginia Calhoun
Bridge
Ash Home
Calhoun
Chappell
Virginia Hurt
Frank Donyes
C. R. Hinshaw
Panama City
Florida
Dorothy Hoskins
Saral, Ray
M. W. Nash
R. E. Kelly
Christine Lentz
High Point
Hinshaw
Westwood
Winners Named in Ladies Bridge and Dance at Emerywood
Mesdames W. P. Hazlewood and J. O. Hauschild led North-South in duplicate bridge while Mesdames R. B. Terry and C. W. Hollowell won East-West at the Emerywood country club weekly event. Mrs. Joe Walser had high score in contract bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Hazlewood
J. O. Hauschild
R. B.terry
C. W. Hollowell
Elizabeth City
Emerywood Country Club
Joe Walser
Laurance Ingram
E. T. Howard
J. S. Welborn
Worldwide Study Of Church Women Lifts Iron Curtain
New York City January 28 The World Council of Churches notes a global study of women in churches reveals desire for re interpreted theology general representation on church boards and a world wide info exchange. Early findings point to social reform and broader influence on peace race relations and literature. Final results expected in 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cty
Word Council of Churches
Samuel McCrea Cavert
Europe
World Council of Churches
Cavert
Fienney On Bridge By William EB McKenney
Bridge expert William E B McKenney analyzes a problem from Ivar Andersson's Sure Tricks. The sample from Coffin’s published hands tests grasp of the diamond lead, signaling as East plays nine to queen and South wins with king. The club suit offers the best chance to complete eight or more tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivar Andersson
Stockholm
Sweden
George S. Coffin
Fitzwilliam
N. H
Coffin
East
South
Bridge play illustrates precise timing in trick sequence
In a bridge hand, North begins with one to tackle while South should avoid cashing the king of clubs. The winning line is king of clubs, overtake with ace, then ten to drive out the queen or jack. If a spade returns, declarer wins in dummy and continues clubs to exhaust the other honor, yielding nine tricks. The article then notes Napoleon Bonaparte’s Corsican lineage and French ties.
Mrs Burnett Feted At Farewell Party By Troop Leader
Mrs Mabel Burnett, local Girl Scout executive who leaves next month for Reidsville, was honored at a farewell party hosted by Troop 41 leader Mrs J A Saunders. The event at Ward Street Methodist church featured a handkerchief shower, refreshments, and a talk by Burnett about her Los Angeles trip in November. Scouts Delores Davis, JoAnn Graham, Marie Jenkins, JoAnn Lowe, Donna Price, Peggy Saunders, Norma Taylor and Betty Whitley attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Burnett
Reidsville
J. A. Saunders
Ward Street Methodist Church
Peggy Saunders
Norma Taylor
Burnett
Los Angeles
Calif
Delores Davis
JoAnn Graham
Marie Jenkins
JoAnn Lowe
Donna Price
Betty Whitley
PTA Members Offered Training Course at First Presbyterian
The High Point Council of Parents and Teachers offers PTA members a chance to attend the United Leadership Training school at First Presbyterian church each Thursday at 7 30. Courses include Guidance and Christian Homemaking by Dr Bess N Rosa Growth of Christian Personality In Our Children by Miss Elizabeth Black and Understanding Youth by Miss Eleanor Belk. Participants may attend two of the three courses as part of the PTA study effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Parent
United Leadership Training School
First Presbyterian Church
Parent- Teacher Council
Bess N. Rosa
Greensboro
Elizabeth Black
Salisbury
Eleanor Belk
Charlotte
PTA
Leadership Training School
Dr. Rosa
Miss Black
Miss Belk
Mendenhalls Honor Bride and Groom At Informal Reception
Mrs and Mrs Reid Mendenhall hosted about 150 guests at Route 5 to celebrate their son Robert R. Mendenhall Jr and Elizabeth Linthicum of Baltimore Md. The couple was introduced at the door by the hosts, with Valeria Mendenhall guiding guests to dining room where Mrs Ray Winslow oversaw punch and refreshments. Early spring flowers and a green and white bridal motif decorated the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid Mendenhall
Route 5
Robert R. Mendenhall, Jr
Elizabeth Linthicum
Baltimore
Valeria Mendenhall
Ray Winslow
Local Notables Move Between Homes and Hospitals
Murray White returns to 318 Boulevard from High Point Memorial Boulevard unit after an operation last week. Julia Mendenhall recovers at the Boulevard unit after a major operation last Friday. Bishop Edwin Dingman of Snydertown Pa. visits here with niece Mrs. Carrie Shufelt at 1433 Larkin. Mrs. K Herman Falk stays with Miss Jo Chapman at Mississippi State College for Women in Columbus. Miss Chapman formerly directed women’s physical education at High Point College. Mrs. W E Outen moved from Boulevard unit to home in Emerywood Country Club, recovering from injuries from a recent fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray White
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Julia Mendenhall
Boulevard Unit
High Point Hospital
Edwin Dingman
Snydertown
Carrie Shufelt
Larkin Street
K. Herman Falk
Brookside Drive
Jo Chapman
Mississippi State College For Women At
Columbus
Miss
Miss Chapman
Igh Point College
W. E. Outen
Emerywood Country Club
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Wyomen
Madeline Hoover
David Chain
School OF Open
TA. M
Monark
Dupont
Monark Shade Co
Vyaporvs
Marshall E. Ginsburg
North Main Street
Fienney
William EB
McKenney America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Val
North Ie
Napoleon Bonaparte
Corsica
France
Mrs. Burnett
Coca-Cola
Coca- Cola Bottling CO
Washington
Coca-Cola CompAny
Hs Leuy Acways
Ewelend
Os Ee
Grace Flower
Mendenhalls
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ja Ous
Lydia
Tobias
Finest LaDies
Sias
N. Main
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