Emerywood Club February Bulletin Highlights Events
The February Bulletin from Emerywood Country Club lists the usual bridge events and the monthly dinner dance on Saturday February 24 with John playing. Ladies bridge sessions run on consecutive Tuesday mornings hosted by named members. Evening bridge Friday February 23 features hosts Mr. and Mrs. John S. Welborn. The duplicate club meets Saturdays. a new tournament draws interest. Family night meals and other food service events are canceled for two weeks from February 4 while management takes vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
John
Farrell Gray
Beaver
F. T. Wilhite
John S. Welborn
W. 5. Outen
USO events fill weekend calendar at Sheraton YMCA and Center
Calendar listings show Mrs D Henderson hosting at the Sheraton Hotel 3 30 P M. Siss Hilary club meets at Brockmann Country Club. 5 P M orientation for USO staff recruits. Saturday events include USO anniversary activities at the Center with open house and public attendance. A USO dance 8 15 P M at the YMCA gym and a second day of open house from 10 A M. The buffet supper 5 to 7 P M at the YWCA features joint hostess groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weesey
D. Henderson
Sheraton
Siss Hlary
Brockmann Country Club
USO
YMCA
YWC
Junior Service League
Miss Geraldine Hedrick Honored At Thomasville House Party
Miss Geraldine Hedrick celebrated at a Thomasville house party hosted by Miss Carolyn Smith. Guests enjoyed bridge with Betsy Anderson as high score and Eleanor Dodamead as low scorer. Gifts included a crystal smoking set for Hedrick and guest soap for Miss Elizabeth Dillon, with the bridal color theme to the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Hedrick
Thomasville
Harold D. Wall
Carolyn Smith
Hi Ian Avenue
Betsy Anderson
Eleanor Dodamead
Elizabeth Dillon
Gastonia
Miss Smith
Miss Hedrick
Mieses Hedrick
Lathetis Clufton
Violet Yokéley
Dot Pegram
Elizabeth Smith
Pary
UDC Chapter Hosts Dr Rozzelle Talk On Confederate Leaders
High Point chapter members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy heard Dr C Excelle Rozzelle discuss Matthew Maury Robert E Lee and Andrew Jackson birthday month heroes. He praised Maury as a true pioneer of the Confederacy and described Lee as courteous sacrificial and dutiful with Jackson as a stern Puritan of the Puritans. The program followed a business session and closing devotional with letters of appreciation read and valentines requested for elderly Confederate women. Refreshments were served during the social hour with associate hostesses assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Robert E. Lee
Andrew Jac
Lee
Jackson
Belle
Rozzelle
C. H. Bass
W. Bivins
C. T. Anderson
Fayette Ille
Mrs Leon Collins Fetes Bride Elect At Bridal Shower
Mrs Leon Collins hosted a bridal shower at 526 Barker Street honoring Miss Geraldine Hedrick whose engagement to Harold Wall was announced this month. Guests enjoyed games and prizes, with miscellaneous gifts and a china hostess gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Collins
Barker Street
Geraldine Hedrick
Harold Wall
Velko Jaid
Adelaide Patterson
Collins
W. L. Collins
Edward
January Dance Gala At Emerywood Club Draws Guests
The Emerywood country club hosted a January dance for members and out-of-town guests at the clubhouse with John Peddicord and his orchestra playing. The event followed an earlier evening bridge hosted by Lt and Mrs Phil Warner. Dancing began around ten and continued late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Helen Traubel
Metropolitan Opera
John Peddicord
Phil Warner
Fellowship Supper Set For Tomorrow
A Family Fellowship Supper will be held at the First Methodist church on Wednesday night at 6 30 o clock. All members and friends are invited. It will be a covered dish supper with entertainment including numbers by Miss Helena Upshaw and R Harold Ey. The sermon will be delivered by Reverend Earl Brendall of Charlotte. The program finishes by 8 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wilson O. Weldon
Helena Upshaw
R. Harold “Ey
Earl Brendall
Charlotte
Wachovia Ranks 67th Among Nation's Banks in 1944
In a yearly survey by the American Banker Wachovia Bank and Trust Co ranks 67th among about 14 500 U S banks. The bank rose five places from 72nd in 1944 with deposits growing from 194 690 000 to 241 850 000 by year end 1944 and is tallest bank between Washington and Atlanta.
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American Banker
New York City
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Wachovia
Washington
Atlanta
Newman on Furlough Visits Greensboro Home
James A. Newman stationed at Fort Benning Ga spends several days with Mr and Mrs C O Love at their suburban Greensboro Route 7 home. Sgt Newman a brother of Mrs Love will be there until Feb 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Newman
Fort Benning
C. QO. Love
Greensboro Rt. 7
Sgt. Newman
Mrs. Love
Pass and the Value of a Bid in Contract Bridge
The article analyzes a hand from South in a game with a 1-30 bidding. South scores a 500 point penalty after failing to bid to game, while North-South could have set East in three hearts for 700 points. It argues South should have passed East overcall and emphasizes bid judgment and opening with spade support if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North-South
East
West
North
Pentagon Bowling Meeting and Business Session
The Pentagon club meets tonight at 7 30 at the arcade bowling alley for a bowling session. Members then proceed to the home of Mrs EB G Watkins Jr at 310 Louise Avenue for a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Arcade
EB. G. Watkins, Jr
Louise Avenue
Edison Drake of Trinity Recuperating at High Point Hospital
Edison Drake of Trinity is recuperating satisfactorily at High Point Memorial Hospital Washington Street unit where she is resting as well as can be expected. Mrs. Chappell was moved yesterday from a Winston-Salem hospital to the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Drake
Trinity
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Chappell
Winston-Salem
Women of the Moose to Hold Chapter Night Program
The Women of the Moose host a Chapter Night on Academy of Friendship at Moose Hall Wednesday at 8:00. Guest speaker will be H Way Russell of Thomasville. The evening features special music and initiation of new candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Academy of Friendship
Moose Hall
H. Way Russell
Thomasville
These Women Perennial Glamor Gal
Adelaide Kerr profiles Gia Robinson wife of Edward Robinson and head of Desert Battalion Inc. She runs book projects tours to raise funds and leads a unit of 500 to 1,000 working women aiding U.S. troops. She manages two homes, budget around 15000 dollars yearly, and emphasizes morale boosting in camps with practical outreach.
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Adelaide Kerr
Gia Robinson
Edward Robinson
Robbie
Mrs. Robinson
Generals
Desert Battalion Inc
Los Angeles
Walt Disney
Milt Gross
Jack Pot
U.S.C. A Rr Inc
Beverly Hills
Robinson
New York
Richard “Happy” Hall
K . Warner Brothers
Desert
Desert Battalion
Margaret Darr Weds Carl Martin in Chesterfield Ceremony
Announcement: Miss Margaret Darr, daughter of Mrs. Addie Lee Darr, will marry Carl Edward Martin of Winston-Salem. The December 8 ceremony at Chesterfield, officiated by Jack Horton, united the couple. The bride, in a blue suit, is educated in city schools and Guilford Business College and works at Associated Transport Inc. The groom, son of late Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Martin, studied at Sedge Garden School and works with Martin Motors in Winston-Salem. The couple reside with the bride’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Darr
Addie Lee Darr
Sixth St
E. 8
Darr
Carl Edward Martin
Winston-Salem
Chesterfield
S. C
Jack Horton
City Schools
Guilford Business College
Pauline Wily To Play Sunday in Third Wade R. Brown Recital
Miss Pauline Wily, pianist and longtime faculty member at the Woman's College music school, is set to perform in the third Wade R. Brown recital of the season. The program is planned for Sunday afternoon February 4 at 4 30 in the recital hall of the music building. She has given radio programs in Bethlehem Easton and Allentown and Syracuse University training and formerly taught at Moravian College for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Pauline Wily
Woman's College School of Music
Wade R. Brown
Music
Wily
School of Music
Bethlehem
Easton
Allentown
Syracuse
N. Y
Yracuse University
Moravian College For Women
Births Edwards Son Born at High Point Hospital
A. C. Edwards and wife of High Point Route Two welcome Ulysses Charles Jr born January 22 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Jane Furman Wild daughter of Lieutenant (jg) and Mrs Benjamin Wild born January 27 at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Betty Lavonne Baker daughter of H D Baker of Winston-Salem born January 27 at City Memorial Hospital Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilds
Benjamin Wild
Jane Furman
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Wild
Betty Brown
Edwin Brown
Edgedale Drive
Navy
Betty Lavonne Baker
H. D. Bakler
Winston-Salem
High Point
Betty Lavonne
City Memorial Hospital
How to remove surface stains on utensils
If a utensil becomes discolored by boiling water or foods with iron or alkali, boil a solution of 2 tablespoons vinegar to 1 quart water in the utensil for a few minutes to remove the stain.
Williams-Heed Vows Next Friday
Plans for the marriage of Miss Louise Dorris Heed of West Chester Pennsylvania to Ensign Arthur Benton Williams USNR were announced today. The wedding is set for Friday February 2 at Archdale Methodist Church with maid of honor Phyllis Powers of St Pauls North Carolina and bridesmaids Dorothy Jean Coltrane of Archdale Iris Byrum of High Point. A E Williams father of the groom will be best man and ushers include Joel Williams Asheboro S E of Ashe ro and J W Coletrane of Ale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Dorris Heed
West Chester
Ensign Arthur Benton Williams
USNR
Archdale Methodist Church
Miss Heed
Phyllis Powers
St. Pauls
N. C
Dorothy Jean Coltrane
Archdale
Iris Byrum
High Point
A. E. Williams
Ensign Williams
Joel Williams
S. E
Ashero
J. W. Coletrane
Registered World: Why Do They Say No
Elsie Robinson examines chronic negators who oppose everything for power and attention. She argues most are ordinary people misusing pessimism to gain spotlight, harming others with constant dissent before urging readers to ignore them and move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballyhoo
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