Calendar Hints Social Events This Week
Wednesday 7 30 p m Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets Mrs George Elkins 1006 Lindsay Street 6 30 p m Emerywood country club dinner 7 30 p m Y W C A board meets at the Y building budget talk Mrs E Sheloff presiding Friday 7 30 p m Miss Jeanne Rankin hosts dessert bridge 102 Church Street Saturday Miss Jane Austin hosts informal tea 301 Steele Street with Miss Mildred Marsh and Miss Mary Lewis Millis sharing honors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
George Elkins
Lindsay Street
Jeanne Rankin
Miss Marsh
Miss Millis
Church Street
Jane Austin
Mildred Marsh
Steele Street
Mary Lewis Millis
Bridal Courtesy Dinner For Miss Marsh Ahead Of July Wedding
Mrs Harry Brown Finch hosted a formal three course dinner at 716 Howell Street in honor of Miss Mil dred Marsh whose marriage to James I Groome Jr is set for July 22. Guests included the bride elects mother sister and a group from the Damsels Clique as the hostess and sister assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown Finch
Miss Marsh
Mildred Marsh
James I. Groome, Jr
Finch
Cloniger
J. E. Marsh
Charles F. Lucas
Jeanne Rankin
Betty Sechrest
Betsy Dean Wagger
Jane Austin
Altrusa Club names war project and postwar planning groups
Mrs. Alice Dickerson, the newly elected president, announced a war project committee to select a vital project and a war and postwar committee led by Mrs. Mabel Hargett at the High Point Altrusa meeting in the Sheraton hotel. She also appointed numerous committees with chairmen for ways and means by-laws public affairs classification publicity education vocational information membership library funds and international relations among others.
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Times
Alice Dickerson
High Point
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Lou Rothrock
Mabel Burnett
Josephine Colle
Mary Haralson
Madeline Hoover
Mabel Hargett
Dickerson
Jessie Mae Young
Ann McNeill
Mary Ballard
Charlotte Guy
Lucille Johnston
Lois Welborn
William Penn Colored
Louise Abernathy
Lillian Massey
Marie Forrest
U.S. O
Red Cross
Winners At Club Ladies Bridge Announced Today
Mesdames Laurance Ingram and Robert Hubbard led North South scores at the Emerywood Country Club bridge luncheon. Mrs David T Yow won first prize for top contract score. runners up were Mesdames Frank Tell III and Bruce Conrad. East West top pair was Mesdames O C Durland and Lloyd Flythe. second place went to Mrs Harold McKee and guest Mrs I Foy Horton of Rocky Mount Virginia.
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Laurance Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Harold McKee
I. Foy Horton
Rocky Mount
Fritzi Raymond
O. C. Durland
W. P Hazelwood
Frank Wood
Logan Porter
F. T. Wilhite
J. O Hauschild
R. G. Garland
Frank Stell, Sr
Bruce Conrad
J. T Weaver
J. S. Welborn
A. S. Caldwell, Jr
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Notable Bridge Players Attend Nashville Luncheon Gathering
A list of players and guests from Nashville and nearby towns attended a luncheon with lengthy attendee names including Horton H P Morrison Elizabeth Harriss Covington and Elizabeth Rhodes. Guests included Miss Nancy Erwin of Morganton and Miss Pat Conrad among others, joined by Mrs. Lawrence Matton and Mrs. Arthur Lojon of Pittsboro for the bridge event.
Local Eastern Star Honors Ed Updegrove on Grand Committee
At High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star, Ed Updegrove recibió recognition for appointment to the Grand Committee of the annual Robert Morris Day program by the Grand Chapter of North Carolina. Mrs. Edwin Bennison presided as worthy matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Updegrove
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Grand Chapter
North Carolina
Edwin Bennison
Guilford
Greensboro
Willie Updegrove
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Acacia
Numa F
High Point Mason
Eastern Star
J. W. Johnson
Hillcrest Drive
Two Service Men Honored With Informal Party
On Bencini Street Mrs. Etta Mae Sherwood and Mrs. Elsie Davis hosted a casual gathering for furloughed servicemen Pfe. Fred Davis and First Class Seaman Charles R. Davis. Pfe. Davis serves in Marianna Florida with the arms and Seaman Davis in Washington DC with the Navy. Games and prizes followed by refreshments. The event concluded with a theater party.
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Pfe
Fred Davis
Charles R. Davis
Etta Mae Sherwood
Elsie Davis
Bencini Street
Beard Child Is Feted On Her Eighth Birthday
Mrs. W. B. Howard hosted a birthday party for her niece Shirley Jean Beard at 1215 Ragan street. Guests enjoyed games ice cream and cake with candy favors and gifts for the eight year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beard
Charles Beard
Shirley Jean Beard
YWCA Business Club Dinner And Fellowship Meet
Members of the YWCA Business and Professional club held a dinner and fellowship gathering at the Adams Memorial building on North Main Street. Miss Maud Reynolds chaired as new president. Thelma Patrick announced committee members and Ruth Surratt assisted in reporting. Unity Nash received a birthday cake during dessert. visitors included Mrs Grady Moore and Mrs Addie Smith.
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Adams Memorial
North Main Street
Maud Reynolds
Thelma Patrick
Madeline McCain
Elizabeth Hedrick
Carl G. N. Cronstedt
Lillian Marlowe
Ruth Surratt
Unity Nash
Grady Moore
Addie Smith
Miss Reynolds Weds E C Averette In Charlotte
Miss Dorothy Vivian Reynolds daughter of Mrs. Ammie Lou Reynolds Winston-Salem and Eugene Crews Averette of Winston-Salem and Oxford were married at First Baptist Church Charlotte on Saturday July 10 at five o clock. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Luther Little with organist Mrs. E E Rutledge. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside in Winston-Salem after July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Vivian Reynolds
Ammie Lou Reynolds
Winston-Salem
Eugene Crews Averette
Oxford
First Baptist Church
Charlotte
Averette
J. T. Averette
Mr. Averette
Luther Little
Oregon
E. E. Rutledge
Reynolds
R. Kenner Amos
High Point
William Barringer Hotel
Women of the Moose Meet Tonight at Hall
The Women of the Moose hold their regular meeting this evening at eight o'clock in the Moose Hall.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Calvary Women to Hear Negro Girl Speaker at Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Methodist church will hold its general meeting Thursday at 7 30 PM at the church. Margaret Hill, a colored girl attending the Winston-Salem institute under the society's sponsorship, will report on the institute. Circle One of Green Street Baptist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 PM at Mrs G M Koontz 306 Mangum Ave. All members urged to attend. Suzannah Wesley class Archdale Methodist Church meets Thursday at 8 PM at Mrs Troy Gilmore's home in Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Methodist Church
Margaret Hill
Winston-Salem
Green ST
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Green Street
Archdale
Suzannah Wesley
Local residents travel and house guest updates
D H Parsons leaves for legal business in Statesville and Asheboro and plans to return tomorrow. Javan Rike Jr returns today from Charleston South Carolina. Mrs N H Gilll egson and Herbert Massey visit in Charlotte with the Massey family at 209 Maple Street. Lt Bullard and Mrs Bullard visit with Moran family before returning to Fort Jackson. Patricia McManus and two girls depart Monday for Gibson as house guests of Rev O W McManus. Mrs Henry Mayo and daughter return to Greensboro after visiting Rothrock family. Mrs W A Moore of Duncan SC plans to visit Rothrock relatives for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard M. Bullard
H. C. Massey
Bullard
Jonah Moran
Myrtle Beach
Henry Mayo
Greensboro
McKenney on Bridge by William E. McKenney
The column presents guidance from America's card authority William E. McKenney on bridge strategy and play. It focuses on standard techniques, hand evaluation, and framing leads for common two no trump and suit contracts.
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By William E. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
McKenney Explains Scoring Of Honors In Bridge
Reporter visits William Cheeks bridge club in Washington to examine honors scoring. The article notes many uniformed leaders from across the country attending and analyzes how honors are scored by the side that holds them, clarifying a common misunderstanding.
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William Cheeks
Washington
Bridge Hand Beats West for Five-Point Score
Rubber-N and S val West South played a competitive bridge hand. The declarer won the opening with diamonds, then ruffed two diamonds, cashed hearts, and uncorked clubs. A spade break left West unable to stop the contract, giving South a four odd doubled victory and West 100 for honors.
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East
South
West
Miss Evelyn Webb Bride Elect Honored In Thomasville Luncheon
Miss Evelyn Webb of Thomasville is the bride elect for late July. Mesdames George D. Finch and W. H. Curlee hosted a bridge luncheon with four tables, awarding top score to Mrs. E. L. Webb. Future events include several more pre wedding gatherings hosted by local families.
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Thomasville
Evelyn Webb
George D. Finch
W. H. Curlee
Finch
Colonial Drive
E. L. Webb
iTo Miss Webb
Miss Webb
Mesdames R. M. Cooksey
O. R. Hodgin
Doak Finch
D. A. Long
Alvah Boyles
James Lambeth, Jr
Harry Lee Lambeth
Robert Rapp
J. W. Prevo
Meade Hite
Howard Palmer
Roy Proctor
P. M. Sherrill
Fred Gray
Fisher Ferry Street
Mesdames
R. M. Cooksey
Better Communications Aid Vivid Sicilian Invasion Coverage
Army Public Relations reports stronger war news from Sicily through pooled reporting. Eyewitness stories travel from the front to Algiers then Washington, with OWI coordinating distribution to New York bureaus. Faster transmission and error checks ensure timely, comprehensive coverage.
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Washington
United States
Sicily
Albert L. Warner
Warner
Office of War Information
OWI
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Miss Reynolds
E.c.averette
D. H. Parsons
Statesville
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Javan Rike, Jr
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Relatint
N. H. “Gillegson, Herbert
Maple Street
Gill
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Charles McManus
Nell
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Camp Adventure
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J. E. Hayden
Washington Street
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J. A. Palmer
Curtis Black
Jay Howard
Margaret Palmer
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