Evening Bridge Set For Friday At Club
Emery wood Country club hosts an orang bridge party Friday at 7 30 with Mr and Mrs J S Welborn as hosts following the ladies bridge and luncheon. Top North South winners Wilhite and Reid McNamara and East West winners Frank Wood and W P. Prize war saving stamps awarded to Mrs F J McKibbin Mrs Louis F Voorhees and Mrs Frank Armfield Jr. Many members attend with a long list of participants and guests from Atlanta Montgomery Laurinburg and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J. S. Welborn
J. O. Hauschild
Esdames Fey
Mr . Wilhite
Reid McNamara
Frank Wood
W. P
F. J. McKibbin
Atlanta
Louis F. Voorhees
Frank Armfield, Jr
Mesdames J. ©. Hauschild
Logan
Harry Brockmann
Ed Lyon
Laurinburg
Barbara Lynn
Nelson Mann
Arta Pearltt
Nancy Sechrest
Jean Hardin
Winifred Wall
Jean Cline
Mary Joner
Margaret Washburn
Jay Conrad
Peggy Jane Bryant
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Paul Hassler
Elliott Drive
Frank Marr
R. M. Cooksey
Fred Gray
Ralph Wilson
Frank Murr
S . Hodgin
Harry Lee Lambeth
Julius Green
Co. L. White, Jr
Temperance Group Hears Dr Brown At July Meeting
George R Brown spoke on temperance at the July meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union held yesterday afternoon in the Wesley Memorial Methodist Church ladies parlor. He denounced strong drink in forceful terms. Mrs M J Crowder presided, the group voted to add twelve dollars to the Army Camp Fund, and Mission secretary Mrs E V Slack reported 150 bouquets sent to the sick. One new member, Mrs Allie Forster, was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Brown
Oman's Christian Temperance Union
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
M. J. Crowder
Rge Stephens Army Camp Fund
Cs Sang
E. V Slack
Allie Forster
North Main Street Baptist Church to Honor Pastor Rainey
Loyal Workers class hosts informal party for Rev L J Rainey and his family at 7 15 Friday in the church men’s class room. The Raineys arrived July 1 to begin his pastorate and live on Lexington avenue temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Rainey
North Main Street Baptist Church
Mr. Rainey
High Point
Lexington Avenue
Lieut Harrison Leaves For West
Lieutenant Keith Harrison departed yesterday for San Francisco to report for duty with the United States Navy after completing radar training at Saint Simons Island Georgia. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Harrison of Wiltshire Boulevard and arrived with his wife and young daughter who have stayed with his parents while he trained. Mrs Harrison and the child remain behind with his parents as he proceeds to duty.
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Keith Harrison
San Francisco
United States Navy
Saint Simons Island
Harrison
Arthur Harrison
Wiltshire Boulevard
Ex Railroad Man Cobb Dies in Norfolk at Home
Charlie Mayo Cobb longtime superintendent of the Norfolk division of the Atlantic Coast Line railroad who retired four years ago died yesterday at his home in Norfolk. He was a native of Edgecombe County North Carolina.
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Norfolk, Va
Charlie Mayo Cobb
Norfolk Division
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Edgecombe County
North Carolina
Thomasville Bridal Luncheon Honors Navy Bride and Groom
Mr and Mrs J R Blair of Thomasville hosted a luncheon at Emery Wood Country Club for Pfe and Mrs Joseph Williard Bales and his bride Mary Elizabeth Leech. The event featured pink gladioli and a four course meal for eighteen guests as the couple, married in Live Oak, received crystal goblets. Pfc Bales, stationed in Clovis New Mexico with the U S Army, was on furlough for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Blair
Thomasville
Emerywood Country Club
Pfe
Joseph Williard Bales
Mary Elizabeth Leech
U. S. Navy
Live Oak
Fla
M. L. Bales
Henry Leech
J. Alvah Boyles
G.W. Lyles
W. E. Tomlinson
Pfc
Bales
Clovis
New Mexico
United States Army
Reception At Thomasville Honors Pfc Bales And Bride
Special to the Enterprise Thomasville July 19 Mr and Mrs Marvin Lee Bales hosted at their Erwin Heights home to honor their son Pfc Joseph Willard Bales and his bride Ensign Mary Elizabeth Leech US Navy WAVEs married July 11 in Live Oak Florida Guests included the Leech and Boyles families and friends The couple and their families were welcomed with a reception lineup in the library drawing room and dining room amid bridal motifs and summer flowers This notice also mentions a bridge party at the Newsome residence and a Sans Souci bridge club gathering with prizes, plus church society teas and a music director appointment at Main Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Marvin Lee Bales
Erwin Heights
Pfc
Joseph Willard Bales
Mary Elizabeth Leech
U. S. Navy Waves
Live Oak
Florida
W. E. Tomlinson
George Johnson
High Point
Doak Finch
David Long, Jr
Ben Harris
Harry Curllee
Mildred Jennings Heathcote
Lillian Yow
Aries Phillips
J. E. Lambeth, Sr
Anna DeShazo
Mollie Lambeth
Martha Phillips
James E. Lambeth, Jr
Eightyen
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Main Street
M.E. Church
R. C. Rapp
Fisher Ferry Street
Betty Kirkpatrick
Leaksville
Main Street Methodist Church
Harry Lee Lambeth
C. L. White
R. H. Holliday
J. R. Myers
Rapp
Rev
Lee F. Tuttle
Kirkpatrick
E. J. Earnhart
R. C. Wilson
John Hiatt
Mesdames Carson Cox
Robert Williams
Ralph Wilson
T. J. York
L. C. Dillon
R. M. Cooksey
Paul Green
W. H. Peace
Walter Rapp
J. C. Lloyd
Newcomers Club Luncheon Friday
The Newcomers club schedules a luncheon Friday hosted by Mrs. S. P. Ponsa ing of Rowella Apartments Apartment 11. Announcement issued today indicates the event details remain to be confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Ponsaing
Rowella Apartments
Newcomers Invited to City Luncheon by Mrs. Prettyman
A luncheon for all newcomers to the city was announced. For more information, call Mrs. E P Prettyman at 5229.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Prettyman
Turkey inaugurates first five year industrialization plan
In 1934 Turkey launched its first five year industrialization plan signaling a state driven push to expand industry and modernize the economy under early republican leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Vulnerability in Contract Bridge Turns on the Risk
Josephine Culbertson explains how vulnerability changes decisions in a bridge deal West opens, East-West vulnerable. North misreads a position, overestimates his hand, and misses the chance to double and gain 1100 points versus 400 for a non vulnerable bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
North-South
North
East
Whitesell Family Mourns Gibsonville Death
Mr and Mrs W K Whitesell and family are in Gibsonville after the death of Mr Whitesell s mother following a brief illness Funeral services were held this afternoon with interment at Friedens cemetery The Whitesells plan to return home Thursday Capt Walter L Hargett Jr and Lieut Dan D Arden Jr both Army Air Corps navigators at Selman Field La stayed overnight with their parents before leaving for their posts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hardin
H. Dupuy Sears, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Lt. Sears
H. D. Sears
Pickett Farms
Freeman Field
Seymour
Ind
Air Corps
W. K. Whitesell
Gibsonville
Walter L. Hargett, Jr
Dan D. Arden, Jr
Army Air Corps
Selman Field
W. L. Hargett
Aron
Army
Selman F
Delightful toddler sewing pattern from Anne Adams
Advertisement for pattern 4513 by Anne Adams offering a sundress panties and bonnet set for toddlers in sizes 1 to 6. Claims fabric use of one yard and price details, urging readers to send ten cents more for a new pattern book from High Point Enterprise, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
West 17Th St
New York
Birth of Larry Deaton Reported by Glenn Park and Family
Glenn Park a Navy petty officer second class and Mrs. Parks announce the birth of a son Larry Deaton on July 15 at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Park
Navy
Local Women See Demonstrations Of Canning Here
A scheduled canning demonstration at Mrs. Jake Froelich’s home was postponed due to the absence of city home demonstration agent Mrs. W K Whitesell who was called out of the city by a death in the family. Demonstrations by Mrs. Whitesell have drawn groups at several recent events including visits to Mrs. J R Paschal and Mrs. G O Burton, with the next session rescheduled after her return. appointments may be made by calling 3446 and her assistant Mrs. L Hutchins will arrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel P. Hardin
Rockford
Jake Froelich
W. K. Whitesell
Whitesell
J. R. Paschal
Wright Street
Tobacco sales holiday debate at State Farm Bureau meeting
State Farm Bureau Federation tobacco committee in Raleigh weighed joining a tobacco sales holiday to pressure ceiling prices from the OPA. North Carolina growers consider a strike with Georgia and South Carolina if ceilings are too low. border belt markets open Aug 1. Dr. Stevick predicts infantile paralysis peak this month with 386 cases since June 1, centered in Piedmont regions, likely decline in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Tobacco Committee
State Farm Bureau Federation
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
OPA
Winslow
Greenville
Federation
C. P. Stevick
State Health Department
Piedmont
Stevick
Reorganizing Guard Raleigh July 19
The state guard reorganizes from two infantry regiments of three battalions and four companies each. Brig. Gen. James W. Jenkins will command the first brigade infantry with regimental HQ in Greensboro Waynesville and Goldsboro. Col. Zeno G. Hollowell leads Goldsboro unit. Col. William W. Sharp Sr. leads Greensboro unit with three battalions stationed at Oxford Raleigh Greensboro and Burlington Albemarle Lexington Salisbury and Concord Reidsville Leaksville Winston Salem and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Guard
Adj
4. van B. Metts
James W. Jenkins
Henderson
Greensboro
Waynesville
Goldsboro
Zeno G. Hollowell
William W. Sharp
Oxford
Burlington
Albemarle
Lexington
Salisbury
Concord
Reidsville
Leaksville
Winston-Salem
High Point
Prisoners Paroled to Work at Hickory Hospital
Seventeen white and Negro women prisoners have been granted temporary paroles until Aug. 17 to work as maids charwomen and other helpers in the emergency hospital at Hickory for infantile paralysis cases. Hospital officials assign duties to the: workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Hickory
Traffic Up Three Percent In Rural June Travel
Raleigh reports a three percent rise in rural traffic for June, marking a seasonal trend per the State Highway and Public Works Commission statistics bureau. Weekend travel remained unchanged from prior months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Statistics Bureau
The
State Highway and Public Works Commission
High Point Memorial Hospital Boulevard Unit Mention
The Boulevard unit of the High Point Memorial Hospital is identified with Mrs. Parks, formerly Miss Helen Deaton of this city.
Birth of Bobby Lee Stamey in High Point
Mr and Mrs Clyde Stamey of High Point route one announce the birth of a son Bobby Lee on July at the Boulevard unit of the High Point Memorial Hospital Mrs Stamey the former Miss Vivian May Eldridge of High Point and baby are at their home on route one
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Lee Stamey
Clyde Stamey
High Point
Route One
Bobby Lee
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
A frank talk for Women on the Other Fellow
Elsie Robinson argues women seek useless frank talk with men about flaws. She says honesty often fails, men resist exposing faults, and women should speak briefly and stop dwelling on a partner’s shortcomings. The piece urges restraint and practical wisdom in relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Jim
Jennie
Sgt Woodell Receives DFC in England
T Sgt Morris J Woodell son of Mr and Mrs Bennie A Woodell of High Point North Carolina earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for extraordinary achievement as a radio operator gunner on B 17 missions over Germany and occupied Europe. His prior schooling was at Allen Jay High School and he has a brother S Sgt W Woodell also serving in the Army Air Forces in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Aaf
England
Morris J. Woodell
Bennie A. Woodell
Fifth Street
High Point
N. C
Eighth Air Force
Sereant Woodell
Germany
Euro
Woodell
United States
Army Air Forces
Allen Jay High School
Sgt
W. Woodell
Amey Air Forces
No Carolina
Storms Knock Charleston Radio Off Air
Two thunderstorms in Charleston damaged broadcasting equipment and temporarily knocked both local radio stations off the air. A 30 mile wind disrupted studios and transmission lines, halting normal broadcasting operations until repairs could be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Fragmentary locals text hints at a brief storm event
OCR fragment mentions an hour with a four second storm and outnary places, ell. Full details missing.
Nazis Pick Berry Labor Shortage Solution on Cape Cod
Thirty German prisoners of war from Camp Edwards stockade are picking strawberries on farms in East Falmouth Massachusetts to ease Cape Cod labor shortages. Prisoners are guarded closely and transported by motor trucks to and from the stockade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Falmouth
Mass
Camp Edwards Stockade
Cape Cod
Stockade
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Miss Hardin
Lydia
Pinknam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fietans
Janie
Canene
Temperance
Dr. Brown
N. Main St
Church OF Christ Auxiliary Meeting
Hamilton Street
Church of Christ
Cc. C. Gable
Thomasville Road
Mesdames Orman, Davis and
Yokeley
Gae
Lieut
Lily Pons
Near East
Metropolitan Opera
Andre Kostelanetz
Persian Gulf Command
Erskine Blalock
Flora Newsome
Weddie Huffman
Newsome
Forsythe Street
Frank Newsome
Susanna Matthews
Charlotte
R. G. Jennings
Ben Cox
Nell Jennings Cox
Myrtle Beach
Business and
Professional Women's Club
Mare Snell
Minnie Gilliam
Jewell Sink
Frankie Craven
Asheville
G. F. Crowell
Douglas Crutchfield
Gay
Waynesboro
Newcomers
Josephine Culbertson
West Dealer
Gcore
AJOS
By Anne Ohlams
Parks
FDR
Samuel Jackson
Indiana
Chicago
Roosevelt
Jackson
Henry A. Wallace
Elsie Robinson
Sgt. Woodell
Zemo
Minne Lee Steed
Tris James Helen Wright
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N, Main St
Tel
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
South Main & Taylor Sts
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