High Point College Omicron Chapter Meets With No Members
The newly organized High Point College omicron chapter of the association held a meeting with no members or prospective members present. A watermelon gathering was planned for Monday evening at seven near the post office employees’ office on Highway 1. The executive committee is focusing on expanding the chapter at the High Point College area.
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High Point Siumal Aseociation
Proapec
High Point College
Eli
Chastain Tials Announced Wedding in Woodview
The notice reports the wedding of Olivia Bennett Woodview Cheastain to a groom identified as Charities ett, with A. B. Conred pastor officiating. The ceremony featured nuptial music and a pink rosebud theme. The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside with the groom’s and bride’s families.
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Weddine
Flrat Rapu
Olivia Bennett
Woodview Cheastain
A. B. Conred
Feland Eles
Misella
Charities
Chacetaifi
Marriage of Mise Virginia York and Robert E Teetor
Mise Virginia York and Robert E Teetor were married on Monday July 18 at Memorial M. P. Church with Rev. Edw Suite officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. L. P. York, has lived in High Point most of her life. the groom, second son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Teeter, has resided here as well. They will reside at 2161 East Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Virginia York
Robert E. Teetor
Edw. Suite
Kin Memorial M. P. Church
L. P. York
Tire Road
A. B. Teeter
Forrest Avenue
East Green
Mabrey Family Enroute to Make Home in Virginia
Mr. and Mrs. Mabrey and their son E Mabrey arrived yesterday at their ambassador home and plan to move to Virginia. J M Mabrey recently left the Charlotte Fed Reserve Bank and will be chief honor guest at the Spanish American War men Ball at Sedgefield where he serves as state commander.
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Merc
J. M. Mabrey
E. Mabrey
Mabrey
Ambassador Ments
Nd. Va
Fed- Reserve Bank
Charlotte
Mrs. Mabrey
Sedgefield This Ag
Mr. Mabrey
Mander
Fabric expert Miss Tripp visits Hartree's hosiery dept
A seasoned fabric expert travels nationwide to advise women on purchasing and caring for hosiery. She will spend the week in Hartree's Department Store hosiery department offering guidance to Point women on stocking troubles. Miss Tripp urges gentle handling over scrubbing to extend hosiery life.
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Gonna
Ahere
Hartree’s Department Store
Igh Point
Siaagement
Miss Tripp
David Spencer's Fourth Birthday Party Observed at Home
Mr. and Mrs. LaRoy Spencer Jr entertained 23 children at 1410 King Street to celebrate David Spencer's fourth birthday. Games preceded an ice cream course with favors for guests including Jo Smoak Vivian Adderton Ronal Suite Sylvia Prevost Myra Harmon Maxine Harmon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRoy Spencer, Jr
King Street
David
Jo Smoak
Vivian Adderton
Ronal Suite
Sylvia Prevost
Myra
Maxine Harmon
Betty Jean
Mary Frances
Joanne Tysinger
Ronald Nifong
Joe
Fred
Margaret
Mary
Local Woman Wins Hotel Bridge Tourney Title
High Point's Mrs Valette J Harris topped the Rubber Bridge tourney at Ocean Forest hotel with the best afternoon score. Harold Sharpsteen directed the event for 31 tables, drawing bridge fans from the Culbertson Studios in New York.
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Myrtle Brach
High Point
Ocean Forest Hotel
Valette J. Harris
Harold Sharpsteen
Culbertson Studios
New York
Girl Pentagon Meeting With Miss Ruth Pollock
The Girls Pentagon club will meet this evening at Miss Ruth Pollock’s home, 1207 Johnson Street, at 7:30 p.m.
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Pentagon Club
Ruth Pollock
Johnson Street
USWV Sponsor Ball at Sedgefield Marks 40th War Anniversary
A gala sponsored by the Percy Gray Post and Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans is held at Sedgefield manor tonight to celebrate the Spanish American War’s fortieth anniversary. Music by Dick Jones and colleagues from the University of Tennessee accompanies the floor show with UT Glee Club performers. The event is open to the public with dancing starting at 10 p.m. Honor guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Mabrey, state department commander and auxiliary president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Manor
Percy Gray
United
Dick Jones
University of Tennessee
W. J. York
David Chains
High Point
Sedgefield
Hief
Farnich
First Six Weeks Of Camping Ends At Old Mill
Guilford Girl Scouts wrap six week camp with awards at Old Mill on Big Alamence Creek. Merit badges honor swimming hostess dancing crafts and nature. Thirty five Brownies join Pioneers and Gypsies for two weeks of camping as Robin Hood and Peter Pan units depart. Staff changes include Mrs. James T. O'Neil and others. Annual song contest won by Pioneers with a two to four score.
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Guilford
Old Mill
Big Alamence Creek
James T. O'Neil
Mise
Nancy O'Brien
Evelyn Glase
Rebecca Reuth
Iest
Evelyn Shepherd
Florine Ray
Mary Lou McRae
Carroll Stoker
E Ome Blackwelder
Elain Bartlett
Pioneers
Pionééra
Peter Pan
Robin Hood
Church Social to Serve Luncheon at South Main Circle
South Main M. E. church Circle Three will host a luncheon in the church basement tomorrow from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m Tickets available at the door Menu includes chicken pie beans stewed corn tomatoes slaw hot roll cake and tea The Stephens Bible study class meets tomorrow at 3 p m at Mrs Claude F Ellington 217 West Bay Street Rev H P Williams to lead with his topic.
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South Main Circle
South Main M. E. Church
Stephens Bible
Tts
Claude F. Ellington
West Bay Street
H. P. Willilama
High Pointers Enjoy Ocean Drive Beach Vacation
Mr and Mrs P H Dalton and son Hunter Jr returned Sunday from Ocean Drive Beach 8 C where they spent the past week. Also in town visiting are Mrs John R Peacock and her child Mrs Mayne wundy and son Mrs I T Mann and Frances Mann and Mrs WY Sale Jr with two children. Mr and Mrs Frank Smith and the Walser families have been recent visitors.
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P. H. Dalton
Hunter, Jr
Océan Drive Beach
8. C
Daughters Born to Lacey and Amos Families
Mr and Mrs James Lacey of 215 Kelly street announce the birth of a daughter Bonnie Louise on July 17. Mr and Mrs Millard Amos report the birth of daughter Betty Jo on July 20 at the home of Mrs Amos’s parents, Hill Ward and Pauline Ward in Archdale. May Hull has moved to 26 Oakwood Court Apartments from the Biltmore hotel.
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James Laceys
James Lacey
Kelly Street
Bonnie Louise
Betty JO Amos
Millard Amos
Betty Jo
Amos
Mrs. Hill Ward
Archdale
Pauline Ward
Miss Hull
Miss May Hull
Oakwood Court Apartments
Biltmore Hotel
Florence Nightingale Members Entertained By Greensboro Club
Fifteen Florence Nightingale club members hosted by the Acorn club in Greensboro last night amid rain forced indoor supper. Nearly 60 attended a gymnasium picnic with singing and games directed by Miss Malvin Morton. Special guests included Miss Leslie Johnson and Miss Margaret Knight.
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Florence Nightingale
Greensboro Club
Florence Nightingale Club
Acorn Club
Greensboro
the Cone Club
Malvin Morton
Miss Morton
Leslie Johnson
Margaret Knight
Roanoke
Va. Y. W
Local Notices of Friends and Visitors Across Town
Friends and relatives visit or travel through area homes and hospitals. Carter Dalton is hospitalized with bronchitis at Burrus Memorial Hospital after being carried there Sunday morning. Various residents from Charlotte Greensboro Asheville and Durham locations are guests or travelers visiting family, attending events, or returning home across the region.
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Carter Dalton
Johnson Street
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Black-Howard wedding invites issued for Thomasville August 6
Formal invitations announce the marriage of Miss Lois Black and Jay Howard in Thomasville North Carolina on August 6 at Heidelberg Reformed and Evangelical church. Rev J A Palmer will officiate with family members and local musicians in support.
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Thomasville
Misa Lois Black
Jay Howard
Curtin Joshua Black
Adna
Jay Norwood Howard
Heidelberg Reformed and Evangelical Church
Thomaseville
North Carolina
J. A. Palmer
Hubert Lee Fouts
Mise
Gladys Black
Fioliniet
Cheaterity
A. Lee Black
Marie Black
Ruth Williams
High Point
Ruth Sullivan
Clara Fouts
Me. Howard
Robert Morrow
Ushera
Merlin Howard
Palmer
Connie Hanes
McDonalds Guests Visit Raeford Relatives in Weekend Trip
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. McDonald hosted Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Peters and C. R. Peters Jr. of Chicago as they spent a weekend in Raeford visiting McDonalds relatives. Mrs. D. R. Blakemore and son of Staunton Va returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wilson. Mrs. Charlie Edgerton went home to Kershaw S C after visiting Mrs. Paul Culp who accompanied her and the baby for a visit. Mary Faison Covina left yesterday for Elon College.
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R. L. McDonald
C. R. Peters
C. R. Peters, Jr
Chicago
McDonalds
Raeford
McDonald
D. R. Blakemore
Staunton
R. C. Wilson
Charlie Edgerton
Kershaw
8. C
Paul Culp
McKenney On Bridge by William F. Secretary
Bridge column by William F. McKenney of the American Contract Bridge League provides strategic quick tips and commentary on bidding and play. The piece emphasizes standard conventions and practical approaches for club players seeking better competition results.
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William F
We. McKenney American Contract Bridge League
Unconventional opening leads to no trump clash in bridge effort
A bridge battle unfolds as West opens clubs in a seven card deal. Weiner and partner pursue a no trump goal but misshoot to safer ground. West executes a club sequence winning by careful trump preservation, while South cannot salvage a no trump bid and settles for the safer contract.
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Weimer
West
Haat
Weiner
Heart
South
North
Weekend House Parties and Birthday Gatherings In North Carolina
Mrs T J Covington traveled with her daughter to Greensboro to visit, while Gladys Black spent a weekend in Raleigh with Miss Grace Kellen. Mrs A G Gordon celebrated her 56th birthday with family at home July 24, and Misses Margaret Woeten and Catherine Dosier visited Mrs P W Flagge after a Waynesville house party and trips to Lake Junaluska.
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Gordon
Margaret Woeten
Cathérine Dosier
Tarbore
P. W. Flagge
Colonial Drive
Waynesville
Martha Way
Greensboro College
Lake Junaluska
Duplicate-N. Ags Vul. Over AKS4 E. R764 KQJ10
Fragmentary chess notation appears with pieces and coordinates, referencing an Ags duplicate event. The garbled text suggests a position or move sequence labeled R764 KQJ10 and cards marked e and Vul. Limited readable elements prevent a full reconstruction of the match or players involved.
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David Spencer
Miss Ruth Pollock
Dinkler
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Atlanta
Carling Dines
Andrew Jackson
Nashville
Tutwiler
St. Charles
Birmingham
New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Savannah
USWV
Stephens
Tomenton
Ocean Drive Beach
Sam Thorne, Jr
Elia Page Harrison
E. T. Harrison
Ferndale Drive
C. B. Bailey
Caarl Bailey Jr
Waycrossa
Quitman
Georgia
Cameron Bailey
Waycross
Georgia Morton
Morris Street
Katherine Biedman Palmer
Morton C. Jones
Ruth
Hickory
Theresa Chaka
Asheville
George Moser
C. C. Douglas
School of Religion
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
H. T. Douglas
Misa Ruth Gillis
Charlottesville
Durham
Walter
Bryant
Walter E. Crissman
Lexington Avenue
John Pilanser
Chattanooga
Henry Keoonts
Thomas Strickland
Duke University
Paul & Robinson
Ruth Goodman
Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Jim Stewart
Rotary Drive
Burrus Memorialspital
James Kirkman
Alice Ruth
Jimmy
Joe Kirkman
Buddy
Chimney Rock
Nat Walker
Maggie Ohneon
Walter Johnson
Dorcas Philathes
Main Street
M. BR
Lillian Shuford
Luther Clemmona
Rty
Minnie Lee Guyer
Margaret Thompson
Shuford
R. L. Shuford
Clara Harrison
McKenney
Leonard Weiner
Harrishbure
Alice Ruth Kirkman
CiAwOnl
Branom
Duke Power CO
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