Bridge Club Meets With Mrs Underwood
The Woodmen Circle Bridge club met for its monthly social at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Lloyd Underwood hosting at her Boulevard home. Three tables played. high score went to Mrs. Caruso Marsh, runner up to Mrs. Tommy Parnell, and consolation to Mrs. Jimmy Skinner. A dessert course followed for Evie Williams, Barbara Carroll, and several others. Myrtle Garrard will host the August meeting.
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Woodmen Circle Bridge Club
Lloyd Underwood
Boulevard
Caruso Marsh
Tommy Parnell
Jimmy Skinner
Evie Williams
Barbara Carroll
Mesdames Paul, Carroll
James Ellington
Caruso
Tommy Par
S'Amusante Club To Meet Tonight
The S'Amusante club will meet this evening at eight o'clock with Mrs. Johnny Wiffendal at her home 610 Edgedale drive.
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S‘amusante Club
S'Amusante Club
Johnny Wiffendal
Edgedale Drive
Tugg Time Returns to WHPE Airwaves Tomorrow
The High Point Radio council announced the children’s program Tugg Time will air tomorrow from 1:15 to 1:30 PM on WHPE. The show resumes its originally scheduled slot after a brief hiatus.
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WHPE
High Point Radio Council
Local News Notes On Residents Ill and Here Guests
Robert Clifton, son of Mrs. P. A. Clifton, is ill at Watts Memorial hospital in Durham. Mrs. W. S. Lancaster, of 314 Burton Street, is recovering from major surgery at Boulevard Unit High Point Memorial hospital and may receive visitors. Sgt. Donald R. Hall arrived at Hamilton Field California after a month with his wife and son Michael Ray at 214 Venable Street. He awaits overseas assignment. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Shagusa of Brooklyn are visiting at 600 Centennial Avenue with former High Point resident Mrs. Shagusa.
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Robert Clifton
P. A. Clifton
This
Watts Memorial Hospital
Durham
Donald R. Hall
Hamilton Field
Calif
Michael Ray
Venable Street
Sgt. Hall
S. J. Siiagusa
Brooklyn, N. Y
J. M. Harris
Centennial Avenue
Shagusa
High Point
Mary Ellen Thrift
Lydia Pickett
Ottis W. Thrift
Robert Willson Gleasner
R. J. Gleasner
Elbert D. Newlin
Deep River
Barney B. Yarborough Jr
Gleasner
Jamestown High
Western Electric
On- Salem
White Lake
B. B. Hough
E. B.wicke
Jamestown
Martha James
Margaret Thrift
Glendora Eller
Lydia Pickett Thrift
Route 6, High Point
Community events schedule with meetings and entertainments
Altrusa dinner at Bliss restaurant and a Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting hosted by Mrs P R Dixon on English street feature speakers Miltion H Hadley and others. Numerous social gatherings include bridge parties, bridal honors, luncheons, cake cutting, and chess club activities at homes and clubs through Wednesday Saturday.
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Altrusa Club
Bliss
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
P. R. Dixon
English Street
Milton H. Hadley
Lloyd Swink
Walter Hill
Lexington Avenue
Acee
On Bridge By William Eb McKenney
Bridge column by William Eb McKenney for NEA Service discusses card play concepts and bidding ideas with practical examples and tips for improving partnership communication and hand evaluation.
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William EB. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Laying Off Finesse Wins Three North Table Tricks
Harry Lees of St. Louis a Midwest bridge leader heads the St. Louis delegation to the national championships session starting July 31 in Chicago. He is noted for busy play and strong match-point pursuit, with a bold spade bid theory that spades may be bid when others pass. He scored a top on the board by winning nine tricks with a nonstandard spade approach.
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Midwest
Harry Lees
St. Louis
American Auto Insurance Companies
American Contract Bridge League
Chicago
Lees
West
Eveeeety
East
Exchangettes Meet At Gibson Gold Room
The Exchangette club gathered at Gibson's Gold Room with Mrs Archie Sherron and Mrs W Co Shaw as hostesses. Officers were installed in a candlelight ceremony. A large central arrangement featured lavender dahlias. Rolls served as secretary, treasurer Bill Davis, and board members included Mrs Jack Dunn and Mrs Hamer Miller. An ice course followed.
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Exchangette Club
Gibson's Gold Room
Archie Sherron
W. Co. Shaw
Hee
Bill Davis
Jack Dunn
Hamer Miller
Board of Control
B and P Department Council to Meet at YWCA
The Business and Professional Department Council of the YWCA will hold a called meeting Thursday night at 7 at the YWCA building. Presidents of clubs will attend and hear a report from Miss Marjorie Welborn on the Leadership Council to be held at Camp Burges Glen September 11 and 12. Conference registrations are due by August 25.
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Business and Professiona Department Council
YWCA
Marjorie Welborn
Camp Burges Glen
Stephens Bible Class to Meet at Ellington Home
The Stephens Bible class gathers tomorrow afternoon at 217 West Bay street the home of Mrs C F Ellington with Miss Kathleen Embler as speaker.
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Stephens Bible
C. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
Kathleen Embler
Negro Is Fined On Charge Of Having Weapon
Thomasville July 27 Curtis James Pope Washington D C was fined 50 dollars and court costs after pleading guilty to carrying a concealed weapon The weapon was ordered destroyed by the court He also paid costs on a separate violation of the prohibition law Several defendants were taxed costs for drunkenness and speeding
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Recorder’s Court
Curtis James Pope
Washington, D. C
Pope
Moon Earth Gap Scarbed by Ancient Ocean Bed
A paleontological note suggests a buried Pacific ocean bed once marked the ancient moon earth separation. the scar filled over millions of years, leaving a geological imprint.
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Pacific Ocean
Moon
Largest conical burial mound found at Moundsville
A prehistoric burial mound of conical design is identified as the largest of its kind and is located in Moundsville West Virginia marking a major archaeological find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
Certificate Filed By Local Concern Arlene Shops of High Point
Arlene Shops of High Point Inc filed a certificate of incorporation with the secretary of state Thad Eure. The concern will deal in wearing apparel with capital stock of 100 shares, no par value, three shares subscribed by Arch Schoch L A Schoch both of High Point and Le Strauss New York.
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Arlene Shops of
High Point, Inc
Thad Eure
Arch Schoch
L. A. Schoch
High Point
le Strauss
New York
High Point Man Appointed Electrical Inspectors
The Guilford County board approved M. S. Motes of High Point and D. L. Kennedy of Greensboro as emergency electrical inspectors for their cities. They serve after hours and in emergencies to cover for ill full time inspector H. W. Honeycutt, earning 3 dollars an hour plus seven cents a mile.
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Greensboro
M. S. Motes
High Point
Guilford County
D. L. Kennedy
Board For Commissioners
H. W Honeycutt
Driver of Cab Unconscious in Thomasville
Thomasville report says a Blue Bird Cab driver from Point was found unconscious in an alley behind Nance's Flower Shop on East Main Street. He was taken to Memo hospital where attendants treated him for fainting and discharged him after regaining consciousness. The cause of his presence in the alley remains unknown.
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Thomasville
Blue Bird Cab Company
Point
East Main Stree
Memo Hospital
Nance
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Bridge Club
Slydia
E. Pinkham
Grace Flower Shop, Inc
Washington
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Marshall E. Ginsberg
N. Main St
Guilford
N. Main
Cas
Duke Power Company
Dure Power Company
Woman's Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Betty Lou Nance
William D. Smith
Robert Green
Viola Brigman
Ward Street Methodist Church
Pharsday
the Wood Country Club
Hal Davis
E. Harville
J. B. Beck
Helena Upshaw
Harville
Colonial Drive
Gladis Kivett
Herbert Artland
Emerywood Uplicate Club
Country Club
O. M. Dy
Ilalatetn
Morton Murray
Bundy
N. T
Val
le Pass
la Pass
Gibson Gold Room
Elgin
Hamilton Waltham
Lester's Tt
Mrs. Is. Collier Ellis Bothes
Dustenduon
B and P Department Council
High Point Man
Perot
E. Commerce St
Iast
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