Mrs C O McMichael Returns Home From Visit Ties
Mrs C O McMichael returns to Winston Salem from a week with daughter Mrs R T Amos in West Emerywood. Sisters Mrs C L Martin and Tom Teague of Madison also return after visiting their niece. Betty Lou Armentrout came home from Baltimore Washington Arlington with grandmother Mrs J C Armentrout. Hazel Chapman visiting from War Department in Washington. Several relatives to arrive or recover from medical visits in Greensboro area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. McMichael
Winston-Salem
R. T. Amos
West Emerywood
Mesdames C. L. Martin
Tom Teague
McMichael
Madison
Amos
Betty Lou Armentrout
Gilbert Stret
Baltimore
Washington
Arlington, Va
J. C. Armentrout
Hazel Chapman
War Department
Washington, D. C
City
A. L. Chapman
Church Street
D. G. Glisson
Robert
Gerard, Ga
M. FE. McMahan
Vernon Ward
Gloria
W. E. Myers
Small Luncheon Honors Visitors at Emerywood Country Club
Mrs. Willis Slane hosted a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club yesterday afternoon for visiting guests including Mrs. T. Amos, her mother Mrs. C. O. McMichael of Winston-Salem, and Mrs. C. L. Martin and Mrs. Tom Teague of Madison. Summer flowers decorated the center table as attendees gathered in the club dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Slane
Emerywood Country Club
T. Amos
R. T. Amos
C. O. McMichael
Winston-Salem
Mesdames C. L. Martin
Tom Teague
Madison
Slane
Top Scorers For Ladies Bridge At Club Announced
Winners at this weeks ladies bridge luncheon include Mesdames Laurance Ingram Hubbard and Lucy Morris of Washington for North South and Mrs J P Armstrong top at contract tables with War stamps prizes. Runners up in North South were Adams Harris and Ryan How ard for East West. A large list of players made up the tables and reservations for tomorrows family night dinner reached capacity. Saturday duplicate bridge play will conclude the weeks events at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurance Ingram
Robert Hubbard
C. S. Beaver
Guest
Lucy Morris
Washington, D. C
J. P. Armstrong
Mesdames P. Y. Adams
Valette J. Harris
Valette J. Harris, and Mesdames
J. T. Ryan
E. T. Howard
East West
Mesdames
J. S. Welborn
O. C. Durland
J. O. Hauschild
L. W. Flythe
P. Y. Adams
Silas Casey
R. A. Sheloff
F. T. Wilhite
Harold McKee
Elizabeth Stark
Aida Ingram
Ellen Russell
Patsy Conrad
Margaret Washburn
Jean Cline
Jean Fambrough
Farish Sizemore
Mery Jo Spencer
Bevan Family Births Welcome Daughter Elizabeth Anne
Mr and Mrs Charles Bevan of Jamestown announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Anne on Sunday July 25 at Guilford General Hospital. The couple now reside at their home. Mr and Mrs Fred W Smith of Baltimore Maryland, formerly Kernersville residents, announce a son Jerry Fred born July 17 at Guilford General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roberts
Forest Avenue
Guilford General Hospital
W. W. Allman
Route Four
Bevans
Charles Bevan
Jamestown
Elizabeth Anne
Bevan
Baby
Fred W. Smith
Baltimore, Md
Kernersville
Jerry Fred
Miss Julian Weds Claude K Vestal in Elkton Maryland
Mrs. Louis Julian of Chicago announces the marriage of their daughter Anne Therese to Claude Kendrick Vestal of Washington D C and Greensboro. The ceremony at Trinity Church Elkton was performed by Rev J Warren Albin. Vestal, a Guilford College alumnus, heads a Weather Bureau unit in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McIintyre
Doris Lucille
Elbert Fouts Workman
C. R. Patterson
Grace Lutheran Church
McIntyre
Louis Julian
Chicago
Illinois
Anne Therese
Claude Kendrick Vestal
Washington, D. C
Greensboro
Claude B. Vestal
Vestal
Trinity Church
Elkton
J. Warren Albin
High Point
Guilford College
U. S. Weather Bureau
New York City
Wood care note on seasonal effects and finishing
Dry heat in summer and damp heat in winter can loosen joints detach veneer and cause wood to warp or crack. Oil or polish applied occasionally will seal the pores and help to preserve the wood.
Worthless Hands Teach Geography Through A Card Deck
A patriotic early 19th century Russian builds an educational deck with coats of arms and town names on non suit corners to teach geography. The article recounts a bridge hand where South opens weakly and the declarer misplays, risking endplay if North had trumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
North
South
Charming Anne Adams Pattern for Kids Frock
A airy sun suit style frock to stay cool in summer with Vitamin D. Anne Adams Pattern 4480 can be worn as a jumper or over a blouse for frosty weather. Available in children's sizes 2,4,6,8,10 with yardage details and order info from The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
West 17Th St
New York
Don't Expect To Hoard Coffee As It Wont Keep
OPA cautions housewives against hoarding coffee as rationing ends. Coffee no longer comes in vacuum packs and paper sacks lose flavor quickly, so buy sparingly and store in tightly closed containers in a cool place. Article notes elastic thread in mass production for Marine Corps uniforms and waistbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty MacDonald
NEA
Washington
OPA
Marine Corps
Readable snippets from July 29 1923 and 1933 events
A compact note compiles brief items: absence of the Enterprise issue on July 29 1923. 1933 highlights include an upcoming Holy City at Wesley Memorial Methodist church. Roosevelt’s Hyde Park vacation. and World Police launch in Chicago. Also mentions GPOs on glycerine sourcing, peanut milling rise, and early air ascent in 1783.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy City
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Rube Eldridge
Duke of
Spero
Rae
Twins
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
International World Police
Chicago
Civilian laments laundry demands on military whites
Ruth Millett records a civilian’s complaint that nationwide laundry shortages force families to choose between work shirts and Navy whites. She questions Navy regulations demanding frequent wear of clean dress whites, urging civilians’ clothing to take priority during shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Navy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women's
Madeline Hoover
Paris
von Hoover
Main Drug CO
Main St
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Mrs. Corcoran
Priage Rostess
Vows
Thomasville
Contract Club
George Corcoran
East Main Street
Austin Finch
Charles Eanes
Harry Brown Finch
Helen Crowder
Mesdames Doak Finch
Ralph Wilson
R. M. Cooksey
O. R. Hodgin
Glenn Pennington
Cecil Eanes
Bill
Jim
John Eanes
Lexington
Lexington Avenue
J. R. Hackman
Forrest Grimes
Howard Bumgardner
Carol Lee
Bristol
Jerry FL Smith
Julian
Claude K. Vestal
Elkton, Md
McKenney
West Pass
Ohdams
WAC
AXIS
Bureau of Agriculturaleconomics
WPB
Stephen C. Clark
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Cordell Hull
South America
Zeit
Yale
Tod
Teri Swan
Ile Rinso
Esso Grocery
Evon Studios
Washington & Main
Justin
Cotton Chambray
Panty
P.A
ODD Lot
O.P.A
Lydia FE
Pinkham
LUX Soap
SWAN
Lge
Lae
Moser’s. Grocery
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