Sectional Bridge Tourney in Greensboro Next Month
A sectional bridge tournament will be held in Greensboro next month with events in hotel ballroom starting Friday at 2 p.m. including simultaneous men and women pairs, a premier open pair round at 8 p.m., and Sunday sessions at 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Registration for a Sunday special game is open Friday and Saturday with a long roster of organizers and committee members from High Point Winston-Salem Salisbury and nearby areas. Permanent silver trophies and runner up prizes will be awarded across all events plus a silver prize for first-place finishers in each section.
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Boyles
Berlie Kargle
High Point
Ross Travison
Winston-Salem
Fred Lanter
Burling
Sandra Boyles
Kay Grady
Judy Pinson
Gale Waas
Barbara McLawhorn
Cheryl Swaringen
Ness
Ellis Stone
H. R. AcLawhorn
R. H. Mitchell
Jack
Chester Brown
W. Howard Greeson
John W. Wendt
Eddy Panossian
Robert Berry
Richmond
Community Schedule of Meetings and Events
Local groups list weekly gatherings from Monday to Sunday at venues across the area. Events include bridal showers and weddings for Miss Martha Ann Wood as well as club meetings at hotels and private homes with addresses noted.
Davis-Workman Cake Cutting Final Event in Thom asville
Mr and Mrs James A Faircloth and Miss Carolyn Faircloth hosted a cake cutting at their 1008 Fisher Ferry Road home in Thom asville on Friday evening to honor Miss Betty Jo Davis and Bob Workman. The event followed a rehearsal at Archdale Friends Church with guests greeted and directed to dining. The three tiered cake topped with a miniature bride and groom took center stage amid white candles and greenery. Punch was served from the buffet as attendants and hostesses were presented with souvenirs. Goodbyes were said to Mr and Mrs R L Pierce.
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Thomasville
James A. Faircloth
Carolyn Faircloth
Fisher Ferry Road
Betty Jo Davis
Bob Workman
Archdale Friends Church
M. BR. Newman
Paul Wilson
J. R. Faircloth
R. L. Pierce
Crater Lake in Oregon Remains Deepest U.S. Lake
Crater Lake in Oregon reaches a depth of 1,996 feet, reaffirming its status as the deepest lake in the United States.
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Oregon
United States
Governor Hodges Meets Club Officials Ahead of Convention
Governor Luther Hodges discusses plans for the General Federation Convention with Mrs. Edwin P. Brown of Murfreesboro and Mrs. Gordon Maddrey watching. The event opens in Asheville on June 2 with 2000 delegates expected to hear Vice President Nixon and Carl Sandburg among speakers. Hodges proclaims Pre CenA Week and North Carolina Clubwoman’s Week to honor volunteer club work statewide.
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Luther Hodges
Edwin P. Brown
Murfreesboro
Gordon Maddrey
Asheville
Richard Nixon
Carl Sandburg
John Morley
Hodges
North Carolina
Women leaders set July workshop at UNC Chapel Hill
The sixth annual Leadership Training Workshop, hosted by the North Carolina Council of Women’s Organizations and UNC Extension Division, runs July 22 to 25 in Chapel Hill. Registration is limited to 100 women from 20 member groups. applicants must notify by July 1. Notable speakers include Dr Ellen Winston and Dr Murray Friedman, with sessions on parliament, advertising, and public welfare.
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UNC
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Council of Women's Organizations
University of North Carolina Extension Division
Harold W. Walters
American Association of University Women
American Legion Auxiliary
Medical Society
Delta Kappa Gamma
United Church Women
Grange
Ladi + colony Ees
Veterans of Foreign Wars
of Women Voters
N. C
Association of Jewish Women
Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Federation of Ciation
State Nurses Association
Pilot International
N.C
Optometric Society
Woman's
North Carolina League of Women Voters
Herman Halpern
Winston-Salem
Forget-Me-Not Club Plans Two Social Events
The Forget-Me-Not Club schedules two gatherings this week. On Wednesday at 7 30 p m they meet at Mrs Ralph Brown 421 Gatewood Ave for a garden party. On Saturday at 5 30 p m members and their families will assemble at Marietta Club house for a picnic.
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Ralph Brown
Gatewood Ave
Marietta Club
Legion Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday Change of Venue
The auxiliary of the Roger Kir chofer American Legion Post will meet at Ellington's Grill on Tuesday evening at 6 p.m. Members are asked to note the change in the meeting place.
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Roger Kirchofer
American Legion Post
Ellington's Grill
P.m
YWCA Day Camp Opens Registrations With Limited Spots
YWCA alerts that day camp forms have been distributed to schools and registrations are pouring in, with only a few vacancies left. Elementary girls may join June 17 for ten days, junior high starts July 22. all camps include swimming, crafts, and activity planning. A junior high special camp runs July 22 to August 2. Nominal fees apply, with partial payment due on registration. Information and forms available at the YWCA or by calling 2-1613.
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YWCA
Miss Linda Rouse Honored With Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Linda Rouse bride elect for June 29 at Rankin Memorial Methodist Church was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Bankie Safrit and Miss Patricia Safrit at the Safrit home 314 King Street Spring flowers and a corsage greeted the honoree Bridal games and prizes went to Miss Barbara Williamson Hazel Lee Rouse and Mrs J R Boyd A pre nuptial tea is planned for June 8 hosted by Mrs A M Allred Haiti won its independence from France in 1804.
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Linda Rouse
Larry Brown
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Bankie Safrit
Atricia Safrit
Saffit
King St
Miss Rouse
Barbara Williamson
Hazel Lee Rouse
J. R. Boyd
A.M. Allred
Ferndale
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Greensboro
Winston - Salem
James E. Brown
Salisbury
Arthur M. Dye
Charlotte
Lucille Nisbett
FB. H. Waddell
Mary Aoe
Charles W. Woodson
Jesse A. White
Richard MacKenzie
Norman B. Boyles
Harvey Mathews
Harry Eagan
C. R. Briles
Asheboro
Robert Styers
James Shofiner
Vorter
Een Ant
Jean Edson
Sou Pines
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Martha Ann Wood
Peggy Kepley
Parkway
Ann Strange
Roland Park Ave
Garden Council
YMCA
Council
Cicero Holton
Oe McConkey
Bridges
WCTU
J. L. Chernault
Edgedale Dr
League of Women Voters
George C. Haltom
Ardemore Circle
Glenn Lambert
Centennial
Dogwood
Hilton E. Thomas
Wendover Dr
J. W. van Loan
Martha Anon Wood
Roy Carr
Johnson St
Forget Me Not
Garden Club
Edward Washington
Mendenhall Road
Jamestown
L. R. Peacock
Oscarver
Mary Layne Ballard
Dillon-Meeks
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Cambridge Road
C. BE. Brown
Archie M. Allred
Ferndale Drive
R. H. Shaw
Westwood
Mary Layne
Marietta
Linda Robbins
Hal Robbins Jr
Green Street Baptist Church
Florham Ave
J. J. McMurray
R. B. Moore
Wood-Jester
Pursue
Hla
Paul Younts
PO NM
Main ST
Davis-Workman
Murrary Friedman
Forget
Dara Wagger- Co
Legion Auxiliary
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
N. Main St
Beauty
E. LeRoy Rouse
L. G
Haiti
France
Stauf
Fer
Home Plan Health
Emerywood
Beauty Shop
Alexander
Miracle Fabrics and Bayons
Dacron
Cannon
Lamp Sale
Man Vargatre
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