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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1947
Page
7
High Point Girl Scouts must register now for the upcoming summer camp. Mrs. Mabel Burnett, local executive director, said many registrations are already in but others have not completed forms. Camp starts June 16 for a two week period for teenage girls and local Scouts receive priority over surrounding towns.
The outgoing and incoming High Point Altrusa club executives held a joint supper meeting at the city lake dining room. Eleven covers were set with a floral long table as plans for next year were outlined. Local members aim to attend the Mackinac Island international convention later this month. New officers include Miss Lucille Johnston president and Mrs Edna Ross vice president. continuing roles for Miss Virginia Ryan and others.
Women golfers of Emerywood Country Club held Ladies' Day with play on the club course from nine to eleven. Ten attended initial rounds. Mrs. S. S. Saunders won low gross. Mrs. Willis Slane Jr won low net. Mrs. Robert Davis won low nets by draw after ties with Mrs. Taylor Simpson and Miss Jean Hardin. Luncheon followed with a brief meeting to discuss renewal of the Presidents Cup and fall championship plans. Attendees included Mrs. T. Paul Ingle, Mrs. Georgi Machen, Mrs. Kenneth Redman, Mrs. Tom Pitts and Miss Thea Redman.
At the Midwest Regional Championships in St Louis Miss Carter of Kansas City used Life Master Life Master card No 71 to honor his game against a strong defender. South overruled his partner's lead with a heart and cashed another heart before uncovering the singleton three of diamonds.
Carter and his wife are portrayed as a dangerous threat in any tournament. The article narrates a bridge hand where Carter (West) deftly controlled play after a double opening. He cashed clubs, led the jack of spades, and then cleverly discarded to prevent South and North from coordinating a ruff.
The line suggests traditional swords of oriental warriors were made from nickel alloyed iron found in meteorites, implying a metallic origin tied to space iron. It notes such meteoritic metal as a probable source for these historic blades.
Mrs Harvey Waynick and Mrs Owen Bass host at Mrs Bass home in Sumner for Miss Margaret Short bride elect of the month who will wed Ralph Zimmerman. Tea for Miss Short and Faye Burrows at 901 Carrick Avenue. family dinner at the country club. Philomathean club meeting at Parkway. luncheon for Miss Burrows by Betsy Wrenn. hospitality for Burrows at Gibson Gold Room.
Three High Point men named John Hayworth Clark Wilson and Shelley York graduated from Guilford College in a Monday morning commencement at the auditorium. Dr Paul J Braisted director of the Hazen Foundation gave the commencement address as 32 graduates received their degrees.
First Methodist mid week chapel hour will be broadcast tonight at 8 30 Rev Wilson O Weldon will discuss Knowing When to Overlook The church choir directed by Miss Dorothy Hoskins with Mrs T E Strickland at the piano will provide music A meeting of the board of stewards and the associate use of stewards is set for 7 30 before the broadcast
Rock Hill police questioned James Pope, 38, of Rock Hill, identified in a warrant, in connection with auto thefts across Rock Hill, Columbia, Spartanburg and Charlotte. Bloodhounds traced his trail to a wooded area near Pineville before he was turned over to Rock Hill police.
A Moslem leader in India leads with about 77 000 devotees, more than in Turkey, ranking India as the foremost Moslem nation according to the report.
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