Miss Gipsy Duncan Shown Honors Before Wed
Miss Gipsy Duncan, who will wed Fred Short Saturday at East Green Street Baptist, was honored at two weekend parties. Guests included Iris English, Mrs. David Draughn, and the bridal pair’s families. A formal dinner and cards followed, with silver gifts and nuptial color themes of green and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gipsy Duncan
Fred Short
East Green Street Baptist Church
Mrs. Short
Miss Duncan
Bill Hulin
Iris English
Bill Lackey
Miss English
Mrs. Craughn
Centennial Avenue
Doris Weatherman
Mesdames
Roy Hutchens
Jack Cooper
John Albertson
Hoyle Clinard
Raymond Campbell
N. C. Johnson, Jr
Mary Stroupe
Magnolia Court
Miss Short Entertained At Breakfast By Beta Sigma Phi
Miss Margaret Short celebrated with a breakfast hosted by Beta Sigma Phi at the Sheraton room. She will wed Ralph Gray Zimmerman at Wesley Memorial Meri t church Saturday afternoon. The event featured an all white bridal motif with white carnation corsage and a inscribed sorority tray gift. Thirty two members attended alongside her mother Mrs T R Short and others. The group later attended church services with the honoree.
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Miss Short
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Margaret Short
Sheraton Room
T. R. Short
L. Han
Walter Tice
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Bridge champions crowned in Southeast regional in Hollywood
Waldemar von Zedtwitz of New York and William Seamon of Miami Beach won the open-air championship at the Southeast regional bridge tournament in Hollywood Florida. Seamon, from a family of bridge players, highlighted a safety play in the featured hand as the event concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America’s
NEA
Hollywood
Fla
Waldemar von Zedtwitz
New York
William Seamon
Miami Beach
Seamon
E. J. Seligman
Anne Bernstein
Miami
Billie
Seaman
Learn the key safety plays in a bridge deal
The text outlines essential safety plays and decision points for declarers and defenders. It discusses the correct sequence after opening leads, trump management, and ruffs, with variations depending on East's diamond holdings and the position of the queen and jack. The emphasis is on learning precise play to avoid lost tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
East
Seaman
Bowers Baby Born to W H Bowers Family
Mr and Mrs W H Bowers announce the birth of a son Charles Ray on June 4 at Boulevard Unit Hospital. Mrs Bowers is the former Agnes Joines.
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Bowers
W. H. Bowers
Kearns Street
Charles Ray
Boulevard Unit Hospital
Agnes Joines
Patriotic Group Meets Tomorrow
The Washington council number four of the Daughters of America will hold a regular session tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the hall 209 East Commerce.
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Washington Council
the Daughters of America
East Commerce
Miss Craven Weds Willie C Cook in Chesterfield Ceremony
Mr and Mrs S C Craven announce the marriage of their daughter Peggy Juanita Craven to Willie Clyatt Cook of Denton. The May 22 ceremony was held in Chesterfield South Carolina. The bride attended High Point High School and works at Sherrod Shirt Co. The groom, son of J J Cook of Denton, is a Denton High School alumnus and former Army service member. They reside with the bride’s parents for now.
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S. C. Craven
Longstreet
Peggy Juanita
Willie Clyatt Cook
Denton
Chesterfield
S. C
W. R. Redfearn
High Point High School
Sherrod Shirt Company
Cook
Social schedule of weddings and club events
Evening program lists multiple social activities including a dessert bridge honoring Miss Margaret Short, Alpha Theta Psi alumnae meeting, buffet luncheon for Miss Faye Burrows, Pilot club dinner with guest speaker, L Amusante club, Country Garden club meeting, a tea for Mrs Cecil Garrett Jr, YWCA Industrial committee, and various rehearsals and wedding events surrounding the Short family with ceremonies at Wesley Memorial and East Green Street Baptist churches.
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Margaret Short
Faye Burrows
George Case
Woodrow Avenue
Alpha Theta Psi
Gibson Gold Room
John Jennings
Clarence Malpass
Barbee Street
Pilot Club
Luna Smith
Centennial Avenue
Grace Devinney
C. A. McMurry
Edward L. Short
L’amusante Club
Johnson Street
Country Garden Club
Robert C. Mason
Winston Road
High Point Humane Society
Valette Harris
Rockford Road
C. C. Garrett
Anne Scott
Anot Garrett
Cecil Garrett, Jr
Ag Grace Irby
Blackstone
Industrial Committee of the
YWCA
Loris Hedgecock
Eloise Cecil
West Lexington Extension
Burbank
Jean Northcoth
Short-Zimmerman
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
T. R. Short
Betty Sue Short
North Main Street
Greensboro family ties highlight regional social notes
Cynthia Bivins visits her Greensboro grandparents at 236 Monkeu Avenue while Mrs. Harpe formerly Louise Ellison travels from Tunkhannock to vacation with relatives. Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Morris visit Miami for ten days guests of Lawrence Grissom family. Mr. and Mrs. McDowell return from a two week trip to Washington Baltimore and Myrtle Beach. Craven recovering at home after surgery. Ferree family from Burlington observes Father’s Day with Archdale relatives. Henry Jr. returns home with his parents.
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Cynthia Bivins
W. P. Bivins
Greensboro
W. A. Bivins
Monkeu Avenue
Dean S. Harpe
Tunkhannock, Pa
Buck Matthews
Ernest McDowell
Washington, D. C
Baltimore, Md
Myrtle Beach
Aee Ee
H. A. Ferree
Burlington
W. C. Ferree
Archdale
Henry, Jr
Memorial Service Illuminates Christian Hope in Heaven
A large congregation gathered at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church for a United Spanish War Veterans memorial service. Rev. Paul Tudor Jones preached on Heaven from Revelation, noting divine purpose, immutability, and the destiny of believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist
United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary Department of North Carolina
Main Street
A. B. Frost
D. W. Jones
Addie Hicks
Love T. Hughes
Paul Tudor Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Hardin, Jr
Sipes
America
Charles W. McAnally
Dukes
Warren
Electric services in New South Wales hit by animal invasions
Sydney reports disruptions to electricity as wildlife interferes with power infrastructure. Frogs short circuit transformers while snakes climb poles and flying foxes entangle in wires, causing outages and maintenance issues nationwide.
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Sydney
Australia
New South Wales
War Principles Debated By Red Cross Experts
Geneva reports indicate Red Cross experts propose a new humanitarian convention to protect all civilians in belligerent or occupied territory. They back banning forcible deportations and restrict occupying power requisitions, while endorsing civilian evacuation within frontiers and international oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Geneva
INS
Stockholm
International Committee of the Red Cross
Three More Cited On Improper Muffler Charge
Police cited three more persons to court over the weekend in a drive against cars with improper mufflers. Two weeks earlier, 19 were cited. patrols report many offenders stopped. The campaign led stores to remove gutted mufflers and improved city quiet. Also arrested were John W Potts Jr 25 and Sam Chapman 30 charged with drunken driving Chapman also charged with assault and violating the prohibition law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Potts Jr
Richardson Street
Sam Chapman
Hulda Street
Chapman
Tobacco Meeting Set For N. C. State
COLLEGE STATION Raleigh The annual meeting of members of the Flue-Cured Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization corporation will be held on the State college campus in Pullen Hall Tuesday June 3 at 10 a.m. Members will hear the president report elect directors and transact other business.
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College Station
Raleigh
Tobacco Cooperative Stabilization Corporation
State College
Pullen Hall
L. T. Weeks
Canning Ratings Highlight Home Canning Study
New York report notes that asparagus and garden peas top the home canning schedule. The statement rests on three years of USDA led scientific study of home canning low acid vegetables and meats.
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New York
Ins
United States Department of Agriculture
New Swinging Oval High Wire for Aerialists Debuts
New York reports a dangerous high wire device by A A Ostrander. The oval tilts and rises up to 40 feet, shaped like a tennis racket with a weight at the handle. Performers train for the big top debut of the device.
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New York
A. A. Ostrander
Ostrander
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Venetian Blind Shop
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WM. E. McKenney
Princess
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Chicago
Musa Tschiworkia
Sgt. Bornhoeft
Miss Craven
Willie C. Cook
The
Snow Lumber Co
Richard Short
Short- Zimmerman
Connie Hoffman
Sheraton Hotel
Ralph Gray Zimmerman
Julian S. Hopkins
Long Street
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Pinkham
Boots
Dian Sister
Destiny
Otto
Lua Kett
Blondie
Joss
P. T. Jones
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Heaven
God
Christ
Apostle
N. C
Canning
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
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ECK” Ring
Monark
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
NTA
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Watts
Lin
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