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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1938

Page

7

Bridge Breakfast Honors Kannapolis Visitor in Kernersville

Mrs. J. M. Pinnix Jr hosted a bridge breakfast at Main Street home honoring visitor Miss Louise Lipe of Kannapolis. Guests, decorations, and prizes noted, with several locals visiting or visiting from Roanoke Virginia, Fayetteville, Winston-Salem, Melbourne Florida.

Kernersville J. M. Pinnix, Jr Main Street Louise Lipe Kannapolis James T. Justice, Jr Bess McKaughn Edwin Parsons Margaret Allen Charlies Ross Misa Lipe Miss Lipe Eugenia Albert John Pinnix M. Vance Fulp Tom Stuart Roanoke Charles Rose Fayetteville Edward Crow Winston-Salem Harlan Johnston Dallas Texas Johnston R. B. Hastings Anna Rights Winston- Salem W. ©. Stafford Kenneth Greenfield Sallie Greenfield Kathleen Korner C. L. Joyner William Sammy Marion Joyner Willow Hill Moravian Church Mt. Airy J. T. Justice

Miss Lamb Birthday Party At Randleman

Miss Ethel Lamb celebrated her 16th birthday with a party at her home in Randleman featuring games and a birthday cake centerpiece. Guests included Lena and Viola Russell, Johnsie Heath, Ethel Bowman, and several Lambs and Allreds among others. A separate birthday dinner honored AL D Vuncannon’s father in Asheboro.

Miss Lamb Lena Russell Viola Russell Johnsie Heath Ethel Bowman Lu- Tray Nelson Pearl Nelson Erie Lambe Pauline Lambe Dallas Redding Joe Shirley Y. M. Brown Lawrence Turner Walter Turner James Hunt Worth McPherson Richard Alred Fred Allred Gilbert Christenburg Sarah Lamb Ralph Lambe Gilbert Christenberry Fred Alred Richard Allred D. W. Vuncannon Asheboro

Marmola Health Ad Promises Slimming Effects

An advertisement touts Marmola as a fat loss aid and claims weight reduction for readers. It emphasizes normalcy of wealth and poetry themes, mentions rates, and states the product should be bought today from a box of Marmola.

Address Your Problems to Mar co Mansfield in Care of The Enterprise

Readers are invited to send questions and problems to Mar co Mansfield, with replies published in The Enterprise columns. The notice directs readers to address letters for solution and guidance.

Marco Mansfield

Dear Miss Mansfield Inspires Patience In Love Advice

A reader labeled Pred seeks guidance on a lasting relationship with a woman who resists engagement. The adviser praises her prudence and urges patience, arguing cautious courting reduces broken homes and favors thoughtful commitment.

Thoughtful planner sees value in lasting marriage over haste

A thoughtful person contemplates a happy lasting marriage, warning that rushing into commitment is unwise and prioritizes careful preparation and enduring partnership.

A Case for Thoughtful Courtship and Long Engagements

The speaker argues for patience in choosing a life partner and discourages rushing to marriage. He cautions that long engagements can be prudent, urges continued courtship, and advises focusing on genuine compatibility to build a happy home through effort and attentiveness to the beloved.

McKenney On Bridge by William Eb. McKenney

William Eb McKenney offers bridge insights as ACBL secretary sharing tips and commentary on strategy. The column presents practical play advice, bidding ideas, and observations for players of all levels.

William EB. McKenney American Contract Bridge League

Rare Coup Defeats Contract In Whist Play

In a Europe set tale a famed whist player crafts a rare discard to thwart a contract. West faced four spades with queen missing. if North could access the suit, game could be halted. East declines early win. South gambles with a forced discard. West secures tricks plus an ace, while North counters with diamonds to win three more, defeating the contract by two.

Europe West North South East

Bridge Legend Deschapelles Coup Defines Entry Sacrifice

The article discusses the Deschapelles Coup named after a famed player, detailing its sacrifice of a high honor to enable a partner’s entry. It notes how writers credited him for the tactic and mentions a current bidding context with East and West in a rare game.

Heve Booth North

Contract Problem Three No Trump Heart Exit Dilemma

South plays three no trump with dummy holding AQ AIOT4 and QI543. After cashing dummy heart ace and queen the question is what next from dummy. The dealer holds AK K 85 and 1054. Duplicate-N and S vul, Opener-5.

South

Local notices and family visits across North Carolina towns

A string of names and towns highlights visits and family events across Greensboro High Point and Randleman. Residents share time with relatives Belle Smith Grover McColum and others while several births and hospital stays are noted including Johnsie Maydene Adams in Randleman and Ethel Millikan seeking Bevens Memorial Hospital care.

Mra Belle Smith Claud Vanwerry Lenoir N. C Grover McColum Anne Smith Greensboro Betty Lene Bradley Bobby Cole Breadley Greenville, C D. Kinter Herman Teague High Point Johnsie Maydene Adams Machelle Vaughn N. C Richard Vuncannon Kathryne Allred L. D. Vuncannon Ross Robert Hages Lake Waccama

Miss Cox Leads Anti Lynching Meet In Greensboro

Clara I Cox of this city chairs the North Carolina State Council for the Prevention of Lynching at the Greensboro W C A meeting today. Mrs Jesse Daniel Ames of Atlanta directs the program emphasizing education over federal legislation. North Carolina ranks fourth among thirteen southern states with no lynching this year as the event proceeds.

Clara I. Cox State Council For the Prevention Greensboro Association Mra. Ames North Carolina

Battery maintenance tip for water level and corrosion

Regularly check battery water level at least every three weeks. Apply a coating of vaseline to help prevent corrosion and extend battery life.

Two Lawyers Slain in Los Angeles Courtroom Shootout

In Los Angeles a former South Dakota farmer, Arthur Emil Hansen, shot and killed two attorneys, R. D. McLaughlin and J. Irving Hancock, in the hall of records courtroom before a court session. Hansen, captured in a nearby jury room, claimed he had nothing to lose and regretted nothing.

Los Angeles South Dakota Arthur Emil Hansen Wakonda William Penprase Hall of Records R. D. McLaughlin J. Irving Hancock G. Allan Hancock Hansen Hancock John Hancock Kurtz Kauffman Penprose

Randleman Lions Charter Night Tonight

Randleman Lions club holds Charter Night at Randleman High School with Greensboro Lions as sponsors. Delegations from Ramseur High Point Winston-Salem Greensboro Biscoe Madison Lions clubs attend, plus Asheboro Kiwanis Rotary. Addresses by Mayor G P Upton and Rev W K Goodson, charter presented by Carbis Walker, new officers listed.

Enterprise Asheboro Randleman Lions Club Randleman High School Greensboro Lions Club Ramseur Club High Point Winston-Salem Greensboro Biscoe Madison Lions Clubs Asheboro Kiwanis Rotary Clubs J. L. Stokes P. Powell H. G. Hastings Tdons Club D. Kistler Ernest Talley G. P. Upton Jack Newlin Frank Talley A. R B. Freeman

Colored News John McClain Post Hosts Delegation Fundraiser

John McClain post No. 196 American Legion plans a Friday party at Mr. and Mrs. William Keeble’s home on Fairview street to raise funds for sending a delegate to the state convention in Winston-Salem. The columnist will be away for a time but column continues. Virginia Dave Knox has moved to New York City to live with her niece.

John McClain American Legion William Keeble Fairview Street Winston-Salem Ane Downing Street Virginia Dave Knox New York City Wilson Eccles P. L. Eccles

Rankin Labels War a Habit in Speech at Auxiliary Conference

Miss Jeanette Rankin, Montana congresswoman 1917 18 and first woman elected to Congress, told the Baptist Young Woman's Auxiliary annual conference that war is a habit used in emergencies and urged expressed public opinion against war as the only way to keep the U S out.

Ridgecrest N. C Jeanette Rankin Congress

Congress stands divided on war voting remark

A quoted remark states that Congress shapes war policy with votes. The speaker argues preparedness ensures war if Congress supports it, while voting against war prevents it, claiming Congress will oppose conflict when not prepared.

Chicago Produce Report Shows Dairy Prices Varying

Chicago market data indicates creamery classes ranging from 93 score at 25-26 percent to extra firsts 90-92 at 24-25, with butter prices at 1,313,235 and eggs at 19,619. Current receipts sit around 18 percent with other prices unchanged.

Chicago

States consider fingerprinting all driving license applicants

A plan to fingerprint all driving license applicants is under consideration in several states and has already been put into effect in Oklahoma.

Oklahoma

Trinity Grange Sponsors Minstrel at New Market Consolidated School

The Trinity Grange will present a minstrel show at the New Market Consolidated School Saturday at 8 o clock. A small admission charge will be made and the public is invited. String music will accompany dancing with tap-dancing the Virginia Reel and the Big Apple featured.

Trinity Grange New Market Consolidated

Calotabs Advertisement Claims Quick Digestive Results

An old style ad touts Calotabs as a remedy to bilious feelings and poor digestion. It promises quick cleansing effects from taking Calotabs with meals, claiming morning relief, brighter head, and restored energy, with a stated five cent price.

Oman Calo

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