Miss Mateer Feted At Bridal Party In Greensboro
Miss Aileen Mateer, bride elect of Greensboro, was honored at a party hosted by Miss Sarah Frances Jessup in the Gib son Gold room. A Ardenia corsage, bridal shower, and silver gift highlighted the evening, with about twenty guests from High Point and Greensboro attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Mateer
Greensboro
Sarah Frances Jessup
Gibson Gold Room
Jessup
Miss Mateer
Elmer Jones
High Point
Miss Jessup
S. W. Jessup
Samuel J. Jessup
Local residents visit kin and attend group meetings
Mr and Mrs H F Northcott return to Raleigh after visiting Mrs H C Poole at 604 East Green Street. Mr and Mrs Marvin Holshauer of Rockwell spent yesterday with Poole and relatives. Ernest R Anderson and Glenn A Brown return from the Cooperative International convention in Kansas City with Coop erettes in session. J R Young attended a Young family dinner in Graham as Howa Young prepares to move to Phoenix. Mrs Winfred Lamar and daughter Mary Jo of Wilmington Delaware visit High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Northcott
Raleigh
H. C. Poole
East Green Street
Marvin Holshauser
Rockwell
City
Ernest R. Anderson
Glenn A. Brown
Kansas City
Cooperative International
Cooperettes International
J. R. Young
Paul Pugh
Graham
Howa Young
Phoenix
Arizona
Winfred Lamar
Mary Jo
Wilmington
Delaware
High Point
Greensboro
Beeson and Earnhardt Birth Announcements
Mr and Mrs J M Beeson Jr announce the birth of a daughter Judy Anne on June 18 at Boulevard unit hospital. Mrs Beeson is the former Marceline Pope. Mr and Mrs C W Earnhardt announce the birth of a son Freddie Earl on June 19 at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Anne Beeson
J. M. Beeson, Jr
Grant Street
Judy Anne
Boulevard Unit Hosital
Beeson
Marceline Pope
C. W. Earnhardt
Millis Street
Freddie Earl
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Calendar of club events at Emerywood and High Point area
Tuesday crews fill the Emerywood schedule with ladies bridge and social gatherings. W.O.T. meets Hillcrest with hostesses, then a picnic by City Lake for cosme tologist and hairdressers. Altrusa dinner at Sheraton, Eastern Star and Legion Auxiliary meet, plus a Nancy McCullough party for Jean Clary and Douglas Battenfield August wedding. Wednesday golf and lunch, Thursday club luncheons and bridal events, Friday wedding at First Methodist historic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
W. E. Mitchell
W.O.T
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest
Mesdames
R. K. Stewart
W. C. Jones
High Point Cosmetologist and Hairdressers Association
Sheraton Hotel
City Lake Park
Altrusa Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Gibson Gold Room
High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Nancy McCulloch
Jean Clary
Douglas Battenfield
Friendship Club
S. B. Clapp
Wellington
Music Art Club
Sidney Gayle
Herman Burrows
Burrows-Morris
Steraton Hotel
Faye Burrows
Wade Morris, Jr
First Methodist Church
Molly Phipps class meets at Calvary Methodist Tuesday
The Molly Phipps class of Calvary Methodist church will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
Variety Club Meets Tonight With Miss Nancy Roberts
The Variety club will meet at 7 45 P M at Miss Nancy Roberts home on Barbee Street for their regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Roberts
Barbee Street
Patriotic Group Plans Regular Meeting Tonight
The Sons and Daughters of Liberty meet in regular session at 8 o clock at the hall on Commerce Street. A mistaken announcement had claimed a covered dish supper would be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
Pentagon Club Meets Friday
The Pentagon club will meet Friday evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Tommy Elliott at her home on Parkway. Members unable to attend should notify the hostess at 2650. Vodka is made from potatoes and maize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon Club
Tommy Elliott
Parkway
PTA Institute Opens Tonight in Greensboro
The state Congress of Parents and Teachers opens an officer and committee chairmen training institute at the Woman's College in Greensboro. More than 350 delegates are expected as the PTA board of managers meets to prepare for the general session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Woman's College
McKenney On Bridge Harsh Techniques Highlighted
William E. McKenney discusses safety plays and honor combinations with Harry J. Fishbein noting improved skill in modern bridge players. The column explores best percentage plays and the evolving precision of decision making in high level play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. McKenney
America
Card Authority
NEA Service
Harry J. Fishbein
New York
Fishbein
Squeeze Play in a Duplicate Game Hand
A detailed bridge hand from Fishbein illustrates a successful squeeze and end play. West opens jack of hearts, declarer uses a line ending in ruffs and finesses to force defense to reveal the king of clubs and secure the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishbein
West
Declarer
East
South
BPWC Concludes Convention Five Directors Named
Wrightsville Beach June 23 The State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs closed its annual convention after the national president criticized the United Nations for denying women key roles. Five district directors were named: Asheville Alice Pratt Hickory Mrs. Earle Townsend Goldsboro Annie Stevens Thomasville Miss Jewell Sink Greenville Mrs. Chester Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville Beach
State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
United Nations
Sally Butler
Security Council
Economic and Social Council
Assembly
Federation
Asheville
Alice Pratt
Hickory
Earle Townsend
Goldsboro
Annie Stevens
Thomasville
Jewell Sink
Greenville
Chester Walsh
Rumple Buchanan Vows Announced
Miss Margaret Irene Buchanan and Register Reid Rumple were married June 6 at Reverend S W Johnson’s Highland Methodist church home. Attendants included Miss Betty Sue Jarrett and James B Reid of Winston-Salem. The bride wore light blue with a white orchid. they reside in Thomasville after a Carolina Beach honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Irene Buchanan
Register Reid Rumple
S. W. Johnson
Highland Methodist Church
Metty Jo Neighbors
Ann Boles
Betty Sue Jarrett
James B. Reid
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
H. L. Skeen
Carolina Beach
Ex-Thomasville Chief Guilty of Assault
Former Thomasville police chief E. R. Richardson was found guilty of simple assault in recorder's court before Judge Howard Steed with judgment suspended. The case involved an alleged assault on bondsman J. D. Ross in the chief's office about a month earlier. only the plaintiff and R. W. Green testified. Richardson did not testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
E. R. Richardson
Recorder’s Court
Howard Steed
Richardson
J. D. Ross
Bondsman
R. W. Green
Local Girls Head to Morning Side College for Youth Caravan Duty
Miss Carlene Kearns and Miss Catherine Young depart for Morning Side college in Sioux City Iowa to train for a Midwest summer youth caravan assignment. Kearns a 1947 High Point college graduate and Young a High Point junior will return home around September first to Rose Hill and 604 Willowbrook Street respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlene Kearns
Catherine Young
Morning Side College
Sioux City
Iowa
Mid-West
Miss Kearns
Carl Kearns
Willowbrook Street
High Point College
Miss Young
Rhodes Young
Rose Hill
Underwriters Will Install New Officers In Greensboro
The High Point life underwriters association will hold its last meeting under the present administration Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the Jefferson Country Club Greensboro. James R Comer C K Anders Norman L Garner Lloyd Swink Lee Schaner are to be installed as officers elected in May. William T Beatty state association president will make an official visit and national quality award certificates will be presented to Norman L Garner Sr Peter Lee Smith Julius A Green Columbus C Hooks and W Page Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Life Underwriters Association
Jefferson Country Club
Greensboro
George Haralson
Ase
James R. Comer
C. K. Anders
Norman L. Garner, Jr
Lloyd Swink
Lee Schaner
William T. Beatty
State Association
Norman L. Garner
Peter Lee Smith
Julius A. Green
Columbus
C. Hooks
W. Page Harris
N. L. Garner
Lonnie Gallimore Dies at 49 in Denton Home
Lonnie C. Gallimore 49 of Denton died Sunday morning at 7 20 after a yearlong illness. He was a member of Tom's Creek Primitive Baptist Church and was born March 22 1898 in Davidson County. Survived by wife Josephine Carriker eight sons Wade Colon Thomas Otto Calvin Excell John and Tase all of Denton four brothers Wade Clarence Austin of Thomasville and Alvah of Denton one sister Nellie Glover of Denton and three grandchildren. Funeral service from Tom's Creek Baptist Church Tuesday at 11 with Elder D R Purtile officiating burial in church cemetery. Body to be moved from Walker Funeral Home to the Denton residence this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lonnie C. Gallimore
Denton
Tom's Creek
Wade
Colon
Thomas
Otto
Calvin
Excell
John
Tase
Clarence
Austin
Alvah
Nellie Glover
Tom’s Creek
D. R. Purtile
Walker Funeral Home
Jewelry store opens with cuffs snapping incident in Conneautville
In Conneautville Pennsylvania Sara Austin arrived at the new jewelry store with both wrists in handcuffs. The cuffs snapped during a mishap caused by a younger sister. William Far ance opened his shop and began his business day with the unusual episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneautville, Pa
INS
William Farance
Conneautville
Sara Austin
Treason Trial Defendant Claimed To Be Insane
Douglas Chandler 58 former Baltimore writer charged with treason enters third week of trial as psychiatrist Dr Kenneth J Tillotson testifies Chandler was insane in 1931 and suffers paranoia Defense witnesses say he cannot have intended to betray his country due to delusions and an irresistible impulse The defense notes his sister testifies to mental instability and odd behavior at return to the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Douglas Chandler
Baltimore
Germany
Kenneth J. Tillotson
McLean Hospital
Francis J. W. Ford
Chandler
Tillotson
Frank Baker
Claude B. Cross
Taft Defends Board Stay and Counsel Post Intact
Taft outlined plans to keep three current board members in place and to fill the counsel seat, asserting the move preserves an important structure. He did not name candidates for the two remaining posts. Truman criticized the veto as creating an unworkable labor act framework. Pepper urged Democratic votes to sustain the veto as Taft claimed lobbyists flood the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Paul M. Herzog
John M. Houston
James J. Reynolds
Truman
Sen
Pepper
D-Flo
Senate
New York
Taft Hartley bill shifts power in labor relations
The Taft Hartley act curbs unions by requiring bargaining with a boss, bans closed shops, allows injunctions for strikes affecting health and welfare, loosens boss speech rights, bars bargaining with unions tied to communist officers, limits excessive dues, and imposes liability for contract damages and certain unfair labor practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Norris-La- Guardia
TAR HEEL GARDNER TAR HEEL GARDNER
A garden column outlines this week’s tasks: plant late tomatoes Valiant and Pan American, spray apple trees with Bordeaux and arsenate of lead, spray grapevines for black rot, spray peaches with wettable sulfur, plant corn beans squash peas and butter beans, renew strawberry beds, weed and dust beans with cryolite, and tie tomatoes to stakes at dawn.
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Pan America
Vaillant
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Main Street Methodist Church
Annie Lee Davis
McKinley Davis
Wilbur Gallman Alexander
Eva Alexander
E. M. Jones
Oregon
Darrell Pierce
Alexander
Bryce Commercial College
Tomlinson, Incorporated
Navy
North Hamilton Street
C. T. James
Falls Church
I. Z. Salter
Burlington
Joe Gallman
Gandmother
L. C. Matton
Hillcrest Drive
Grace Flower Shop
Washington
Guilford
Venetian Blind Shop
Allred
ECK
Princess Beauty Shop
NS. Main St. Tei
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Monark Shade Go
N. Main
Etta Kett
Vei
Pao
Boots
Im, Mrs. Ruggles
Blondie
Akfast
Coff
Piedmont Women's Golf Association
E. C. Bryant
Variety Club
Watts
PTA Institute
McKenney
AK OG
Val
BPWC
Rumple-Buchanan
Lonnie Gallimore
Erry” Allred, T. “Eck* Ring
LABOR
Congress
TAR Heel Gardner
Lydia E. Piakham
Pinkham
CIA
Buccet Loans
Fiie
Adily
West Washington Street
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