No Trump Hand Daringly Strips Opponents in Bridge
McKenney on Bridge analyzes No. 1 from the intercollege championship where North must avoid a diamond finesse after ducking two spades. Illinois players H M Schoolman and S H Ellman nearly erred by four diamonds instead of three no trump, then executed a daring stripped hand throw to force out an opponent’s king, yielding at least four odd tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
West
East
H. M. Schoolman
S. H. Ellman
University of Ilinois
Illinois
Thomasville Bridge Clubs Entertained and Bride-Elect Honored
Special to The Enterprise reports Thomasville social notes on June 26. The Thursday bridge club hosted two tables at Mrs J W Hawthorne s East Main Street home with war savings stamps awarded to top scorers and a dessert. The Tuesday Afternoon club also played two tables, awarding a potted plant to the top scorer and costume jewelry to the runner up. Hospitality at a later gathering celebrated Miss Eula Arnold s upcoming marriage to Herman Ivey of Fayetteville with progressive hearts, a linen shower, and a salad course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
J. W. Hawthorne
East Main Street
Mesdames
W. E. Tomlinson
Robert, Rapp
Walter Rapp
Carson Cox
John R. Myers
Charles F. Phillips
George W. Lyles
Marie Harris
P. M Sherrill
R. L. McDonald
George Finch
Z. P. Long
Claiborne Pennington
Keith Williams
Doak Finch
W. S. Hunt
Roy Proctor
Harvey Black
Carl Black
Thomas Black
Eula Arnold
Herman Ivey
Fayetteville
Main Street Methodist Church
Sive Hearts
Gwendolyn Clodfelter
Austin Swaim
Jewel Crouse
Mary Lee Crouse
Virginia
Lawrence Jarrett
Carl Arnold
Village Destroyed For Nazi Revenge
The Czech village Lesaty in Bohemia was razed by the Nazis accused of shielding parachutists linked to Reinhard Heydrich’s slaying. Budapest radio cited Prague papers as saying 18 Czechs were sentenced to death in Prague and Brno, with Heydrich dying June 4 after an anti-tank bomb. Lesaty lies 70 miles southeast of Prague in Chrudim district.
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London
Lesaiy
Bohemia
Reinhard Heydrich
Bohemia- Moravia
Budapest
Heydrich
Lidice
Prague
Lesaty
Bruenn
Brno
Thezech Army
Bohemian
Chrudium
Many Members Attend Emerywood Club Weekly Family Dinner
One hundred eleven Emerywood County Club members and out-of-town guests attended the weekly family dinner last night at the club’s Whit House. Reservations were listed for numerous couples with a decorative setting of summer flowers and fables arranged in clubrooms.
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Emerywood County Club
Whithouse
Land My
Forrest Murray
Horace Haworth
Amos R. Kearns
J. J. Groome
A. Marlowe
L. C. Matton
C. E. Leh
Mrs Sam Dutton Hosts Household Arts Club Meeting
Mrs. Sam Dutton entertained the Household Arts Club at her Green Street extension home yesterday afternoon. A garden tour preceded the gathering to honor birthday Mrs. C F Ellington, with a birthday cake centerpiece at tea. Attendees included Mesdames C F Ellington, J R Montgomery, Fred L Ingram, T G Shelton, N B Russell, C F Grison, J H Wamble, and Nora Dutton as hostess’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dutton
Household Arts Club
Green Street
C.F. Ellington
Nora Dutton
Mrs. Ellington
Mesamies
C. F. Ellington
J. R. Montomery
Fred L. Ingram
T. G. Shelton
N. B. Russell
C. F. Grisom
J. H. Wamble
Loftin Spencer wedding cake cutting tonight rehearsal
The cake cutting for Miss Earline Loftin and J Ross Spencer will be at 611 Montleuw avenue home tonight. Rehearsal at South Main Street Methodist church follows, with wedding tomorrow at 5:30 pm officiated by Rev Lee R Spencer and music by Doris Loftin, Argie Wood, and Fielding Kearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earline Loftin
J. Ross Spencer
South Main Street Methodist Church
Ride-Elect
Montleuw’ Avenue
Mrv
G. K. Loftin
Lee R. Spencer
Albemarie
Spencer
Doris Loftin
Schrano
Argie Wood
Fieldling Kearns
Faye Loftin
Jean Davis
Marie Spencer
Don Loftin
Morganton
Hubert Leach
William Sizemore
J. S. Wall
C. B Morris
Miss Lowe Weds Wilmington Man In Farmer Vows
Miss Rachel Delk Lowe of Farmer married Henry Weber Ervin of Wilmington in a simple Methodist church ceremony on June 14 at 4 pm. The altar featured ferns and white florals. Emily Ervin of Charlotte played music. Paul R. Ervin served as best man. The bride’s sister Vivian Lowe Voncannon wore white. the couple plans to reside in Wilmington with Ervin employed by a shipbuilding firm.
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Asheboro
Rachel Delk Lowe
Farmer
Henry Weber Ervin
Wilmington
Emily Ervin
Charlotte
Vivian Lowe Voncannon
Paul R. Ervin
Ervin
S. Doak Lowe
Farmer High School
J.O. Ervin
High Point
Davidson
Methodist Youth Meet Elects State Leaders at Hendersonville
The second annual summer assembly of the Western North Carolina Conference Methodist Young Adult Fellowship closed in Hendersonville with officer elections for the coming year. Officers include President Marian Craig, Vice President Carroll Warren, Secretary Hulda Whitely, Treasurer Raymond Clawson, and chairmen Ola Stafford, Tressie Mae Cashion, Zeb Earnhardt, Mrs. Frank J. Shuford. About seventy-five in attendance. program featured platform addresses, forums, and candlelight installation.
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Hendersonville
Western
Liberty
Tressie Mae Cashion
Dallas
Asheville
F. L. Gibbs
Board of Education of
the Methodist Church
Nashville
Courtney Ross
Meisenheimer
Rollin Gibbs
J. G. Wilkinson
Cecil Hefner
Winston-Salem
Save for Victory Anne Adams Apron Pattern 4117
Help save for victory by protecting clothes with Anne Adams apron pattern 4117. Available sizes small to large with fabric yardages specified, mail order price fifteen cents plus one cent mailing. Include name address and style number to The High Point Enterprise Pattern Department, 243 Westlith St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
Westlith St
New York
N.Y
Utopian Club Picnic Closes Jamestown Chapter
The Utopian Study Club wrapped its year with a picnic at Mrs. Rodney Snow's Jamestown home. Tables stretched under trees for luncheon, followed by a brief business session where O. A. Kirkman outlined next year’s plans. Members enjoyed bridge and sun baths amid a relaxed afternoon with Mesdames Herman Smith, O. A. Kirkman, Jesse Washburn, Irvin Groome, John Pickett, John Walker, W. D. Thomas, Henry Foscue, Valerie J. Harris and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utopian Study Club
Rodney Snow
Jamestown
O. A. Kirkman
Mesdames Herman Smith
QO. A.kirkman
Jesse Washburn
Irvin Groome
John Pickett
John Walker
W. D. Thomas
Henry Foscue
Valerie J. Harris
Mrs. Snow
Morris Ward Vows Announced in Bennettsville
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Sylvia Doris Morris and Charles Walton Ward in Bennettsville South Carolina on June 13. Mrs Ward is the daughter of E S Morris of Denton and a Denton High School graduate. Mr Ward is the son of T J Ward and the late Mrs Ward of Denton and also a Denton High School graduate. The couple will reside in Asheboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylva Doris Morris
Charles Walton Ward
Bennettsville
S. C
U D C Picnic Shifted To Monday at Mrs Hayden Home
High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy changes venue to 400 East Washington Street for Monday afternoon gathering at 12 30. Lunch follows and attorney Thomas W Sprinkle will give a Jefferson Davis talk. Funeral services held in Baltimore for Miss Bessie Bairston dean of Duke University School of Nursing who died yesterday at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Mills Farm
Jefferson Davis
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Baltimore
Bessie Ba
Duke Univer School of Nursing
John Hopkins Hospital
Ae HY
Junior Legion Auxiliary Meeting With Abs. A. L. Stevens
The Junior Legion Auxiliary gathers at 2 pm Saturday to meet Abs. A. L. Stevens at her North Main Street home.
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Junior Legion Auxiliary
Abs. A. L. Stevens
North Main Street
Evening Bridge At Club Tonight
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a June evening bridge party for all members at the clubhouse with reservations open today. It is the second in a two part series due to popularity with members. Mr and Mrs J H Walker Jr serve as hosts and play begins at eight with refreshments after play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J. H. Walker, Jr
Local residents report medical recoveries and separable notes
Duane Best and several neighbors recover from tonsillectomy at Burrus Memorial Hospital. Sandy Rankin returns from New York to his father A M Rankin. Betts Ann Rankin heads eight week Camp Yonah in Western North Carolina. Mrs Jack D Kemp of Mobile visits Dr W T Kemp at 1100 Campbell St. Juanita Overcash and Anna Mae Manley return from Wilmington visit with Mrs W K Williamson. Mrs Wayne Willard recuperating after surgery at Burrus Memorial. Dr James R Brandon returns from Raleigh after state board exam and heads to a year internship at John Seale Hospital in Galveston. Mrs Lelia French home from Guilford General Hospital able to receive visitors. Miss Shirley Silver leaves for Ithaca and summer session at Cornell. will be a Goucher College senior next year. Seven years marks average motor vehicle tax burden at 136.9 percent of value.
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Sandy Rankin
New York
A. M. Rankin
Dr. Iis
Betts Ann
Rankin
Camp Yonahlessee
North Carolina
James R. Brandon
Monilieu Avenue
Raleigh
State Board
Brandon
John Seelep
Galveston
Texas
Shirley Silver
Tthace
Cornell University
Baltimore
Newark
New Jersey
Miss Silver
Goucher College
Special Message To Youth Tonight At Gospel Tabernacle
An 8 o'clock service at the Gospel Tabernacle on Willow Brook Street features Lay Evangelist Howard S Williams delivering a youth oriented gospel message The program includes performances by Daily Vacation Bible School participants directed by Miss Mary Colter The evangelist will speak on The Black Horse and recounts from Zacchaeus in Luke 19 A revival tale from Bloody Herrin DL is promised for tomorrow night plus a recent Greensboro revival testimony of spiritual peace and joy with several congregants seeking prayer or restoration tonight and yesterday
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Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
Howard S. Williams
Tabernacle
H. P. Williams
Mary Colter
Ten Point
Evangelist Williams
Williams
Zacherous
God
Jesus
Herrin
Birger
Literary Digest
Greensboro
Christ
Coal Price Rise and Rice Shortage in Chengtu
Price controls followed a spike as coal rose to 950 yuan a ton in Chengtu before authorities intervened. Rice climbed to 12 yuan a unit four times normal, then stabilized at eight. Most goods mirrored the trend, while fixed salaries failed to curb living costs. Some districts suspended classes to help inventory rice stocks as supply exceeded seasonal norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chengtu
China
Broadhurst Below the Border Features and Rialto Riders of Badlands
Fragmentary radio listing notes Broadhurst features with time codes and titles Corsican Brothers and Riders of Badlands. Mentions Paramount Rialto venues with additional time stamps and program blocks.
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Broadhurst
Paramount Features
Rialto
Badlands
Men Sought for Guilford County Ordnance Unit
Local recruiter Lieutenant Malcolm G. Moore announced urgent openings in Guilford County for Company P Fourth Battalion 302 Ordnance Regiment. Positions include general clerks warehousemen carpenters packers painters and stock record staff. Recruits to be enlisted at Winston-Salem with possible induction at Fort Bragg within 16 days.
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Guilford County
Foreign Service
South Main Street
Winston-Salem
Fort Bragg
Train carrying cadets wrecks on California border
A Santa Fe passenger train bearing 42 army air corps cadets plunged through a bridge near Parker on the California line. Engineers and a fireman were reported killed and several passengers injured. Deaths named Engineer E. J Murray and Fireman D. L. Blentz Needles though later reports questioned Beniz's status. The locomotive and first two cars fell into a wash as the bridge burned, 350 miles southeast of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Army Air Corps
Santa Fe
Parker
Ariz
California State Line
E. J Murray
D. L. Blentz
Needles
Calif
Beniz
Desert
Here
We The Women We The Women And The WWI Home Front Roles
Women adopt new summer routines and duties changing daily life during World War I. They wear slacks ride bikes shop frugally and perform war work while maintaining households, garden, can produce, and ration carefully. The Marine Corps expanded rapidly with many officers advancing to major or higher.
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Maying Bridge
Junior
Marine Corps
Long Awaited German Drive Taking Shape
Washington experts warned that Germany faced a potentially decisive phase in Europe as it contemplates a major drive against Russia. They noted Russia’s resilience, Churchill’s pledge to hold Egypt, and US Allied buildup, with Germany needing quick, crushing successes to threaten Britain or force a peace by late 1943.
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Joan M. Hightower
Washington
North Africa
Europe
Germany
Russia
Kharkov
Sevastopol
Britain
United States
United Nations
Geremany
Churchill
Roosevelt
Egypt
U.S
Aleutians
Japan
Pacific
Women censors ousted over leaked letters scandal
In Australia society gossip over letters between Navy members and wives led to the dismissal of honorary women censors. In Sydney 20 were removed as Navy Minister Ward said they read letters aloud and even took letters to bridge parties. Justice Halse Rogers urged naming the guilty to protect those who kept counsel.
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Navy
Australia
Sydney
Ward
Halse Rogers
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Greer Street
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X. C
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Methodist Youth Meet
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S. J. Best
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Mobile
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Campbell Street
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Anna Mae Manley
W. K. Williamson
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