Kernersville news and a bridge hand from Duluth
Local Kernersville notes cover social visits and club meetings including the Daughters of the American Revolution and mentions of visitors from Princeton and Winston-Salem. A Duluth bridge game report details a six spades slam with a dramatic squeeze and cross ruff, describing the play by Charles Orechovsky and partner D J Donovan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Orechovsky
Duluth
Minn
D. J. Donovan
Duluth Bridge League
Culbertson
East
Contract Problem and Bus Line Talk in Kernersville
The column discusses a bridge hand in four spades with a diamond finesse lost to West and whether a trump is the best play. It also notes debate among Kernersville and Winston-Salem authorities over a proposed new bus line to run hourly at lower fares than Greyhound and the Southern Railway, with opposition forming but no leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Declarer
South
Kernersville
Winston-Salem
Greyhound Line
Southern Railway System
Greyhound and Southern Railway
Two Hundredth Anniversary Services At First Methodist
The First Methodist Episcopal Church South Kernersville marks the 200th anniversary of John Wesley Iife awakening. Rev. T R Wolfe leads March sermons with lay speakers outlining the Wesley experience from the book Out of Aldersgate now in every home. The services aim to be uplifting and informative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
M. B
Mary Edwards
Rebecca Bodenheimer
R. C. Morris
C. Stafford
Aldersgate
W. T. Watkins
Mary Linville
Zora Smith
Ebecca Bodenheimer
Kathryn Kamy
Mesmes Arnold Stone
Roy War
Ralph Cooke
Joe Pinnix
Richard Whitaker
Harmon Line
W. C
First Methodist Epitecopal Church
South
John Wesley
T. R. Wolfe
Wesley
Kernersville backs push for veterans hospital site
Interested residents of Kernersville plan a concerted effort to attract a federal veterans hospital to North Carolina. They cite Kernersville as the state's high point between the Blue Ridge and Atlantic, mild winters, comfortable summers, clean air, and its central location with a network of highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Veterans’ Hospital
North Carolina
Blue Ridge
Atlantic Ocean
Death of John W. Hine Prominent Wallberg Farmer
John W. Hine 62 a prominent Wallberg farmer died at his home Tuesday night after weeks of illness. Survived by wife Daisy Spurgeon Hine three sons Barry Charles and Andrew and seven daughters Anne Ida Carrie Cleara Ruth Emma Jane and Irene and ten grandchildren. Funeral was held yesterday at 2 30 pm from Weeme mento r church with Matthews in charge. Burial was in the church cemetery.
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Thomasville
John W. Hine
Wallberg
Andrew
Phoebe Yokely Hine
Masonic Order of
Winston-Balem
Werners Baptist Church
Daisy Spurgeon Hine
Barry
Charles Hine
Bassett
Anne Hine
Winston-Salem
Ida James
Carrie Pegram
Cleara Beck
Winston Salem
Ruth Craven
Emma
Jane
Irene Hine
Sharch
Matthews
Pooters
Hearial
Church
Centenarian Mary Wright Votes in Phoenix Primary
Mrs. Mary Wright, a 100-year-old resident of Phoenix, Arizona, voted in a municipal primary election on February 18 and quipped that at her age she knows how to make a proper decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Mary Wright
Bingo Party Honors Miss Hutchins In Lexington Socials
In Lexington on March 4 a party at Mrs. Charles Craver’s West Side Drive home honored Miss Marie Hutchins of Winston-Salem. Guests played five tables of bingo with prizes including a salt and pepper set and a potted plant. Fiddlesticks winner received a nut bowl and the honoree got handmade handkerchiefs. Refreshments completed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Charles Craver
West Side Drive
Marie Hutchins
Winston-Salem
Fred J. Cox
Betty Jane Richard
Russell Craver
Miss Hutchins
John Craver
Miss Edna Vuncannon Weds Frank Wilson in Quiet Randleman Ceremony
Miss Edna Vuncannon and Frank Wilson were married in a simple home ceremony on February 26 in Randleman with Rev. John Pugh officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Vuncannon, wore a grey suit with navy accessories. Wilson, from Asheboro, works at Asheboro Hosiery Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Vuncannon
Mr. Wilson
Randleman
Edna Vuncannon
Frank Wilson
John Pugh
Mr. Pugh
Wilson
D. J. Vincannon
Randleman High School
J. W. Wilson
Asheboro
Tom Allred
Naomi Street
Keystone
the Baptist Church
T. B. Allred
T. L. Helms
R. E. Biles
Ernest Cross
Mr. Ernhart
Dennis Moser
Bernice Graves
John Dickens
L. M. Abstain
Drive A Better Car During National Used Car Exchange Week
An urgent sale promotes upgrading from an old unreliable car to a safer, newer model. Trade in your current vehicle to cover the down payment, with the balance on easy terms. Those without a trade can still qualify for low down payments. Go early before bargains are gone.
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Ernersville
J. J. Griffith
Isses
Eleanor and
Francesriffith
Princeton
W. Va
George V. Fulp
Oscar Joyner
Vidson College
Rs. O. L. Joyner
Elzora Eads
Kanpolis
Jane Linville
Betsyne Ring
Winn-Salem
Will Poindexter
Winlem
J. P. Adkins
Joseph Kerner
Daughters of the American Yolution
Carl Kerner
Esdames Kerner
Marvin Whittington
Herman Duncan
Arker
N. T
North Salt
NEA Service, Inc
McKenney
Storm
William E. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
Ul Hs
Coca-Cola Plant
Washington Street
Marie Hutchens
Martha Sue McCain
East Fourth Street
Buddy Ward
Jackie Rose
Frank MecCain
Cecil] School
P.T. A
Charles 8. Williams
I. L. Sink
Odessa Snow
Virginia McCrary
J. W. McLendon
Mra. Sink
Dolph Hedrick
Christine Yarborough
Lois Lowell
J. R. McCrary
Alma Owen
Miss Summerall
Choates
Robert Hege
Durham
D. A. Tesh
Roby A. Freedles
J. Dan Redwine
Do. W. Fulton
Louis Talbert
Mount Airy
Liza Grey Chaplin
Arthur F. Day
New York
Charlie Chaplin
Day
Missouri University
Highfill Jobe
Willie Johnson
Lian
Edd Jarrett
J. J. Lambe
Randolph Hospital
Sam Swail
Greensboro
Joanna Vanwerry Ape
Joseph Hodgin
John Fox
Hodgin
New York City
Rozelle Smith
Inez Trogdon
Ashboro
Fred B. Maus
E. N. Wall
Margaret Hall
Harriman
Tenn
N. C Hyder
Beulah Lineberry
Berry Grice
Asheville
J. F. Routh
Hal Brown
Carlyn
Isaiah Hamilton
Dennis Smith
Belle Smith
National Used Car Exchange Week
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