Marriage of Miss Bradford to Colon H Loflin Announced Here
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Bobbie Lake Bradford of Daughtery Virginia and Colonel Harris Loflin of High Point at Clarke Presbyterian Church in Daughtery on February 15. Rev Paul Crane officiated with gladioli, organ music, and a small reception. The bride wore a light blue street dress. attendants included sister Mrs Margaret Harmon and bridesmaid Miss Phyl Bull. Loflin, a Marine veteran, is employed by Ring Harris drug. couple to reside at 107 Oak Street, High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Lake Bradford
Daughtery
Colon Harris Loflin
Point
Clarke Presbyterian Church
Paul Crane
Ellen Edmonds
Ince
Marineros
Margaret Harmon
Phyl Bull
Loflin
Stanley Middleton
Kenneth Parks
Clarence Edwards Fitchett, Jr
Abel Payne
High Point
J. W. Bradford
J. S. Loflin
Marines
Ring-Harris Drug Company
Oak Street
Daugherty, Va
World Day of Prayer Plans For Friday
High Point council of Church Women led by Mrs. G. I. Humphreys completes local plans for World Day of Prayer to be observed Friday March 8 in fifty countries. Interdenominational and interracial, the event features an international committee and a 3 PM public service at First Methodist Church led by Miss Ellen Moore. Local prayer services arranged by ministers. Mrs. Iles Barrier plans school services. Theme is Things That Make For Our Peace. literature distributed to 10 000 community chairmen, prepared by Miss Mabel Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Church Women
G. I. Humphreys
International Committee
E. R. Anderson
Iblic
Ellen Moore
Rell Education
Wesley Memori Methodist Church
Iles Barrier
Mabel Shaw
Africa
Cooperette Club Postpones Tonight Meeting
The Cooperette club will not meet as scheduled tonight. An official announcement late yesterday states the event is postponed to a later date, with details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperette Club
Pg Og
Women Of Moose Plan Regular Meeting Tomorrow
The Women of the Moose will hold their regular meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o clock at the Moose hall. A request was made that all members be in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Moose Hall
Births Jrs Howard Byrd Jr and Charles Ellis Stroupe Jr
Mr and Mrs James Howard Byrd of 915 Redding Street announce a son James Howard Jr born Sunday March 3 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Byrd formerly Miss Marlene Calloway. Mr and Mrs Charles E Stroupe of 203 Thurston Street announce a son Charles Ellis Jr born March 2 at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mrs Stroupe formerly Miss Melba Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrs
Howard Byrd, JR
James Howard Byrd
Redding Street
James Howard, Jr
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Byrd
Marlene Calloway
Co. E. Stroupe, JR
Charles E. Stroupe
Thurston Street
Charles Ellis, Jr
Church Social Notices For Friendly Martha Payne Stephens Class
The Friendly class of Trinity Methodist meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Walton Orr Trinity. The Martha Payne class of Green Street Baptist meets Thursday at Mrs Laura Kane 26 F Clara Cox Apartments with Mrs J L Jones as associate hostess. All members urged to attend as pals names are revealed. The Stephens Bible study class meets tomorrow at 3 p m with Mrs C S Grayson on North Main Street with Mrs Grayson as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Walton Orr
Trinity
Martha Payne
Green Street Baptist Church
Laura Kane
Clara Cox
J. L. Jones
Stephens Bible
C. S. Grayson
North Main Street
Grayson Will
Leader
People Miss Maxine Kimrey Recuperating At Home
Maxine Kimrey of High Point is recuperating at home after over two weeks with virus pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Farrell Gray and daughter Nancy returned from Greenville North Carolina after the death of Mrs Gray’s father A H Critcher who died Sunday following a stroke. Mrs Lawrence Hancock returned home from Norfolk Virginia where she was called by the death of Frank Thomas Dickens of Enfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Kimrey
High Point Route Three
Farrell Gray
Nancy
Greenville
N.C
Lawrence Hancock
Hillcrest Idrive
Norfolk
Frank Thomas Dickens
Enfield
Traffic Safety Program Is New NCFWC Project
A new program from the General Federation of Women’s Clubs titled The Traffic Safety Program 1946 urges clubs to push driver education, traffic law awareness, and safety campaigning. It calls for high school driver training, bicycle ordinances, parking surveys, and safety walking. State and local chairmen promote stricter enforcement and public talks with State Highway Commission speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles G. Doak
North Carolina Federation of Women's Club
Federatedlubs
American Citizenship Department
James C. Carmark
Providence
Rhode Island
A. D. Rogers
Statesville
North Carolina
Peoe
State Highway Commission
Busy Emerywood social week with clubs and bridges
The schedule lists W O T club at Mrs Stewarts on West Farriss. dessert bridge for Miss Emmagene Shields bride-elect on Thurston. L Amusante and Pentagon club gatherings. garden clubs meet at multiple homes. luncheons for Mrs George Fish. Utopian St club event. Business and Professional Women dinner with Judge Hayes. High Point Graduate Nurses dinner. Girl Scout Council. Emerywood Country club family night dinner. Priscilla club meets with changes. USC banquet at St Marys with Judge Reeves. Emmagene Shields bridge at Miss Frances Muse. Emerywood duplicate club play. Eleanor Younts bridge for Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. K. Stewart
West Farriss Avenue
W. C. Jones
Dorothy Miller
Thurston Street
Emmagene Shields
Norman C. Johnson
L’amusante Club
Archie Newton
Hillcrest Drive
Pentagon Club
Alson Gray
Lindsay Street
West Emerywood
Santa Barbara
Calif
Utopian St Club
J. Walker
Colonial Drive
J. S. Salsbury
Brentley Circle
She
Emerywood Country Club
Priscilla Club
S. C. Clark
Parkway
USC
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Earl Reeves
Betsy Saunders Witl
Frances Muse
Emerywood
Eleanor Younts
Funeral for Mrs Edwards Draws Many Out-of-Town Visitors
Funeral services for the late Mrs. E. A. Edwards drew many visitors from across North Carolina towns. Attendees included Rev Fletcher Nelson Miss Patrick Cobb T H Wilson Sterling Collett James Conally and others from Marion Burlington Jonesville Plymouth Raleigh Glen Alpine and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Edwards
Moranton
Fletcher Nelson
Atrick Cobb
Donald van Noppen
T. H. Wilson
Sterling Collett
James Conally
Graham Hoyle
J. J. Roper
Grover Butler
Glen Alpine
Frances Bradish
Mae Gordon
Marion
Burlington
Leon Larkin
J. C. Lackamay
Brady James
J. W. Hackaday
Eunice Hodgin
R. Q O. Browning
Worley Moser
W. T. Williams
Victor Warren
Juanita Warren
Tom Cates
Betty Gray Jackson
Jonesville
Harry L. Barnhill
Plymouth
G. M. Preddy
Albert Stephenson
Mary Lou Stephenison
Raleigh
Contract Bridge: Risky S insults by overbidding
The article analyzes a slam bidding error where East bids a cold six heart contract while South, unaware of a key card misplacement, fails to double. It discusses why a defensive double is risky and how North’s over-optimistic raises led to a heavy penalty, stressing how partner inference and incomplete information drive risky decisions in bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Culbertson
South
East
North
Community life flares in Asheboro clubs and weddings
Asheboro social scene shows multiple bridge clubs with visiting guests and high scores, a Randolph Book club talk by Dr. George W. Joyner on socialized medicine, and local engagements. Mrs. Grady Crawford announces daughter Elizabeth's April wedding to Raymond Sink, plus a Winston-Salem pair's February marriage in Asheboro office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Mar
Charles McCrary
Russell Parks
Wilmington
Arthur Ross, Jr
Harris Coffin
George W. Joyner
Randolph Book Club
T. H. Reading
Grady C. Crawford
Farmer
Elizabeth
Raymond C. Sink
Lexington
Farmer Methodist Church
Miss Crawford
Mr. Sink
D. E. Sink
Rt. 6
Coble Dairy
Loriie Marie
Walter Be
Winston-Salem
Moman Reece
Addie Retee
J. C. Reece
Manners Tips For High School Boys From A Reader Dialogue
A group of high school boys seeks tips on proper manners. They discuss greetings, handshakes, respectful introductions to girls, sitting posture, rising for hosts, helping with coats and doors, and polite farewells to parents. The guidance stresses considerate behavior in public and with peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie
Ae Hug
King
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the Enterprise Women
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Colon H. Loflin
World Day of Prayer
Ider Marshall
Mgr. Piscurity Sask
Becky's
Whitlark’s
East Commerce &T
D. M. Spurtin
Luna Smith
Lucille Bodenhamer
Dot Zigler
Bebe
Washington
Dr. Caldwell
Wells Senna
Stephens
Grayson Home
Edwards
East Dealer
Vulnerable
Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Nelson Florist
Francis B. Nelson
N. Main St
Winston-Salem, N. C
Hal Walker
Bridge Club
Lynn Koonce
William Lane
FE. F. Glass, Sr
John E. Glass
Wilbur Amos
J. D. Potts
Piedmont Grill
Mesdames Amos and Potts
R. G. Walters
Marjorie Moseley
Vance Kivett
New Deal Bridge Club
Wayman Kivett
James Walton
Sara Helen Covington
Balfour
Henry Hall
Freeman Miller
Clark Millikan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Elinor Williams
Minnie Lee
Steed
Betty Trotter
Princess
Baby Tyner
Pauline Hedgecock
Auty Shop
Tel
Guilford Furniture CO
Mysti¢ Foam
Schalks
ACME
Acme Quality
Commerce
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