Various Bridge Clubs Entertained At Thomasville
Thomasville March 12 G E Crowell hosted a Sans Souci bridge club at her home with two contract tables. Mrs Harry Lambeth won the flower prize after scoring. Guests included Mrs Harry Lee Lambeth Mrs Gray Ralph Wilson Paul Maesler Frank Mirr John Crow Walters Newby and the host. Charles Sturkey visits from Salem street and is a radio operator aboard the boat William M Page between Gal ton and New York.
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Thomasville
G. E. Crowell
Sans Souci Bridge Club
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Harry Lambeth
Harry Lee Lambeth
Ed Gray
Ralph Wilson
Paul Aesler
Frank Mirr
John Crow
Walters Newby
Charles Sturkey
C. M. Sturkey
Salem Street
William M Page
Gal
New York
Ace of Clubs club meeting at Garner home
Mrs J F Garner hosted a Wednesday afternoon Ace of Clubs gathering at the Garner home on Colonial Ave. Colorful spring decor adorned the rooms and two bridge tables were in use. Mrs Alvah Boyles won a potted calla lily as first prize with Mrs Sius Green as runner up. refreshments followed for attendees including Mrs G T Alexander and others.
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J. F. Garner
Ace of Clubs
Iag
Garner
Alvah Boyles
Sius Green
Esdames
G. T. Alexander
Ash Boyles
Julius Green
J. 8. Een
Paul Hassler
Charles Phillips
Walter Rapp
Verm Snider
Wesley Philathea
Main Street
M. E
Ed Cobb
J. N. Hauss
T. H. Shirley
E. G. Adams
Mise Nell Parkin
Ellen Mae Peas
Ebb
Lily Pons
New York
PTA Meeting at Colonial Drive School Highlights
The Parent-Teacher association met Friday afternoon with vice president Mrs J S Green presiding in the president's absence Mrs H T Heth k. The program featured a Han 1 and Gretel play by Beal's second graders and talks by Dr P M Sherrill on The Precool Child and Dr Claiborne Pellington on The Six-Fear Molars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Drive School
J. S. Green
H. T. Hethk
Han 1
Gretel
Iss Beal
P. M. Sherrill
Claiborne Pellington
Vernon Snider
Charles Lambeth
E. Fepper
Miss Blalock
Miss Doxey
Local social club hosts morning Contract gathering and dinner
Mrs. Robert Rapp entertained the Contract club at her Fisher Ferry Street home with floral decor and two tables of Progressive Contract play. high scores went to Mrs. George D. Finch and Mrs. P. Sherrill, with Mrs. Z. P. Long receiving handkerchiefs as a tribute. Dinner followed at the Starkeys’ Salem Street home for Kiwanis visitors from Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rapp
Contract Club
Fisher Ferry Street
T. Calendulas
Hze
Eorge D. Finch
P . Sherrill
Z. P. Long
Alliene Hoover
George Finch
R. Cooksey
Austin Finch
E. H. Mahone
Ralph Wilson
P. Merrill
C. M
Handy Information On Black-Draught Dosing
The ad promotes Black-Draught laxative with adjustable powder form for different ages and sizes. It claims proper doses avoid harsh purging and support regular bowel elimination. Package sizes are advertised at 25 cents each.
Asheboro Bridge Clubs Entertained on St Patrick Day Theme
The Duplicate bridge club met at Mrs. Dempsey Barnes's Park Street home with high score wins by Mrs. Francis White, Mrs. James Neely, Mrs. H. L. Griffin and Mrs. Ed Steere. Visitor Mrs. Malcolm Watson assisted by serving a green and white salad course. The Natural Bridge club gathered at Miss Evelyne Hughes's Greystone Terrace home with three tables for members and three visitors. Mrs. Graves won high score, receiving book ends, and Mrs. Champion earned low score prizes. A St Patrick color scheme dominated decorations and refreshments.
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Asheboro
Duplicate Bridge Club
Dempsey Barnes
Park Street
Francis White
James Neely
H. L. Griffin
Ed Steere
Malcolm Watson
Sam Story
Natural Bridge Club
BE. J. Baker
Evelyne Hughes
Randolph chapter 210 elects officers at Monday meeting
Miss Ethel Lovett is elected worthy matron of Randolph chapter 210 O E S. Joe T. Bule is named worthy patron and Mrs W A Underwood Sr associate matron. Other officers include James B Neely associate patron and Mrs Harris Birkhead secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lovett
Randolph Chapter
Lodge
Joe T. Bule
Franklinville
W. A. Underwood
James B. Neely
Harris Birkhead
Corbitt Scott
N. M. Harrison
Katy Belle Cagle
Emery Wood Country Club Evening Bridge Party
The Emery Wood Country Club hosts an evening bridge party at the club house tonight at 8 o'clock. Dr and Mrs M A Lackey and Mr and Mrs C R Diffendale are hosts as reservations are noted with the club secretary. Only members and their families with limited out of town guests may attend.
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Randolph Library Club
Emerywood Country Club
M. A. Lackey
C. R. Diffendale
Restoration Of Williamsburg Scene At Book Club
Mrs. C Clark spoke on the restoration of Williamsburg at the Wednesday Book Club meeting at Mrs. Dickson's Lindsay Street home. She detailed the Rockefeller Foundation funded program and a colorful array of spring flower displays observed in the Williamsburg project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
8. Clark
F. F. Dickson
Lindsay Street
Luncheon Guests Attend Formal Breakfast Meeting
Informal breakfast table settings marked an afternoon luncheon for Mesdames Lafferty Thomas Clark and others with Mrs. Lamar McCallum as guest. Pan-American Airlines expands to 14 clippers. Wingate hosts Phi Rho Pi debate tourney with colleges from several states participating.
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Wingate
States
Phi Rho Pi
Honorary Forensic Society
Wingate Junior College
Mrs J E Womble Hosts Saint Patrick Day Club Meeting
Mrs J E Womble hosted the Household Arts club at her daughter's home on Arbordale drive for a Saint Patrick's Day gathering. Miss Washburn explained the day’s meaning, Irish jokes were shared, Miss Frances Dixon spoke humorously, and new member names were drawn. An ice course was served and shamrock novelties given to members and guests.
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J. H. Womble
Household Arts Club
Earl Womble
Arbordale Drive
Washburn
Frances Dixon
T. B. Dodamead
Sam Dutton
John Ellis
C. F. Ellington
L. L. Farlowe
C. F. Grisson
Minnie Hinkle
F. L. Ingram
J. R. Montgomery
N. E. Russell
V. D. Sale, Sr
T. G. Shelton
Washburne
Thomas Dodamead
Rutherford County Democratic backing Watson for state post
The Rutherford county Democratic executive committee adopted a resolution endorsing T. Max Watson of Spindale, chair of the county board of commissioners, for appointment as state highway and public works commissioner for the ninth district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Forest City
Rutherford County
Democratic Executive Committee
T. Max Watson
Spindale
County Board of Commissioners
Scout Troop Planned at First Methodist Protestant Church
Asheboro officials approve forming a Boy Scout troop at the First Methodist Protestant church. A committee will select a permanent Scout committee and a scoutmaster and assistant. The first meeting is expected next week, per Scout executive Bunn Hackney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Board of Stewards
First Methodist Protestant Church of
Bunn Hackney
Pigmy marmoset Among Smallest Monkeys Weighs Under Pound
A pigmy marmoset ranks as one of the tiniest monkeys weighing less than a pound. Researchers note its diminutive size fits its arboreal life and distinctive tail.
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W. W. Rowe
J. M. Garrett
State Board of Health
J. A. Ferree
Jesse Pugh
Josephine Pugh
South
Cox Street
Mr. Pugh
Friend's Women's Missionary Society
Fred Plummer
Fayetteville Street
Ben Humble
Ella Bowman
Congo
Hope Fund
Country Club
Ers
Mesdames R
Lafferty
Fred
Pan-American Airlines
Mert
J. E. Womble
Eckerd
National Biscuit Company
Mlerila
America
Meritea
Merita
Lady
Merita Cake
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