Thomasville Afternoon Club Entertained At Luncheon
SPECIAL TO THE ENTERPRISE Thomasville March 28 Paul Hassler hosted members of the Bridge Club at Kinneywood for a luncheon at one o clock. Guests arrived to a dainty meal and tables centered with floral arrangements before three bridge tables were played in the afternoon. Mrs R K Farrington held the highest score.
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Thomasville
Paul Hassler
B of Clubs Bridge Club
Kinneywood
R. K.farrington
Mrs Gratton Foy Hosts Contract Club Meeting
Mrs Gratton Foy entertained the Wednesday Contract club at her Rockford road home with yellow spring decor and Easter place cards. Mabel Davis won the club prize ash trays, Mrs Fred Blank received the visitors award, and Alvah Boyles was second scorer receiving handkerchiefs. A salad course and chess pies followed with club members and guests listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratton Foy
Rockford Road
Mabel Davis
Fred Blank
Hendersonville
Robert Hubbard
Foy
Mesdames Seborn Perry
Burrell Nolan
Mary Elizabeth Long
Frank Marr
Paul Casey
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Amos Kearns
BE. W. Freeze, Jr
Farrell Gray
Mia
Visitors Arrive for Weekend at Salem Street Home
Miss Evelyn Webb of New York City visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Webb on Salem street. Miss Dorothy Thomas of Winston-Salem stays over weekend with Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth at Randolph street. Lambeth, a Sweet Briar College student, spends spring holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Lambeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Webb
New York City
Mrs. E. L. Webb
Salem Street
Dorothy Thomas
Winston-Salem
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Randolph Street
Lambeth
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Charles F. Lambeth
Miss Lee Hunt Returns Home From Visit
Miss Lee Hunt returns to Valhalla South Carolina after visiting here with her sister Miss Margaret Hunt.
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Miss Lee Hunt
Valhalla
S. C
Miss Margaret Hunt
Luncheon Honors Miss Hoskins at West Guilford Street Home
Mrs. N J Miles hosted a luncheon Sunday at West Guilford Street in honor of Miss Dorothy Hoskins of High Point who sang as guest soloist at Main Street M E Church. Attendees included Miss Hoskins Miss Margaret Hunt Mr and Mrs J S Hix and Mr and Mrs Miles. A Tuesday Afternoon club meeting on its name day was held at Miss Julia Brown Jennings East Main Street with Miss Jennings presiding. The program featured a sketch and review of Corra Harris life and books by Mrs Z V Crutchfield, followed by green and white decor and a two course repast for club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Miles
West Guilford Street
Dorothy Hoskins
High Point
Main Street M. E
Julia Brown Jennings
East Main Street
Miss Jennings
Z. V. Crutchfield
Corra Harris
Harris
C. H. Newby
Robert Rapp
Paul Newton
Paul Green
E. L. Webb
Ralph Wilson
Evelyn Webb
Boycott Campaign Targets Non-Union Cigarettes
The Tobacco Workers International Union launches a boycott against non-union made cigarettes after a Roosevelt cigarette code. About 25 speakers will tour local unions to expose alleged conditions in the non-union tobacco industry, accusing farmers of robbery and workers of exploitation. Leading non-union firms cited include American Tobacco, R. J. Reynolds, Liggett and Myers, and P Lorillard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tobacco Workers International Union
Roosevelt
Mnain
Tobacco Unain
American Tobacco Company
R. J. Reynolds Company
Liggett and Myers
P. Lorillard
Beggars Camps Planned Near Madrid in Spain
Spain plans a chain of beggar camps housing tents and meals with compulsory work. The first camp near Madrid will house up to 1500 people and convert barren land into arable soil.
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Spain
Madrid
Brazil Exports Nearly One Million Coffee Bags in January
Brazil shipped about 1.1 million bags of coffee in January, marking a strong start to the year for the export sector. Analysts note the volume reflects sustained demand from key markets and favorable weather aiding production.
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Brazil
Bill Would Over Teaching Of Liquor Evils In Schools
RALEIGH March 28 The senate advanced a bill to require public schools to teach about the harmful effects of alcohol and a course on whisky and alcoholic beverages. Students would study and pass to be promoted. A second measure sought to create a court term commission to manage grand jury foremen removals and schedule terms.
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Raleigh
Senate
Teague
Wayne
Weathers
Wake
Grand Juries
State Bar
U S Girl China Road Scout Maps Progress in Shanghai
Miss A. Viola Smith, American Commissioner at Shanghai, promotes road work in China. She travels 7811 miles in ten days to Changsha, reports abundant trucks and engineers at work, and notes new streets 120 and 100 feet wide with concrete surfaces, while dismissing rain myths from the district.
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U. S
China
A. Viola Smith
Shanghai
Changsha
Hunan
Shanghi
Nachang
Nanking
Good Will Garden Club Elects New Officers
The Good Will Garden Club elected a new slate at yesterday morning’s meeting at Mrs. C. C. Hampton’s home. President Mrs. T. A. Tildenwas reelected. vice president and program chair Mrs. A B Frazier. secretary Mrs. R R Blackburn. treasurer Mrs. M A Lackey. librarian Mrs. F M Pickett. Former president Mrs. Bruce Craven spoke on Lily care and varieties. Seventeen members attended.
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Good Will Garden Club
C. C. Hampton
T. A. Tilden
Mrs Mary Adams Resting Better at Barker Street Home
Friends report Mrs Mary Adams is resting better at her Barker Street home after an illness that began last Sunday. Her condition shows slight improvement and she remains at home under care.
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Mary Adams
Barker Street
F F Club Meets at Amos Home for Regular Session
The F. F. club held its regular meeting at Campbell street home of Misses Elizabeth and Olivia Amos on Tuesday evening. Miss Mabel Rimmer presided and plans were made for a forthcoming banquet. Programs for the next three meetings were prepared, and eight members attended with refreshments served after business.
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F. F
Misses Amos
Elizabeth
Olivia Amos
Campbell Street
Mabel Rimmer
de Lerous
Avalanche Threat After Airborne Bombing on Bernin Pass
Air concussion from six percent plowing bombs thrown high has dislodged threatening avalanches on the Bernin Pass in Rusela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernin Pass
Rusela
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Club News
Miss Madeline Hoover
Homasville
Mrs. Gratton Foy
Alvah Boyles
Mesdames R. K. Farrington
Vernon Snider
Jesse Green
W. G. Smith
J. F. Garner
Charles F. Phillips
Walter Newby
Nat Walker
G. IT. Alexander
Walter Rapp
Juniour Crusade
DOWN
Sellers
Cut Rate Furniture Co
East Green
W. E. Tomlinson
Flapper
Fanny
Reg
U.S
Paul Whiteman
Bill
Craven
Richardson
Smart Millinery
Orsan
YSC
Samuel Hyman
Wedgewood
South Main
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