Flying, Fashion, and Family in a Westchester Parlor
Evelyn Dunn presses Jackie on romance as the stage star plans retirement after John Paul Scott offers marriage. Jackie defends independence and reveals she is learning to fly with Roger Breckner, a pilot she likes as a friend. Evelyn hints at social ties and a driven, dramatic plan to secure her daughter's future.
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Evelyn Dunn
Evelyn la Farge
Jacqueline
Evelyn
Jackie
Park Avenue
Westchester Country
Roger Breckner
Roger
Nee
John Paul Scott
Mr. Scott
Paul
Notice of Land Sale Under Deed of Trust Guilford County
Public auction to cash sale the land in Guilford County North Carolina described as multiple lots in Emerywood West Block 2 and Block 3 Emery wood West with tax and street assessment liens. Sale at Greensboro Courthouse east door on Monday June 1938 at 2 PM. Substitute Trustee Paul Hamilton and Roberson Haworth Reese Attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. C. Clark
Daisy Ogburn Clark
Guilford County
Register of Deeds
Greensboro
Caroline
High Point Township
Emerywood West
Office of the Register of Deeds
Guilford Country
Paul Hamilton
Roberson, Haworth & Reese
High Point Auction To Sell Four City Tracts This May
By order of the City Council the City of High Point will sell four parcels at public auction on May 13, 1938, at 11 o clock noon. Tracts include properties on Woodrow Avenue Sunset Avenue Rotary Drive and more in Guilford County. Sale occurs at the east door of the City Wall High Point and bids are cash and subject to rejection by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
High Point
N. C
High Point Township
Guilford County
North Carolina
Woodrow Avenue
Sherrod Park
Office of Register of Deeds
Quillford County
Sunset Avenue
Sheraton Hills
Carolina
A. E Taplin
Office of
Register of Deeds
High Point Real Estate and Trust Company
D. H. Hall
Country Club
Woodland Drive
Rotary Drive
Roa Drive
Mrs. Max Wall Honored at Lexington Bridge Dinner
Lexington May 2 Mrs Max Wall of High Point was honored at a bridge dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J B Green on Fairview Drive with three tables of players. Prizes went to Mrs Robert Baker and Mr Baker and Mrs Paul Stoner received consolation. The honoree received a pair of sheer hose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
J. B. Green
Fairview Drive
Max Wall
High Point
C. B. Williams
Robert Baker
Baker
Paul Stoner
Wall
Syracuse teen wins Diamond Sculls at Henley
Ned Ten Pycek of Syracuse becomes the first American to win the Diamond Sculls at Royal Henley England at age 17. He is noted as the young American champion in this prestigious regatta.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Ned Ten Pycek
England
Sisler Spirit Shines as Colgate Recruits Pace Team
Hamilton N Y George Sisler son of the former first baseman emerges as leading pitcher for Colgate University nine boosting hopes in early season play.
To Be Continued Distrustful of Sentimental Love
A fragment notes a cautious stance toward romance and affection, labeling emotions as unreliable. The line hints at an ongoing narrative arc exploring motive, attachment, and conflict without concluding.
Allan Tate Lectures At Asheboro Sorosis Club Meeting
Allan Tate, Greensboro literary critic and college lecturer, spoke at the Asheboro Sorosis club on trends in poetry. He contrasted modern poetry’s complexity with accessible earlier works and read from poets including Hart Crane, Wallace Stevens, Pound, and Warren. The event featured hostess duties by Mrs. Neely Hunter and a nominating committee set for the next meeting.
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Asheboro
Allan Tate
Greensboro
Woman's College
Ashebro Sorosis Club
Neely Hunter
Main Street
Tate
Hart Crane
Wallace Stevens
T. 8. Elliott
Ezra Pounds
John Crowe Ransome
Phelps Putman
Adams
Louisa Bogan
Robert Penn Warren
Catherine Gordon
Joe Ross
John Burkhead
Dempsey Barnes
Ogburn Yates
Carrie Brittain
Joe Ross, Jr
Charles McCrary
James Neely
Ashehoro Sororis Club Sets May Benefit Bridge Parties
The Ashehoro Sororis club schedules a May 13 benefit to aid welfare work. Friday events include duplicate and contract at Mrs. Frank McCrary's on Worth Street, rook and contract at Mrs. N M Harrison's on South Fayetteville Street, with bridge rock and set back in the evenings at both homes. Further notices will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashehoro Sororis Club
Frank McCrary
Worth Street
N. M. Harrison
South Fayetteville Street
Bridge Rock
Rock club gathering at Liberty Street home
Mrs. A. L. Brault hosted a Tuesday afternoon rock club event at her Liberty Street residence. The rooms were filled with red and yellow roses and other spring flowers as three tables were set for play. Four visitors joined club members, including Mrs. James Kayetten and Miss Evelyn Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Brault
Liberty Street
James Kayetten
Evelyn Hughes
Inspiring address highlights Randolph Baptist WMU meeting
Mrs C K Doster spoke at the fourth annual Women s Missionary Union session in Randleman with 62 delegates from eight churches. Mrs M T Lambert presided as superintendent and Mrs Mae Hall led devotionals. Asheboro led with 22 members among 31 A ll groups statewide.
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C. K. Doster
Fukuoka
Japan
Womens Missionary Union
Randolph Baptist Association
Randleman Baptist Church
M. T. Lambert
Mae Hall
Rotha Barker
Sandleman
G. W. Berry
Asheboro
W. H. Grimes
N. N. Newlin
Randleman
Edna R Harris
Raleigh
Dazier
Chester Bourne
Liberty
Lambert
Earnest Moody
8. C. Frazier
Horace Anderson
Arthur Presnell
Young Peoples
Baffie Boone
PD. EK. Bullard
R. EB. Heath
L.R. O'Brien
Margaret Fund Training School
R. P. Bell
G. F. Lane
Nora Maness
Mrs Sumner Hosts Duplicate Bridge Club at Salisbury Street
Mrs George B Sumner entertained her Duplicate Bridge club Wednesday afternoon at her home on Salisbury street. Two tables were set in the charmingly arranged parlor as players gathered for an afternoon session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 8. Sumner
Duplicate Bridge Club
Salisbury Street
Tea Honoring Bride Mrs J Glenn Pennington In Thomasville
Mrs Charlies F Lambeth and Miss Mary Johnson Lambeth hosted a society tea in the Woman's Club building Thomasville honoring bride Mrs J Glenn Pennington formerly Miss Lillian Lambeth of Tulsa Okla The event followed a week of social activities and an outdoor reception featured peonies iris and palms with a large receiving line and multiple hostesses and guests totaling about 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charlies F. Lambeth
Mary Johnson Lambeth
J. Glenn Pennington
Lillian Lambeth
Tulsa
Oklo
Woman’s Club
Elliott Drive
Mesdames
T. Austin Finch
H. R. Kyser
Lois Johnson
Lambeth
Pennington
William Webb
Oxford
Claiborne Pennington
John Pennington
Ralph Wilson
B. W. Parham
W. A. Lambeth
Winston - Salem
Lucille Holden
P. S.lambth
Charlotte Hammer
BE. W. Cates
Juniors At Randleman High Banquet For Seniors
RANDLEMAN May 2. The junior class of Randleman high school held a nautical banquet for the senior class on April 23 in the gym. Decor represented a ship deck with life savers and ship shaped placecards. Speeches, songs, and dances followed with Fleming Bell as toastmaster. Jon will be remembered as Miss Nora Dix.
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Randleman
Aede
Randleman High School
Fleming Bell
Captain Bell
Maxine Jarrett
Frances Causey
Kate Graves
Hazel Owens
Mr. Carpenter
Betty Lou Pope
Dr. Helms
Dorothy McDaniels
Mr. Hamilton
Boy's Glee Club
Auita
Mary Louise Talley
Glee Club
May Day Festival at Randleman Elementary School
Randleman elementary students will perform a Mother Goose Festival at 3 30 p m on Monday May 2 on the school campus. About 600 children participate in folk games dances and the crowning of May King George Fox and May Queen Margaret Emery Pickard. Attendants include Polly Barker Decie Russell Mary Lou Hill Anne Beck Bland Julian Sally Coleman John Fox Bobby Brookshire William Howard Toomes Billy Allman Donald Snyder Carl Wright and David Trogdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
George Fox
Margaret Emery Pickard
Polly Barker
Decie Russell
Mary Lou Hill
Anne Beck
Bland Julian
Sally Coleman
John Fox
Bobby Brookshire
William Howard Toomes
Billy Allman
Donald Snyder
Carl Wright
David Trogdon
Glad Girls monthly meeting at Randleman Baptist church
The Ran dleman Baptist church Glad Girls class held a Saturday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. Nannie Bowman with Miss Lorena Headrick presiding. Plans were made to raise funds for church building projects. Miss Dot Henley and Lucille Dickens led an entertainment session followed by a social hour.
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Glad Girls
Randleman Baptist Church
Lorena Headrick
Nannie Bowman
Dot Henley
Lucille Dickens
Pilgrim Holiness Girls Host Shower for Bible School Grads
The young girls of the Pilgrim Holiness church held a shower for Bertha Lapid and Mary Storm, graduates of People's Bible school in Greensboro, Monday evening at Thelma Brown's home. Hostess provided refreshments for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Bertha Lapid
Mary Storm
People's Bible School
Greensboro
Thelma Brown
Upton Birth Notifies Margaret Ellen Arrival
Mr and Mrs James Upton announce the birth of a daughter Margaret Ellen on April 23. The parents request a card of thanks and share the family news with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Upton
Margaret Ellen
Mra
Social club afternoon yields prizes for four ladies
The gathering included club members and visitors Mrs. Charles McCrary and Mrs. Neely Hunter. After card games, scores were tallied and prizes awarded to Mrs. Francis White, Mrs. Neely Hunter, Mrs. Dempsey Barnes, and Mrs. H. L. Griffin. A salad course and dessert followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McCrary
Neely Hunter
Francis White
Dempsey Barnes
H. L. Griffin
Soviet air strength in 1931 and 1936 estimates
In 1931 the Soviet Union operated about 1,000 aircraft. Conservative estimates project 3,000 planes at the start of 1936, reflecting rapid expansion in the interwar period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
Party at Elliott Drive Home Sparks Young Evening Fun
A social gathering at a home on Elliott Drive featured games and dancing enjoyed by young people in the evening. Refreshments were served after activities to about twenty five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott Driv
Local Social Notes From Mount Airy Area
Mrs Harston Williamscam of Mount Airy visits her mother Mollie Snell and Miss Maie Snell on Myers street. Miss Snell is recovering after a recent hospital stay. Mrs B W Parham and William Oxford of Oxford visited relatives in Mount Airy over the weekend with Mrs Archibald John. Miss Jean Lackey of Point was hosted by Dr and Mrs R G Jenn on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harston Williamscam
Mount Airy
Mollie Snell
Maie Snell
Myers Street
Snell
B. W. Parham
William Oxford
Oxford
Archibald John
Jean Lackey
Point
R. G. Jenn
Hoey and Graham to Speak at Interracial Meeting
Governor Hoey and Dr. Frank Graham president of the University of North Carolina will address the annual meeting of the North Carolina Commission on Interracial Cooperation. The theme is a program to improve human relations with speakers including Senator E G Flanagan Greenville Dr H L Trigg state education Dr Walter J Hughes state health George S Mitchell Farm Service and Senator W Noel of Roxboro.
McKenney On Bridge Slam Ideas
William Fe McKenney, secretary of the American Contract Bridge League, presents slam ideas and strategies in this bridge column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William FE. McKenney
American Contract Bridge League
Simple hand yields no slam for Goldsmith in club remarks
Arthur Goldsmith of Cleveland reads a dummy with a singleton heart while a solid diamond suit and potential spade king lead set up a difficult decision. After errors in signaling from his partner, he settles for a safe ace of spades and ten, East winning but the hand making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Goldemith
Cleveland
West
Goldsmith
South
East
Eagle Contract Five-Suit Contract Bidding Rise Noted
The article surveys five suit contract bidding, citing Culbertson and other works as influence. It explains scoring values, bonuses for slams, and honor bonuses, noting the widow may dominate bidding in proper play and previewing hands to be discussed in upcoming installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecKenney
American contract theory clashes with practical club play
The article argues that American experience contradicts English contentions about no trump games. It notes widow cards, exposed cards judged by New York players, can aid suit declarations and improve trick-taking power, even when a card is in a suit bid by opponents. Opening bids require similar quick strength, not a 25 percent increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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Fred C. Sink
John Craver
Mildred Hewitt
Richmond
Zeb Green
Parkview
Davidson Hospital
Barbara
Berry Goings
W. C. Goings
Ema Sue
South Carolina
C. M. Ward, Jr
Charles Craver
Sheroff
Boyd Williams
Landis
Lloyd Williams
Sorosis Club
Bill Boling
W. E. Brown
C. EB. Hughes
Hurley Wrape
Boling
O. L. Presnell
Reginald Turner
H. P. Powell
Lee M. Kearns
M. E. Church
Mt. Pleasant M. E. Church
W. W. Peele
Mrs. Chase Lambeth
Mesdames J. F., Lambeth
BE. L. Webb
Meade Hite
Louise McMillan
Alvah Boyles
Z. P. Long
Evelyn Webb
P. M. Sherrill
Charles Phillips
Walter Newby
Jon
Miss Nora Dix
Hoey
Graham
McKenney
Slam Ideas
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Your Aces
Edward Hymes, Jr
Samuel Fry, Jr
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