Calendar of Club Meetings and Social Events
A series of local club meetings and social gatherings through the week. W O T Club hosts Miss Mary Alexander. Emerywood hosts a Community Concert Campaign planning tea. Monarch Auxiliary and VFW Auxiliary meet at homes and halls. Garden Study Club wartime project. Utopian Study Club at Mrs Adams. Business and Professional Women at Sheraton with Ruth Goodman chair. Wild Flower Club with Montgomerys. Family Night Dinner at Emerywood. Canterbury Club and Philomathean Club gatherings. High Point College Alumni Executive meeting at the Student Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.O.T. Club
Mary Alexander
English Street
Emerywood Country Club
Baa
Monarch Auxiliary
L. H. Zimmerman
Carrick Avenue
Canterbury Club
Phil W. Grandjean
Philomathean Club
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
High Point College Alumni Association
Mid-Week Study Meeting Postponed to Later Date
The Mid-Week Study meeting planned for Wednesday has been postponed. Members should watch for a future announcement with the new time.
Three Classes Weekly For Nurses Aids
Nurses Aid classes will be held Mondays Wednesdays and Thursdays at the Y W C A at 7 30 p m It was announced today Mrs Edith Moore Sherrod will be instructor in the courses
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Edith Moore Sherrod
Church and Bible Classes Meet This Week in Town
The Church Social Circle No 2 of First Evangelical and Reform ed Church meets Wednesday at 3 pm at Mrs Mary Clodfester’s home 920 South Main Street with Mrs Everette Hedrick leading. L L L Class of Green Street Baptist meets tonight at Miss Edna Hunsucker’s 1020 Grace Street for monthly meeting and party. Stephen’s Bible Class gathers Wednesday at 3 pm at Mrs M J Crowder’s home 309 Steele Street led by Mrs Crowder. Bethel Church Thomasville held a men’s service night with Rev Oakley leading and music by the Bethel quartet and piano by Mrs E E Bragg. Rev Kennedy spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Woman's Guild of the
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Mary Clodfester
South Main Street
Everette Hedrick
Green Street Baptist Church
Edna Hunsucker
Grace Street
Stephen's Bible
M. J Crowder
Steele Street
Crowder
Bethel
Y W Club Installs New Officers With Candle Service
The Florence Nightingale Club held a candlelight installation for new officers led by Mrs. Leta Anderson. Officers named were Betty Morrison president Elizabeth Clinard vice president Rebecca Jarrel secretary Shirley Dorsett treasurer and Joy Patterson finance chair. Plans for National Progress Day May 22 were discussed.
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Florence Nightingale Club
Adams Memorial
Betty Morrison
Elizabeth Clinard
Rebecca Jarrel
Shirley Dorsett
Joy Patterson
Leta Anderson
Ola Carpenter
Marie Strother
Meeting Of Fri Music Study Club Postponed
The Friday Morning Music Study Club postpones the Friday meeting due to Community Concert Course drive work. The club will reconvene one week later on May 14 at 1012 Club Drive with Mrs. Sidney Gayle presiding and others coordinating the Poem Forms session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fri. Music Study Club
Sidney Gayle
Tom Pitts
Mary Sue Briggs
Eleanor Amos
Deb-Teen Club Plans Future Social Events
The Deb-Teen Club held a regular business meeting at Miss Dorothy Pilson’s home 1104 East Russell Street Friday evening with president Miss Oleane Clodfelter in charge. Refreshments were served by Dorothy Pilson Ruth Bledsoe and Faith Strother. Members present included Janis Spencer Edith Holmes Frankie Cecil Sybil Garter Mildred Jester Reed Miller Oleane Clodfelter and Dorothy Pilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Pilson
East Russell Street
Oleame Clodfelter
Ruth Bledsoe
Faith Strother
Janis Spencer
Edith Holmes
Frankie Cecil
Sybil Garter
Mildred Jester
Reed Miller
Oleane Clodfelter
Mrs Reitzel to Be Honored With Bridge Tomorrow
Mrs Silas Casey will entertain Mrs Claude E Reitzel at Emerywood Country Club with eight tables of dessert bridge tomorrow afternoon. Decorations feature patriotic colors with red white blue flowers and gift packages. Mrs Reitzel’s husband, former clerk of municipal court, serves in the armed forces and Mrs Itze is visiting her mother in Washington NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Casey
Claude E. Reitzel
Emerywood Country Club
Odd Bidding Lupus in Bridge Hand With Von Zedtwitz
The article notes unusual bidding in a bridge hand played by the narrator and Waldemar von Zedtwitz. An initial one diamond bid is described as natural while West passes an eight spade suit, suggesting a strategic delay. Von Zedtwitz, holding six diamonds, plans to prepare the hand for a no trump contract.
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Waldemar von Zedtwitz
West
von Zedtwitz
Squeeze Play Brings Six Spades In Bridge Duel
In a contract of three no trump West starts an aggressive defense after North announces three no trump. The declarer wins the spade lead, exploits a heart misdefense, and when the diamond run finishes he drives the last trick with a club sequence. A heart king and club ace misguess nearly cost the six.
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West
von Zedtwitz
East
Dummy
War-Time Divorce Custody For Canned Goods
A Colorado judge orders a divorce case to bring all canned goods to court for equal division among husband wife and six children. The article imagines battles over victory garden preserves and picks and the impact on the kids if family favorites are allocated to one side.
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Colorado
Sermon and Sea Story At Wesley Memorial and First Presbyterian
Dr. F. C. Morgan of Concord delivered the morning sermon on the 103rd Psalm at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church calling it a psalm of pure praise and worship. In the evening at First Presbyterian Church he spoke on A Tale of the Sea from John 6 15 21 using the miracle of loaves and fishes to illustrate obedience peril and faith as Jesus walked on the water and calmed the storm.
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F. C. Morgan
Frank Crossley Morgan
Concord
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
David
Dr. Morgan
First Presbyterian Church
Sea of Galilee
Jesus
John
Peter
Canned Goods Decide Family Dispute Courthouse Battle
A family fights over a store of canned goods with judges facing a heavy workload. The heated dispute hints at possible clashes over sardines hoarded by a snack loving husband and a wife seeking her fair share.
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Gloria Vanderbilt
All City Band To Play Here Thursday Night
The All City Elementary School Band under L W Alrutz will perform at Junior High School Thursday at 7 45 PM. A war constrained lineup brings 85 players from all elementary schools. The program includes the national anthem military marches waltzes classical and popular pieces with a clarinet quartet and solo by Joanne Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Alrutz
Alrutz
Joanne Mason
Bobby Padgett
Bobby Hayworth
Peggy Martin
Tobacco Ration Conference Draws North Carolina Board Members
Representatives of 30 ration boards in tobacco growing regions gathered in Raleigh on May 4 for a conference on gasoline rations affecting tobacco supervisors and buyers.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
An Evening Note on War Losses and Spiritual Gain
A religious bulletin reflects on life after war, noting that plans may be broken yet spiritual heights emerge. Dr Morgan opens with An account of a Social En agement and invites expressions of appreciation for Dr Organ’s messages on the conference's final night.
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Dr. Morgan
Organ
Final Rites Held For F. C. Wright
Funeral service for Fred C. Wright, who died at his daughter Mrs. N A Petersons home, 404 Hin kle Street, was conducted at the family home Saturday afternoon by Rev. C C Roberts and Rev. C M Floyd. Pallbearers were Ed Hinse Wayne Elliott Luther Berry Charlie Wood John Peterson and Venon Yarborough. A quartet Miss Christine Doby William Mers Charlie Tobin and Lest Hicks provided music with Miss Eunice Giles accompanying on piano. Burial followed in Unit Chapel Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Fred C. Wrigh
Daugher
N. A. Peterson
Hinkle Street
C. C. Roberts
C. M. Floyd
Ed Hinse Wayne Elliott
Luther Berry
Charlie Wood
John Peterson
Venon Yarborough
Christine Doby
William Mers
Charlie Tobin
Lest Hicks
Eunice Giles
Unit Chapel Church
Half-and-Half Club at Y W C A Plans Bowling Meet
The Half-and-Half Club of the Y W C A will meet Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Arcade Building for bowling.
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Arcade
Y.W.C.A
Pentagon Club Dresses For Red Cross Meeting at YWCA
The Pentagon Club will meet tonight at the YWCA at 7:30 to make surgical dressings for the Red Cross.
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Pentagon Club
Red Cross
Alumnae Chapter Alpha Beta Psi Meeting Postponed
The Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Beta Psi postpones its meeting to Saturday May 8 as announced today. The notice names the organization and new date for the gathering.
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Alpha Beta Psi
Ray Street Pre-School Clinic Held for entrants
The Pre-School Clinic of Ray Street School will be held Thursday May 6 from 9 to 12 morning. Parents with children starting school in September 1943 are asked to come to the school to register the children and receive medical blanks to be filled by their doctor.
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Ray Street
Hedgecock Birthday Supper Honors Hedgecock Sons
Ivey Hedgecock and Marvin Hedgecock Jr were honored at a birthday supper hosted by their mother Mrs Iona Hedgecock at Kernersville Route One. Guests included Dil lard Wood J H Coe and families Paul Segraves Mary Brook Ruby Recton Hattie Greenwood Pauline Peele Ivey Hedgecock Stella Beard Lois Hicks Margaret Hedgecock Josephine Vaden Wilma Hedgecock Irma Lee Willard J H Hicks James Glascoe and other relatives.
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Ivey Hedgecock
Marvin Hedgecock
Iona Hedgecock
Kernersville
Dillard Wood
J. H. Coe
Paul Segraves
Mary Brook
Ruby Recton
Hattie Greenwood
Pauline Peele
Stella Beard
Lois Hicks
Margaret Hedgecock
Josephine Vaden
Wilma Hedgecock
Irma Lee Willard
J. H. Hicks
James Glascoe
Wesley Hedgecock
Local Social Notes and Population Count
Mr and Mrs Nifong and family with Mr Dowell Vuncannon spent Sunday at Fort Bragg visiting Pvt Dowell Vuncannon stationed there. Mrs D E Taylor leaves for Charlotte to join Mrs Elgeva Price then visit husbands Pvt David E Taylor and Pvt Price at Camp Robinson Arkansas. Mrs T J Snider has returned from Baptist Hospital Winston Salem much improved. Mr and Mrs C P Ellington and daughter Mrs George Moore returned from funeral of Mrs Ellingtons sister Mrs R J Martin Ruffin Route Two. Mrs Margie Smalley returns to Charleston after visiting Miss Connie Williams and Mrs G L Harper then resides in Greensboro at H D Smalley home 206 Blandwood. There are 2300 daily newspapers in the United States. Pennsylvania fish met distributed more than 600000 fish in a single year.
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Mrs. Nifong
King Street
Dowell Vuncannon
Asheboro
Fort Bragg
Pvt
D. E. Taylor
Charlotte
Elgeva Price
David E. Taylor
Pvt. Price
Camp Robinson
Arkansas
T. J. Snider
Hobson
Baptist
C. P. Ellington
George Moore
Margie Smalley
Charleston
S. C
Connie Williams
G. L. Harper
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Madeline Hoover
Circle 2
First Reformed
L. L. L. Class Meeting
Green ST. Baptist
Stephen
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Y.W. Club
McKenney
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F. C. Wright
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Pennsylvania
Fish Met
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