Two Y Clubs Honor Mothers at Annual Banquet
The Florence Nightingale and Gay Swingsters clubs of the local CA joined hospital ity at their annual mother daughter banquet at the Adams Memorial building. Twenty attended as Mrs C F Sheroff delivered remarks honoring mothers and Jean Walton sang with Martha Warner at the piano. Dorothy Harbor chaired the program and presided as a meal was served to members their mothers and other guests.
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Florence Nightingale and Gay Swingsters Club
Adams Memorial Building
C. F. Sheroff
Jean Walton
Martha Warner
Dorothy Harbor
Florence Nightengale Club
Blind Fashion Show Held in Los Angeles
A fashion show for the blind in Los Angeles featured models in described color, materials and cut while a sightless audience conducted a fingerprint inspection of the garments.
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Los Angeles
INS
Canadian and American players set for strong bridge tournament field
McKenney On Bridge notes Cleveland, Erie, Buffalo and Pittsburgh will field contestants with a large New York and Detroit delegation. Canadians have fared well against Americans as P. E. Shorty Sheardon of Toronto prepares a Toronto Whist club group for the event.
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Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
New York
Detroit
Sack
Ince P. E
Shorty” Sheardon
Toronto
Toronto Whist
Shorty
Bridge Strategy Turns Bottom Score in Tournament
The article describes a bridge hand where East overbid with spades and hearts, but Sheardown defended. After several plays East wins the queen of spades, yet declarer still makes four spades. Other declarers capture South's queen to make five spades, highlighting that in tournament play the extra trick decides outcomes.
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East
Sheardown
North
Declarer
South
Miller speaks on suitable vocations for graduates postwar
Ralph E. Miller, manager of the High Point Employment office, addressed High Point college seniors this morning. He urged students to pursue immediate job opportunities using his talk titled Suitable Vocations for College Graduates in the Post war Years.
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Miller
Ralph E. Miller
High Point Employment Office
High Point College
Mrs. Augusta Carr Black dies at 88 in Thomasville home
Augusta Carr Black 88, widow of B. Black and mother of Thomasville City Councilman Arthur Black, died Monday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs. Fred Kennedy after a long illness. She was a Calvary Reformed Church member. services Wednesday at 11 conducted by Rev. Calvin Leonard and others. Interment in church cemetery. Born March 21, 1859 in Davidson County, she is survived by daughters Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. E. C. Leonard, son Flay D. Black, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren.
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Thomasville
Augusta Carr Black
B. Black
Arthur Black
Fred Kennedy
Rt. 1
Calvary Reformed Church
Calvin Leonard
W. C. Lyerly
I. L. Sharpe
Pleasant Grove Methodist Church
Kennedy
Davidson County
George
Mariah Hedrick Carr
Black
E. C. Leonard
Flay D. Black
New York City
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Parrish in Greensboro
Mrs C D Parrish of Greensboro was honored at a surprise birthday dinner on Sunday May 11 hosted by Mrs William Parrish and Mrs Ernest Harden at the home of Mr and Mrs R L Southern in Bunker Hill. Attendees included guests from High Point who presented gifts. The article notes ancient glass coloring with cobalt copper and manganese.
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C. D. Parrish
Greensboro
William Parrish
Ernest Harden
R. L. Southern
Bunker Hill
Births in High Point area May dates announced
Multiple birth notices from High Point memorial hospital list Randall Wayne Brown born May 2 to Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Brown at 1502 Franklin Street. Linda Carol Nelson born May 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Clabon G. Nelson of 706 Forest Avenue. Sonya Elizabeth Spoon born April at Washington Street unit. Barry Lynn York born May 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. York of 1435 North Hamilton Street. Pamela Gayle Culler born May 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Culler of 304 Ward Street.
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Randall Wayne Brown
D. G. Brown
Randall Wayne
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Linda Carol Nelson
Clabon G. Nelson
Forest Avenue
Linda Carol
Boulevard
Nelson
Grace McAllister
High Point
Spoon
J. W Spoon
Route Two
Sonya Elizabeth
York
Howard L. York
North
Hamilton Street
Barry Lynn
Pamela Gayle Culler
Arnold Culler
Ward Street
Pamela Gayle
Culler
Virginia Robbins
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Two Y Clubs
Zemo
Piedmont Cotillion Club
Gilbert Clinara
Robert T. Amos
Amos
Clinard
Joe P. Temple
Temple
Tir Country Club
Hoto
McKenney
William F. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Niagara
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Ohne Sales Corporation
Philadelphia
Phos Tow
Che
Elmo Sales Corp
Ruby Anthony
Special Elmo
Eckerd
Mrs. Parrish
Orkin
Rome
Knoxville
Norfolk
Asheville 1
O. Henry Hotel
America Pioneer Airlines
Fenni Were
America
Chambray
Wachovia
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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