Golden Jubilee of Women’s Missionary Union Banquet
Baptist women of the South observe the Golden Jubilee of the W M U with a 1 o'clock banquet at Green Street Baptist Church. The program features Miss Irene Green, Nettie Hatcher Hoge, and North Carolina leaders, with over two hundred expected attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Union
A. B. Conrad
Romaine Evelyn Ward
Liberty
Irene Green
John A. Miller
C. N. Royal
Knight
Nettie Hatcher Hoge
Greensboro
Piedmont W. M. U
J. Clyde Turner
North Carolina State Baptist
King
A. Lincoln Falk
Asher Pulls Off Squeeze To Deliver 12 Tricks In Bridge
New York expert William B. Asher of the South clinches an ambitious contract by a powerful progressive squeeze after a double and redouble. East’s mislead heart and later slips allow Asher to cash high diamonds and spades, forcing East to discard and sealing the victory.
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William
Asher
New York
South
East
West
King
Contract Problem six clubs for North
The six club contract faces a freak distribution that may cause trouble. To fulfill the contract, plan the play with careful counting and signaling. The text presents dealer holdings and hands including A K Q J etc and mentions duplicate-both vulnerability and specified dealer and opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Folk Lore Topic At Joint Meeting Of Two Woman's Clubs
Mrs. W. J. Fraley spoke on Folk-lore and Tunes of North Carolina at a joint session of the Music Literature and American Homes departments hosted by Mrs. H. D. Sears. Vocal numbers by Mrs. J. W. Lindsay illustrated ballads. poems by Maude Minnie Sutton closed the program. About 30 members attended and an ice course with cake followed, with associate hostesses including Mrs. Fred Whitescarver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
W. J. Fraley
Woman's Club
H. D. Sears
Gypsy Davie
The
Elliott Drive
J. W. Hawthorne
Walter Newby
John Crowell
R. W. Greene
Lillian Yow
Elmina Hearne
J.C. Lloyd
W. E. Tomlinson
G. T. Cochrane
Snow White Play At Elm Street School Tonight
Snow White and the seven dwarfs visit Elm Street school tonight at 7 30 for a small admission charge. The friendly tale promises lively acting by the cast and a charming performance for local families.
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Snow White
Elm Street
Even Dwarfs
Elm Street School
Marmola Fat Cure Ad Claims Against Hypothyroidism
A vintage advertisement promotes Marmola as a weight loss remedy for those with excess fat tied to hypothyroidism. It asserts normal fat persons benefit, notes a patent, dosage guidelines, and urges consulting a physician. The copy references extensive sales and claims the formula is in every package and markets to druggists.
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Armola
Snow White Play Set by Miss Andrews Class
A six act school production combining Grimm and Disney. Snow White flees the wicked queen and is sheltered by seven funny dwarfs. Cast includes Elizabeth Hampton as Snow White, Murray White as the prince, Betty Jean Bury as the wicked queen, and a large list of pupils and townsfolk in roles from king to huntsman and court ladies.
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Snow White
Margaret Andrews
Elizabeth Hampton
Diane Snyder
John Grover Hutchins
Betty Jean Bury
Murray White
the Prince
Caroline Arden
Doc
Geraldine Carroll
Happy
Eloise Garner
Sneezy
Myron Thaggard
Sleepy
Jack Thomas
Grumpy
Gary Mabry
Bashful
Mabel Brooks
Gary Metcalf
Page Boy
Roger Hedrick
the Huntsman
Annie Lee MecSwaim
Peggy Davis
Ferman Pendergrass
Owen Reese
Joe Hayworth
Max Hill
Harold Gardner
Gentlemen of the Court
Shueys Begin European Tour From New York Voyage
Mr and Mrs H L Shuey of Morganton travel through High Point to New York to sail on Saturday aboard the maiden voyage of the 8&8 8B New Amsterdam for a two month European tour visiting England Sweden France and Germany. Mrs Shuey is sister of Mrs C H Basa of this city who joined friends and relatives to see them at the train.
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H. L. Shuey
Morganton
High Point
New York City
New Amsterdam
England
Sweden
France
Germany
Thomasville Unit Hosts Greensboro College Alumnae Event
Mrs. T. Austin Finch entertained the Thomasville chapter of the Greensboro College Alumnae at her East Main Street home. Miss Isabel Boyles chaired. guests included Miss Mary Brock and Miss Josephine Pepper. A piano selection preceded a dining room repast and a variety of musical readings by local and Mills Home students. A salad course followed as attendees enjoyed a social gathering.
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Thomasville
T. Austin Finch
Greensboro College Alumnae Association
East Main Street
Isabel Boyles
Mary Brock
E. L. Sides
College Alumnae Association
Greensboro
Clara Harrison
Josephine Pepper
Greensboro College
Wilma Wall
Martha Ann Curlee
Mills Home
Margaret Palmer
Amanda Wall
Peggy Mendenhall
Eloise Stancill
Helen Williams
Della Mae Watson
Alice Lambeth Wilson
Jean Hassler
Merlin Howard
Romulus Skaggs
Edwin Peace
Lloyd Sechrest
Welcome To Spring Play Brightens Colonial Drive PTA Meeting
The Colonial Drive Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year at the school auditorium. Seventh grade pupils staged a feature play Welcome To Spring. Mrs. Charles F Lambeth presided and transacted routine business. She introduced the new president Mrs. Vernon Snider. Miss Elizabeth Amrick invited parents to view art displays in her room.
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Colonial Drive
Parent- Teacher Association
Charles F Lambeth
Vernon Snider
Elizabeth Amrick
Woman Injured as Car Hits Baby Carrier on Main Street
Mrs H L Lundy of 212 Best Street was hurt when she was struck while pushing a baby carriage across Main Street. The infant was uninjured. Driver James Morris of 604 Steele Street was cited for reckless driving. Lundy received head injuries and was treated and released from Guilford General Hospital. Police say Lundy walked into the car. Heat waves in England rarely exceed three to four days per records.
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Mra
H. L. Lundy
Best Street
Main Street
Mra. Lundy
Guilford General Hospital
James Morris
Steele Street
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H. A. Knight
High Point City Union
S. Main ST
Mour
Kite House
Parkle
Lapkins
Mickles
Rge
Ryers
1300 South Main St
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea. Co
McKenney
Duplicate
South West
V! North
T. Redou
Rable
TL A
Burlington Union
Durk
Raleigh
Asheville
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Rocky Mount Shattanooga
New Orleans
Union Bus Terminal
North Wrenn
H. L. Shueys
Finch
Naboo
Miller High
Sc Sattel Co
Milwaukee
Gs Millon
Moonlight
Lyndon 5&T
Greensboro, N. C
Ranger
Rona
Sani Sy Jeweler
Saag Ace
Cee
Behe
Gay Cotton House
C Penney Company
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