Ladies' Bridge Winners At Club Announced Today
Northe South winners were P. Y. Adams and O. Durland at Emerywood country club. East West winners were Mesdames Harold Bennett and J. T. Ryan with contract high scorer Mrs. D. T. Hunnewell.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1945
Page
6
Northe South winners were P. Y. Adams and O. Durland at Emerywood country club. East West winners were Mesdames Harold Bennett and J. T. Ryan with contract high scorer Mrs. D. T. Hunnewell.
Yesterday and today first bonds were sold at multiple booths in support of the seventh war loan. Buyers include Marie Forrest, Pearl Lewis, Fery C. Anthony, and Ber telt Morehead, with staff from the High Points Garden Clubs, Woodmen Circle, and Altrusa aiding the effort.
An advertisement touts a black and white ointment for eczema acne pimples tetter and related skin conditions. It claims immediate action and refunds if the pattern pot is not opened, noting availability at a Boise store and a White company sale.
The notice lists events: East High Point branch WCTU meeting at Mrs. Ola Misenheimer's home on Triangle Lake at 2 pm. Emerywood Country Club family dinner at 6:30 pm. Friday Morning Music Study Club picnic at Mrs. Homer T. Hudson's Parkway home. Emerywood Duplicate Bridge at 2 pm, YMCA USO dance for service members at 8:15 pm.
War Bond booth schedule lists Wednesday and Thursday talks by Garden Club Council Mrs C H Risch chairing, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle Mrs Paul Carroll chair, Council of Jewish Women Mrs Samuel Taub, Cooperette Club Mrs H D Minnis, Beta Sigma Phi Miss Melvin Hayes, Catholic Guild Mrs W H chairing, American Legion Mrs Geo Sutton chair, and Business and Professional Women Miss Birtie White chair.
The Garden center operated by the High Point Council of Garden clubs at the Sears store will close after Thursday May 31. Opened April 1, it offered home demonstration help with volunteers from local clubs, but will end as Mrs. Lillian Kimrey handles remaining needs. Mrs. Sherwood Forrest, center project chair, urges patrons to contact Kimrey for ongoing assistance.
The Manley Bible class will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 with G L Burgess at his home 1210 Ragan street. The Mothers Prayer band will meet tomorrow afternoon at two with Mrs Grover Myrick 909 Tate street Mrs C A Carson will speak.
New officers of the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs were installed in Raleigh led by Mrs. Karl Bishopric of Spray as president. Other officers include vice presidents Mrs. J. C. Williams Wilmington and Mrs. John N. Council Wananish, and recording secretary Mrs. A. Hampton Price Leaksville. District chairmen and junior board members across numerous towns were announced, with Miss Dorothy Forbes Wilmington named president of the junior board.
The Christian Chin-Ups of Lebanon Methodist church will present a play "Hurry, Henry" at Oak View School on Friday, June 1 at 8:00 PM. The cast includes Arnold Jester as Henry Winslow and Doris Campbell as Mary Winslow among others. the public is invited.
In a North hand strong with clubs and hearts, three clubs jump bid leads to a favorable sequence. West’s heart jack lead backfires, allowing declarer to win four clubs and secure diamonds and hearts, while the bidding raises questions about spade stoppers and optimal overcalls.
Dr C Excelle Rozelle pastor Wesley Memorial Methodist church spoke at the Woman's Christian Temperance Union May meeting on temperance. Flower Mission Day was observed with members bringing flowers for hospitals and sick members. Mrs M J Crowder presided and led the devotional before the address.
The Friday Morning Music Study Club plans a noon picnic at the home of Mrs Homer T Hudson on Parkway. There is no program for this meeting, and the club will resume meetings in the fall.
Mrs C P Sheffield hosted a May celebration for Arlan A Hudson Jr at her Meredith street home. Guests Kell Nicholson, Darrell Lloyd, Betty Lloyd, Jimmy Lloyd, Wade Jarvis, Frank Jarvis, Roger Tate, Douglas Tate, Betty Carter, Barham children and Brown siblings attended. A large birthday cake with three candles framed the table as games and refreshments followed.
People St. and Mrs. Charles T. Rawls arrive today for a visit with Mrs. H. L. Pope, mother of Mrs. Rawls. Lt. Rawls returns from eighteen months in the Aleutians and will be transferred to the Naval Base in Jacksonville Florida. Mrs. C. W. Cook is ill at Point Memorial Hospital after major surgery. Wynanda Buser recuperates after anesthesia at Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital and can receive visitors.
Miss Norma Page daughter of Mr and Mrs B Craven Page graduated from Parsons School of Design in New York City on Friday May 25 She studied at Woman's College Greensboro Arts Institute of Pittsburgh Cape Ann School of Art Rockport and the Art Students League New York City She traveled with her parents to the graduation and returned Monday with Miss Page
Mr and Mrs E A Smith of High Point announce the marriage of their daughter Shirley Ernestine to James C Meekins AR M second class US navy vows spoken March 31 1945 at Green Street Baptist church parsonage with Rev Julian S Hopkins officiating The bride wore a pink dress with black accessories The groom is son of Mrs J H Meekins of 1507 King Street High Point
S/Sgt. and Mrs. Boyd C. Fouts announce the birth of a son on May 28 at Stewart Field Hospital in Newburgh New York where the sergeant is now stationed. The couple are former Thomasville residents and Mrs. Fouts is the former Miss Elizabeth Ward.
The biennial poll tax fight returns as Penning pushes a discharge petition to bypass committees. It would bar states from requiring a poll tax to vote in federal elections, pitting Southern against Northern Democrats. The House votes on merits set for June 11 with a predicted passage by supporters, while Southern senators remain hopeful they can block it there.
Guilford County real estate transfers include Sherwood Forrest and spouse to Terry and spouse with a Totero tract. J Earl Teague and spouse to Idol with five Teague Welch lots. Teague to M C with 17 Rankin Welch lots. Williams Jr and spouse to Idol with four Teague Welch lots. A B Goodman and spouse to Apple with four lots. Goodman to EpPle with three lots in Jamestown Township. J W Johnson and spouse to B Spaugh with three lots.
A fragmented report notes past confrontations with themall filibusters and threats tied to the buster. Authorities and observers describe tense episodes as political maneuvers and public discourse grow heated.
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