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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1938
Page
7
A bridge problem analyzes South's open two spade bid and after the auction and play, noting correct use of forcing bids and timing no trump. It discusses lead choices from East against a no trump contract and evaluates the expert plays including avoiding a ruff and a low spade lead.
The Alexander Martin chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet in Thomasville on Tuesday afternoon, November 8, with local members as associate hostesses. The event at the new Woman's club building on Elliot drive features talks by state regent Mrs. Eugene Davis of Raleigh and Mrs. Clyde R. Hoey, wife of the governor. Guests may attend and should call chapter regent Mrs. J. F. Hayden at 2498 by noon Monday.
The annual Brentwood School Fall Festival will be held in the school auditorium Friday evening starting at 7 30. The main show is planned in the auditorium with additional attractions announced.
E M Yokeley of 1613 Long Street announces the marriage of Grace Almeda Yokeley to Willard C King of High Point on October 15 with Rev Edward Suits officiating. The bride wore royal blue with black accessories. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles King of route two and works for the Sherrod Shirt Company. They reside with the groom’s sister Mrs T Martin on route two.
Sloan Gibson Jr and Bruce Quigley will attend the Davidson College summer band reunion at Davidson College tomorrow. About fifty band members will gather to perform for the Davidson Beaufort football game. Gibson is a trumpeter and Quigley plays the French horn.
A public gathering features side shows and refreshments with a small admission charge. Attendees are invited to join and enjoy the event activities.
Hachiro Arita appointed as foreign minister in Tokyo replacing Gen. Kazushige Ugaki who resigned amid cabinet differences. The move seen as a victory for moderates within the Japanese government.
The November meeting of the High Point College alumni chapter will be a Monday 7 30 picnic. Members meet at Roberts Hall and proceed to White’s Old Mill for the event. The chapter formed in July includes locals who attended the college regardless of graduation status.
A proposed giant subway project for Kobe is revived after nine years of consideration and is expected to commence soon. The plan envisions a major urban transit expansion aimed at easing congestion and boosting regional development.
A drive to ban Sunday night dances across Ireland has launched with the new rule in effect in three counties, aiming to stop events by 11 pm.
The Live Y'er's club held a dinner at the Princess cafe last evening to honor retiring officers. Following a three course meal toasts were given to the honored members.
Twenty members and two guests Miss Dorothy Hiatt and Mrs. Sadie Hill attended a short business session that closed with a promised surprise for next week.
The Belfast effort to develop new industries has led to the founding of factories providing employment for 2,000 workers.
James Frank Murr Hart Lambeth and Fred Gray attend an elaborate and rock party at the Thomasville club building on Elliot with about a dozen guests for afters. The event features bridge and k in play, chrysanthemums and autumn leaves, with prizes and top score awards.
The Asheboro Sorosis club hosted a Halloween carnival at Recreation Hall with Pepper in a Popeye costume winning time prizes and Elizabeth Crawford in Mrs. Jack Spratt dress recognized in the grand march. Proceeds approached $40 to support the county crippled children clinic at Randolph Hospital.
Mrs Tom Bates entertained friends at 430 South Main Street Wednesday evening to honor her daughter Mrs Winfred Robertson of Durham who celebrated her 20th birthday. Games were played and Mrs Margaret Hedrick won a Bingo prize, followed by refreshments for a group including Mesdames Lill Jones Ruby Jenkins Beatrice Fogleman Mama Messomes Margaret Hedrick Emily Guerin and Misses Ina Weaver Lake and Hazel Farrington.
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