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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1948
Page
19
The November dinner meeting of the High Point Business and Professional Women's club will be at the Sheraton hotel Wednesday at 6 15 PM. Miss Reece Quinn chairs the health and safety committee directing the program titled Live Long and Like It.
Mrs S C Clark hosts the Priscilla club at her Parkway home Friday at three in the afternoon for the bi weekly meeting.
Synthetic rubber for tire treads could rise over 30 percent above natural rub ber treads. The breakthrough lies in production at zero Fahrenheit temperature enabling new tread manufacturing.
The Jamestown P T A held its October meeting in the school auditorium with Rev. Dixon giving a devotion on justice and humility. John Czarneki of High Point college spoke on orth citizenship and United Nations work. The High school band held its first social of the year on October 29 with about fifty attendees and Virginia Sanders coordinating.
The Philomathean book club will meet with Mrs. R D Parker Friday afternoon at 2 30. The hostess home is on Woodbrook court. A recent contribution to television and atomic research is an electronic microammeter capable of measuring direct current to one billionth of an ampere.
Peggy Love, a Hot Springs native, returns to North Carolina to play Laura in The Glass Menagerie at Williams High School on November 15. The Altrusa club presents the Tennessee Williams drama, with ticket sales aiding a local tonsil clinic for underprivileged children in High Point.
Mrs. Fred J. Bartlett state president led the executive board session of the North Carolina Garden Club in Raleigh. Mrs. Sidney Ives III and Mrs. Valette J. Harris also attended from High Point and joined social events honoring the leaders. Dr. H. H. Bennett spoke on soil conservation and Governor Ned W. Kerr Scott and Dr. Bennett received recognitions.
The High Point chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday at 8 PM at the Masonic Temple on North Main. This afternoon at 3 PM the local chapter will hold services at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Greensboro with attendees meeting at 2 PM for transportation to Greensboro.
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary schedules a luncheon meeting Tuesday at 12 45 at the Bliss Restaurant in Greensboro. Local doctors wives are expected to attend.
Dr Leo F Schiff of Plattsburg recounts a rubber bridge hand where East wins with nine diamonds, then leads, South trumps, and North explains how the hand could have been played to force West to give up crucial cards. The discussion covers distribution clues, par tial counts, and why strategic lines could win or lose.
Bridge column by Williams for NEA Service profiles McKenney and discusses strategic play and bridge tactics with reference to common bidding and defensive themes. Analysis covers card combinations and risk management in typical hands.
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