Largest Altrusa Delegation Visits National Conference
The High Point Altrusa club sent fifteen representatives plus two officers to the Sec ond District gathering at the Mayflower hotel in Washington D C. The event featured a White House tea with Mrs Truman, a tour of the FBI, and a Pan American Union reception, under the theme Live and Let Live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Club
Mayflower Hotel
Washington, D. C
Mary Lou
John L.) Rothrock
Mary
T. R.) Ballard
High Point
Lucile Johnston
Madeline Hoover
Mesmes Marie C. Forrest
Mabel Argett
Edna Blake
Mary Haralgon
Anna Lee Lambeth
Ada Burgess
Mary Gerringer
Alice Dickerson
Ruth Harbin
Miss Odum
Pan-American Union
Altrusans
Lillian Massey
Pear S. Wanamaker
Olympia
Washington
Altrusa Club
Corinne V. Loomis
Boston
Mass
Tholma James
Detroit
Mich
Hazel Williams
Chicago
George Hundley
Thomasville
Hise Point
Funeral Rites for Several Local Residents
Funeral services held for Dewey Elbert Ward Nelia York Perryman and William Leonard in Thomasville and Jamestown. Ministers led services at South Side Baptist First Baptist Oakdale Methodist and Bales Chapel with interment in local cemeteries. Pallbearers included family nephews and Fort Bragg military police members. Floral tributes managed by local church groups and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Russell
Hubert Hall
R. L. Earnhart
Curtis Hampton
Roby Bodenheimer
John Leonard
Church
W. M. Leonar
Jamestown
Fort Braggs
Oakdale Methodist Church
Wade R. Bustle
Earnest Gardner
Bales Chapel Wesleyan Methodist Church
Bud Thomas
The
Baptist Church
Mitchell Cemetery
Pall
Fort Bragg
Ferrel van Housen
Ken FE. Wallace
John L. See Pfe
Gabe A. Michael
Eodore
Horacek
Donald J. Maitland
Jeanette Proctor
Tubert Leonard
Edith Hodgin
Emblem Breakfast closes BPW Mid-Year Council events
The North Carolina Business and Professional Women’s clubs Mid-Year Council concluded in Winston-Salem with an Emblem Breakfast at 8 45 AM hosted by the Winston-Salem club at the Sheraton. Mrs Kay Shipman of High Point led a round table on club growth and extension. Oscar Barker and R Mayne Albright joined a Saturday banquet with a fashion show and dancing numbers from Chains School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Winston-Salem Club
Council Oforth Carolina Business and Professional Woman's Clubs
Sheraton
Homer O. Wilson
Winston-Salem Group
Kay Shipman
High Point
Alice Pratt
Dorothy Johnson
Oscar Barker
R. Mayne Albright
Chains School of Dancing
John M. Myers Dies at Home on Sinclair Street
John Marvin Myers 68 died at his home on Sinclair Street High Point Rt 5 after a month of declining health and three weeks in serious condition He was born March 30 1879 in Davidson County son of Clay and Ellen Myers and moved here 20 years ago from Thomasville He was twice married and survived by four sons Paul Billy Clay Burnie two daughters Mary Carroll and Carrie Jane Inman two brothers Sandy and Raymond Myers and two sisters Mrs I H Tonkins and Mrs J D Garner. eight grandchildren Funeral at Fairgrove Methodist Church near Thomasville Tuesday at 3 PM with Rev Clay Childress officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marvin Myers
Sinclair Street
High Point Rt. 5
Ife
Davidson County
Clay
Ellen Marsh Myers
Thomasville
Jullie Gordon
Randy Hamilton
Paul Myers
Billy Myers
Clay Myers
Burnie Myers
Batersville
Mary Carroll
Carrie Jane Inman
Sandy Myers
Raymond Myers
I. H. Tonkins
Asheboro
J. D. Garner
Fairgrove Methodist Church
Clay Childress
Gospel Tabernacle
Prospect Street
Koonce Funeral Home
Church
Rent Control Office Observes Armistice Day
J F Jones of the rent control office said that his office would be closed tomorrow in observance of Armistice day. The office will also be closed on Wednesday, which is the regular day off for the rent control office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Jones
Rent Control Office
Officers Named At Methodist Minister Session
Election of new officers featured the meeting of the Methodist ministers of High Point at Wesley Memorial church. E. M. Jones was elected president N. L. Oliver vice president and John F. Cagle secretary. New members welcomed included D. D. Brown W. R. Bustle and Rev. E. M. Arvett with Arvett residing at 634 W Lexington Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Wesley Memorial Church
E. M. Jones
N. L. Oliver
John F. Cagle
Paul Hardin
S. W. Johnson
C. W. Bates
D. D. Brown
Lebanon Church
W. R. Bustle
Oakdale Methodist Church
E. M. Arvett
Lexington Ave
Seven Spades by Double Dummy Problem
A thirteen card double dummy bridge problem asks to make seven spades against any defense. West opens the queen of clubs and the final contract is severe spades by South. The reader is instructed to lay out the cards and play without bidding details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Perlstein
Los Angeles
Cailf
West
Declarer
East
Fast
Bridge problem unraveling strategies and odd facts
The article dissects a bridge deal with a sequence of plays and discards, explaining how declarer profits by forcing West and East to throw specific suits. It then veers into odd trivia about Cedar rust, gold fineness, political shifts, and population estimates across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
East
Declarer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Altrusa
Nelia York Perryman
Kern Street
First Baptist Church
Charles F. Leek
Reid Wall
Ister
Memorial Methodist Church
Charles F. Finch
Perryman
Frank York
Dan York
John Irvin
Emblem
John M. Myers
Methodist
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
White
N. Main ST
Grace Flower Shop
McKenney
William EF. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA
Princess Beauty Shop
Main St
Dupont
Monark
N. Main
York
California
Mauritius
Indian Ocean
Long Island
New York
Sweet Shoppe
Marshall E. Ginsburg
Grayson-Stanton Building
North Main Street
Ram
NEW Yorker
Quality Shoe Store
American Fat Selvege Committers, Inc
the Marine
Ing
United
Marine Corps
Citizen Marines of
Marine Corps Reserve
United States
Koonts - McGhee Drug Store
South Main St
Wright's Clothing CO
Guilford Furniture CO
Sears, Roebuck & CO
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