Winson-Salem Man to Speak at VFW Armistice Day Supper
James M. Hayes Jr of Win ston Salem will guest speak at the Armistice Day supper of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary Thursday at 7 pm. A chicken supper is served for members and guests with dancing to Joe Prather orchestra. Hayes, a World War II Marine on Nimitz staff, was NC VFW commander in 1946 and later inspector general, an attorney and Forsyth representative. Over 100 veterans and wives expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hayes, Jr
Winston-Salem
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Adies
Joe Prather
Hayes
U. S. Marine Corps
Admiral Nimitz
Pacific
North
Jamestown Garden Club Organizes Meet At Williard Home
The newly formed Jamestown garden club met with about twenty members at Mrs. H. N. Williard’s home. Mrs. C. E. Frazier led planning, and Mrs. C. B. Mattocks of High Point spoke on club tasks. New members are Mrs. W. R. Futrelle and Mrs. W. H. Honeycutt. committee chairs were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
K. T. Miller
H. N. Williard
C. B. Mattocks
High Point
Altrusans Plan Play Amid November Meeting at Sheraton
Altrusa club held its November dinner and business session at the Sheraton. Plans for the Glass Menagerie at the senior high next Monday were finalized with committees named and ticket distribution urged. Two new members joined. Mrs Edna Ross presided. District Governor Edith Nelson sent a cooperative letter. International announced new clubs and memberships via Mrs Ernestine Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Menagerie
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Edna Ross
Edith Nelson
Richmond
Mary Lou Rothrock
Altrusan
Altrusa
International
North Carolina Symphony Society
Ernestine Strickland
On Bridge By William Eb McKpenney
The column by William Eb McPenney for NEA Service discusses bridge strategies and bidding insights. It analyzes common openings and defensive play, offering practical tips for improving card play and understanding opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB
McKpenney America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Smother Play Explained In A Bridge Hand Sequence
The third article in a series analyzes a bridge smother play. Declarer uses club and spade maneuvers to trap East and force the king of trumps, forcing East to surrender. later entries show how hearts and clubs are timed to exhaust East’s defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Declarer
East
West
local clubs and socials schedule for High Point area
Evening events include High Point Business and Professional Women at Sheraton hotel Miss Reese Quinn hosts program Ladies Day at Emerywood Country club noon lunch reservations with Miss Nancy Woolen Town and Country Garden Club with Mrs Rankin Tea and Topics club with Mrs Weaver High Point Insurance Women dinner at Sheraton Gibsons Gold Room hosts Miss Bertha Ferree and others Philomathean book club with Mrs Parker Priscilla club meeting Friday Morning Music Study Club hosts 20th Century bass at First Presbyterian Juvenile Musical Arts club at YWCA Ferree-Fisher wedding rehearsal at Burgess Memorial chapel First Methodist Sunday Piedmont Cotillion November dance Energowood Country club Marvin Scott orchestra Sunday 5 pm Bertha Ferree and Charles Ray Fisher to be married at Burgess Memorial chapel First Methodist officiated by Rev Goodson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Reese Quinn
Emerywood Country Club
Nancy Woolen
Town and Country Garden Club
Robert Rankin
Johnson Street
Tea and
Joseph T. Weaver
Country Club Drive
High Point Association of Insurance
Dick Pals
Winston-Salem
Henry Walker
Elizabeth Small
Gibson Gold Room
Bertha Ferree
Philomathean Book Club
D. R. Parker
Woodbrook Court
Priscilla Club
S. C. Clark
First Presbyterian
Juvenile Musical Arts Club
YWCA
Ellen Foscue
Harriett Zimmerman
Ferree-Fisher
Burgess Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
C. E. Ferree
Steele Street
Piedmont Cotillion Club
Energwod Country Club
Marvin Scott
Charles Ray Fisher
Kenneth Goodson
Full Broadway Cast For Glass Menagerie Here Monday
The Glass Menagerie comes to High Point Monday November 15 with a full Broadway cast. Altrusa club funds will support tonsillectomies for underprivileged children. Cast includes Gilbert Leigh from Birmingham Alabama as the gentleman caller and Leigh Sisk of Covington Kentucky as the son narrator. Curtain at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibert Leigh
Birmingham
Ala
American National Theater and Academy
Tennessee Williams
Altrusa Club
Amanda Wingfield
Youll
Tom
Williams
Columbus
Miss
Episcopal
Mississippi Delta
University of Iowa
New School For Social Research
Glass Menagerie
South
Gilbert Leigh
Leigh
Leigh Sisk
Covington
Kentucky
Bazaar at Wesley Memorial Wesley Hall Invites Public
The Woman's Society of Christian Service invites the public to the annual bazaar at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church on Thursday. Attractive gift articles and home goods will be for sale, with pansy plants offered as an additional feature. Proceeds support church service activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Wesley Hall
Will Of Dr. Clayton Offered For Probate
The will of the late Dr. Walter F. Clayton who died October 25 was offered for probate before Joseph P. Shore, clerk of superior court of Guilford County in Greensboro. The entire estate was left to his widow Ethel D. Clayton. Wachovia Bank and Trust Company is named executor. The estate value has not yet been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter F. Clayton
Joseph P. Shore
Superior Court
Guilford County
Greensboro
Ethel D. Clayton
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
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Woolens
Wintson-Salem
VFW
Carpur
Cannor
James M. Hayes
Koonce Funeral Home, Inc
Helena Rubinstein
Silk-in-Cream Foundation
Lux
Cecil
Your Beauty Centre
Altrusans
The
PUR Beauty Centre
Las
Ace
Marshall E. Ginsberg
Optometrist
Main St
Wscs Bazaar
SE Ee
Clayton
Waughtown
N. C
DIAL
Corkrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
Lester
Monark Shade Co
Krecmane
South Main St
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Washington ST
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