High Pointer Winners Named in Carolina Bridge Master Point Play
Carolina Bridge Association held its master point play with multiple High Point winners across sections A B and C. North-South winners included Dr. Charles N. Williams and Chi Williams in Section A with top finishers from High Point Winston-Salem Greensboro and Graham in subsequent places. East-West Section A crowned Jae Boyles and spouse from High Point as winners while Miles Wolff Greensboro and C Hudson from Graham placed. Section B North-South saw Frank Sydnor and Joe Jackson Mount Airy first with Lanier Burlington runners-up and Stubbs Murray Greensboro trailing. East-West winners were Walter Ridenhour Chester Brown Greensboro first, Wilson and Daniels Winston-Salem second. Kurfees Winston-Salem third. Section C North-South winners were Farrell Gray Nesbit Caughman High Point with Holderness Greensboro as runners-up. third place split between Harris Dunn Winston-Salem and Ferebee Ingram High Point. East-West in Section C crowned Harold McKee and Robert Garland High Point first with Burson Sandon McMillan Greensboro in third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Bridge Association
Charles N. Williams
Chi Williams
Meg. James E. T. Howard
Point
E. W. Cummings
Winston. Salem
Hal Davis
High Point
Jae Boyles
Miles Wolff
Greensboro
C. Rudson
Graham
North Th
Frank Sydnor
Joe Jackson
Mount Airy
F. B. Lanier
Burlington
F. E. Stubbs
Morton Murray
Walter Ridenhour
Chester Brown, Jr
Co. R. S. Wilson
W. H. Daniels
Winston-Salem
One
John Kurfees
Winston Em
Farrell Gray
Nesbit Caughman
W. H. Holderness
Carl Harris
James Dunn
Winston- Salem
J. T. Ferebee
Laurance Ingram
Harold McKee
Robert Garland
Homer Bur
Joe Sandon
M. R. McMillan
Garden Study Club Plans Christmas Luncheon and Games
The Garden Study Club will meet at the Woman's Club at noon for a business session followed by a Christmas luncheon and bridge and canasta party. Members unable to attend should notify Mrs. Coy Williard at 3946 by Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
Woman's Club
Coy Williard
ManMade Fibers Rule in Feminine Wardrobes
GAILE DUGAS reports man-made fibers dominate wardrobes with practical traits like pleating, quick-wash fleeces, and wrinkle-resistant knits. Care labels guide handling. washing, drying, and pressing vary by fabric type, with examples from Nettie Rosenstein and Leslie Morris highlighting acetate wool and rayon faille creations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile Dugas
NEA
NEW York
Nettie Rosenstein
Leslie Morris
Thanksgiving Guests Include Robins and Stem Kinfolk
Mr and Mrs E A Robins hosted Thanksgiving guests from New Albany Indiana Mr Richard Stem and two sons Charles and Robert Mrs Stem is Robins sister They plan to return home today Also Mr and Mrs Archie T Spiers Sr of Newport News Virginia and Jr of Raleigh were guests at a weekend visit to Mrs oe Jr waite Kivett of 3816 S Main St The column also offers a veal Scaloppine prep tip using veal slices between waxed paper and hammering with a heavy knife
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Robins
Richard Stem
Charles
Robert
New Albany
Ind
Stem
Robins
Archie T. Spiers Sr
Newport News
Archie T. Spiers Jr
Raleigh
Oe Jr. Waite Kivett
S. Main St
Series of Parties Honors Miss Webb To Wed Next Month
A first in a shower series for Miss Carolyn Webb was held at Borden's Gold Room hosted by Mrs. Sue Brooks and Miss Dot Wood. Webb plans to marry Alfred Perryman at Allen Jay Baptist Church on December 19. Guests, corsages, and bridal decor marked the evening, with gifts and refreshments for about twenty five attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Webb
Borden's Gold Room
Sue Brooks
Dot Wood
Miss Webb
Alfred Perryman
Allen Jay Baptist Church
Lois Wood
Betty Warren
Webb
W. H. Webb
W. V. Perryman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolina Bridge Master
Erie Country Club
L. Carpenter
Bex Waren
Fed Tex
Bennae
Mey Leen
Holmes & Edwards
West Washington
Mademoiselle — Red Cross
Paradise
Kirkmars Fine Shoes
Albert
Ronson Lighters
Swank Jewelry
Shaeffer Pens
Jewelers
Benrus, Longines
Oor
CY Ez
Sheaffer
Jewelerss
Laura Len
N. Main ST
Vincent Lippe
Manger
Fane
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