Elm Street PTA forms new officers in first meeting
The Elm Street school Parent Teacher association held its first meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs. Grover Jones led a devotional on Laying Firm Foundations and Faith as a base for a good life. New officers were named by president Mrs. Marvin Slate. Venezuela ranks as the world’s second largest oil exporter, Bardos derives its name from bearded fig trees.
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Elm Street
Grover Jones
Marvin Slate
Musical Art Club Plans Reorganization and Meetings
The Musical Art Club executive board met last evening at Mrs. Valette J Harris's Rockford Road home to plan a reorganization after wartime inactivity. They named chairs for membership, nominating, and program duties and discussed the October 28 general meeting hosted by Mrs. R T Amos with noted guest Charles Hassel of Charlotte, state federation president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Broadus Casey
M. Z. Perkinson
Ways and Means
Sherwood Forest
E. W. Heelas
Karl Bishopric
Leaksville-Spray
Laughlin
Henry
Heelas
Ways
Rothrock
Wilson Weldon
Woman's Club
Goddard Cup Hits Largest Field in Summer Bridge Tourney
The Goddard Cup and Masters pairs tied for the largest field with 112 pairs. The one session Goddard game crowned Mrs. Jeff Glick of Miami and Miss Vera Vaughn of Brooklyn with a 70 percent winning percentage.
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Jeff Glick
Miami
Fla
Vera Vaughn
Brooklyn
N. Y
Glick
Glick uses tricky club play to thwart declarer in bridge
In a national mixed pair championship match repeated details show Mrs. Glick executing a deceptive queen play. Declarer mishandles king on queen, allowing Mrs. Glick to gain a spade ruff and overtake, ending down one trick. The note warns queen from the ace-queen is risky but entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Glick
Dummy
Declarer
People in town recover after recent medical procedures
Billy Dawkins recuperates at home on Farriss avenue following a tonsillectomy at Burrus clinic last Saturday. T. T. Mitchell and Mildred Stroud are reported recovering satisfactorily after operations at High Point Memorial hospital. Thelma Robertson has returned home after an operation at Baptist hospital Winston Salem and will remain confined for about ten days. Mrs. D. Cree travels to Salt Lake City visiting Myrtle Lowell.
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Billy Dawkins
W. L. Dawkins
Farriss Avenue
Burrus Clinic
T. T. Mitchell
Washington
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mildred Stroud
Boulevard Unit
Tony
Thelma Robertson
South Main Street
Baptist
Woman's Club Votes To Launch Radio Listening Poll
The newly formed Woman's club at the Sheraton hotel approved a radio listening poll as its first project in cooperation with the Junior Service League Community radio council. Ruth Schneider and Betsy Saunders outlined aims to interpret the community to itself, promote home programs, and train local talent.
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Junior Service League
Community Radio Council
Woman's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton Room
Ruth Schneider
League
Betsy Saunders
John L. Rothrock
Radio Council
C. H. Rhodes
Genevieve Moore
C. A. York
H. A. White
Rothrock
High Point
J. F. Hayden
James Green
E. R. Anderson
Mesdames FE
W. Heelas
W. J. Pannas
J. D. Boyd, Jr
T. M. Lee
Worth Ivey
T. R. Ballard
Ladies Bible Class Meeting at Gospel Tabernacle
The Gospel Tabernacle ladies Bible class will gather Friday at 7:45 PM at Mrs. Annie Shaver’s home, 713 Bridges Street, for a regular meeting with all members urged to attend. The Faithful Workers class of Green Street Baptist met at Mrs. Thelma Walker’s home and planned attendance, visitation, and membership efforts, with a sendoff shower for Mrs. Walker who will relocate to Charlotte.
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Ladies’ Bible Class
the Gospel Tabernacle
Annie Shaver
Bridges Street
Faithful Workers
Green Street
Mrs Holton Hosts Emerywood Bridge Luncheon
Mrs A H Holton entertained her bridge club and guests at Emerywood Country Club yesterday. High scores earned pillow cases and towels as prizes. visitors led by Mrs Carl Justice won pillow cases and Jowels for top and runner-up. Club and guest list includes Mesdames McCrary Barrett Culver Andrews Culler Burton Warren HENDRIX, Wemble, Cox Hedrick Bernard Harvey Short Mattocks Waster Wright Bain Hunter Dallas Griffith Hudson Barkac oes Rose Elins.
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A. H. Horton
Emerywood Country Club
J. N. McCrary
B. V. Culver
Carl Justice
Jowels
Earl Womble
C. H. Hudon
Mesdames J. N. McCrary
Homer Barrett
B. C. Culver
B F. Andrews
Frankel R. B. Cu
Ferdinand Columbus Biography of His Father Is Lost
The work by Ferdinand Columbus, the natural son of the famed explorer, detailing his father’s life, has disappeared. The biographer’s manuscript remains unavailable to scholars and readers.
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Ferdinand Columbus
Explorer
SSS Tonic Promises Sleep Rest and Strength
An advertisement touts SSS Tonic as a remedy for stomach gas sour food taste and poor sleep. It claims to increase gastric juice flow aiding digestion, improving appetite and sleep, and aiding anemia, with claims of 4 million bottles sold and urging readers to buy at their drug store.
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PTA
ELM Street Pta
Herman Teague
Howard Pancoast
Alston Clark
Howard Wright
Harry Monroe
C. L. Russell
R. D. Baird
E. A. Neely
R. Ballard
Elene McCoy
Terry
Tyree Nabors
Gerry Setzer
Wilbur Hutchins
Max Wall
Venezuela
Bardos
And
Greensboro
Mamicure
Continental Beauty School
Musical Art Club Board
Guatamala
Amerca
Bravil
C. A. Ring
Samuel Hyman
Bulova
Janet
Goddess OF Time
Lady Maxim
Jeweller
Ersmith
A. C. Sawyer
George C. Haltom
A. T. Wishart
W. T. Saunders
Enterprise
McKenney
William E. McKenney
America’s
Card Authority
St. Joseph
St Joseph
Sheraton
Myrtie’s
South Main ST
A. H. Holton
Bridge Club
Emerywood Club
Guilford
N. Main St
Peter Schultz
Wilkes Barre, Pa
Virginia
Auburn
Mass
A. F. May
Kingston, N. Y
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