Fait Bridge Club dinner honors guests in Brnersville
In Brnersville on October 12 J. J. Griffith hosted a bridge dinner for the Fait Bridge Club with roses and dahlias for decoration. Four tables of bridge played, with awards and a crystal relish dish given as prizes. Several members and guests attended, including Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Blackwell and others.
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Griffith
O Au Fait Bridge Club
Brnersville
Ada
Mfa
Philip Korner
Bragar Shore
Ip Korner
DP. L. Donnell
Rihe
J. R. Padditon
Zack Itaker
Chéster Morris
Rutwerth
Geersruip
Mera
R. Blackwell, Jr
Fred
J. R. Blackwell
Allié Matt Marshall
Buja Albert
Amelia Slitton
Lessons From a Damaged Toy About Parenting Responsibility
An essay argues that removable toy parts teach kids to take things apart and learn care. Destruction is natural in children, so parents should provide safe, educational items to foster responsibility rather than endlessly unbreakable gadgets.
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Also
Boon
Local residents visit Lenoir amid church services and weddings
Dr W W Rows of Lenoir arrives in the city to conduct services at First Evangelical and Reformed Church and stay with Mr and Mrs Edgar Whitener on Johnson Street. Asheville couple Hall Breetie and Mrs Breetie visit in the Whitener home after their wedding trip.
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W. W. Rows
Lenoir
City
Edgar Whitener
Johson Street
First Evangelical and Reformed Chrch
Hall Bréehtie
Asheville
H. @. White
Johnson Street
Brehmée
Jillillan Whitener
Airs
Eer
Utopian Club Meeting Announced At Mrs Shearman Home
The Utopian Study Club will meet this week at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Foy J. Shearman’s Brintree Street home. A birth notice reports Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wallen announcing a son born September 29 at 642 Wesley Place for Robert Warrei.
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J. V. Walleh
Robert Warrei
Wesley Place
Way Side Garden Club Meeting Shifted to 640 Colonial Drive
The Way side Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Mrs. P. Y. Adams home 640 Colonial Drive fixing an error Sunday Enterprise listed West Farriss Avenue. Also notes Mr and Mrs Gary recently moved to 409 Gale Avenue High Point from Charlotte a few years ago.
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Mrs. Adams
Colonial Drive
P. Y. Adams
Whase
Wayside Garden Club
West Farriss' Avenue
Enterprise
Gary
Gatewoood
BE. R. Gare
Aha
Gari
Gantt
Ana
Galé
Asa Avenue
Charlotts
Thieves Replaced by Happy Man in Alley Scene
A garbled 1936 NEA Service snippet reports a unusual incident where thieves were replaced by a cheerful man in an alley. The weak OCR hints at conflict or mischief and mentions a recurring pattern of a happy figure in the area.
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NEA Service, Inc
Presbyterian Women Plan Historic Sketch at Winston-Salem Meeting
In Winston-Salem a historic sketch of the North Carolina Synod of the Southern Presbyterian Church will be presented October 20 at 6. The annual meeting of the Women’s Auxiliary, led by president Mrs. Charles M. Norfleat, will feature Mrs. A. J. Howell of Wilmington narrating a 75 year history tied to the Civil War era. The three day gathering begins with the briefing.
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Winston-Salem
Philomathean and W O T Postpone Meeting to Oct 27
The joint Philomathean club and W. O. T. meeting has been moved from this week to Tuesday October 27. Members are asked to note the postponement.
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Postemathean Club
No clear event found in the fragment
The text suggests a remark about judging a Chinese guest's age, noting that people may assume someone is older than the stated age. No concrete event, date, or names are present in the fragment.
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China
Church Socials and Daughters of Wesley Meet
Church social circles in Archdale and Calvary Memorial Church resume monthly meetings. Welch Memorial M church group meets at Mrs. Charles Byétly’s home with devotions and refreshments for nine members, while Archdale Woman’s Missionary Society holds an evening session led by Mrs. Ernest Baker. Daughters of Wesley at Calvary M B Church gather for their regular monthly meeting at Miss Martha Hardy’s home on Hines Street.
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Avahi
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Main Street
B. F. Baker
Luke
Désire
Mike Will Stockton
BD. F. Lamson
Woodrow Candle
Circle Auter
Welch Memorial M, BP
Charles Byétly
al & Short
Tala MA
Spencer Read & Pulish
Woman's Missionary Society of
Archdale
Anr
T. Ly Gilmore
Ernest Baker
T. W. Bowmat
Mra
J. K. Purvis
Daughters OF Wesley
Daughters of Wesley of Calvary M. B. Church
Homme of Mies
Martha Hardy
Hines Street
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