Club Bridge Winners Named
Winners at the Emerywood country club weekly ladies bridge parties were announced yesterday. North south top honors went to Mesdames Laurance Ingram and E T Howard with J T Ryan and C S Beaver as runners up. east west leaders were Mesdames F H Gray and O C Durland with Mr and Mrs W E Outen in second. Contract high scores were claimed by Mrs J P Hollingsworth and Mrs Albert Hart Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames
Laurance Ingram
E. T. Howard
Northsouth
J. T. Ryan
C. S. Beaver
F. H. Gray
O. C. Durland
W. E
Yew Deadline For Copy On Women's Pages
The Enterprise now prints two editions and requires women's news to be in the office by 9 45 a m for the first edition. Sunday news deadlines are Saturday noon while Sunday pictures are due Thursday noon. Sunday photographs not accepted before ten a m Monday through Thursday.
Tea to Honor Mrs Amos Jr With Morganton Ties
Mesdames R T Amos and her daughter Mrs Bickett Idol entertain with a tea to compliment Mrs R T Amos Jr formerly Miss Martha Ross of Morganton. Cards read for Tuesday October 25 from 3 30 to 5 30 at 902 Forest Hill Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames R. T. Amos
Bickett Idol
R. T. Amos, Jr
Martha Ross
Morganton
Robert
Thomas Clarence Bickett Idol
Forest Hill Drive
Robert Thomas Amos
Greensboro District Guilds Entertained By First Methodist
The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church hosted twenty five Greensboro District guilds at 3 30 Sunday. Miss Annabel Thompson opened the meeting and Rev Kenneth Goodson gave a devotion while urging members to bear the cross. Workshops followed led by local and Winston Salem leaders with Miss Ethelene Sampley delivering the main address on leisure time prayer life and money. Tea and decorations completed the church social hour with multiple volunteers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service
First Methodist Church
Herman Coble
Greensboro
Annabel Thompson
Kenneth Goodson
Jesus
Godson
Cloyce Woody
Georgia Barns
Winston-Salem
A. H. Whitley, Jr
Harry Hendrick
High Point
Ethelene Sampley
Woman's College
Duke University
Sampley
Guilds
Gladis Kivett
Nellie Martin
Ralph Vance
Marie Rice
Martha Hayworth
Frank Mabrey
Vernon McLeod
Kay Shober Kay and Kay of Thomasville Wed at Randleman
Mrs Eva Doggett Shober of Forest City and William S Kay of Thomasville were married at the First Methodist church parsonage in Randleman. Rev James Clemmer officiated. They will reside at Thomasville Orphanage, where both work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Eva Doggett Shober
Forest City
Andasville
William S. Kay
First Methodist Church
Randleman
James Clemmer
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OUR Service
Sun
Dize Awning and Tent Company
Willowbrook ST
First Methodist
Kay-Shobert
Elgin, Bulova
Hamilton and
Gruen
Lia
Dunham
Will
Judith
Rona
Maxim
Watchmaster Watchmakers
Acy
Rarade Elgin
Lord Elgin
Fine Watches
Lester
Rosina
Berkeley
N. Main ST
the Watch
Gruen Watch
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