Asheboro Couple Wed In Charlotte This Afternoon
Miss Frances Ellen Kearns will wed Paul Cheek in Charlotte at 4 30 PM with Dr. Howard P. Powell performing the ceremony. The bride elect, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Kearns, will wear laurel green boucle and red fox trim. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs T L Cheek of Greensboro, has worked at Sapona Silk mills in Cedar Falls. They plan a short Western North Carolina wedding trip and will reside at nw Karesh apartments on Randolph Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Asheboro
Frances Ellen Earns
Paul Cheek
Charlotte
Neon City
Howard P. Powell
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Western Noth Carolina
Kearns
W. H. Kearns
Stowe Street
Asheboro High School
Mr. Cheek
T. L. Cheek
Greensboro
Bessemer High School
Elon College
Sapona Silk Mills
North Carolina
Nw Karesh
Randolph Avenue
McKenney on Bridge Sees Defense Grow Harder With Precision
In bridge writing, McKenney notes that widespread precision in bidding and improved play by contract lovers raise the level of defense. He argues that skilled defenders must adapt to sharper declarers and more demanding contracts.
Rubber-Neither val
Rubber and valve status unclear in the fragment AQ943 AK Q2 KK765. No identifiable event, place, or person is confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubber
Val
Lead directing convention changes slam defense strategies
North 64 Pass discusses how the slam double convention guides defense in contract bridge. It explains that a third hand double signals to the partner with the lead to avoid a standard lead and aim to defeat the contract with a different lead, preventing the slam from being made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Mrs W B Hunt Hosts Bridge Party At Hillcrest Home
Social pages report Mrs. W B Hunt entertaining at her Hillcrest residence with bridge tables in the living rooms. Guests included Mrs. Germot Shemwell Albany Ga and Mrs C D Cox Newnan Ga with prize awards for high and consolation. Luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. B. Hunt
Hillcrest
Bridge
Germot Shemwell
Albany
C. D. Cox
Newnan
Millard Morris
Joe White
J. W. Moffitt
John A. McCrary
James L. Gordon
Nesbit Edwards
Winston-Salem
Entre Nous Club Meets At Mrs Beavans Home On Main Street
The Entre Nous club gathered yesterday afternoon at 641 North Main Street for a bi weekly meeting hosted by Mrs W C Beavans. Four tables of Boston rock were played amid fall floral decor while a salad course and sweets followed the games. Members present included Mesdames B S Cummings S C Clark H W Harriss Howard S Hartzell J F Hayden J A Morris C B Overman H N Phillips Edith Moore Sherrod Fred N Tate L R Terry Z J Walser with guests Mesdames E Col Steele Bruce Carraway c Reitzel Sr and W C Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Beavans
Entre Nous Club
North Main Street
Mesdames B. Ss. Cummings
S. C. Clark
H. W. Harriss
Howard S. Hartzell
J. F. Hayden
J. A. Morris
C. B. Overman
H. N. Phillips
Edith Moore Sherrod
Fred N. Tate
L. R. Terry
Mrs John T Ellis Hosts Household Arts Club Meeting
Mrs John T Ellis entertained the Household Arts club at her Oakwood court home for its bi weekly gathering. Roses and chrysanthemums enhanced the autumn rooms. President C F Grissom led a brief business session and the group voted two dollars to the Junior Service League Milk Fund. Ladies then sewed and chatted, ending with a salad course and birthday cake for Mesdames Sam Dutton and T G Shelton. Members present included W H Womble J R Montgomery F L Grissom Fred L Ingram C F Eilington N E Russell V D Sale Sr and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Household Arts Club
John T. Ellis
Oakwood Court
C. F. Grissom
Junior Service League
Sam Dutton
T. G. Shelton
W. H. Womble
J. R. Montgomery
F. Grissom
Fred L. Ingram
F. Eilington
N. E. Russell
V. D. Sale, Sr
Roys Kit Kat Klub Dance Planned at Duck Club Tonight
Plans are complete for the Roys Kit Kat Klub initial Fall dance to be held this evening at the Duck club house in Sedgefield. The event begins at 8 30 in the club lounge with Finley Horney as chairman of arrangements and assistants including Earl Noel Dewitt Edwards Carl Ta tum Charles Shankle and Miss Virginia Ann Kent. Chaperones are Mrs Edger Hartley Mrs W F Kent and Mrs Suges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roys’ Kit Kat Klub
Duck Club
S@dgefield
Finley Horney
Earl Noel
Dewitt Edwards
Carl Tatum
Charles Shankle
Virginia Ann Kent
Edger Hartley
W. F. Kent
Suges
Mrs Kohn Addresses Child Education Meet
Mrs Alex B Kohn of Charlotte visits her parents in Greensboro and addresses the Association of Childhood Education at a luncheon at the Jefferson Roof Garden. She is president of the North Carolina Association. Her husband Mr Kohn arrives tonight to attend the Carolina State freshman football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex B. Kohn
Charlotte
C. F. Grissom
Harvest Festival At Emerywood Country Club
Reservations are pouring in for a Harvest Festival at Emerywood Country Club tomorrow evening. Attendees are urged to dress in overalls and ginghams for a hillbilly themed dinner and dance with Johnnie Gilbert's orchestra. Dinner starts 7:30, dances follow, regular club dance at 9:30 with card dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Johnnie Gilbert
Piedmont Golfing Winners Announced
Winners of the Piedmont Women’s Golf Association tournament at Greensboro Country Club include Mrs. Jack Brown of Greensboro taking low net in Class A with 80 on an 18 handicap. Other class winners: Mrs. Nathan Ayers 72 net in RB, Mrs. Baxter Sellars 83 net in C with 25 handicap, and Mrs. Wallace Taylor 78 net in D on 36. putting honors go to Mrs. Lyndon Joyce over Mrs. R. M. Cooksey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Country Club
Jack Brown
Greensboro
Brown
Nathan Ayers
Sedgefield
Baxter Sellars
Wallace Taylor
Lyndon Joyce
R. M. Cooksey
Thomasville
Oak Hill 4-H Club Elects New Officers
The Oak Hill 4-H Club at Oak View School held its first meeting of the year on Thursday October 20 in the sixth grade room. Officers elected for the coming year were Dorothy Bates president Doris Peacock vice president Arlene Bottoms secretary Opal Loflin news reporter. The club has 30 members, all sixth and seventh grade girls, with projects focusing on clothing and yard improvement.
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Oak View School
Eulalah Causey
Helen Ray Craven
Ruth King
Geraldine Hodge
Rachel Stone
Dorothy Bates
Doris Peacock
Arlene Bottoms
Opal Loflin
High Point Nurses Banquet and Harvest Festival Dance
The High Point Graduate Nurses club hosts its annual banquet and dance in the Sheraton ballroom with speaker J Pete Ivey of Winston-Salem and the Davis Brothers orchestra. Emerywood country club members attend a Harvest Festival dinner dance featuring rustic costumes and square dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate Nurses Club
Sheraton Hotel
j.Pete’’ Ivey
Winston-Salem
Davis Brothers Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
Night Owl Bridge Club Hosts Husbands Party Night
The Night Owl bridge club held a Halloween themed evening at Gibson club rooms with husbands as guests. Harvey Pressley and Mrs. O H McLaughlin led high scores among men and women. Prizes included candies, a silk scarf, a handkerchief and dish cloth, with fortunes told after bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Night Owl
Gibson
Harvey Pressley
O. H. McLaughlin
Winger
Miss Welborn Shown Bridal Courtesy At Thomasville Home
Miss Ruby Welborn bride elect of November was honored at a Wednesday buffet supper hosted by Mrs. Luther Sink and Miss Hazel Welborn in Thomasville. The three course meal featured pink rose corsages and china and crystal gifts in the honoree's chosen patterns for twenty guests. Another party for her was a Leakaville dinner gathering held Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Ruby Welborn
Luther Sink
Hazel Welborn
Leakaville
Box Supper and Musical Program at Wallburg School
A musical program will be presented at the Wallburg High School auditorium this evening at 7:45. An old-time box party will be featured with orchestra music and selections by the Abbott's Creek Baptist church Singing class. A small admission charge will benefit the high school orchestra. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallburg High School
Abbott's Creek Baptist Church
Orchetra
Mrs. E. F. Trotter Undergoes Serious Operation
Mrs. E F Trotter of Trinity route two underwent a serious operation at Guilford General hospital on Tuesday and is resting as well as can be expected. Mr and Mrs A Coke Cecil have returned home after attending the Rexall convention at the Greenbrier hotel in White Sulphur Springs Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Trotter
Trinity Route Two
Guilford General Hospital
A. Coke Cecil
Oakwood Court
Rexall
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Woman's Wesley class to hold meeting at church
The Woman's Wesley class of Wesley Memorial church will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the class room. Mesdames FP A Clifton and W M Rucker will be associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Wesley
Wesley Memorial Church
Mesdames
FP. A. Clifton
W. M. Rucker
Chicago Produce Prices Quiet as Market Holds Steady
Chicago market report shows butter at 964 and 441 steady, creamery specials 90, carrots at 25 1-4, eggs 5,077 easy with fresh graded extra firsts at 27 and 26 for firsts cars, refrigerator extras 25, other prices unchanged as of Oct 21.
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Chicago
Mrs Dwight Morland Hosts Natural Bridge Club Card Evening
Mrs Dwight Morland entertained the Natural Bridge club at her Lexington road home Tuesday evening. Dahlias set a backdrop for three living room tables. Two visitors Miss Mildred Milks and Mrs Jimmy Webb attended. Mrs Roy Champion won high score and received a table lamp. Mrs James York took second high score a cream and sugar set. Mrs Morland was assisted by her sister Miss Mildred Milks serving sandwiches cake and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Morland
Natural Bridge Club
Lexington Road
Dahlias
Mildred Milks
Jimmy Webb
Roy Champion
James York
Lessons in English by W. L. Gordon
A compact English lesson notes misused words and pronunciations. It highlights carload usage, common misspellings, and pushes daily vocabulary through a quotation about mutable nature from Emerson.
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W. L. Gordon
Emerson
Look and Learn By A C Gordon Answers
A concise quiz from Look and Learn by A C Gordon lists apiculture as raising bees. Henry W Longfellow is named The Poet of the Hearth and Fireside. Chestnut wood is most used for telephone poles. The Civil War battles with the most casualties are Gettysburg and Antietam. The capital and chief city of South Australia is Adelaide.
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South Australia
Henry W. Longfellow
Gettysburg
Antietam
Adelaide
How Can I Flavor Ripe Olives and Clean Velvet Flowers
A Q and A style page offers tips from Anne Ashley. Overnight soak ripe olives in olive oil with a clove for added flavor. For paraffin, keep in a lipped utensil or discarded teapot for easy melting. To clean velvet flowers, rub with dry bran then brush off and repeat if needed.
Modern Etiquette Q and A on costumes and closings
A period etiquette column answers readers on Halloween costume requests noting it is rude not to dress in costume. It also approves closings such as Yours truly and Yours very truly for business letters and explains the term en buffet as served from the buffet without tables.
Gilbert and Sullivan full names and notes on librettist and Penzance
Gilbert and Sullivan were William Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan. A librettist writes the text for an opera or musical. Penzance is a town in Cornwall and the setting of the comic opera The Pirates of Penzance.
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Pirates of Penzance
Gilbert
Sullivan
Penzance
Airlines Carry More Passengers in One Day Than 1926 Year
The report notes American airlines frequently transport daily passenger totals that exceed the annual passenger count of 1926, highlighting a rapid growth in air travel demand and industry capacity.
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American Airlines
Grand coup challenge in four spades contract
In a four spades contract South must discard two trumps to make the hand win. The problem presents the grand coup play with an initial layout and dealer. The puzzle asks if the grand coup can be executed given the specific cards and auction context.
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South
Tea Honors Newcomer and Visitors in Thomasville
Mrs. J W Boyles hosted a cordial tea on West Main Street to honor Mrs O S Peer newly moved from Greensboro and Mrs C D Sydes of Concord visiting Mrs H C Nicholson. Guests included multiple local ladies and club members as fall flowers graced the setting.
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Thomasville
J. W. Boyles
West Main Street
O. S. Peer
Greensboro
C. D. Sydes
Concord
H. C. Nicholson
Social visit notes from Kinneywood and Knoxville
Mrs. Cicero Cox is spending this week in Knoxville Tennessee with relatives. Mr and Mrs W C Covington of Wagram spent Sunday here with Mr and Mrs D M Jester in Kinneywood. Mrs C D Sydes of Concord is visiting her mother Mrs H C Nicholson.
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Cicero Cox
Knoxville
Tenn
W. C. Covington
Wagram
D. M. Jester
Kinneywood
C. D. Sydes
Concord
H. C. Nicholson
Visitors and Bride Share Honors at Randolph Street Luncheon
Two visitors Mesdames Edwin Holman of Atlanta and R N Lambert of Tulsa joined Mrs. James B Lambeth Jr at a luncheon hosted by Mrs John C Pennington on Randolph Street. All white floral centerpieces complemented a three course meal served at one o'clock Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Holman
Atlanta
R. N. Lambert
Tulsa
Okla
James B. Lambeth, Jr
John C. Pennington
Randolph Street
New 1939 Chevrolet Display Set At Lyles Showroom
The 1939 Chevrolet will be shown tomorrow at Lyles Chevrolet Company in High Point in an initial nationwide display. G W Lyles, company president, touts value and size, inviting buyers to visit the specially decorated showroom from 7 am to 10 pm to see beauty, performance, economy and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyles Chevrolet Company
Chevrolet
G. W. Lyles
New Books Listed for Thomasville Library
Thomasville. Oct. 21 Miss Elmina Hearne librarian of the Thomasville library announced today the addition of new volumes to the library collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Library
Thomasville
Fall Miss Hearne Seeks Reserve List for New Books
Several new fall Miss Hearne announcements anticipate strong demand for books. Readers are urged to join the reserve list if a desired title is unavailable. Titles include Growth of a Man, What's Hea For, The J ful DeLaneys, And Tell of Time, Rebecca, Image In a Mirror, Hotel Hostess, The Four Hearts, and Buccaneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Four Hearts
Ellery Queen
Edith Wha
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McKenney
North
W B Hunt
Sunshine Circle
M. E. Church
F. W. Conrad
L. L. Moore
J. F. Burkhart
John Craver
E. H. Easter
W. M. Shuford
The
American Legion Auxili
Legion Hi
W. 8. Owens
O. Sink
Zeb V. di
J. F. Mays
Richard Davis
Robert E. Lee
F. Welborn
South Mains
W. H. Mendenhall
J. C. Leonard
Bob Taylor
Wom College
University of Nort Carolina
John T. Lowe
Mary Trice
Clara B. Byrd
W. R. Taylor
Entre
Kit Kat Klub
Mrs. Kohn
J. E. Slate
Stanton Clinic
D. B. Carrick
Carrick
Montlieu
Country Club
Piedmont Golfing
Oak Hill
4-H Club
Night Owl Bridge Club
Miss Welborn
Wallburg School
Wesley
A. C. Gordon
Anne Ashley
Roberta Lee
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
Mesdames O. C. Wall
Charles F. Phillips
R. D. Bevan
Henry Goodloe
R. Patterson
Glenn Pennington
Lambeth
Mescames F. S. Lambeth
J. A. McAulay
Mt. Gilead
Best of Concord
J. E. Lambeth, Sr
Claiborne Pennington
T. Austin Finch
George Finch
Charles F. Lambeth
W. G. Pennington
Misses Elmina Hearne
Mary Johnson Lambeth
Misa Lucille Eddinger
Elizabeth Hinkle
Lucille Eddinger
Irene Stone
Marjorie Tyler
Swanee Lanier
Virginia Taylor
Charlotte Davis
Colleen Davis
Pauline Parrish
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Rabinowitz
Robinowitz
East Washington Street
Redding
Scotty Dogs
Compo Books
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