Duke Gridders Open Season Schedule Told In Detail
Duke University prepares for a hard 1930 football season with a 40 man squad under Coach James DeHart and assistants. The slate includes Furman, Washington and Lee, Navy, North Carolina State, Wake Forest, and Davidson with Home Coming Day set for November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Duke University
Trinity College
James DeHart
Steiner
Cameron
Tilson
Buchheit
Duke
Cockey Bennett
Doug Kelly
Bobunk Weaver
Bruton
Marion Bolick
Columba
New York
Thompson
Tom Eanes
Brummitt and Jones
Roy Hunter
Harry Hollingsworth
Henry Kinder
Sam McNinch
Nick Warren
Roland Farley
Sam Buie
Simmons
DeHart
Carolina
Wake Forest
State
Wildcat
Davidson
Blue Devils
Furman University
Furman
Wake
Washington and Lee Huskies
Lexington
Richmond University
Annapolis
Navy
North Carolina
Durhaa
Lovely Bridge Party in Lexington Hosted by Mrs Gooch
Mrs. Margaret Radcliffe Gooch entertained the Thursday Bridge Club at her West Fifth avenue home with flowered rooms and neatly arranged tables. Mrs Hiram Turner of Ann Arbor Mich received a breakfast set as a guest prize, and Mrs R L Reynolds won the high score vase while Mrs Joe Moffitt took low with a double deck. A salad and caviar sandwiches course followed the game, with attendees including Mrs J M Gamewell and guests listed among Lexington society figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Margaret Radcliffe Gooch
Thursday Bridge Club
West Fifth Avenue
Gooch
Hiram Turner
R. L. Reynolds
High Score Club
Joe Moffitt
Ann Arbor Mich
Cliff Thompson
Tom Hinkle
Mary Trice
J. M. Gamewell
Paul Raper
Wood Dorsett
Lena Schulz
W. O. Burgin
Paul Earnhardt
Ann Arbor
Mich
Fred Hicks Host Leads Elegant Rose Garden Party
Fred Hicks hosts a refined gathering with guests including Mrs. Hiram Turner and Mrs. Davis. A buffet dinner precedes bridge in a decorously arranged home. Mrs. Paul Raper wins high score, receiving two handkerchiefs and a boutonniere. Mrs. Turner gets silk hose and a boutonniere.
Reform ed Pastor G ives An Intere sting Address
Mrs Ira Brinkley hosted five bridge tables at her Third avenue home with mammoth roses and seasonal flowers. Miss Mary Raper won the high score prize, with Miss Helen Hurley receiving the guest prize and Mrs Paul Raper the visitors prize. A luncheon followed served by Mrs G W Pugh. The report also notes the engagement of Miss Zora Koonts to Julius Clyde Link and other local social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Brinkley
Third Avenue
Mary Raper
Paul Raper
G. W. Pugh
Helen Hurley
Edward Willey
W.D. Robertson
J. L. Gordon
Cliff Thompson
W B. Hunt
J. M. Gamewell
W. O. Burgin
B. H Finch
Don Walser
Z. V. Walser, Jr
Roy Sheffield
C. C. Wall
Paul Bernhardt
Charles Hackney
Forl Brinkley
Joe Moffitt
Zora Koonts
C. A. Koonts
Julius Clyde Link
Covington
Churchland Youth Wins in Livestock Contest
Graham Sheaf of Cumberland county was among six winners in a fourth district livestock judging contest at Mocksville. Representing Churchland High, he advances to Raleigh to compete for a state team to represent North Carolina at the National Dairy Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Graham Sheaf
Cumberland
Mocksville
Young Sheaf
Churchland High School
Raleigh
North Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duke Gridders
Lexington Society
Fred Hicks
Lindy
Turner
C. W Davis
Lib Hutchinson
Margaret Radcliffe Goodie
Lindbergh
Ford
Detroit
Mrs. Hicks
Norman Schriner
Christian Dirks
Emma Dirks
MR. and
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
Southern Mortgage Loan & Land Company Wachovia Bank Building
Fesperman
The
Welcome High School
Link
Erlanger
British Columbia
Canada
Arlene Burkhead
Winston-Salem
Piedmont
Moore's Springs
Pilot Mountain
Dan River Park
C. I. Hargrove
Burlington
C. B. Way
Hargrove
Way
Enterprise
J. C. Leonard
D. D
First Reformed Church
Lohr
Catawba County
Leonard
Lohn
Davidson County
President Coolidge
Doctor
West
Alice Blodgett
L. Kay
Agnes Kramer
Sebastopol
Churchland
Frank Crane
Victor Orthophonic Victrola
Columbia Viva
Brunswick Panatrope
Bland Piano Company
Stehli’s
Stehli
Satin
Satin Superieur
Suedebak Satin
Sealsleek
Lucky Crepe
Ivory
Boudoir
Appleblossom
Mouste
Bermuda
Heather
Moxart
Mallard
Chianti
Gypsy Jay
Kashmir
Newport
Belk Stevens C
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