Desserts and Bridges honor Miss Barbara Thomas in Charlotte
Mrs. Robert Hoskins and Mrs. Pp V Kirkman Jr hosted a dessert bridge at Crestwood Park to honor Miss Barbara Thomas who will wed John Robert Thomas on September 18. Five tables played with Miss Thomas marked by a wedding bell and nose bay. High score went to Mrs. James Lipscomb, second to Mrs. Elwood Cox. Hosts gifted a blanket to the bride-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hoskins
Pp. V. Kirkman, Jr
Elwood Cox
Miss Thomas
John Jennings
Jeanne Rankin
Mesdames
W. B. Thomas
John Thomas
Greensboro
P. V. Kirkman, Sr
Henry Marshall
On Bridge By William Eb McKenney
The column presents bridge strategy and play tips from expert William Eb McKenney for NEA Service. It discusses common bidding sequences and carding ideas to improve declarer and defender play, offering practical examples from typical hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. McKenney
America’s Card Authority
NEA Service
Eastern States pair champs win Adirondack ladies event
New York sisters Mrs. Gertrude Jobes and Mrs. Augusta Cantor won both the Adirondack Inn Park N Y tournament’s rondack women’s pair and the special pair event to claim top scores. The hand shown featured Cantor’s one bid and six clubs contract to defeat opponents in spades and diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Jobes
Augusta Cantor
New York City
Park
N. Y
Cantor
West
Jobes
North
Pilot Club Meeting Notice
The Pilot club will meet Tuesday evening with the executive board at 7 30. Hostess is Mrs W W Horton of 206 Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
W. W. Horton
Church Street
Sigma Chi Installs Chapter at Wake Forest
Sigma Chi grants charter to Wake Forest Zeta Chi at national convention in Seattle. Wilbur Doyle, Zeta Chi president and 1948 graduate, accepts. NC chapters now five. Local members listed include Benton, Cole, Bland, Fisher, Godfrey, Hamrick, Hardin, Harris, Herring, Johnston, Kirkman, Kizer, Schrum, Wade, Williams. Old Esquire club origins. dissolved during wartime, reformed 1946 as Zeta Chi. Oldest US president at death was Adams, 90. youngest was James Harfield, 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Zeta Chi
Wake Forest College
Sigma Chi
Seattle
Wash
Wilbur Doyle
Sigmi Chi
North Carolina
Carolina
Duke
N. C. State
Davidson
Fred M. Benton
Cecil R. Cole
William H. Cole
Littleton
Donald E. Bland
Wallace
Baxter H. Finch
Spring Hope
James W. Fisher
Elizabethtown
Paul D
Godfrey
Charlotte
Spencer D. Hamrick
Shelby
Clyde Hardin
Morganton
Richard T. Harris
Southern Pines
William B. Herring
Watha
George H. Johnston
Buffalo
Mrs Henry R Field Heads New Wild Flower Club
Mrs Henry R Field was elected president of the Wild Flower Garden club in Winston Salem at an organization meeting. The new club is the first in Winston and second in the state. the 1940 Winston club, organized by Mrs John Teague, acts as sponsor. Field is a former High Point school faculty member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Field
Wild Flower Garden Club
Wirnston-Salem
New Club
Winston
John Teague
Winston Club
Field
High Point
VFW Auxiliary Plans Meeting at West Broad Street Home
The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the West Broad street home. Members are urged to attend as council meeting plans to be held later this month will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
West Broad Street
Irene White Returns Home After Operation at High Point Memorial
Mrs Irene White has returned to route 4 High Point following a g Beye operation at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Sam Parker of Coral Gables Fla left town after an overnight visit staying at the Sheraton Hotel. The article notes a fine example of Persian ceramic art in tile work on interior and exterior walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene White
High Point
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sam Parker
Coral Gables, Fla
Sheraton Hotel
Local club events and gatherings listed for Emerywood area
The schedule covers multiple social meetings across the week. By morning the Ladies Bridge Club hosts at Emerywood CC with Mrs E T Howard as hostess. Garden Club at YWCA Adams Memorial. Lillian Massey Sec Ret Assoc dinner at Sheraton. Cooperette Club at 312 Louise Ave. Humane Society meeting hosted by Miss Genevieve Moore. dessert bridge for Miss Barbara Thomas at Louise Ave. Catesby Bird Club at 400 Washington St. Garden Study Club at Emerywood CC. Thursday dinner honoring Miss Barbara Thomas at Lexington Ave. Friday dessert bridge at the Morris home Lindsay St. tea for Miss Mary Lib Bennett by S J Best Sr and Jr. dinner for Miss Barbara Thomas at Sunset Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club Council
Adams Memorial
YWCA
Cc. Sheloff
Lillian Massey
National Secretaries Association
Sheraton Hotel
Cooperette Club
J. M. Lancaster
Louise Avenue
Genevieve Moore
The
Humane Societ
Roland Par Avenue
Howard Turner
Dessert Bridge
Barbara Thomas
Catesby Bird Club
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
James Mattocks
Mesdames
S. J. Best Sr
S. J. Best Jr
Mary Lib Bennett
Bradford Thomas
Sunset Drive
Modern Girls More Carefree Thanks to 2-Way Help
An advertiser claims Carput eases functional periodic pain when started three days before the cycle and taken as directed, and that using it as a monthly tonic can improve appetite aid digestion and boost resistance for tough days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carput
Mrs Teetor Presents Music Students Recital
Mrs A E Teetor hosted a Tuesday evening recital at her home 1304 Forrest Avenue on the outdoor terrace. The program included Aunt Bessies Visit To The City by Joyce Roberts and Alice Blue Gown by Patsy Wall with Ramona Phillips at the piano and a girls chorus. Participants listed include Penny Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Teetor
Pamela Jean Cole Born to Mr and Mrs Cole
Mr and Mrs W B Cole of 500 Gatewood Avenue announce the birth of a daughter named Pamela Jean on August 29 at the Boulevard Unit of High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Cole is formerly Ina Phillips of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Cole
Gatewood Avenue
Pamela Jean
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cole
Ina Phillips
Local Chorus and Safety Club Members Named
Jerry Hutchinson Ramona Phillips Billy Phillips Eddie Newman Sherri Newman Joyce Roberts Patsy Wall Ann Haltom Carolyn Fetzer Brenda Fetzer Victor Workman and a singing chorus are listed with a safety club in a community notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hutchinson
Ramona Phillips
Billy Phillips
Eddie Newman
Sherri Newman
Joyce Roberts
Patsy Wall
Ann Haltom
Carolyn Fetzer
Brenda Fetzer
Victor Workman
Plus Singing Chorus and Safety Club
Emerywood Bridge Winners Named
Saturday afternoon duplicate bridge at Emerywood Country Club crowned winners in two directions. In north-south, first were Mrs L W Flythe and Miss Sarah Peter. second were Mrs Beaver and Nesbitt Caughm. In east-west, first were Mr and Mrs Phil Warner. second were Mrs E T Howart and Mrs C C Durland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country
L. W. Flythe
Sarah Peeter
Beaver
Nesbitt Caughm
Phil Warner
E. T. Howart
C. C. Durland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editttor
Mesdames Kirkman
Hoskins
East Pass
Elgin
Hamilton Waltham
Lester
Main &F
David Chains
General Electric
Guilford
Lia
America
United States
John Adams
James Harfield
Monark
Monark Shade Co
VFW
Ladies Bridge Club
Emerywood Country Club
E. T. Howard
J. L. Rothrock
Lexington Avenue
Furman Bisher
F. H. Morris
Morris
Lindsay Street
Marshall E. Ginsberg
N. Main St
Mrs. Teetor
Pamela Jean Cole
Emerywood Bridge
Richardson’s
By Gilbrae
Gilbrae
Moosehead
RAYON
Richardson
Ladies
Tuesda Choice
EAC
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