Bridal bridge party honors Miss Taylor and Mrs Flythe
Miss Taylor and Mrs Flythe were feted at a bridge party with white chrysanthemums and Fall blooms. Guests included Mrs H M Taylor and Mrs Loyd Flythe Sr, with prizes won by Mrs Carl Justice and Miss Charlotte Kirkman. The event celebrated Miss Taylors betrothal to Lt Harold S Wann and notes Mrs Flythe as a recent Birmingham bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Taylor
Mrs. Flythe
Efla Saulor
Loyd Flythe, Jr
George Rankin
Wade Biesecker
Parkway Wednes
Ces
Bridge
Carl Justice
Charlotte Kirkman
Crystal
H. M. Taylor
Loyd Flythe, Sr
Miss Harville To Be Feted Tonight
Miss Wanda Harville a city schools faculty member will be honored at a social gathering this evening at the home of Miss Miller 120 Thurston Street with Miss Alfreda Hardie as associate hostess. Her recent engagement to Pvt Frank Seastro of Fairmont West Virginia and Camp Pickett Virginia was announced. Guests for four tables are invited. the party begins at eight oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Harville
City Schools
Social Calendar at Em- Country Club and USO events
Bi weekly gin and rum party series resumes at the Em- Country Club with Mr and Mrs Parl N Phillips in charge. Saturday evening USO dance at the YYICA jam with an out of town orchestra. Sunday buffet 5 to 7 pm at El wood cafe dining room for service men, sponsored by the USO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Em- Country Club
Parl N. Phillips
Yyica Jam
Elwood Cafe
USO
Jolly Y Club Fetes Mrs Burge At Bridal Shower
The Jolly Y club at the YMCA honored Mrs William C Burge formerly Dorothy Farlowe with a bridal shower. Hostesses Misses Ruby Brooks and Jewel Woodley led four bridge tables and bingo. Prizes went to Miss Lee and Miss Mexine Kennedy with Miss Louise Modin taking the bingo prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Y Club
YMCA
William C. Burge
Dorothy Farlowe
Ruby Brooks
Jewel Woodley
Miss Lee
Mexine Kennedy
Louise Modin
Carolinas Grand Assembly Meets Here Tomorrow
The North and South Carolina Grand Assembly inbow for Girls will hold its annual meeting Saturday September 16 with Miss Mary Madison Baker of Reidsville supreme deputy in charge. Miss Regina Smith grand worthy advisor will preside and High Point Assembly hosts. Registration starts 10 AM at the Masonic Temple followed by a afternoon opening, business session, banquet at the Sheraton Hotel 6 45 PM and initiation and installation at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Carolina
Grand Assembly
Mary Madison Baker
Reidsville
Carolinas
Regina Smith
Carolinas Assembly
High Point Assembly
Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple, With A Practice Meeting of Officers. At St Age
Sheraton Hotel
Everhart Reunion Set for September 24 at Pilgrim Church
The annual Everhart Reunion will be held on Sunday September 24 1944 at the Pilgrim Evangelist Reformed church. Everyone is invited to attend and bring a well filled basket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everhart
Pilgrim Evangelist Reformed Church
Eastern socialites accused of jewel thefts in high society case
Two eastern socialites face arrest over jewelry thefts valued at 27 750 dollars. Emily Cunningham Myles and Job Taylor III are linked to Fifth Avenue department store losses. Taylor’s defense cites desperation after a family trust income drop. she notes notable ancestry in her background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Cunningham Myles
van Henry Caxmell
Glen Head
L. 1
Fifth Avenue
Job Taylor III
Westhampton
L. L
Dinner honors Mrs Gibson and Mrs Kearns at Emerywood Club
Mrs Gibson honored her wife and sister in a birthday dinner at Emerywood Country Club with guests including Mrs Grant, Miss Gibson and several Gibsons family members. Afterward the group moved to Mr Gibson’s home for gifts and further celebration. A separate gathering at 2010 Gilbert Street honored Mrs Kearns on her wedding anniversary with games prizes and a shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Gibson, Jr
Edgedale Drive
M. F. McNeill
Emerywood Country Club
Mr. Gibson
Gay M. Grant
Dana Sue Gibson
Sloan Gibson, III
Robert Neil Grant
J. Earl Gibson
W. E. Oaten
Lothair Cecil
Marty Katherine Armentrout
Gilbert Street
R. G. Kearns ,Jr
Vern Waggoner
Jersey
Mesdames
Louis Miller
Bob Hall
R. G. Kearns
J. J. Armentrout
L. C. Armentrout
Betty Jo Beeson
J.J. Armentrout
Fred Lawrence
FE. O. Embler
A. E. Henderson
Eddie Beck
Charles Waggoner
Private Duty Nurses Meet At Hodgin Home
The Private Duty Section of the High Point Graduate Nurses group met at Mrs. Herbert Hodgin’s Trinity home last night with about twenty attendees including four visitors. Chairman Mrs. Martha Farr led a program by Miss Cordelia Ann Hodgin and musical selections by Miss Hodgin with Misses Evelyn Pearson and Jackie Allred. President Miss Reese Quinn noted the Charlotte state nurses meeting soon and routine business was conducted. Refreshments were served to 15 members and visitors Miss Quinn Katherine Field Dean Meta Willard and Mrs. Lois Kearns Modin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hodgin
Trinity
High Point Graduate Nurses
Martha Farr
Cordelia Ann Hodgin
Evelyn Pearson
Jackie Allred
Reese Quinn
Graduate Nurses Club
Charlotte
Dainy
Misses Quinn Katherine Field Dean
Meta Willard
Lois Kearns Modin
Births in High Point Memorial Hospital Stock
Lawson and Wade families announce births of sons on September 15 at Washington Street Unit High Point Memorial Hospital. Cromer and Hunt families report newborn boys Roger Norman James Robert born September 14 15 at the same facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawsons
Leo Heade Lawson
Thomasville
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Johnny James Wade
John James Wade
Campbell Street
Johnny James III
Roger Norman Cromer
Charles Norman Cromer
Russell Street
Roger
Norman
Y Board Approves Work On Negro Y Branch
The Negro provisional committee received board approval for a proposed Negro branch of the local YWCA. The September Adams Memorial meeting chaired by Mrs. C. E. Sheloff also discussed the Recreation Leaders Institute with 29 U volunteers registered to take the course. Dr. Harold D. Meyer of UNC urged attendance at the Monday evening institute kickoff at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro Provisional Committee
YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
C. E. Sheloff
Recreation Leaders Institute
Harold D. Meyer
University of North Carolina
First Methodist Church
Nell Machen
Moore
Carthage Visitors Shown Courtesies In Thomasville
Mrs. L. R. Sugg and Mrs. S. H. Miller were honored guests of Miss Margaret McLeod at a bridge party in Thomasville with two tables and flowers. Gifts and refreshments followed at subsequent visits, and a separate bridge supper was hosted by Miss Clarise Rose in the Carolina Apartment. Several residents and visitors, including Mrs. J. S. Green, were noted for hospital stays, visits, and births, while church groups met for missions and Bible study with plans for future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
L. R. Sugg
S. H. Miller
Carthage
Margaret McLeod
Bridge
Larry Poole
Eau de Cologne
Oss
Miller
Clarise Rose
Carolina
Miss Rose
Sugg
McLeod
Too Good A Card South's misfortune in this deal
North dealer South vulnerable example of a bridge hand where South held a king instead of a deuce or trey. South could have reached slam but misplayed. The club queen lead and heart issues doomed the contract, giving East a sure trump and South a two heart loss for a 200 point penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Deuce
Trey
North
West
Declarer
East
Working in the Dark and the Courage to Endure
Elsie Robinson contrasts Christ's burial and modern fears with a call for willpower and faith. She frames today as a new dark age where old laws vanished and individuals must act boldly, drawing strength from inner resolve and divine spark. She recalls tribal puberty rites as a test of endurance and self mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amazon
Endgame notes on ruffing clubs and diamond break
The analysis discusses ruffing a club from dummy to ruff another diamond. A favorable 3-3 diamond break would settle the suit, allowing South to lead three rounds of trumps to grant East a trump trick and preserve the heart ace for entry to the established diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deuce
South
East
South Side Church Plans Prayer Meeting At 7 30
The WMU circle of the South Side church will hold a prayer meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Sam Evans home South Main Street Rev W H Barker will speak the church and the public are invited. Rankin Memorial Philathea Meet Tonight At 7 30
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side
WMU
Sam Evans
South Main Street
W. H. Barker
Rankin Memorial Philatheas
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
C McCain
Tipton Street
Asbury
Local Births and Moves Track Regional Residents
Richard Quigley Jr left today for Lyndon Kentucky to enter Kent Military Institute as a cadet. Eleanor Royals and family moved from 1005 F Avenue to 611 All Avenue Southwest Roanoke Virginia where Mr Royals serves as superintendent of the mental life insurance company. Mrs Robbins Tilden and Miss Mary W Tilden are staying at the Barbizon hotel in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Green
Spring Street
City Memorial Hospital
Winston-Salem
Fred Butt
Norfolk
Ira Krider
Washington, D. C
R. S. Green
Sallie Clodfelter
Nash LeGrande
Hamlet
Asheboro
Jewell Everhart
Frances Williams
New York City
Richard Quigley, Jr
Teyday
Lyndon, Ky
Kent Military Institute
EF. C. Royals
Eleanor
F Avenue
All Avenue
South West
Roa Va
Royals
Mnental Life Insurance Com
Robbins Tilden
Mary W. Tilden
Barbizon Hotel
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Miss Harville
Norwich
Minnie Lee Steearis
James Helen Weight
Main St
Mrs. Burge
Carolinas Grand Assembly
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
Emily C. Myles
Mrs
Job Taylor
Mrs. Hodgin
Y Board
Negro Y Branch
Lee's Millinery
South Main St
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
W. K. McGee
M. L. Howard
Wakefield Stone
Ella Lambeth
T. H. Shirley
R. L. Shuford
J. H. Elliott
J. A. J. Farrington
R. B. Carpenter
Josephine Culbertson
Elsie Robinson
Carrie Shoes
Ashley River
Shermen
Trinity Methodist Church
Spencer
John Skeen
He Spencer
Jothy Parrish
Mildred
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