Local Bridge Players Win In Central Carolina Tournament
The Central Carolina Association hosts a bridge tournament with top results in Special Winners Game North South and East West divisions. First place crews include High Point pairs E D Tillson and H S McKee, and Greensboro Greensboro winners in various positions. Master Point Game leads feature High Point pairs J T Harris Jr. and Wilma Byerly, with several ties and multiple city representatives from Greensboro High Point Burlington and Salisbury.
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Central Carolina Association
Northsouth Itons
E. D. Tillson
Harold S. McKee
High Point
Raymond Farber
Leonard Waas
Greensboro
E. Gordon Letary
Dennis R. Wolff
Walter M. Brown Jr
Burlington
Samuel S. Robinson
Eton College
J. T. Ferebee
E. T. Howard
William H. Holderness
F. E. Stubbs
Dar
Rell L. Sechrest
A. Wilton Lane
Walter M. Brown
Harry Eagan
Salisbury
Edward J. Sachs
J. T. Harris Jr
Wilma Byerly
Lloyd Flythe
Jacob Kramer
J. P. Weaver
H. I. Coffield
Jack White
Morton M. Murray
Out-Our-Way Garden Club Wins Park Beautification Permit
The Out-Our-Way Garden Club received city permission to beautify park strips on Ferndale Drive from Locke Street to Rotary Drive. Work begins immediately with members planning spring horticulture, daffodil trials, and a future bridge and canasta fundraiser in October.
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Garden Council
Holiday House
L. H. Baker
High Point
Ferndale Dr
Locke St
Rotary
H. D. Manus
C. S. Wagner
Birth announcements list multiple local newborns this month
Mr and Mrs J C White Route 3 announce John Cameron born Sept 20 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs K D Clark 812 Dennis Sr announce Keith Douglas born Sept 21. Sgt and Mrs A J Kilgariff 124 Kennilworth announce Michael Shane born Sept 20. Mr and Mrs Robert Beck 503 Pinnacle St Thomasville announce James Darrell born Sept 20. Mr and Mrs E B Johnson 528 Flint St announce Robbie Eugene born Sept 19. Coy Hoglan Route 5 announce Aumeer Kyle born Sept 21. Mr and Mrs Ray Elledge 222 Foust St announce Timothy Vone born Sept 20. Mr and Mrs Lacy May Jr 1420 Johnson St announce Burt Allen born Sept 19. Mr and Mrs R B Ingram Jr 320 Reid St announce Clinton Byron born Sept 19. Mrs Ingram formerly Miss Nancy Shelton of High Point. Mr and Mrs T Bayse Route 3 Thomasville announce Darlene Fay born Sept 21. Mr and Mrs Ronald Pendry Route 2 announce Richard Clyde born Sept 20 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Pendry formerly Miss Louise Logan.
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John Cameron White
J. C. White
Route 3
John Cameron
High Point Memorial Hospital
Keith Douglas Clark
K. D. Clark
Dennis Sr
Keith Douglas
Michael Shane Kilgariff
A. J. Kilgariff
Kennilworth
Michael Shane
James Darrell Beck
Robert Beck
Pinnacle St
Thomasville
James’ Darrell
Robbie Eugene Johnson
E. B. Johnson
Flint St
Robbie Eugene
Anthony Kyle Hoglan
Coy Hoglan
Route 5
Aumeer Kyle
Hoglan
Iss Barbara Jordan
Timothy Vone Elledge
Ray Elledge
Foust St
Timothy Vone
Burt Allen May
Lacy May Jr
Johnson St
Burt Allen
Clinton Byrum Ingram
R. B. Ingram Jr
Reid St
Clinton Byron
Darlene Fay Bays
T. Bayse
Darlene Fay
Richard Clyde Pendry
Ronald Pendry
Richard Clyde
High Point Memorial
Local Clubwomen Attend District Meeting in Madison
Mrs. C. G. Mackintosh leads High Point Woman's Club delegates to District Seven NC Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Madison on Oct 1. About 200 to 300 delegates and visitors from Asheboro Burlington Draper Elon College Gibsonville Greensboro High Point Leaksville Madison Mayodan Mebane Mil ton Oak Ridge Randleman Ruffin Spray Stoneville Summerfield expected. N. C Federation president Mrs. Edwin P. Brown and Greensboro district president Mrs. Frederick F. Dodge on program. session opens after 9 am with coffee hour and 10 am call to order. luncheon planned for reservations by Sept 25.
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High Point Woman’s Club
C. G. Mackintosh
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Madison
High Point
Asheboro
Burlington
Draper
Elon College
Gibsonville
Greensboro
Leaksville
Mayodan
Mebane
Milton
Oak Ridge
Randleman
Ruffin
Spray
Stoneville
Summerfield
J. L. Roberts
Dolly Madison Book Club
Frederick F. Dodge
Burglary Drives Reno Man to Guard Shed Overnight
William Powell kept watch in his Reno Ney tool shed after two break ins. He left briefly and found his pistol and automatic shotgun missing along with an electric grinder. Authorities continue to search for the burglar.
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Reno, Ney
William Powell
Home Demonstration Club Hears Talks On Cancer and Civil Defense
The High Point club of 15 members and one visitor met at Mrs. Wayne Swaim s home. Mrs. Ruby Azzle spoke on civil defense and its importance in any emergency. Mrs. Jo Flynn from Guilford County Cancer Society showed a film and urged early cancer detection. The group chose a fair theme The Queen of Health Milk for its booth and a sweet course with coffee was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Home Demonstration Club
Sterday
Wayne Swaim
Ruby Azzle
Jo Flynn
Guilford County Cancer Society
Teen fashions for fall dominate high school style
Teen styles blend grown up looks with a youthful vibe as fall trends move to worn by high schoolers. The shift features sheath dresses with tunics, long torso lines, hipline detailing, and coordinated separates in plaid or tweed schemes.
George Seeks Red China Pledge Before Talks
Sen Walter F George urged that Red China pledge not to use armed force in the Formosa Straits before any foreign ministers conference with the nation. He spoke after a 1100 hour discussion with Walter Robertson assistant secretary of state and said talks with Red China should continue at the ambassadorial level.
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Vienna
Walter F. George
Red
Walter Robertson
Good Grooming Habits Grow If You Start Them Early
Beauty editor Vivian Brown suggests early grooming builds lasting habits. Parents should insist on regular cleansing for children, with gentle routines for boys and girls. Hairstyles for girls emphasize easy, age appropriate looks and child friendly permanents that keep curls neat after outdoor play.
DeSapio Re elected Chairman
New York Carmine G. DeSapio, secretary of state and Democratic national committeeman, was re elected executive committee chairman of Tammany Hall New York Manhattan Democratic county organization last night.
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New York
Carmine G. DeSapio
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
Democratic County
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Clarence Goodman
Arlington
F. M. James
Isaac Fidler
Goodman
Fred W. Alexander
Ben Nelson
M. V. Filbert
Ms. Fibberts
the Sweet Shoppe
N. Main ST
Home Demonstration Club
George
China
Roberts
Moskins
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DeSapio
Kiddie-Korner
Jodie Waee
Horton Furniture Company
Washington St
Huron Bay
Lee Seepe
Washington
5&T
Commerce
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