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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1942

Page

5

Bridge and Music Clubs at Lexington Entertained

Lexington reports a busy social week with the Double Deck Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Pugh Beck at Mrs. Ed Becks home on West Fifth Avenue. Guests enjoyed an ice course, a high score defense stamps prize for Mrs. Iredell Lanier, and bingo wins. Additional events include a luncheon for Mrs. J. M. Daniel before her move to Washington, a first fall meeting of the Lexington Music Study Club at Mrs. Fletcher Walls with a patriotic garden dinner, and a birthday party for Clement Hargrave at the Hargrave home on West Second Avenue. The Lexington Girl Scout Council met at Mrs. Cobles to plan fall activities, report strong booth sales by scouts, and present Miss Addie Jones with a farewell gift as she leaves for Fayetteville. Many members attended, including Mrs. Daniel, Mrs. Lanier, Mrs. Michael, and Misses Hensley, Mays, and Murray.

Enterprise Lexington Pugh Beck Ed Beck West Fifth Avenue Double Deck Bridge Club Fred Co Michael Ross Michael Clyde Leonard Mesdames Tredell Lanier Fred C. Michael Warner Stamey Dan McLaurin George Miller Ed C. Beck J. M. Daniel Robert E. Lee Winston-Salem Lexington Music Study Club Fletcher Wall Hillcrest Girl Scout Council George Cobl Addie Jones Fayetteville Annie Mae Murray Mrs. Coble Ethel Gallimore Kate Mays Marilyn White Sarah Downs Arline Wallace Margaret Hamilton W. F. Brown Carroll Wall Ralph Moffitt W. A. Dreyer Paul Clifton

L O Gallimore Taken by Death

L O Gallimore 25 of Thomasville Road died in a Winston Salem hospital after six months illness. He was a former USDA clerk in Washington DC and a DeMolay member. Born July 10 1917 in Davidson County he is survived by his parents two sisters three brothers and a US Army member in Jackson MS. Funeral at Toms Creek Baptist Church Friday at 3 with 1:30 home rites. burial in the church cemetery.

Lee Odell Gallimore W. Lowe Flora Snider Gallimore Thomasville Road Winston-Salem United States Department of Agriculture Washington, D Cole Order of de Molay Gallimore Davidson County Prents Etta Malpass High Point Viola Pearce Denton Marvin Gallimore Washington, D. C Ray Gallimore Homer Gallimore U. S&s. Army Jackson Miss Toms Creek Baptist Church

Goddard pair triumphs as new partnership claims title

Mrs. Faye Lasarow of Miami and Dr. William V. Kirk of Eagle Lake win the Goddard pair event amid a trend toward fresh partnerships in national tournaments. The hand featured a double resource play with spades and clubs, a heart squeeze, and a five-odd score for declarer.

Trump Faye Lasarow Miami Fla William V. Kirk Eagle Lake Maine Goddard Lassarow Lainly Averuel Mrs. Lasarow

Award Given To Head Mistress For Children’s Book

Miss Eleanor Doorly head mistress of King’s High School for Girls Warwick England receives the Library Association Carnegie Medal for 1939 for her children’s book The Radium Woman. The ceremony honors outstanding children’s literature and marks a notable achievement for Doorly and her colleagues Cecil Eanes Cecil Hayes Dan Mc Laurin Wendell Leonard and Don Ayers.

Cecil Eanes Cecil Hayes Dan McLaurin Wendell Leonard Don Ayers Eleanor Doorly King's High School For Girls Warwick England Library Association

Russian bridges beneath water aid Don retreat tactics

New York dispatch reports I Giornale D Italia quote from Berlin radio describing Soviet concealment on the Don river. Dozens of bridges were buried about a foot and a half below the surface making them invisible to Italian troops and air units enabling night crossings for withdrawal or counterattack.

New York Don Bend I Giornale D'Italia Rome Berlin Don

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