Mrs Clark and Daughter Host Informal Tea for Miss Kincaid
Mrs. Do Clark and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Clark hosted an informal tea to honor Miss Lara Kincaid of Jesville, guest of her fiancé James S Ellis and attended by about fifty young socialites. A fall centerpiece, Russian tea, and finger sandwiches highlighted the event as part of a sequence of gatherings welcoming the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clark
Honor Miss Kincaid
Do. Clark
Ry Elizabeth Clark
Lara Kincaid
Jesville
James S. Ellis
Collier Ellis Brentley
Miss
Rural women to continue Red Cross work at Union Hill School
Red Cross rooms at Union Hill school will stay open for the women of the rural community to work on surgical dressings. Ms. A L Stevens, chairwoman of the Red Cross surgical dressings committee, praised their continued effort and urged ongoing participation on regular days and nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill School
Red Cross
A. L. Stevens
The
Ladies Bridge Winners Named At Emerywood Country Club
North-South winners were Mesdames J. O. Hauschild and R. D. Tillson. East-West winners were Mesdames Phil Warner and C. W. Hollowell of Elizabeth City. Contract honors went to Mrs. George P. Jones. A Septembers dinner dance featuring John Peddicord and his orchestra is planned for Saturday evening. No food service Sunday due to storage limits at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
J. O. Hauschild
R. D. Tillson
Phil Warner
C. W. Hollowell
Elizabeth City
S. George P. Jones
Mesdames CC. Saver
F. T. Withite
Logan Porter, Jr
C. L. Eaton
W. D. Sale, Jr
Valette J. Harris
J. T. Ryan
J. D. Hawkins
Laurance Ingram
Robert Hubbard
Philon
F. T. Wilhite
C. Beaver
An Porter Jr
Charles H. Risch
Hunter
Miss Anderson Added as UDC Page for State Convention
The state convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will include Miss Betsy Anderson as a page. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest R Anderson of 623 Colonial Drive, and an omission had been noted in the initial listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of Th Confederacy
Betsy Anderson
Miss Anderson
Ernest R. Anderson
Colonial Drive
Parsons couple head to Richmond on legal business
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Parsons leave for Richmond Virginia where he has legal matters. They will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hohmann former High Point residents and plan to return home Friday. The Clock-Wise Bridge Club met at Mrs. Dorothy Dean Boyles High Point home with two tables of bridge. Mrs. Ralph Lambeth won a novelty tissue holder and Betsy Dean Wagger received a cosmetic case as visitors award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Parsons
Richmond
Parsons
Fred Hohmann
High Point
Dorothy Dean Boyles
Ralph Lambeth
Betsy Dean Wagger
Social evening calendar for High Point area clubs and events
YWCA Industrial committee meets at North Main. Mrs Thomas and Mrs Betts host tea for Miss Kincaid bride elect. Mrs Stell and Miss Holton entertain for Miss Kincaid at their homes. East High Point Wwenru meets Mitchells Grove at 2. The Wild Flower Garden club hosts Mrs Bain in Emerywood Estates with Mrs Varnon as associate hostess and Mrs Whitesell speaker. Mary Elizabeth Lindsay hosts bridge at Farriss avenue for Miss Kincaid. Canterbury club meets Mrs Hayworth in James town for Fall opening. Mrs Marsh hosts a family coffee for Miss Kincaid. First Methodist Church invites congregation to honor High Point College students and faculty. USC dance for service men at YMCA gymnasium with out of town band. September dinner dance at Emerywood Country Club with John Page band. Messese Club hosted by Miss Westmoreland on S street with games and refreshments. Friends of Miss Juanita Parker report illness confinement at 218 Steel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Collier Ellis
Ruth Patton Ellis
Farrish Sizemore
Jean Kearns
Mary Strickland
Miss Kincaid
Fred A. Thomas
Henry Betts
Homoe
Forestle
Frank Stell
Frances Holton
Mary Elizabeth Lindsay
West Farriss Avenue
Arthur Marsh
Erie Drive
H. W. McCain
Faye Cunningham
Johnson Street
Kincaid
Industrial Committee
The
YWCA
North Main Street
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Statesville
Brideelect
East High Point
Wwenru
Mitchell's Grove
Wild Flower Garden Ab
Robert Bain
Emerywood Estates
Robert Varnon
W. K. Whitesell
Farriss Avenue
First Methodist Church
High Point College
USC
YMCA
Emerywood Country Club
John Page
Eastern Star Seeks Members As Petitions Are Received
At High Point chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star a regular meeting at the Masonic Temple resulted in two petitions for membership. Services at the Masonic and Eastern Star Home in Greensboro were announced for Sunday October 22. Mrs. Kate Bryant presided with assistance from Mrs. Edwin Bennison and Mrs. Foda Lee. Maxine Smica was installed as Adah for the coming year. The seventh district meeting was set for Saturday October 14 in Greensboro. A six o'clock dining room session followed the two o'clock afternoon start. Maxine Smith was appointed to collect soap coupons and members were asked to contact her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Masonic and Eastern Star
Greensboro
Kate Bryant
Edwin Bennison
Foda Lee
Maxine Smica
Adah
Six O'Cock
Oi Point
Maxine Smith
Altrusans Fete President At Dinner Meeting
The Altrusa Club held its semi monthly dinner at the Sheraton with twenty members. A large birthday cake for president Mrs Louise Abernathy was the highlight, decorated in green and gold for fall. Invocation by Miss Lillian Massey. Hostess chairmen were Mrs Lou Rothrock and Miss Massey. A visitor, Mrs Inez Kepley, attended. They adjourned to Mrs Rothrock 208 Woodrow avenue for an informal party with contests and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Anfl
Louise Abernathy
Lillian Massey
Lou Rothrock
Inez Kepley
Rothrock
Woodrow Avenue
Tor
Braden Addresses YWCA Club On Post War City
City Manager Roy S. Braden spoke to the Business and Professional Club of the YWCA at the weekly dinner about preventing crime before it happens. Mrs. Elizabeth Rives led the program with Braden, and guests included Mrs. Braden, Miss Lucille Weckesser, and Miss Brame from the school faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy S. Braden
Business and Professional Club
YWCA
Elizabeth Rives
Hic
Braden
Lucille Weckesser
Brame
Plummer and Woodall Bride in Takoma Park Nuptials
Doroth y Mae Woodall and Don L. Plummer wed in a September 24 ceremony at the Woodall homestead in Takoma Park. Elder Carlyle B. Haynes officiated, with about 75 guests at a following reception hosted by the Woodall family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mae P Woodall
Don L. Plummer
T. M. Woodall
Takoma Park
Carlyle B. Haynes
M. P. Woodall
High Point Rt. 3
Flora Plummer
Psychological error shapes declarer play in bridge deal
In a North-South vulnerable contract West opens partner's top card and the sequence leads to a club and diamond crossing. The analysis argues the declarer erred by holding back the ace to smother the king, and explains how a different line could have forced East to set the contract.
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West
East
South
Declarer
Decigrer
Ward Street Methodist Young Adults Plan Wiener Roast
The Young Adults Fellowship class of Ward Street Methodist church invites all teachers to a wiener roast at Paul Hinkle’s home Friday at seven o'clock. This notice was stated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Street Methodist Church
Paul Hinkle
Nutrition talk featured at Asheboro BPWC dinner
Asheboro Business and Professional Women's Club held a Central hotel dinner with Martha B. Thompson presenting on nutrition. Dr. George Sumner followed, displaying a wartime foods instructional picture for American welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Central Hotel
Martha B. Thompson
Randolph County
George Sumner
Women’s Auxiliary Meeting of Springfield Friends Church
The Women’s Auxiliary met at Mary Harmon’s Tryon street home with about twenty five members in attendance. Mrs. C. B. Mattocks opened with a devotional and Mrs. Elsie May Richardson led an engaging program urging clothing donations to the American Friends Service Committee. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Dan Hendricks in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary
Springfield Friends Church
Mary Harmon
Tryon Street
C. B. Mattocks
Elsie May Richardson
American Friends Service Committee
Dan Hendricks
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Madeline Hoover
Minnie Lee
Steed
Dames
Ruby Tyner
Ty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Helen Wright
Rincess Beauty Shop
N. Main
Ring
David Diamont
Ralph Lam
Lydia E. Pinkham
Guilford Furniture CO
N. Main St
Lovelle
Canterbury Club
R. V. Hayworth
Jamestown
J. Arthur Marsh
Oo Drive
Charles Eanes
H. A. Cecil, Jr
Harry Brown Finch
Wagger
Charles Green
Messese Club
Ellen Westmoreland
S Street
Betty Jean Hartsell
Jean Gilliam
Diana Dickens
Jean Williams
Ann Murphy
Juanita H. Parkler
Steel Street
Eastern Star
Benny Clifford Vow
Mrs. Clifford
Fourth Street
Benny Clifford
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Nancees
Glenn Shirley Nance
Thomasville
Glenn Davis
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Nance
May Audrey Charles
England
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
Milwaukee
Company of America
W. Page Harris
Samuel Hyman, Jeweler
Samuel Hyman
Sam EL
Altrusans Fete
Ywca Club
Woodall
East Dealer
Ward
Helene Curtis
Iris James
Betty Trotter
Polly Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
BPWC
Jeanne Cox
Nina Trogden
Betty Ward
Mrs
Paul Freeman
Gur
Ney Thomas
Patriotic Rock Club
Ramseur
Iris Jean Jones
Antionette Gilmore
Miss Lee
Lambert
Rome
Ellen Kirkman
Springfield
Southern Dairies
Southern Dairies, Inc —A Division of
National Dairy Products Corporation
Joan Davis
Jack Haley
NBC Red Net
Cellini
Ord
Artis
Demenuto Cellini
Florence
Italy
Young Cellini
Clement
Cellin
Francis I
France
Southern
Goutei
Puaus
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