Mrs Venable Celebrates 91st Birthday in Quiet Family Gathering
Emily Venable 91, living with daughter in High Point area, marks birthday with six children listed across Pilot Mountain High Point and Norfolk. Daughter Leila Whitaker and daughter Irene Pendergast among family. venable split between Pilot Mountain and High Point for 15 years. enjoys reading and newspaper habit with summers in the mountains visiting sons and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Venable
Wiiter
Ee Clinard
St. Hamilton St
Mes. Venable
Alexander Venable
Surrey County
High Point
Leila Whitaker
Best St
Clinard
Venable
Bernard Venable
Pilot Mountain
Robert Venable
California
Irene Pendergast
Norfolk
Shelby Jean Corder Honored at Party And Bridal Shower
Miss Shelby Jean Corder was honored at a miscellanous shower at the Archdale VFW Home hosted by Mozelle Hare Nancy Frazier and Nancy Jarrett. Fifty guests attended including the bridegroom elects mother Mrs W D Cornelison. The event featured a gardenia corsage silver bells and an electric steam iron as gifts plus accordion music by Shelby Jean Grady maid of honor in the upcoming marriage to Eugene Cornelison at Southside Baptist Church April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Jean Corder
Mozelle Hare
Nancy Frazier
Nancy Jarrett
Archdale Vfw
Miss Corder
Eugene Cornelison
Southside Baptist Church
W. D. Cornelison
Lucille Ellington
Margaret Henderson
Corder
Shelby Jean Grady
Local Visitors and Family Notices in Tipton Street Scene
Mrs Macy Rimmer of Tipton Street hosted her week end guests grandson Lindsay Proc tor from Lees McRae College and daughter Mrs W E Nance of Raleigh. Diane Hargett is ill at the Hancock home with measles. her pony Teddy Borys travels with Mr Borys and will join her husband in Long Island after a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy Rimmer
Tipton St
Lindsay Proctor
Lees McRae College
W. E. Nance
Raleigh
Diane Hargett
Neoo
Hancock
Florida
Teddy Borys
Mr. Borys
Arizona
Mexico
Long Island
N. Y
New Soviet Ministry Formed To Oversee Machinery
London reports the new Ministry of General Machinery Industry is created in the Soviet government. Peter N. Goremykin named minister. he previously led a wartime arms branch and later directed agricultural machinery. The purpose remains undefined by Moscow radio amid a Kremlin personnel shakeup led by Bulganin Khrushchev.
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London
Eng
Peter N. Goremykin
Goremykin
Moscow Radio
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Gore Malenkov
Khrushchev
Malenkoy
Martinsdale Snowbound as Worst Montana Storm Rages
Martinsdale Montana sits snowbound with no snow on the ground at 10 miles out. The state’s worst snowstorm in years has piled drifts up to 12 feet and dropped over two feet in the last 48 hours. All roads to Martinsdale are drifted shut.
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Martinsdale
Mont
Montana
Purdy Breaks Silence on Alcohol Bill in Nebraska Senate
In Lincoln Nebraska Senator William Purdy 68 of Norfolk finally spoke after three months of silence to urge revival of his bill for sale of alcoholic beverages in drug and grocery stores The bill had been killed but Purdy pressed to restore consideration amid noisy chamber proceedings.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
William Purdy
Norfolk
Stephens Bible Class Meets Wednesday at Mrs Crowder Home
The Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Mrs M J Crowder at 309 Steele Street. Mrs A G Carson will lead the session.
St Edward's Guild Sets Wednesday Meeting
The regular monthly gathering of St Edward's Guild is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Guild Hall of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church with President Rose Thurman presiding. All members are invited to attend.
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ST. Edward's Guild
Guild Hall of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Rose Thurman
B-Sharp Music Club Hears Chorus and Elects Slate
The B-Sharp Music Club met at 307 E. Farriss with Josephine Dunbar hosting. Helena Smith sang solos as the Woman's Glee Club performed under Richard Cox. new officers Joyce Groome Nancy Culler and Judy Hicks were elected for next year. The next meeting is set for May 2 with Carol Simeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dunbar
E. Farriss
Woman's Glee Club
Richard Cox
Helena Smith
Joyce Groome
Nancy Culler
Judy Hicks
Carol Simeon
Ferndale Dr
Graham Back In Action In Glasgow Crusade
Billy Graham returned to the platform in Glasgow's Kelvin Hall before 16 650 people and urged decisions for Christ as 439 came forward. Earlier he spoke to British servicemen at Bedford Barracks in Edinburgh. His Scotland crusade total attendance reached 337 760 since March 21.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Billy ‘Graham
Kelvin Hall
Graham
Edinburgh
Bedford Barracks
Duke Bids For Vanderbilt Estate In Newport
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. reports the Duke of Windsor bid 50000 for the estate of Vanderbilt's late mother in Newport R I. The 40 room mansion and 8 acre grounds were bequeathed to Vanderbilt and his sister Mrs. Robert Stevens after Grace Graham Wilson Vanderbilt’s death in January. Vanderbilt pledged his half of the proceeds to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund.
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Kansas City
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr
Duke of Windsor
Vanderbilt
Newport
R.J. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Mansion
Robert Stevens
New York
Grace Graham Wilson Vanderbilt
Damon Runyon
Uranium Crew Strikes Water in Utah Claim Area
In Kanab Utah a uranium drilling crew struck a water well on claims owned by Standard Mining Co of Salt Lake City. The artesian well flows about 100 gallons a minute, prompting local speculation that the area could be more valuable for water than uranium. Local resident quotes compare water yield to uranium potential.
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Kanab
Utah
Standard Mining Co
Salt Lake City
Boyles Drilling Co
Radar Planned For Transports
United Air Lines launches a four million dollar project to outfit 200 transports with airborne radar capable of penetrating light rain to reveal safe flight corridors through storms.
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Los Angeles
United Air Lines
Crackerjack Prize Found in Chicken Packaging
Dallas man P Robert Wimberly found a diamond ring inside a package of frozen chicken. The supplier confirmed no prizes are included in regular packaging. The ring owner then delivered a $200 reward to Wimberly for returning the diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Robert Wimberly
Wimberly
Justice, not mood, in guiding a child’s demands
Multive by Muriel Lawrence argues parents must ignore a child’s unpleasant manner and judge requests by justice alone. A correct response preserves parental integrity, prevents chronic resentment, and teaches trust in fair decision making over manipulation.
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Muriel Lawrence
Alice
Making Marriage Work Despite Quarrels
Ruth Millett advises young couples to handle disputes without letting doubts about the marriage creep in. Frequent quarrels are normal but must be resolved to avoid questioning the union’s validity.
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Joe
Mary
Finding Purpose at Home When Time Is Full of Kids
Dear P W asks how to fill spare hours while at home with three children and a husband’s long hours. Mary Haworth advises tailoring activities to her environment, suggesting sewing for family and neighbors, creating a study circle, and using local ads to spark simple income ideas, plus engaging with adult conversation groups.
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Mary Haworth
Tom
Catea
P.W
Cockie Back In His Cage After Missing Display
Cockie the cockatoo valued at 3500 dollars is back in its cage after disappearing during a March 27 display at a television studio. Owner Coulson Glick said a caller reported the bird in a North Hollywood park in a box and he found it unharmed.
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Hollywood
Cockie the Cockatoo
Coulson Glick
Glick
Cookie
North Hollywood Park
Mary Pickford Bids For Studio
Mary Pickford submits a top offer for the United Artists Studio lot in Hollywood. She bids 1 525 000 and aims to take the property April 20 unless higher bids appear in open court. Judge Paul Nourse ordered sale in a partition suit between Miss Pickford and Sam Goldwyn and set April 20 for sale confirmation.
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Hollywood
United Artists
Mary Pickford
Paul Nourse
Miss Pickford
Sam Goldwyn
Red Sox and Phillies Plan Doubleheader Amid Rainout
Boston manager Mike Higgins and Mayo Smith of Philadelphia agreed to an extra game to fill the pitching schedules after a rain-out in Albany Georgia last Saturday. The opener will be nine innings, the second seven.
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Greensboro
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Boston
Mike Higgins
Phillies
Mayo Smith
Albany Ga
National Guard to Be Mobilized in Surprise Readiness Test
The Defense Department announced that 340,000 National Guardsmen will be mobilized soon for a nationwide readiness test. Ground and air units will prepare for missions typical of actual attack conditions, with each state conducting its own test and timing as near-simultaneous as possible. The alert could arrive at any time.
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Washington
Defense Department
Garcia couple faces naming dilemma for newborn
Mr and Mrs Florencio Garcia of Los Angeles welcomed a baby boy at Lincoln Hospital yesterday amid a unique naming habit. All existing children have first names starting with E, and officials note the parents must choose another E name for the newborn, a task described as a big problem.
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Los Angeles
Florencio Garcia
Garcias
Eduardo Enrique Ernesto Elena
Edmundo
Everardo
Esteban
Esten
Eugenio
Elizabeth
Elias
Romelia Garcia
Lincoln Hospital
Lambs Die After Nevada Nuclear Tests Near Green River
Green River Mo reports loss of lambs in McKinnon area along the Utah Wyoming border since spring Nevada atomic tests. Ranchers question if deaths are due to radioactive fallout from the tests.
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Green River
McKinnon
Utah- Wyoming
Nevada
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