Mrs Linthicum to Head Garden Council 1955 56
The April meeting of the High Point Council of Garden Clubs elected Mrs. W. H. Linthicum Jr. as council president to succeed retiring president Mrs. James Parsot. Officers and committees were named for next year with multiple club representatives and planned civic beautification projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland H. Linthicum, Jr
High Point Garden Council
James Parsons
Linthicum
Hum 'N’ Hoe Garden Club
Route Two
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
W. H. Linthicum Jr
James Parsot
H.R. Kellam
Allen Parker
Town & Camee
Wake Robin
Dean Thomas
Richard Bennett
Green Acre Club
Ee Ae Aea Hoe
Guy Shivanac
Garden Center
Bill Burge
Out To Grow Club
Paul Spencer
Wildflower Club
Broadus Leonard
Weedle Win Club
Earl Schafer
High Point Camellia Club
Garden Study Club
Burbank
Alva Guyer
Dale Montgomery
Effie Cox
Istmas Trees
Wild Flower Club
New School
Field Street
Red Cross
Fleurette Club
East Farriss and
Forestene
Thieves Target McKee Hardware Safes In Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland four thieves worked through the night with drill and chisel to crack two safes at R. D. McKee, Inc. Officials say the safes were unlocked already and contained no money, making the break in futile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
R. D. McKee, Inc
Actress Te Moore's Oklahoma oil well begins production
Movie actress Te Moore reports an oil well near Oklahoma City in which she owns a one eighth interest has started producing. The note mentions her ownership stake and the new production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Te Moore
Oklahoma City
Birth announcements from High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rhew of 514 Jeanette Sr. announce Medina Smith born April a daughter at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. H. Gyworth of 212 Westchester Dr. announce Randy Dale born April 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Stephen Marshall born April 3 to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McAllister Jr. at High Point Memorial Hospital. Chris David born April 4 to Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Fletcher Jr. Route 4 Thomasville at High Point Memorial Hospital. John David born April 4 to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Marsden 607 Colonial Dr. at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rhew
Jeanette Sr
Medina Smith
High Point Memorial Hospital
H. Gyworth
Westchester Dr
Randy Dale
J. C. McAllister Jr
Guyer Sr
Stephen Marshall
Chris David Fletcher
H. S. Fletcher Jr
Route 4
Thomasville
Chris David
John David Marsden
L. A. Marsden
John David
Randy Garland Owens Born to Owens Family
Mr and Mrs Leonard Owens announce the birth of their son Randy Garland on April 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital in Randleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Owens
High Point St. Randleman
Randy Garland
High Point Memorial Hospital
Birth of Susan Culler Creech in High Point
Mr and Mrs William S Creech announce the birth of a daughter Susan Culler Creech on April 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Culler Creech
William S. Creech
W. Farriss Ave
Susan Culler
High Point Memorial Hospital
Easter Visitors To Spend Holiday At Ingle Home
Mrs. D E Harllee of Florence and Miss Elizabeth McIntyre of Marion 8 C are due tomorrow to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ingle at their Sherbrook residence for the Easter holidays and will remain until early next week. Mrs Talmadge Ellington of 313 Bridges St has entered Baptist Hospital for an eye operation, planned to last about two weeks. Bobby Small, son of Mrs Ann Small of Archdale, is confined at home with measles and is convalescing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teensboro
Robinson
Azalea Gardens
California
Elizabethat
D. E. Harllee
Florence
8. C
Elizabeth McIntyre
Marion
Paul Ingle
Harllee
Sherbrook
Bobby Small
Ann Small
Archdale
We talk of We and the rise of open self assertion
The essay argues that using We to control children replaces direct parental guidance with a vague collective voice. It warns that Ted will grow to demand his own wants and that parents must learn to express clear individual wishes rather than rely on collective authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Bogeyman
Amer ‘Jcan
Navy secretary notes high GM ties in White House visit
New York report quotes Navy Secretary Charles 8. Thomas describing Defense Secretary Charles E. Wilson signing personal checks. He notes Wilson earned well over half a million dollars as GM president, while his defense salary is 22 500 a year, joking his wife still thinks he works for General Motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Charles 8. Thomas
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
Rae Dour
Tdeerat Motors
General Motors
Churchill Paintings Accepted for Royal Academy Show
Two paintings by Sir Winston Churchill have been accepted for this summer's Royal Academy Show in London, the leading British art event indicating renewed public interest in his wartime art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Democratic Party gains noted in 1956 outlook
In Washington radio remarks national chairman Paul Butler said Michigan and Chicago elections show a resurgence of Democratic strength nationwide and predicted a Democratic president in 1956. The piece also offers a safety note about water spills prompting use of a metal device to convert a shower curtain into a door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paul Butler
Washington
Michigan
Sky over Salt Lake City rattles residents with loud sounds
The Salt Lake Valley reported a night of loud noises that residents described as aircraft, blasting, or a locomotive. The Utah Power and Light plant used compressed air to clean steam and water systems and test boiler safety valves, causing the commotion. A stray ad about a bed pocket for tissues follows the noise report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Valley
Gadsby
Utah Power and Light Co
Sound Fhult
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Mrs. Linthicum
Garden Council
H. M. Taylor Jr
Tobias
Randy Dale Hayworth
Stephen M. McAllister
Randy Garland Owens
Churchill
Boy Friend
Moline
S. Wrenn ST
High Point
Florist Association
Kay Windsor
Robias
Ann Sothern
Grace Norman
Pacific
PIN
Izes
Rush
Boudette
Tobias Pamous
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