New Officers Elected and 14 Provisionals Welcomed at League Meeting
The Ice League of High Point held its annual all-day Emerywood Country Club event. Mrs J Albert Hart Jr was elected president succeeding E E Mendenhall Jr. Fifteen provisional members completed requirements and joined active ranks, with new officers, a luncheon, and entertaining skits highlighting League work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice League of
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
Soe
Gee
Robert E. Stroupe
Bert O. Haas
Thomas Smyth
Wm. R. Me
Robert E. Hutchens
E., Mentenhall, Jr
Albert Hart Jr
Sherley Redding
Robert Wilson
Alson Gray
Percy
Idol
League
J. Albert Hart, Jr
High Point Junior Service League, Inc
Hart
E. E. Mendenhall, Jr
Amnes
Collier H. Ellis
Ian Austin
Henry Betts
Mis Cement
H. A. Moffitt, Jr
Social Welfare Sun
Frank Armfield
John Womack
Sarah Cocker
Frank Dalton
Stanton
Mendenhall
Art T. Amos, Jr
Robert Haas
Robert L
Percy C. Idol
Ruth Ellis
Shirley Redding
Margaret Washburn
Robert T. Amos, Jr
Tom Latimer
James E. Foscue
Ater
Lea
Jack Cheek
Greensboro
Tom A. Finch
Thomasville
Matthews
Fayetteville
Sam Simonton
Phillips Host Wedding Party Dinner for Miss Davis
Mr and Mrs Earl N Phillips entertained with a buffet dinner at their Rockford Road home for Miss Davis and the bridegroom elect R H Nutt Jr The evening featured spring floral arrangements and orchids for the bride, music by Mrs Mary and Matt Wall and dancing Guests numbered about thirty including wedding party families and out of town guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl N. Phillips
Davis
France
R. H. Nutt, Jr
Ann Davis
Mr. Hemgoe
Rockford Road
R. H. Nutt
Miss Davis
Mary
New York City
Matt Wall
Double M Club Hears Beautician Discuss Grooming at Y Luncheon
Mrs. Margaret McAllister of Continental Beauty School spoke on grooming at the Double M Club luncheon held at the Adams Memorial YWCA. She traced makeup history from Pharaoh times and urged natural looks, emphasizing eye, nail, and hair care and a hairdo suited to the individual. Forty-two attended as president Mrs. Moss led the meeting with visitors and a new member welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McAllister
Continental Beauty School
Adams Memorial Ywca
Charles Mendenhall
Robert Culp
Ellis Roach
Smith Moss
Charlotte Sheffield
Kermit Loop
Wilson Rodgers
Edgar Heelas
Fred Mundy
K. H. Blank
Ivey Groome
Lois Hogg
G. H. Gaddy
James Estes
Sauerkraut and Frankfurter Bake Introduced
Home cooks can stretch meals with new sauerkraut and frankfurter recipes. The article outlines a bake combining sauerkraut crumbled crackers cheese and frankfurters for 4 to 6 servings, plus a sauerkraut with barbecued frankfurters and a sauerkraut and apple variant with onions and caraway seeds.
Philathea Class Plans Meeting At Hines Home
The Philathea Class of Reavis Memorial Baptist Church will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at Mrs J A Hines home on Farm Road with Mrs Viola Crawford as associate hostess. The Philathea Class of Trinity Methodist will meet tomorrow at 7 30 PM at Mrs Bill Bouldins home in Trinity. The YWA of Fairmont Park Baptist Church gathers tonight at 7 30 PM at Sam Merediths Ball Park home.
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Reavis
Memorial Baptist Church
J. A. Hines
Farm Road
Viola Crawford
Hines
Trinity Methodist Church
Bill Bouldin
Trinity
YWA
Fairmont Park
Davis Nutt Wedding Events Planned Across Town
Social calendar lists multiple gatherings for the Davis Nutt wedding. Activities include a rehearsal party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wall, a luncheon for out of town guests by Mrs. Robert H. Nutt, a dinner at the May home, and a wedding breakfast at Emerywood Country Club followed by a ceremony at St Marys Episcopal Church. Participants include Evelyn Ann Davis, Robert H. Nutt Jr. and various local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Gamble
Emerywood Country Club
Davis-Nutt
Evelyn Ann Davis
Robert H. Nutt, Jr
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Rules for living by in marriage end in divorce
Ruth Millett notes a 1949 Cleveland incident where a wife drafted rule for her husband but the marriage still failed as no adult can be forced to live by others rules. She urges couples to drop ultimata and focus on appreciating each other while overlooking faults to keep a marriage happy.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ridgway Recommended to Succeed Eisenhower in Europe
The Chronicle reports Gen. Matthew Ridgway, Far East supreme Allied commander, has been recommended by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to replace Eisenhower in Europe. His name is said to have been suggested to 13 NATO nations, with approval expected soon, though announcement may wait until Eisenhower departs in June.
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San Francisco
Matthew B. Ridgway
Far East
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
The
Chronicle
Cone
Vance Johnson
Johnson
Ridgeway
Eisenhower
Dusting Imitation Pearls With Soft Cloth Care Guide
The text advises occasional gentle cleaning of imitation pearls using a soft flannel cloth to remove moisture and face powder. It emphasizes careful handling to avoid damage and preserves the pearls’ shine and appearance.
Wilkinson Family Returns From Easter Trip and DC Visit
Dr and Mrs L L Wilkinson and family came home Tuesday to Wiltshire Boulevard after visiting Washington DC and Silver Spring Maryland for Easter. Henry DeLappe and family also returned from Washington DC where they spent the weekend and attended the opening game of the Washington Senators versus the Boston Red Sox.
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L. L. Wilkinson
Wiltshire Boulevard
Henry DeLappe
Franklin St
Washington
Light tremors ripple through Central Oklahoma after quake
Scientists say aftershocks from last week's quake continue to shake Central Oklahoma. Reports include Union City El Reno and Oklahoma City with a woman in Oklahoma City fearing a man is under her bed after her bed moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Midwest
Southwest
Oklahoma
Union City
el Reno
Americans Save 13 Billion in Liquid Assets in 1951
The SEC reported Americans saved 13 billion dollars last year, the highest since 1945. Liquid assets including bank deposits insurance and securities rose to 340 billion by year end 1951, signaling strong savings growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Securities & Exchange Commission
U.S
SEC
Mississippi Democrats to Send Uninstructed Delegation
Mississippi Democrats will dispatch an uninstructed delegation to the national convention, though delegates are expected to back Sen. Richard B. Russell. The move, approved by the state party executive committee, aims to bolster opposition to a civil rights plank in the platform. The committee set the state convention for April 26 to name the slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Richard B. Russell
State Party Executive Committee
Cancer Crusade funds show how money helps North Carolina
Mount Airy Mrs. George E. Marshall, state commander of the American Cancer Society, says 25 percent of contributions funds life saving research through the National Research Council. About $30,000 returns to North Carolina for state medical research and 47 percent aids indigent cancer victims and the North Carolina Cancer Institute. 20 percent supports public education, 12 percent doctor education, 10 percent education and fundraising, 7 percent lay services, and 4 percent administration. She adds that North Carolina is cited by Dr. Cameron for its comprehensive cancer control efforts, among six exemplary divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
George E. Marshall
North Carolina
American Cancer Society
National Research Council
Marshall
North Carolina Cancer Institute
Lumberton
Incom
Charles %. Cameron
The
Country Garden Club Elects New Officers at Burns Home
Mrs Leon Rivers was elected president of the Country Garden Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs Burns on English Street. Other officers include Felix Miller vice president D H Hauser treasurer Byron Hayworth recording secretary James Lee corresponding secretary Lee White librarian and new member Vera Smith. Members toured gardens of Mrs A A Oliver on Arbordale and West Street then viewed displays of wildflowers and garden embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Burns
English Street
John Wade
Walter Grace
Leon Rivers
Roy E. Samuels
Felix Miller
D. H. Hauser
Byron Hayworth
James = le
Lee White
Vera Smith
A. A. Oliver
Arbordale
Emery
K. T. Miller
John S. Pritchett
Clem Wright
Joe Smith
R. V. Johnson
C. E. Armfield, Jr
State Garden Club
Raleigh
J. J. Hamlin
S&s. S
Jamestown Garden Club Hosts Colorful Flower Show
The Jamestown Garden Club held a 3 PM meeting at Oakdale Community House featuring a vibrant flower show with member arrangements. Mrs. P. C. Futrell won best overall display with blue ribbons recognizing other notable entries. Officers elected include K. T. Miller president and J. S. Pritchett vice president. display of plans included Raleigh trip for the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Garden Club
Oakdale
P. C. Futrell
Thag West
H. T. Hudson
R. R. Blackburn
Ruth Anderson
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M” Club
Beautician
By Alice Denhoff
Philathea
Fairmont
League of Women Voters
W. L. Jackson, Jr
Oakhurst
Harry Rothrock, Jr
W H. May
Burlington
Graduate Nurses Club
Steve Horney
Chestnut Street
Robert H. Nutt
Meadowbrook Terrace
Davis- Nutt
R. K. Young
Priscilla Club
Eaton Place
Becky Wall
Greenway Drive
Ruth Millett
Cancer Society
Cancer Crusade
Country Garden Club
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