Demonstration Club Hears Media Impact Talk On Children
Pilot Home Demonstration Club heard a program on television radio and comic books effects on children led by Mrs. Aubrey Myers and Mrs. Clyde Morris at the home of Mrs. Ervin Myers on the National Highway. The group announced a district meeting April 29 at Oak Grove Moravian Church Forsyth County and planned a booth for Davidson County Fair in September. A United Nations Citizenship meeting on International Relations was set for May 9 at North Carolina State College. Members and visitors attended with 10 members present and May 16 a dress revue at Mills Home hosted by Mrs. Clyde Morris with Mrs. A. B. Myers as co host.
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Thomasville
Pilot Home Demonstration Club
Aubrey Myers
Clyde Morris
Ervin Myers
Fred Ward
W. A. Sisk
Home Demonstration Club
Oak Grove Moravian Church
Forsyth County
Davidson County
Sam Raper
A. J. Owen
Morris
G. C. Garrell
United Nations
N. C. State College
van Richardson
A. B. Myers
Mills
Thomasville Fete Honors Nell Newby Bride Elect
Mrs Doak Finch hosted a luncheon at the Woman's Club Building in Thomasville for Nell Newby bride elect of John Chamblee Terry of Zebulon. Twelve guests attended a three course meal with yellow roses and red gladioli. Orchids were given and silver dishes awarded to Miss Newby and Miss Leach. Attendees included Newbys relatives and guests from Portland Maine Zebulon Winston-Salem Raleigh Chapel Hill and Winston-Salem.
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Thomasville
Doak Finch
Woman's Club
Nell Newby
John Chamblee Terry
Zebulon
Jane Leach
Miss Newby
Finch
Miss Leach
Walter Newby
Millie Crowell
Charles Leach
D. A. Long Jr
Robert Jennings
Portland
Long
John Terry
Juanita Efird
Salem College
Winston-Salem
Margaret Finch
Royster Chamblee
Raleigh
Gordon Smith Jr
Chapel Hill
Hospital procedures and community notices from High Point area
Emergency appendectomy for R J Johnson at High Point Memorial Hospital. Wanda Penry admitted for surgery, condition satisfactory. B F Rogers recovering at home after heart attack and may receive visitors. Mrs W V Evans returned from Leesville visit to her son Captain Lloyd Evans at Fort Polk. Mrs H L Newbold and family visiting Hamp ton, Va. sister Mrs W R Morrow at 104 Brantley Circle. Mr Shannon, diplomat with the State Department, and family back in the U S after two years in Calcutta.
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Wanda Penry
School St
Thomasville
High Point Memorial Hospital
W. V. Evans
E. Green St
Leesville
Lloyd Evans
Capt. Evans
Fort Polk
H. L. Newbold
Hampton, Va
Charles Shannon Jr
Shannon
Sherry
Becky
Mrs. Atkinson Hosts Garden Club Meeting
Pine Hill Garden Club met last Tuesday at Mrs. George W. Atkinson's Avenue home. Guest speaker Mrs. Valette J. Harris spoke on Elizabethan gardens at Manteo. One new member, Mrs. Billie Haley, was voted into the club.
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Pine Hill
Spring Festival Plans At Johnson Street School
The Johnson Street School PTA finalizes plans for its annual Spring Festival to be held Friday evening at 6 p.m. Supper will be served in the cafeteria by parents and teachers. Activities include booths games and entertainments such as can game mural photos penny toss bingo and cake walk. A portion of the text provides unrelated world facts about Rhode Island and gold holdings.
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Johnson Street
Parent
Sirocco Club Holds April Dance Meet
The Sirocco Dance Club held its April dance at Pleasant's cabin Guilford College. Twenty eight members and 24 guests attended. Officers installed Carlos Garriga president Virginia Thornton vice president Jane Cox secretary Harold Creasman treasurer. Hosts were Mr and Mrs Glenn Wilson and Mr and Mrs Howard Love. New members admitted Mr and Mrs Bill Leichman.
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Sirocco Dance Club
Pleasant's Cabin
Guilford College
Carlos Garriga
Virginia Thornton
Jane Cox
Harold Creasman
Glenn Wilson
Howard Love
Bill Leichman
Stephens Bible Class Meeting at Mary Childress Home
The Stephens Bible Class will meet with Miss Mary Childress at her William and Mary Apartments home on Wednesday at 3 p.m. Mrs. A G Carson will lead the session.
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Stephens Bible Class
Stephens Bible
Mary Childress
William and Mary Apts
A. G. Carson
Post Auxiliary Officers Are Installed
Officers of Roger Kirchofer Post 206 American Legion Auxiliary were installed after a 7:30 dinner at Colonial Country Club Thomasville. Mrs Iris Hubbard installed Ruby Clary as president Iris Ellington as vice president Anne Reid secretary Leela Ellington treasurer Helen Brewer sergeant at arms and Sarah Starks chaplain. Virginia Dennis outgoing president received a gift from the group. Thomas Turner spoke at the banquet.
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Roger Kirchofer
American Legion
Colonial Country Club
Thomasville
Iris Hubbard
Ruby Clary
Iris Ellington
Anne Reid
Leela Ellington
Helen Brewer
Sarah Starks
Local club meetings listed for Tuesday to Friday
Calendar notes schedule on Tuesday and Wednesday with multiple meetings. Groups include Business and Professional Women's Club Eastern Star Chapter 106 Hillsdale Garden Club Junior Committee NAR Mid-Week and Modern Study Club with listed hosts. Thursday features Credit Woman's Breakfast Club and Private Duty Nurses Club. Friday lists Canterbury Club at 821 W College Dr.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Hillsdale
Church Group Plans Supper at Wesley Memorial Church
The Woman's Wesley Bible Class of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will host a chicken pie supper in the church dining room Friday from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available from members or at the door.
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Woman's Wesley Bible Class
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Industrial Nurses Meet at Henderson Mill in North Carolina
The North Carolina Association of Industrial Nurses will hold a one day meeting at the Harriett Cotton Mill in Henderson. Mrs. Fitzhugh Kesler will host. Registration begins at 10 a.m. Morning session includes business, noon picnic. Afternoon topics cover plant accidents and laws, with Q and A. Kerr Lake boat rides and fishing offered. Cats invited to camp out.
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North Carolina Association of Industrial Nurses
American Association of Industrial Nurses
Harriett Cotton Mill
Henderson
North Carolina
Fitzhugh Kesler
R.N
Kerr Lake
Goats Lick Any Item for Minerals Despite Belief
Goats do not truly eat cans but will lick or chew items that may contain minerals.
Court asked on liquor sales during voting hours
In Lexington Kentucky state law bans sale of alcohol while polls are open but this year there is only one unopposed candidate so no election will be held. Officials plan to seek a ruling from the state attorney general on liquor sales on election day.
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Lexington
Spring Market Displays Wide Range Of Furniture And More
The spring market showcases furnishings from baby baths to auto seats and institutional furniture. Chairs dominate listings with 13 categories, followed by beds and bed accessories with 11 items and various tables. Other highlights include rockers cabinets tea wagons and ready to paint furniture offering broad buyer options.
Dinner Party Honors Pair At Charlotte
Miss Phyllis Witcher and William B. Sykes were feted at a Charlotte dinner party held Saturday in the Dogwood Room of Airport Restaurant. The couple, to wed June 1 at Springfield Friends Meeting House, were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Holshouser, Mt. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Efird, Charlotte. and Miss Patsy White, Rutherfordton.
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Phyllis Witcher
William B. Sykes
Springfield
Rhode Island Defies Size with Dense Population and Industry
Rhode Island ranks as the smallest state by area yet leads in population density and industrial activity. The report notes its compact geography paired with heavy manufacturing and urban concentration shaping its economy and demographics.
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Rhode Island
Texas
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