Dinner Honoring William Underwood and Miss Minnis
Officers and teachers of the Junior II Department of First Baptist Church Sunday School hosted a dinner in the church social room to honor William L. Underwood and his fiancée Miss Elinor Minnis. Guests included families, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Rawlinson, Woodroe L. Haywood, Alma Bumgarner, Helen Laney, and other teachers and officers. The buffet featured yellow and white decorations with matching flowers and tapers. The couple received a silver bon-bon dish and a corsage for Miss Minnis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William L. Underwood
Elinor Minnis
Mr. Underwood
Miss Minnis
J. E. Rawlinson
Woodroe L. Haywood
Alma Bumgarner
Helen
Laney
Minnis
Order of Eastern Star Plans Card and Cake Sale
High Point Chapter 106 of the Order of the Eastern Star voted to sell Christmas cards and fruit cakes at a meeting in the Masonic Temple. They pledged to donate to the home maintenance fund and noted invitations to the Worthy Grand Patron and Matron’s official visit in Salisbury and a reception in China Grove. A Rob Morris Day program was presented and the next meeting is set for Sept 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Masonic and
Glenna J. Grimes
Wilbur D. Perkins
Salisbury
14Th District
China Grove
All or Children in a House of Three Generations
Ruth Willett surveys women balancing three generations under one roof and asks who to prioritize among husband children and aging parents. She argues compromise is common and can soothe an inferiority complex since each choice carries tradeoffs.
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Seoso
Sandron
Sondran
Sendran
Altrusa Covered Dish Picnic Honors Anniversary Plans
About 20 members attended a covered dish supper at Marietta Club House hosted by Mrs. Edna Ross Mrs. Edna Griffith and Miss Dot Forward. Plans were made for High Point Club members to attend the States ville Altrusa tenth anniversary. Miss Sue Brown of Jamestown received a High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing scholarship. The club will invite outstanding seniors from High Point High School to monthly meetings.
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Altrusa Club
Marietta Club
Edna Ross
Edna Griffith
Dot Forward
High Point Club
Statesville
Altrusa
High Point Memorial Hos School of Nursing
Sue Brown
Jamestown
High Esoint High School
Learning In Reverse: Greek Orphan Adopts Language
Nicky a two year old Greek orphan arrived from Athens to be adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Taylor. His parents sent him to a nursery for toddlers to learn English, but the other children are learning Greek instead.
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Dallas
Nicky
Athens
Stephen Taylor
Lalah Stevens
Escape artist Frank C. Stepp slips from Gaston prison camp
Frank C. Stepp, who broke from a prison camp last February, surrendered to police in Gastonia North Carolina. He was taken to the Gaston County prison camp, then three hours later he climbed the fence and escaped again prompting a manhunt.
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Gastonia
N.C
Frank C. Stepp
Gaston County
Beta Upsilon Chapter Holds Nursing Program Session
Mrs Harris hosted a Beta Upsilon meeting Monday with ten members present. Mrs Par rrish led in the president's absence as reports were heard and Mrs Dean Dull presented a nursing profession program. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harris with help from Mrs Allred and Mrs Latta.
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A. B. Harris
Beta Upsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Bob Parrish
Dean Dull
Neal Allred
Bob Latta
Oak View Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Farrington and Mrs Idol
Oak View Home Demonstration Club members gathered for a covered dish luncheon at Oak View Grange Hall hosted by Mrs Curtis Idol and Mrs A C Farrington. President Mrs Wayne Parks welcomed visitor Mrs S K Wilson and led a brief devotional before a social hour and recipe exchange.
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Curtis Idol
A. C. Farrington
Oak View Home
Kindergarten Tours Airport With Former Student Visit
Mrs Raleigh Miller of Fairy land Child Centre led a kindergarten and class group on an airport tour. The visitors met former student Wanda Snyder who arrived by plane from Cleveland.
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Raleigh Miller
Fairyland Child Centre
Wanda Sny‘der
Cleveland
Egg Protein Sets Standard for Measuring Food Protein
Egg protein approaches perfection and serves as the benchmark for evaluating protein content in other foods. This standard helps scientists compare the nutritional value of diverse foods.
Dr. Harold Hoke Speaks at Nurses Meeting in High Point
Dr. Harold Hoke, obstetrician, addressed the High Point Chapter of Licensed Practical Nurses on Relief of Pain Doing Labor at Guilford County Health Center. The Rev. Cecil Wright led devotional, and Mrs. Selina Parsons presided over the meeting planning future sessions.
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Harold Hoke
Nurses
High Point
Guilford County Health Center
Cecil Wright
Glenola Baptist Church
Selina Parsons
Miss Lovelace Debuts At Ball With Diverse Interests
High Point girl Jerry Ann Lovelace heads to Saint Marys Junior College and UNC for physical therapy studies after graduation. A former Raleigh School senior, she was active in student government, The Stage Coach staff, and Pemican business staff, and earned national honors. An avid swimmer and tennis golfer, she enjoys bridge and music and plans a Holden's house party trip this month.
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Saint Mary’s Junior College
Raleigh
Jerry Ann Lovelace
UNC
Jerry Ann
B. Lovelace
625 Colonial
High Point High School
Jerry
Pemican
Bridge
Holden’s
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Order of Eastern Star
Ruth Willett
S. Main
Lexington Ave
Greene
Beta Upsilon
Harris
Oak View Club
Sandran
Willowbrook St
Miss Lovelace
Adelaide Wendler
N. Main &T
Monark
Merit Shoes
S. Main ST
Burton-Dixie
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