Tea At Peacock Home Honors Miss Tuttle
Miss Betty Tuttle bride-elect of December 27 was honored with a tea at 711 West Farriss Avenue hosted by Mrs. L. R. Peacock. Attending in absentia with her mother was Mrs. Oscar Whitescarver of South Norfolk Virginia.
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Betty Tuttle
Paul White
Statesville
L. R. Peacock
W. Farriss Ave
Oscar Whitescarver
South Norfolk
Robert Tuttle
Miss Tuttle
Charles Oakes
Mrs. Tuttle
Pilot lands after brush with tree in Taunus mountains
A U S Air Force pilot safely brought a C119 Flying Boxcar to Rhine Main base Frankfurt after scraping a tree in the Taunus. He ordered his nine crew members to bail out. Ground teams found all nine unhurt as the plane landed and the crew were unidentified.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U. S. Air Force
Taunus
Rhine Main
Wiesbaden
U.S. Air Force
Messiah Soloist Leads Charlotte Handel Presentation
Mrs W W Johnson of Charlotte to be soloist in Handel Messiah at Oven's Auditorium. A 185-voice chorus joins the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra with Earl Berg of Queen's College conducting. Johnson serves as soloist at Covenant Presbyterian Church in Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Berg
Queen's College
Johnson
Hum n Hoe Club Hosts Husbands at Gala Dinner
Members of the Hum n Hoe Garden Club and husbands gathered at Mr and Mrs W B Gray 612 Gatewood Ave for a holiday buffet. The decor featured turquoise felt cloth with white snowflakes, a cedar centerpiece with Swedish carved angels, table miniatures, and Christmas lighting. Caroling bridged to dancing as organizers Nelson McCoss Raygre and Byron Haworth planned.
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Hum 'N’ Hoe Garden Club
W. B. Gray
Gatewood Ave
Chester Haworth
Sweden
Nelson McCoss
Raygre
Byron Haworth
Old Salem Prepares Yule Season with Candle Tea
Traditional Candle Tea opens the 23rd Moravian Candle Tea in Old Salem. The event runs December 6 to 8 from 2 to 9 PM at the Brothers House on Salem Square with costumed hostesses, sugar cake, and lovefeast coffee. Visitors view a Putz nativity, beeswax candle making, and three restored village buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Salem
Brothers’ House
Salem Square
Salem
Speeder Chooses Work Over Jail in St Louis
Police chief John J. Obertz offered a three time speeding offender a choice between 10 days in jail or 10 days of work painting slow signs for the police department. The man chose work and was visited by guests including George Washington during Candle Tea events when buildings open 9:30 to 4:30.
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ST. Louis
John J. Obertz
Jennings
George Washington
Mayonnaise Shortcut For Cole Slaw Flavor
Commercially prepared mayonnaise can be used for cole slaw by adding sugar, vinegar, salt and pepper to adjust tartness and sweetness.
Cheesy Suit Upheld as Glass Bite Not Damages
The Ninth District Court of Appeals reversed a Municipal Court award of $1,500 to Mrs. Gladys Tuttle of Cleveland against Meyer Dairy Products Co. The court ruled that biting glass from cheese did not cause injuries and that she expelled the glass without injury.
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Cleveland
Ninth District Court of Appeals
Gladys Tuttle
Tuttle
Meyer Dairy Products Co
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Peacock
Emerywood Studio
Emerywood Court
Emerywood Studios
Bill
Beth Bencini
W. S. Bencini
Club Drive
Jack 'N Jill Shop
N. Main St
Wachovia Museum
Boys’ School
America
John Vogler
Salem Tavern
South
Speeder
Cheesy
Belgium
Ile
Main ST
High Point
IVY League
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