DAR Pilgrimage Honors North Carolina Good Citizens at High Point
Mrs Roy H Cagle state regent of the North Carolina Society DAR leads District Four travelers to honor sixteen Good Citizens chosen from state high schools. The tour begins at High Point College with a campus visit and lunch at Furniture City Motel. Local regent Mrs R L Brinson coordinates arrangements for about 30 DAR members and state officers.
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Roy H. Cagle
Asheville
North Carolina Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
High Point College
High Point
Furniture City
R. L. Brinson
Alexander Martin
District Head Visits Woman's Club At Thomasville
The Thomasville Woman's Club hosted District President Mrs. T. H. Deane of Winston-Salem at its December meeting, drawing about 150 members for a special gathering. The club choral ensemble of 12, directed by J. Harold Groves, performed and announced Christmas programs for local civic clubs and the Salisbury Veterans Hospital. a Red Cross Bloodmobile film was shown by R. L. McDonald.
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Woman's Club
Thomasville
Thomasville Woman's Club
T. H. Deane
Winston-Salem
J. W. Slack
Ministerial Association
W. J. Justice
H. W. Larrick
WCTU Christmas Program At Mrs Eshelmans Home
The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met at Mrs. J A Eshelman’s on Johnson Street. Mrs. Alice Paige White opened with a prayer, and Mrs H G Allen gave the devotional and Christmas story from Luke two.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Alice Paige White
R. A. Craven
H. G. Allen
Saint Luke
Craven
W. J. Kiser
Pilot Club Seeks Asheboro Chapter Formation Tonight
The Asheboro Pilot Club plans a weekly meeting schedule as they pursue forming a local club with 10 members, after a joint session with 14 High Point members at the VFW home. They scheduled a Christmas party for December 18 at Trinity Grange and discussed sponsoring a Passion Play at the high school on December 17.
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High Point
Pilot Club
VFW
Asheboro
High Point Club
Louise Warford
Trinity Grange
Double M Club Dresses 25 Dolls For Christmas Cheer
Approximately 25 dolls were dressed for the Christmas Cheer Fund at the Double M Club of the YWCA luncheon at the Adams Memorial Building. Hostesses Mrs. John Ebel and Mrs. Vira White welcomed members as Mrs. James Collins greeted arrivals. New officers were elected led by President Mrs. John Alexander with vice presidents Mrs. Edgar Snider and Mrs. G G McCormick, secretaries Mrs. Melvin Kirsch and Mrs. J J Turner, treasurer Mrs. Charles Loflin, assistant treasurer Mrs. George Starling.
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M” Club
YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
John Ebel
Vira White
James Collins
James Monroe
John Alexander
Edgar Snider
G. G. McCormick
Melvin Kirsch
J. J. Turner
Charles Loflin
George Starling
Clyde Lewis
School bans jeans for girls in grades seven to twelve
The Fairview Township School Board barred jeans chinos slacks and trouser like outfits in classrooms for girls in grades 7 through 12. The Parent Teachers Association condemned the attire as unladylike.
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Wilkes-Barre
Fairview Township
Teenagers Line Up for Free Polio Shots in Phoenix
Thousands of Phoenix high school students participate in the nation s first mass immunization program offering free polio shots to all willing teens. The effort targets protecting students with voluntary participation across the city.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Christmas Worship Program at Wesley WSCS
A Wesley Memorial Church Christmas service directed by Mrs. Tom Latimer featured the </s> WSCS tea honoring twenty new members. The event included a reading They Were All Waiting For Him by Margaret T. Applegarth, a speech choir and a singing choir with named participants and a child cast. The tea, hosted by society president Mrs. Charles H. Risch, honored twenty new WSCS members with a reception run by committee members and tea poured by Mrs. John Peacock and Mrs. Harry Hendrick.
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Tom Latimer
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Church
Margaret T. Applegarth
Wesley Hall
Jimmy Lou Hart
Virginia Payne
Mary Frances Stanton
Charlie McAnally
Frank Peters
Sue Latimer
Becky Bradner
Freddie DeLappe
Janie Goodson
Jimmy Stewart
Jimmy Hart
Anne Marsh
Nancy Marsh
Emily Millis
Sharon Amos
Charlotte Amos
Carolyn Amos
Joy Latimer
Beth Goldston
Joe Goldston
Hal Ingram
Fred Ingram
Nan Lyles
Lee Lyles
WSCS
Charles H. Risch
Walter Miller
T. W. Houser
J. W. Lindsay Jr
H. F. Hunsucker ,Jr
R. L. Deal Jr
John Peacock
Harry Hendrick
Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars to Meet Thursday
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign War, Post 1960, will meet Thursday evening at the post home on Burton Street at 7 30. Plain muffins are offered with tops sprinkled with sugar cinnamon and finely chopped nut meats before baking.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Post
Burton St
Not Crazy Or Foolish Buy Diamond Ring Ad Copy
An advertisement from Nash Jewelry Co offers guidance for buying a quality diamond ring. It urges shoppers to visit an experienced jeweler, warns against wholesale catalogs, and guarantees savings based on the shop's watch business experience.
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Aka Watch
Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main Pogadv
Junior League Board To Meet At Adams Memorial YWCA
Members of the executive board of the High Point Junior League will meet Thursday morning at Adams Memorial YWCA. The meeting is scheduled for 9:30 a.m.
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High Point Junior League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Television Sets Reach One Third Of U.S. Farms
A historical survey notes that about one third of farms in the United States own television sets, reflecting rising domestic adoption of mass media among rural households. The data highlights a shift in farm life with access to entertainment and information via TV.
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United States
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Roy Cagle
WCTU
Eshelman
Double “M” Club
Wesley Wscs
Broadus Casey
General Circle
J. H. Waldrop
Kristmas
Manhattan
Mayfair
Higgins
KNOX
Nunn-Bush
SWANK
Siebler and Schaefer
Cresco
Stanley Blacker
Sport Coats
Main ST
Onietti
Colate
Colgate
Andirons
Rose Furniture Co
Sinks
Ear Cho
B. F. Goodrich
Rowe
Kester Brothers and Sons
Siegler
Rockers
Coe Tau
East Commerce Street
North Cherry Street
Greensboro
North Elm Street
Concord
Charlotte
Durham
Gastonia
Raleigh
Salisbury
Wilmington
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