Mrs Millis Hosts Dinner For European Tour Group
Mrs H A Millis hosted a Christmas decorated dinner at North Main Street Tuesday evening for 12 members of a April European tour led by Mrs Mabel Lucas of Greensboro. Guests from Greensboro High Point and Hillsboro shared reminiscences of the trip.
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Europe
H. A. Millis
E. P. Thornton
Don Matheson
Elizabeth Sussdorff
Mrs. Millis
Mabel Lucas
Greensboro
Millis
High Point
Hillsboro
Dance at Sedgefield Club Honors Miss Finch and Fiance
Miss Mary Hannah Finch and her fiance William Holston Taft Jr of Greenville were feted at Sedgefield Country Club by families and friends. Hosted by the Finch and Taft clans 125 guests attended as Bud Wuchae and his Desert Knights played music.
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Mary Hannah Finch
William Holston Taft Jr
Sedgefield Country Club
Mr. Taft
Miss Finch
Wallace A. Kennedy Jr
Mr. Kennedy
Snow Studio
Finch
Greenville
Wallace A. Kennedy
Clayton Hilton
Thomasville
Greensboro
Kennedy
Pork Remains Best Buy At Raleigh Markets
pork remains top buy at Raleigh meat counters with rib and rump roasts among attractive new January bargains. Large, affordable cuts like whole loins shoulders bacon and ham are featured as supplies grow through March. fruit and produce prices vary with apples grapefruit cranberries bananas and tangerines readily available along with dried fruits and canned vegetables for winter meals.
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Raleigh
Ruby. P. Azzle
N. C. Agricultural Extension Service
Bandleader’s Son Fined in Beverly Hills Pedestrian Crash
Les Brown Jr., 19, was fined 200 dollars and given two years probation after a Nov 1 incident in Beverly Hills in which a pedestrian, John Aragon, was struck. He returned to the scene, apologized, and was ordered to pay medical bills and refrain from liquor.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Les Brown Jr
Adolph Alexander
Young Brown
John Aragon
Brown
Aragon
Hem Repair Tip for Away-From-Home Fixes
A brief repair reminder advises using transparent fabric tape or clear nail polish to secure a hemlines when you cannot access a sewing kit. It suggests temporary fixes until you can sew properly.
California Girl Named Maid Of Cotton
Sandra Lee Jennings, 19, of the University of California, won the 1960 Maid of Cotton title in Memphis after selection from 21 contestants. She travels to Dallas on the first leg of her duties. Linda Rice of Memphis State was named first alternate and Margaret Abernethy of Okolona, Miss., second alternate.
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Memphis
Tenn
Golden West
Sandra Lee Jennings
Dallas
University of California
Air Force
A. M. Jennings
March Afb
Riverside
Calif
Linda Rice
Savannah
Margaret Abernethy
Okolona
Miss
Youth survey 1960 hopes peace health happiness
The New Year survey of 640 teens across the United States finds peace at the top of their wishes for 1960, followed by health and harmony. They aim for better grades, personal improvement, and less anger, with party plans and varied celebrations shaping New Year’s Eve.
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America
Monty
Novello Matatall
Tonawanda
N. Y
Gerald Oppen
Los Angeles
Susan Berd
Indianapolis
Russia
George Streic
New Orleans
United States
Elaine Bense
St. Louis
Bonnie L. Kind
Dick Gimler
Atlanta
Teenagers Predict Space Race and Elections Top News for Next Year
Young people name space advances and the presidential election as the major events likely to shape the coming year. They also foresee international tensions, a Moscow visit by Eisenhower, and domestic issues like segregation and education dominating headlines.
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Eisenhower
Moscow
New Year Kitchen Resolutions From CECILY BROWNSTONE
AP News features food editor Cecily Brownstone suggests New Year resolutions for cooks. Focus areas include checking nutritional value, improving kitchen equipment, leveling the range, encouraging family meals, using leftovers, and trying new dishes like a chocolate pancake soufflé with detailed ingredients and method.
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Cecily Brownstone
AP News
Two Rescued From Icy Lake In Michigan
In Pontiac Michigan Nancy Monetta 15 rescued her 4 year old son Tommy Ryner after he stepped onto thin ice and sank into 6 feet of water near Ox Bow Lake. Willard Lighthall 17 and Steven Fmt 18 used a 15 foot pole to reach and pull Tommy to shore then pulled Nancy to safety.
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Pontiac, Mich
Nancy Monetta
Tommy Rynerson
Ox Bow Lake
Tommy
Nancy
Willard Lighthall
Steven Fmt
Tommy Uo
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Dal Bayles
Frank Marr
Harry Lee Lambeth
Glenn Pennington
Doak Finch
Best Buy
California
Maid of Cotton
Karen Boswell
Ed Coding
Portland
Ore
Donald Kraft
Mobile
Ala
Janet Manners
Mary Wilson
Ruth West
Clark
Summit
Janet Baily
Chinchilla
Babs Martin
Susan Moore
Minneapolis
Cook
Icy Lake
Grace Flower Shop
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Wn. Stall
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