Tiger Hunt Thrills Glamorous Young Wife
Claudia Watson and her husband Wid plan a private tiger hunt in India with 16 guests and 150 beaters. Wid, 23, world traveler and son of William Watson of Nelson, New Zealand, boasts five languages and international business ties while Claudia, a former teen TV actress, travels with their party from San Francisco on March 15 to Tokyo Hong Kong and Calcutta for the tiger safari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Watson
Wid
Maharajah of
Cooch-Behar
India
Claudia
Ofusband
William Watson
Nelson
New Zealand
Belola
New Guinea
New York
Watson
Italy
Germany
Ireland
Australia
Pennsylvania
Barbados
South America
Vancouver
Spain
Paris
Switzerland
Alps
France
Shari
Watsons
San Francisco
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Calcutta
Local residents receive medical updates and travel notices
Mr and Mrs L A Marsden leave by plane for Mexico for two weeks. Mrs Hubert Swaim at High Point Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Oliver D Scott and Mrs Joe M Montgomery at High Point Memorial Hospital improving but visitors restricted. Mrs John K Dwyer left for Philadelphia due to a family death. Atlanta visitors Mrs C D Lucas and C D Lucas Jr visit grandmother Mrs Marsh. Wyatt Hedgepeth returns home after surgery at City Memorial Hospital. Sizemore family weekend in Wilmington. Loftis family weekend in Myrtle Beach visiting Dr and Mrs Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Marsden
Mexico
Hubert Swaim
S. Hamilton St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Joe M. Montgomery
Woodrow Ave
John K. Dwyer
Arbordale Dr
Philadelphia
Otis
C. D'Lucas
Atlanta
Wyatt Hedgepeth
J. C. Hedgepeth
W. Broad St
City Memorial Hospital
Frank J. Sizemore Jr
Donnie
Wilmington
WCTU Plans Frances Willard Program at Local Meeting
A program honoring Frances Willard founder of the WCTU is set at the local meeting site Mrs S D rb 216 Woodrow will host the 3 p.m. gathering.
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Frances Willard
WCTU
S. D
Woodrow
Iota Sigma Plans Meet at Kath leen Embler Home
Iota Sigma Chapter of WCTU will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Miss Kath leen Embler at her home 314 B Meadow Street. The notice sets the time and host for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iota Sigma Chapter
WCTU
Kathleen Embler
Meadow St
Cosmetologists Set Dinner Meeting at YMCA
The High Point Cosmetologist Association will meet Monday at 7 o'clock for dinner at the YMCA. A business meeting will follow at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Cosmetologist Association
YMCA
Ex Sailor Starred in Up Periscope Sea Film
Former sailor James Garner shared a sea bound early career at 16 aboard an ocean tug out of New Orleans. He later paused studies and returned to school before Warner Bros promoted him to lieutenant junior grade and sent him to sea again in Up Periscope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Garner
Garner
New Orleans
San Pedro
Calif
Orient
Warner Bros
Talent Search Under Way for Parrish Title Role
Hollywood announces a nationwide talent search for the lead in Parrish the Warner Bros. film adaptation of Mildred Savage novel produced and directed by Joshua Logan. Logan cites past successes with Miiko Taka and France Nuyen and invites candidates to mail photos and descriptions to Warner Bros. New York or Burbank studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Parrish
Mildred Savage
Joshua Logan
Mansfield
Warner Bros
Logan
Miiko Taka
Sayonara
France Nuyen
Suzie Wong
Livestock Totals in Australia Reach 0.17 Heads per Person
The Commonwealth Statistician reports Australia has 149,319,000 sheep 16,900,000 cattle 1,421,000 pigs and 695,000 horses. The data show about 0.17 head of livestock per person with pigs increasing slightly from last year as 1919 totals are explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Commonwealth
American women blamed for fashions making them look fatter
Ruth Millett notes Lady Norah Decker’s New York visit claims American women look taller and heavier due to imported European styles. She argues trapeze dresses tight belts and four inch heels distort figures, while low cars and chairs worsen their appearance. Decker’s view is that designers create the illusion, not actual weight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Norah Decker
New York
Europe
Lady Decker
Korstadt to Speak on Garden Gimmicks at Jamestown Club
Karl Korstadt will speak on Garden Gimmicks at Forestdale Garden Club on Forestdale Drive Jamestown. The meeting at Mrs M M Fire sheets home starts 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Korstadt
Forestdale Garden Club
Flower Arranging Course Set at Garden Study Club
Part one of a flower arranging course will be offered at Wednesday’s Garden Study Club meeting. The session starts at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Coy Williard at 517 Otteray Drive. Mrs. Hugh Kellam leads the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coy Williard
Otteray Dr
Hugh Kellam
Security Director Shot At Miami Race Track
John L. Madala, 48, security director at Hialeah Park, was in critical condition after being shot by Maxim Gay, 75, a tip sheet salesman seeking revenge for being ousted from the track. Gay fired four shots as race fans watched near the grandstand before the first race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
John L. Madala
Hialeah Park
Maxim Gay
FBI
Madala
Joseph
Gay
Dual state duties for Gordon Hardin home on Tennessee Virginia line
The Gordon Hardin family lives in a home split by the Virginia Tennessee line and must register contracts in both states. Taxes are levied by both states and mail reaches them in either. One car is licensed in Virginia and the other in Tennessee. Virginia imposes a dog tax, Tennessee does not outside towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol, Va
Gordon Hardin
Virginia
Tennessee
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press Women’s
Oliver D. Scott of
Jamestown
Bob Loftis
Myrtle Beach
S. C
A. M. Richardson
Otteray Drive
Mrs. Loftis
Cote
E. Washington ST
Iota Sigma
Warner's Transfer & Storage Co
Thomasville
By Tracy Adrian
Judy Bond
Cloud One
Ruth Millett
Weathertron
BS. Main St
Lailee Sheen
Girl Scouts
High Point
Pine ST
Everglase
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