Girl Scouts and Scouts Activities Highlight Local Troop Work
Intermediate Troop 34 sponsored by Emmanuel Lutheran Church welcomes Doris Taylor and Brenda Kaye Ferrell. Troop 41, sponsored by Wesley Memorial Methodist Church, builds Kits for world friendship and collects clothing for Korea. Troop 27 tours post office, learns mail handling, visits postmaster and vault, and donates to Polio Bridge. Camp Keyounee Committee to meet Feb 11 at Mrs. L A Marsden’s home.
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Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Doris Taylor
Brenda Kaye Ferrell
Buseh
H. G. Gaddy
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
J. D. Wood
Wesley Memorial
Korea
Arti
Seoul
Polio Bridge
Mary English
L. A. Marsden
European Trip Shared By Mrs Curtis Smithdeal At Garden Club
Mrs Curtis Smithdeal described her European tour to France Italy Germany Belgium Holland and England at the Magic Key Garden Club meeting held at her Arbordale Drive home. She showed color slides and noted postwar restoration remarks and friendly attitudes toward Americans. Fourteen members attended along with Mrs S G Curtis of Nutley New Jersey and Mrs Fred Metcalfe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Curtis Smithdeal
Magic Key Garden Club
Arbordale Dr
Cologne
8. G. Curtis
Nutley
Local Hospital News on Patients and Visitors
Mrs Irene Sink of 618 Brookside Dr recently had surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and is now allowed visitors. Carl W Epting of 612 Colonial Dr remains a patient at High Point Memorial after major surgery ten days ago and is improving with visitor access. Mrs Betty Lou Hayworth of W Lexington Ave Ext remains in serious condition at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after being moved there from home. she was unconscious Friday to Monday but has slightly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L
Irene) Sink
Brookside Dr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Carl W. Epting
Colonial Dr
Hi Point Memorial Hospital
Betty Lou Hayworth
W. Lexington Ave
Ext
Baptist Hospital
Winston , Salem
Woman's Society Meeting At Oak Hill Friends
Oak Hill Friends meeting announces 7 p.m. gathering at the church annex with associates Mrs. Sadie Green Mrs. Pauline Burton and Mrs. Lula Wright. Truth Seekers class meets tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Glenn Smiths home 1145 St Catherine Gill Bible class meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. with Mrs. Mabel Joyner Tate Street. Members asked to bring an item for exchange.
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OAK Hill Friends Wms
Society of
Oak Hill
Sadie Green
Pauline Burton
Lula Wright
Green St. Church
Glenn Smith
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Mabel Joyner
Tate St
Hodgin Speaks on Planting and Shrubbery at Garden Club
J. B. Hodgin addressed the Hum n Hoe Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Henry Whitfield on Roland Park Circle. Mrs. Howard Olive led the business session and introduced the new officer slate. Hodgin spoke on soil prep and shrub care after planting. Mrs. T. A. Schubert Jr. attended as the sole guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hodgin
Brando Delays Film The Egyptian Production
Twentieth Century Fox reports Marlon Brando is very sick and confused and cannot fulfill his contract for The Egyptian. Production was set to begin yesterday but postponed to next Monday as officials seek Brando in the East for the four million dollar project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Twentieth Century-Fox
Marlon Brando
New York
Brando
Fires in Egypt Kill 16. 1,800 Homeless in Two Villages
Cairo dispatches report 16 people killed and about 1,800 left homeless after fires swept two villages in northern Egypt. Rescue work continued as authorities assessed damages and families recovered belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Cairo
Y W C A News Highlights and Club Schedule
Y W C A announces Thursday 8th grade Y Teen meeting at 6 30 PM and agenda for the Dinner 7 PM Robins Club and Adams Club party for new members and guests at 7 30 PM Stardusters Club meets Friday 2 PM Y Teen State Weekend Conference expected to inspire participation and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursda
Thones
Yteen A
Agenda Club
Robins Clubee
Adams Club
Stardusters Club
Local Bride-Elect Nancy Beck Feted In Valentine Bridal Shower
Miss Nancy Beck received red carnation wrist corsages at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Frances Gilmore and Mrs. Walter Jones on Waverly Ave. Bridal bingo and gifts followed, with Linda Ann Jones presenting, and lingerie given by the hostesses. The honoree also received separate office staff honors at Heritage House on Lexington Ave with pink carnations and bridal ices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Beck
Frances Gilmore
Walter Jones
Waverly Ave
Robert Heavner
Misa Beck
Linda Ann Jones
Lucille Gilmore
Henry Walker
G. 0. Beck
Betty Beck
Miss Beck
Office Force
Heritage House
Lexington Ave
Dean Goodwin
Betty Mason
Drought Leaves Many Destitute in Dunklin County
In Kennett Missouri the County Court reports about 5000 residents in Dunklin County face hunger and lack of cash after a severe drought. Farm labor earnings vanished and local agencies aid only some families. Jobs are scarce for at least a month, with broader relief sought from federal surplus commodities.
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Kennett
Missouri
Dunklin
Federal Department Pariah
Too Exuberant Bowlers Tale Ends in Injury
Walter Floto, a Wheeling bowler, recounts a string of mishaps starting with a pool cue injury two months earlier and a recent wall entanglement that caused a fall. He jokes about being too exuberant after a team member missed a triple header by one pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Walter Floto
Floto
Foto
Reidsville Luncheon Honors Miss Leonard And Her Attendants
Miss Ann Leonard, her attendants, and family members were feted at a Reidsville luncheon hosted by Mrs. Edgar Boatwright in white bridal decor. Gifts included hand embroidered linen cocktail napkins. The couple, Miss Leonard and Don Helsabeck, plan an evening wedding Saturday at the First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Leonard
Edgar Boatwright
Reidsville
Miss Leonard
Fleurette Club Benefits With Valentine Bridge Night
The Fleurette Garden Club hosted a Valentine themed benefit bridge and canasta party Tuesday night. Decorations and refreshments matched the theme while Mrs. Clifford Hi and others served as hostesses. Under the Ways and Means committee led by Mrs. Martin Lewis, ten tables competed with eight bridge prizes and two canasta prizes. Proceeds support club projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hi
Bill Davis
Barber
Ways and Means
Martin Lewis
Howell Banner Vows In Corpus Christi Ceremony
Miss Nancy Carolyn Banner and Bobby Lee Howell wed in a double ring ceremony at Downtown Baptist Church Corpus Christi Texas. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Banner of Mount Airy. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Luther Howell. They reside after a reception at the Banner home and will live at 1010 Ocean Drive Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Carolyn Banner
William Claude Banner
Mount Airy
Bobby Lee Howell
Luther McClain Howell
Corpus Christi
Texas
W. Hultgren
William C. Banner Jr
William Banner Jr
Matthew Gillespie
Howell
Mount Airy High
The
Texas Co
N News
Coffee Cut To 4 Cents In Dallas Restaurant
A Dallas restaurant signs that they reduce coffee price from five to four cents per cup due to a rise in wholesale coffee costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Sausage Cakes Fryed Crisp in Skillet
To cook bulk sausage for cool weather meals mold the meat into cakes about half an inch thick. Place the cakes in an uncovered skillet and cook until brown and crisp on both sides. Drain excess fat on paper towels after removal from the pan.
Mash Garlic Between Wax Paper To Avoid Odor
To mash cloves of peeled garlic place them between two pieces of waxed paper and press with the handle of a fork. This method keeps your hands free from garlic odor and sticky residue.
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Alexander
Laura Lee
Trish Rose
Maple Leaf
Talon
VY Price
S.&h. Green
Bras
Magic Key Club
Myers
Fia
Chueh
Catherine GI
Fleurette Club
Fleurette Garden Club
St.joseph
ST. Joseph
Guilford Optical Aorahe
Main ST
Ruby
High Point
Credit Jewelers
S. Main ST
Lane
Serta
Sealy
Southern Cross
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General Electric
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