Luncheon Honors Mrs. Kenneth C. Denny in Rocky Mount
Mrs. Kenneth C. Denny hosted a luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs. C. H. Arrington on Falls Road. Guests and a receiving party wore pastel corsages as the springlike setting contrasted with snow on evergreens. About seven guests attended the event with a formal dining arrangement and elaborate serving display.
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Rocky Mount
Kenneth C. Denny
C. H. Arrington
Falls Road
Louise Wilkinson
Denny
T. L. Simmons
J. A. Speight
W. C. Woodward, Jr
M. J. Fleming
Willard F. Jones
P. L. Thigpen
W. A. Meadows
A. T. Thorp
BH. Wayne Whitley
George R. Edwards
H. H. Weeks
K. D. Battle
F. EB. Winslow
Sunday Tea Honors Miss Simmons and Mr Connor
Miss Mary Simmons and Clair Conner of Greensboro were guests of honor at a tea at Mrs. Alice Chisholm’s Irving Park home. The event drew wedding party members from Greensboro and guests from High Point and other areas, with a formal receiving line and a spring flower centerpiece.
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Mary Simmons
Clair Conner
Greensboro
Wesley Memorial Church
Alice Chisholm
Irving Park
Igh Point
Eva Stainback Travis
Maud Lee
Frances, Happy
Mary Belle Chisholm
High Point
L. G. Robichaux
M. J. Wrenn
W. D. Simmons, Jr
Jarrellyn Dyer
Miami, Fl
Dinner-Bridge Hosted by Mrs. I Foy Horton
Mrs. I Foy Horton hosted a Saturday dinner bridge at Steele Street with honor guests Mrs. Glenn Hendrix Mrs. E R Hayes and Mrs. Hunter Jackson who will move to Johnson City Tennessee for Sears Roebuck employment. High score prize went to Mrs. Elsie Harnett and hostess gifts were presented to the honorees and Mrs Jackson. A list of attendees includes Mrs Francis Hendrix Lawrence Russell Henry Lipscomb Elsie Harnett George Rankin Earl Womble Bruce Atkins Roy Biggers and others.
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I. Foy Horton
Steele Street
Glennendrix
E. R. Hayes
Hunter Jackson
Johnson City
Tenn
Jackson
Sears-Roebuck
Elsie Harnett
Hendrix
Mrs
Hayes
Mrs. Jackson
Mesdamee Francis Hendrix
Lawrence Russell
Henry Lipscomb
Elsie Hartnett
George Rankin
Earl Womble
Bruce Atkins
Roy Biggers
Co. C. Bruton
Victor Dallas
Evelyn Ballew
J. T. Ferebee
Elda Clark
Conference Concluded Sunday Morn
The three day Girl Reserve Leaders conference concluded with social events. Miss Mise Kelle Ansley hosted visiting representatives and local advisers at a Friday party on East Green Street with bridge and refreshments. On Saturday Miss Virginia Carrier hosted breakfast for visiting secretaries on Colonial Drive and a business session followed, Led by Miss Leta Pin of Richmond. plans for a junior conference at Cambridge Hastings were discussed.
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Mise Kelle Ansley
Girl Reserve Committee
East Green Street
Valentine
Virginia Carrier
Colonial Drive
Car
Letapin
Richmond
Betty Astings
December Meeting Photo Moment And Valentine Refreshments
Attendees viewed a picture from their December meeting and enjoyed delicate refreshments suitable for the Valentine season as Mrs Lin said.
Department Meeting Time Postponed to Four O'clock
The American Homes department of the Woman's club postpones its Wednesday meeting from 3 30 to 4 o'clock. The gathering will be at Mrs G I Humphreyson College Drive with Mesdames P E Lindley P W Flagge and C H Rhodes as associate hostesses.
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American Homes Department
Woman's Club
G. I. Humphreyson
Mesdames
P. E. Lindley
P. W. Flagge
C. H. Rhodes
High Point Garden Club
8. C. Clark
Junior Service League
Everywood Country Club
Omega
Sheraton Grill
Ace-Hi Bridge Club
Lloyd Sheets
J. H. Tate
Parkway
Emerywood Country Club
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Katherine Raymond
North Main Street
C. T. Ingram
Seborn Perry
C. C. Haworth
J. E. Kirkman
C. W. Tilden
Burbank
American Homes
Woman’s Club
G. J. Humphreyson
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Kappa Gamma
Priscilla Club
Elwood Hotel
Charles W. Perry
R. K. Young
G. A. Matton
Sorosis Club
Hillcrest Drive
Laura Weesson
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Frank Smith
Otteray Drive
C. C. Garrett
Business
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Emerywood County Club
Wick Wack Club
Legion Hut
Davis Brothers
Church Social Daughters of Wesley Meet This Evening
The Daughters of Wesley class of Calvary M E church will hold its monthly meeting tonight at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Lucille Lee 607 Woodbury Avenue All members are urged to be present The L L L class of the West End Baptist church will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 with a Valentine party at the home of J E Hedrick 1106 Forrest Avenue All members are expected to be present
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Daughters OF Wesley
Calvary M. E. Church
Lucille Lee
Woodbury Avenue
West End Baptist Church
J. E. Hedrick
Forrest Avenue
Birthday Party Honoring Larry Brown At 1123 Campbell Street
Mrs. Jesse Brown hosted a birthday party Saturday afternoon at her home to celebrate her son Larrys first birthday. Assisted by her mother Mrs. W J Russell the celebration featured a Valentine theme with several young guests in attendance.
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Jesse Brown
Campbell Street
Larry
Valentine
Brown
W. J. Russell
Patricia Ann Oover
Barbara Ann Boulding
Ptty
Jimmy Cook
Ruby Gregory
Harriet Lee
Alvin Brown
Bobby McLeod
Tommy Ward
Dance and club events chart for High Point area
Social calendar lists events through Friday night with details of dances at Emerywood Country club and Wick Wack club at the Legion hut in Thomasville. Highlights include Johnny Hamp and his orchestra, Omega chapter lunch, bridge parties, and garden club meetings across local homes, Sheraton grill, YWCA hut, and Elwood hotel venues.
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Emerywood Country Club
Johnny Hamp
Local society notes track illnesses births and visits
Little Wanda Lee Hooper and Ronny Marion Hooper are confined at 1410 English Street due to illness. Rupert Pickens returns to Raleigh after a weekend here. Miss Margaret Louise Paul attended law and medical school dances in Chapel Hill. Mrs. W. K. Nance returns after two months with her sister in West Palm Beach Florida. Miss Marguarite Boyce of Portsmouth Virginia visits R C Boyce for the Piedmont German Club dance at Emerywood. ANNOUNCER BIRTH OF A DAUGHTER Mr and Mrs D W White announce the birth of daughter Pearl Marie on January 29 at Route three home. Shirley Ann Cecil born February 3 at 310 Mangum Avenue. Mrs Cecil formerly Miss Estelle Pierce.
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Wanda Lee Hooper
Ronny Marion Hooper
R. L. Hooper
English Street
D. W. White
Pearl Marie
Route Three
Shirley Ann Cecil
O. H. Cecil
Shirley Ann
Mangum Avenue
Cecil
Estelle Pierce
Delightful Bridge Luncheon Honors Miss Fay Beshears Cheek
A luncheon and bridge event at Mrs. Ralph Cheek’s home on Louise Avenue honored the bride Mrs. Fay Beshears, now Mrs. Ralph Cheek. Guests from Kernersville and Logmersville attended. high scores were won by Mrs. Hugh Justice and Miss Dot McCuiston, with Miss Louise York receiving a guest prize.
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Ralph Cheek
Virginia McCain
Louise Avenue
Fay Beshears
Valentine
Hugh Justice
Kernersville
Crys
Tal
Dot McCuiston
Louise York
Miss McCain
W. R. McCain
Avahlee Hammock
Eugenia Albert
Ross
Forrest Hastings
Logmersville
Peyton Moffitt
Victor Dallas
Walter Crissman
Troy Myers
Glenn Perry
Elwood Cox
Helen Jones
Blanche Beasley
Shortcomings Point Way to Charm in Age
A thoughtful self interview urges women to stop fretting about aging and focus on charm. It questions readers about books read, friendships, gossip, weight talk, skincare, and hair care, urging honest self examination to remain engaging through the years.
Graduate Nurses Meet Wednesday
The High Point Graduate Nurses' club will meet Wednesday at 3 p m at the Y W C A an official announcement states the schedule and venue for the gathering.
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High Point Graduate Nurses’ Club
Salary of civil service employee not garnishable says commission
The Civil Service Commission rules that the salary of a civil service employee cannot be garnished. This decision reinforces protections for government workers against wage seizure.
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Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
Radiant Marian Martin Wash Frock Pattern 9205
Bright morning frock pattern 9205 offers easy sewing with a complete diagram chart. Sizes range 14 to 42 with fabric needs and simple features like practical sleeves collar tie-sash and patch pockets. Order by sending coins or stamps to The Enterprise Pattern Dept New York.
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Marian Martin
Enterprise
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Spirit as theme in church lessons across Christ Science societies
Sunday services in Christ Science churches focused on Spirit with Galatians 5 16 18 and II Corinthians 3 18 as guiding texts. The Christian Science book Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy is quoted on dedicating loving obedience to Spirit and recognizing progress through divine guidance.
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Churches
Societies of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Shakespeare Play Set To Be Performed In City
Tomorrow at 3 15 p m the Avon players from New York City will present Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice in the high school auditorium. Joseph Selman directs and plays Shylock with Marta Kytle as Portia and Lance Davis as Bassanio. the English department sponsors the performance.
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Avon Players
New York City
Avon Payers
United States
North Carolina
Joseph Selman
New York
George. M. Cohen
Shylock
Marta Kytle
Portia
Lance Davis
Bassanio
Robbinses Announce Birth of Son Ronald Garfield
Mr and Mrs Garfield Robbins announce the birth of a son Ronald Garfield on February 4 at their Route Three home. Mrs Robbins formerly was Miss Lucille Holden.
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Mrs. Garfield Robbins
Ronald Garfield
Route Three
Robbins
Lucille Holden
Washington D C Larger Than Several States by Population
Washington D C surpasses eight states in population and stands ahead of Arizona Delaware Idaho Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico Vermont and Wyoming in size terms.
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Washington, D. C
Arizona
Delaware
Idaho
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Vermont
Wyoming
Delicate Mechanisms Lubricated by Sea Oils
Researchers report blackfish and porpoise oil excel at lubricating fine mechanisms. The oils show superior smoothness and lower wear in precision parts, suggesting potential for high quality lubrication in delicate devices.
Black-Draught: Quality Laxative From Distant Leaves
An advertisement touts Black-Draught as high quality and affordable for a purely vegetable laxative. It claims the active ingredient is leaves shipped 10 000 miles to the factory, essential for reliable laxative effect, with about 25 doses per 25 cent package.
Telltale Rugs and a Muddy Household
A frustrated Mrs. Brown laments constant mud and back strain as her stylish linoleum and pale gray rugs fail to withstand child traffic. Charlie counters with practicality while outside work on the unpaved street begins, highlighting the clash between beauty and growing-family needs.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Mrs. Brown
Charlie
Making Different Desserts With The Same Old Fr
Plain desserts with modern sweetness inspire the housewife seeking something new and doable. Recipes include Prunes in Sherry and Apricot Crumble Cake with steps for soaking, cooking, chilling, and serving with whipped cream or sauces, plus crust and filling outlines for fruit crumbles and tarts.
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Clayton
Elizabeth Keeler
Hendersonville
University of North Carolina
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Rocky Md
Miss Simmons
Mr. Connor
Mrs. Foy Horton
Etude
Sturday
David Lindsay
Andre
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest
Doris Koonce
Annie Lee Ellison
Betsy Yow
Chaliam
The
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Marrie Kearns
Grandma
Katherine Ellison
Jeanne ‘Ambrough
West End
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Grayson Hubbard
Shelby Jean
Fairfield Road
Donald Eugene
L. C. Sciam
Ward Street
Earl C Rice
Macfadden
Washington Street
Rupert Pickens
State House of Representatives
Raleigh
Margaret Louise Paul
Law
Chapel Hill
W. K. Nance
Mis. C. M. Flyum
Weat Palm Beach, Fla
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Portsmouth
R. C. Boyce
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