Hairdressers Association Elects New Officers at 1954 Meet
Mrs. Smith named secretary treasurer and past president of the Pilot Club joins new officers Peggy Monfrado of Spindale as president Ray Lawing of Asheville second vice president Ruth Russ of Winston-Salem secretary treasurer Eloise Delling of Gastonia assistant treasurer The convention site for 1955 is Asheville with dates to be announced The event featured European hair styling talks by Joseph Hornsby of Cincinnati and entertainment by the Maids of Melody of Winston-Salem and Reg Marshall orchestra
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Rabee We Terrors Creme
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Smith
High Point Association
Pilot Club
High Point Beauticians
Greensboro
J. M. Carson
Fayetteville
James A. Henderson
Winston-Salem
Asheville
George Vanderbilt Hotel
Europe
Joseph Hornsby
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ray Satterfield
Charlotte
Robert E. Lee
Ballinese
Maids of Melody of
Robert Mayer
Reg Marshall
Luna Smith
Bebe
High Port
North Carolina
Cosmetologists and Hairdressers’ Association
Founding Of DAR Cited At Meeting
Mrs K Stewart spoke on the founding of the Daughters of the American Revolution before the Alexander Martin Chapter at the home of Mrs James Hunt. The talk outlined DAR aims, including patriotism and historic preservation, with readings from Miss Gertrude Carraway and notes on new members.
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K. Stewart
Alexander Martin
James Hunt
Country Club Rd
Hunt
Mesdames
B. J. Dunn
D. L. Bouldin
R. L. Brinson
Frank Shields
Ethel Rochelle
R. A. Herring
Mary T. Kearns
Frances Eshelman
Edith
Sherrod
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
DAR
J. G. Hayden
J. E. Thompson
Ruth Duffy Geer
Walter Hutchens
Ra Maxwell
Caswell
Nash Dar
Raleigh
Norman Ackers Jr
Starching Garments Eases Subsequent Washings
Starching a garment makes soil cling to the starch rather than the fabric, making future washings easier. It is a good idea to starch house dresses and aprons.
Tomlinson PTA Hears Nutrition Talk At Meeting
The Charles F. Tomlinson Elementary PTA met in the school auditorium with Mrs. H M Ridge presiding. Miss Nancy Bosworth Guilford County nutritionist spoke on proper diet for growing children and a film Why We Eat What We Eat was shown.
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Charles F. Tomlinson
H. M. Ridge
Bill Morris
Roger Strickland
James Beeson
Ary Davis
Nancy Bosworth
Bosworth
Guilford County
Miss Bosworth
Altrusans Plan Tentative Project At February Meeting
Twenty one members attended the High Point Altrusa Club dinner and February business meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. Miss Dorothy Forward presided in the president’s absence as Bunnie Tice and Genevieve Boynton outlined a major project. A letter from the Fine Arts Festival association invited participation and plans for the World Affairs conference at Chapel Hill were noted as Altrusa sponsors.
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High Point Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton
Ada Burgess
Dorothy Forward
Bunnie Tice
Genevieve Boynton
Cochairman
Fine Arts Festival Association
Joe
World Affairs
Chapel Hill
Altrusa
Hazel Johnson
Aitrusa
Lois W. Smith
Face Pack For Rejuvenation Reported In Commons
A period piece notes winter skin care using a druggist mix of borax tragacanth and magnesium carbonate to form a facial paste. An at home version combines oatmeal olive oil and glycerine with lanolin cream prep. Optional lemon juice and benzoin tincture offer bleaching action.
Meeting Adjourned As Mrs Ridge Invites Parents Visit
The gathering ended with Mrs Ridge inviting parents to visit their children's schoolrooms, urging engagement in the school day and student progress. This mood shifted toward parental involvement and continued community support.
Eight Years for Cap Pistol Robbery in Baltimore
Leon Booker, 27, received eight years in the Maryland Penitentiary after being convicted of a December cap pistol robbery. Judge Emory H. Niles sentenced him in Criminal Court yesterday for the hold up of a waitress at an ice cream store.
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Baltimore
Leon
Booker
Maryland
Emory H. Niles
Farouk Lacks Legal Claim in Auction Actions
London The Egyptian Embassy says ex-King Farouk has no title to stamps, jewels and art seized from his collection by President Mohamed Naguib’s government. The embassy dismissed Farouk’s threat to sue buyers, saying he has no legal standing as the auction in Cairo is set to begin Friday.
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London
Farouk
Mohamed Naguib
Cairo
General Hayden Sent To Korea As Civil Aid Chief
Brig. Gen. Frederic L. Hayden, 53, of Ft. Scrivenes Ga and Middletown N Y, named chief of the Korea Civil Assistance Command in charge of civilian relief and rehabilitation. He previously led the Eastern Antiaircraft Command based at Newburgh N Y.
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TOKO
Frederic L. Hayden
Ft. Scrivens
Middletown
N. Y
Korea Civil Assistance Command
Far East
Eastern
Newburgh
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Edna Ross
High Point’s Best Ladies Shop
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Chandler Elegans
Pink Perfection
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