Salem alumnae fete Salem College officials in High Point
About forty five alumnae of Salem College gathered at Mrs. J. E. Millis home to greet college president Dr. Dale H. Gramley and other officials. New officers were elected and Dr. Gramley spoke on Salem of Today noting faculty pursuing further study and alumnae achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem College
J. E. Millis
Forest Hill Drive
Dale H. Gramley
High Point
Sanders Dallas
Elliott M. Hester
Dallas
H. O. Williams
Bland Worley
Charles W. McAnally
Gramley
Salem
Clemens Sandreski
Lelia Graham Morris
Alumae
Mary Louise Shore
Millis
Salem Alumnae
Plans For DAR Convention Program On Our Youth
Alexander Martin Chapter DAR met at 400 Washington Street with Mrs. J F Hayden and Mrs Royster Tucker in charge. They announced plans to entertain Girl Homemakers and Good Citizenship candidates including Ruby Hallman and Sylvia Beck, with Mary Thomasville and Velva Tucker welcomed as junior members. The meeting covered NC Society DAR conference plans next month and featured a tea social with a decorated table and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. F. Hayden
Washington Street
Royster Tucker
HL. Coffield
Ruby Hallman
Oak Hill School
Sylvia Beck
Thomasville
Margaret Smith
The
Trinity High School
H. O. Williams
Girl Homemakers
Hayden
Mesdames Tucker
William Jarrell
Ray Meerzie
Helen Marie Sheiot
Mesdames A. T. Wishart
Edward Drake
Frank Marks
Births Announced in Local Hospitals
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Myers of Oxford announce the birth of a son Frank Upchurch at Duke Hospital on February 7. Mr. and Mrs. H Bolling of Wendell Drive report a daughter Ronda Sue born February 6 at the local hospital. Anita Irene Lucas arrives February 7 to Mr. and Mrs. R S Lucas Kernersville Route one. Ruth Ann Copley born February 9 to Mr. and Mrs. W A Copley of 921 Redding Street, formerly Ruth Hughes of Thomasville. Steven Thomas Cox born February 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cox of 501 West Lexington Avenue at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Upchurch Myers
John A. Myers
Oxford
Frank Upchurch
Duke Hospital
Bollings
H. Bolling
Wendell Drive
Ronda Sue
Anita Irene Lucas
R. S&s. Lucas
Kernersville
Anita Irene
Ruth Ann Copley
W. A. Copley
Redding Street
Ruth Ann
Steven Thomas Cox
Elwood Cox
West
Lexington Avenue
Steven Thomas
Local Notables See Health and Home Changes
Mrs. Cailie Jones of Jamestown Route one improves at High Point Hospital after a Monday admission. Mrs. Woodrow Couzens recovers satisfactorily from major surgery at the local hospital last Saturday. Mrs. Robert C. Millar Jr. and daughter Janet Cameron depart by plane for Jacksonville Fla. for an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Millar Sr. The Millar parents reside with Mr. and Mrs. John Russell while Lt. Millar serves in the Pacific Theater. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm G. Moore relocate to 1113 Forest Hill Drive from Emery Road. Miss Ruth Williard returns today from a 10 day visit in New York City and Baldwin Long Island.
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Cailie Jones
Jamestown
High Point Hospital
Woodrow Couzens
Robert C. Millar, Jr
Janet Cameron
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert C. Millar
Millar
Ors. Millar
John Russell
Pacific Theater
Army Air Force
Malcolm G. Moore
Forest Hill Drive
Emery Road
Ruth Williard
New York City
Baldwin
Long Island
Miss Tuttle Paid Birthday Honor
Miss Tuttle received a birthday honor on her sixteenth birthday as Miss Bobbie Leigh Tut tle, Mrs. C L Tuttle and Miss Betty Bulla hosted a formal party at the YMCA. About 30 guests gave gifts during the evening as entertainment included games and the celebration. New plaster walls need six to ten months to dry and temporary paint or wallpaper can help during the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobbie Leigh Tuttle
C. L. Tuttle
Betty Bulla
YMCA
Plant and Pluck Club Meets at Yarborough Home
The Plant and Pluck Garden Club gathered yesterday morning at Mrs. Roby Yarborough's home with Mrs. G. B. Lambert assisting. Guests received red carnation corsages from a Valentine door arrangement as the event began. W. A. Sites of Azalea Gardens spoke on azaleas and care, noting Guilford County's favorable climate for evergreen varieties and urging beautification projects. A nominating committee was formed with Mrs. J. C. Roberts chair, joined by Mrs. McGahey and Mrs. R. H. Dover Jr., to present a slate at the March meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Roberts
Roberts
McGahey
R H. Dover, Jr
Mrs Hall To Be Canterbury Hostess
The Canterbury Club will be entertained by Mrs. W. B. Hall at her home 901 Sohiech Street Friday afternoon at 3 30. Also included are cooking and garment care tips on glaze for ham and how to prevent wrinkles in rayon garments.
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Mrs. Hall
Canterbury
Canterbury Club
W. B. Hall
Sohiech Street
Orion
Annual Luncheon Of Tuesday Garden Club At Mrs Culler Home
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. R. B. Culler’s home 626 Colonial Drive with about 25 guests attending a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. H. R. Kellam presided. Mrs. E. E. Younts reported January Garden Center activities and houseplant literature distributed.
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Tuesday Garden Club
R. B. Culler
Colonial Drive
H. R. Kellam
E. E. Younts
Garden Center
Spaghetti King Promotes Dish as Heartleaning
Milanese pasta producer Mario Braibanti tours the United States claiming spaghetti is low in calories and aids weight control. He says Americans overcook pasta and underuse water, notes Chicago serves it well, and cites Sicily as proof that spaghetti keeps people slim.
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Chicago
Mario Braibanti
Milan
Italy
Braibanti
United States
New York City
Guiseppe
Sicily
Old Paper Reveals Washington Inauguration Gazette
In Taft California Mr and Mrs R R Mefford found a yellowed issue of The Gazette of the United States dated April 29 to May 2, 1789. The paper covers Gen George Washington's inaugural as the first U S president in the lead story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Calif
R. R. Mefford
the Gazette of the
United States
George Washington
Artist Paints Right Picture For Eisenhower in Topeka
Topeka artist W. Markley sent an oil painting of President Eisenhower with a note instructing no arrival until the next president. The President replied with thanks calling the gift a welcome exhibit of friendship and good will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Eisenhower
White House
Founders Day Observances at Allen Jay School PTA
WFMY-TV program director Gomer Lesch discussed children’s TV value at Bay Street School PTA. Rabbi William Gold gave a devotion on the link between school and home. A Ruth Moore play Times Change highlighted Founders Day activities. Rev. A T Tuttle led devotions. Exercises honored Alice Birney and Phoebe Hearst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomer Lesch
Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
Bay Street
P-Ta
Lesch
William Gold
Ruth Moore
Allen Jay School
PTA
A. T. Tuttle
Alice McLellan Birney
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Heifetz the Violinist Collects Music Stamps
World famed violinist Jascha Heifetz is a stamp collector with a music theme. His album includes items from over 80 countries, featuring stamps with harps, musicians, and a zither. He notes stamps are his hobby and mentions Venus as a symbol of growth.
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New York
Jascha Heifetz
Heifetz
Abyssinia
Venezuela
Congo
Austria
Franz Schubert
Ireland
New Mining Machine Digs 700 Foot Tunnel Without Humans
A mining machine creates a 700 foot tunnel with no workers entering the bore. The remote operation minimizes exposure while advancing extraction plans in the underground project.
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DR. Drake
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Salem Alumnae Association
Enterprise
Lacy High
J. O. Michael
Garden Council
Flower Show School
Washington
Tobias
P-Ja News
Ray Street
P-Ta Hears
Venus
Aphrodite
Gabardine
Cnovim
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Jayne
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Valentine
Dolly Madison
My Maison
America
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Jewel Elgin
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Lawan Rsmith
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