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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
11
Shipman Leads Legislation Quiz at Local Women’s Club
High Point Business and Professional Women’s clubs held a dinner meeting at the Sheraton. Mrs Kay Shipman chaired a quiz on national state and city legislation. The group discussed funding for High Point College and voted to buy stock in its higher education program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Shipman
Professional Women’s Club
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Sheraton Hotel
Health and Safety Committee
High Point
Gibsonville
Helen Dunkelberger
Harry Brooks
New York City
Elizabeth Brown
Electrocuted With Prayer On Lips In Mississippi
BAY SPRINGS Miss Feb 15 A Negro tenant farmer K C Newell 41 died in a double chair here as an unfinished prayer On Lord Oh Lord murmured Newell during the first electric shock He was pronounced three minutes later Newell father of two sons had been convicted of murdering his landlord Forrest Sims a county farmer The motive was robbery Newell said he acted in the heat of an argument and feared an attack
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Springs
Miss
K. C. Newell
Newell
Forrest Sims
Naa
Robbe
Sims
Cardinal Mindzenty Reported in Good Health
Vienna dispatches say Josef Cardinal Mindzenty, imprisoned Catholic leader of Hungary, is believed to be in good health. Earlier reports claimed illness in jail, but his exact location remains undisclosed. A visit by his mother was reportedly permitted and she noted he was well and showing interest in local politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Budapest
Josef Cardinal Mindzenty
Hungary
Mindzenty
Landscape Architect Speaks to Garden Club on Pruning
J B Hodgin local landscape architect spoke at the High Point Garden Club meeting at Mrs Noble T Praigg home Hillcrest Drive. He urged extreme pruning due to a record cold winter and noted Octobers frosts did not precede the freeze this year. Twenty members attended the morning program and memoriam for Ruby Nation Bartlett was read by F R Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Broughton Hodgin
High Point Garden Club
Noble T. Praigg
Hillcrest Drive
C. C. Garrett
J. W. Austin
Joe Weaver
Praigg
Fif
F. R. Taylor
Ruby Nation Bartlett
Russell Noell Talks on The Good Gardener at Friendly Club
Russell Noell director of Christian education at Green Street Baptist church spoke at a Friendly Garden Club luncheon about The Good Gardener with Mary Magdalene mistaking Jesus for a gardener. A memorial service honored late member Mrs. Fred Bart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Noell
Friendly Club
the Friendly Garden Club
D. H. Parsons
Christian Education
Green Street Baptist Church
Noell
R. R. Holder
Christ
Mary Magdalene
Tom Bishop
B. H. Jordan
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
John McMahan
Davis Feed & Seed Store
Fred Bart
Red Ice
C. N. Cox
Martha and
Josie Parsons
W. L. Foust
Asheboro
Mrs. W. Page Harris Named Home Service Secretary
Mrs. W Page Harris is appointed Home Service secretary of the High Point chapter American Red Cross. She will assist executive secretary Inez Clark and work from the chapter house at 109 Thurston Street. Harris brings years of Red Cross service and training under Ann Doak and has a Meredith College and Columbia University background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royster Thurman
Home Service
High Point
American Red Cross
Ances
P Age Harris
Lhit
Harris
Inez Clark
Red Cross
Thurston Street
Red Cross No
Herris
Ann Doak
South
Atlanta
Doak
Asheboro
Meredith College
Columbia Universe
New York City
The
Red
Thurman
Flower thieves traced by shop owner in Vancouver
Charles Weir identified thieves who removed blooms from 168 large chrysanthemums at his flower shop. Pack rats under a storage room sheltered in their quarters with the petals. He remarked the wasteful breakage and called in the exterminator. Domesticated ducks live up to 40 years and need calcium for bones and teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Charles Weir
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Janice Lee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lester
Elgin
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Main
Washington
Joe Foss
Falls
7A Force
Marine Corps
Foss
South Dakota Air National Guard
DAR
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Girl Homemakers
June Royals
Trinity
Mary Frances Hall
Jamestown
Nancy McNeill
Helen Cates
D. T. Yow
Homemakers Committee
J. F.areas
Katherine Raymond
Yow
J. O. Williams
Edward Drake, Jr
Gay Ball
Enterprise
Grady Snow
Lee Smith
Lenoir
W. Page Harris
Evangelist A. D. Holt
Greensboro, N. C
Nazarene
E. Green Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Ours
Tobias
Centennial
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