Local club events fill the week in High Point
A busy calendar lists meetings and socials across organizations. The United Daughters of the Confederacy, African Violet group, Parliament ary Law course, Junior Woman’s Club, and many others meet at homes, clubs, and hotels. A wedding reception closes the week at Main Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Daughters of Confederacy
J. F. Hayden
Washington St
Ners
Violet
Per
Arch
P. H. Dalton
American Assocnce
University
Stephen Ginn
Paul Craven
Jane Hall
Borden
Gold Room
Emerywood Country Club
Gene Dillard
Main Street Methodist Church
Hayworth Gibson Wedding Guests Return Home
Mrs Kate Blockwitz and her relatives including Cecilia Blockwitz and the Lenders Skrable families flew back to Teaneck New Jersey after attending the Hayworth Gibson wedding on Saturday night. Guests from Roanoke Virginia and High Point North Carolina traveled home today as family ties linked the bride and groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Blockwitz
Cecilia Blockwitz
Henry Lenders
Wodrow Skrable
Teaneck
Hayworth-Gibson
Blockwitz
Hubert O. Hayworth Jr
SENIOR High Y Teen and Club Meetings at YMCA
Schedule lists multiple YMCA activities for girls and teens including Swim Periods 4:15 8th and 9th grade Y Teen Club 4:45 PM and 6:15 PM Business Club Dinner 7 9 PM Womens Swim at 7 PM Health Education Committee 9 30 PM Seeming Bridge 4:15 7th 8th grade Y Adams Club Dinner 6 30 Robins Club Films and talk on South America 7 30 Stardusters Ca nasta Friday 8 00 10 30 Senior Hi Y Teen Open House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Adams Club
Robins Club
South America
Stardusters Club
Canasta
Riday
Reception to Honor New Music Director Postponed
Plans for a reception to honor Mr. and Mrs. Norman Acker have been cancelled for the present. Mr. Acker is the new music director at the First Baptist Church. The reception had been scheduled by the congregation for Wednesday evening after the midweek prayer service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Acker
Mr. Acker
First Baptist Church
Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs G Norman Acker Jr
Mr and Mrs G Norman Acker Jr of Emerywood Court Apartments announce the birth of twin daughters Eleanor Ann and Jane Carol this morning at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Gibson Jr
Emery Rd
Anon
Yani
G. Norman Acker Jr
Emerywood Court Apartments
Eleanor Ann
Jane Carol
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Set for Tuesday Evening
The Ladies Auxiliary of the National Association of Letter Carriers Branch 549 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs A E Williams home 4016 S Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Woman's Club
High Point
YMCA
Helen Wells
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Ladies Auxyl
National Association of Letter Carriers
A. E. Williams
The
Branch 549
S. Main St
Priscilla Club Plans Friday Meeting at Idol Home
The Priscilla Club will gather Friday at 3 PM hosted by Mrs. W. W. Idol at 912 Johnson Street. Members will discuss upcoming activities and social plans for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
W. W. Idol
Johnson St
Camellia Club Plans Thursday Meeting
The High Point Camellia Club will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. at Mrs. W. H. Wendler’s home, 600 Parkway. Associate hostesses will be Mrs. Earl Schafer and Mrs. J. S. Gilliam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Camellia Club
W. H. Wendler
Earl Schafer
J.S. Gilliam
The
Wild Flower Garden Club
Miss Bessier
Thurston
Philomathean Books Club
Forrest Heeree
Parkway
Priscilla Club
V. W.ron
Johnson
J Ed Hall
Hall-Dillard
Eer Ave
Point College
A. S. Withers
Cedrow Ave
Lew Lewis
Grady Whicker
Arthur Williams
J. S. Gilliam
Child Survives After Run Over By Car
A nine year old girl Phyllis M. Martin in Wichita Kansas escaped serious injury when her uncle George E Hull 24 ran over a cardboard box she crawled into as he backed his automobile from a yard. She emerged with a sprained ankle and cuts and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Phyllis M. Martin
Ape
George FE. Hull
Phyllis
Mary Haworths Mail Pillage Husband Lacks Affection
Dear Mary Haworth column discusses a reader married ten years with four years apart due to work and child care. The wife seeks advice for a strained sex life and frigidity while the husband remains loving but stressed by separations and personal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Wayne
M.H. Mary Haworth
Denton Scout Week Story Hour Highlights Local Girls
Denton Girl Scouts and Troop I sponsored Story Hour as part of Scout Week. Local children and readers, including Ann Hunt and Bren da Coggins, enjoyed the event with librarians and volunteers serving refreshments. Walter Hedrick invites a future session next Thursday from 3 30 to 4 30 p.m. in Asville on April 3. Proceeds from Denton American Legion benefit basketball games, Fat Men versus Lean Men, to fund a new activity bus for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Girl Scouts
Troop I
Tommy
Katha
Suzan Lanier
Robby Til Phil Gallimore
Ivey Russell
Adeline Lomax
Emily
Amy Sexton
Brantley
Mitch
Chip
Tennie Lee
Linda Wilkins
Jimmy Coggins
Edward Leach
Johnnie Lomax
Gloria Shackleford
Audrey Waisner
Bill Ward
Beth
Jenny Morris
Ann Hunt
Marie Leach
Brenda Coggins
Ste Cocenee
Bariffis
Beverly Jones
Walter Hedrick
Américan Legion
Denton Youth Wins At Lions Club Talent Show
Gayle Morris of Denton won first prize at the Lions Club Talent Show at Pilot School singing You You You and encore Changing Partners. Taylor children Joanne Nancy Barbara and Martha won second with Fool Fool on trumpet clarinet drums and Mrs Taylor on piano. Pilot Quartette took third and Denton’s Roger Smith also placed with Hadacol Boogie on guitar. ten winners to appear on Arthur Smith program in Thom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Gayle Morris
Roy Morris
Lions Club
Pilot School
Gayle
Taylor
Joanne
Nancy
Barbara
Martha
Joe Taylor
Fool, Fool
Auto Accessory Theft Report Mentioned in Local Incidents
Theft of several bicycle wheels fenders skirts and related auto parts reported yesterday. Mrs Hill recalled items left on her front porch while a neighbor at 607 Vail St noted a missing car accessory. A line about Charles Lindbergh and Northwest Territories appears as unrelated context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
D. Pi
Vail St
Catholic Men Elect New Officers at Immaculate Heart Parish
Howard Horney was elected president of the Catholic Men's Club at the annual parish meeting in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Church hall. Albert Nackley, Melvin Kirsch, Ed Chimleski, Ed Johnson, and Greg Doll were named vice president, secretary, treasurer, sergeant at arms, and group delegate respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Horney
Catholic Men's Club
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Horney
Albert Nackley
Melvin Kirsch
Ed Chimleski
Ed Johnson
Greg Doll
Robert J. MacMillan
Hoke Duke
Nick Guerrieri
Japanese Women Embrace Power in Postwar Japan
In Tokyo the changing role of Japanese women is highlighted as 24 women join Parliament seats, a new Family Relations Court awards alimony, and birth control and education expand. The piece notes women gain votes, push for reforms, and influence U.S. policy toward Japan while aging traditions fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Congress of
United States
Masao Ito
Shizue Kato
Ishimoto
Margaret Sanger
K Gee
Seonee
Agg Na Sr Ea
Georgias MacArthur
Kato
Miy:Women's University
Sendai
Masamitsu Ishii
Ishii
Leading Film Director William K. Howard Dies
William K. Howard, 54, a former theater manager who became a leading director, died in Pasadena yesterday after a year long throat ailment. He began directing in 1924 and produced titles such as This Side of Heaven Johnny Come Lately Thunder ing Herd The Valiant and When the Lights Go on Again. He was born in St Marys Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
William K. Howard
Side of
Heaven
Johnny Come
St.Mary’s
Ohio
Dillon South Carolina Mayor Rod Carmichael Dies
Rod M. Carmichael, 69, a furniture store owner serving his ninth term as Dillon mayor, died after a long illness. Survivors include his widow, a daughter and a son in Dillon, plus three brothers in North and South Carolina. Funeral services are set for tomorrow in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon, S. C
Rod M. Carmichael
Dillon
W. D. Carmichael Sr
Chapel Hill
N.C
James C. Carmichael
Frank Carmichael
Bennettsville
Wife dodges brick then struck by car in Sapulpa
In Sapulpa Oklahoma a 58 year old wife dodged a brick thrown by her 60 year old husband and stepped into the path of an oncoming car. She suffered a broken leg internal injuries and shock. A M Rivers was charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. The 19 year old youth driving the car said he was en route to meet the couple’s daughter for a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapulpa
Okla
State Highway Patrol
A. M. Rivers
Thomasville Officials Attend NC Purchasing Meeting
City Manager Everett W. Schadt and Engineer Bill Johnson will travel to Fayetteville Wednesday for a one day meeting of the North Carolina Chapter of the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing. They will return to Thomasville Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Everett W. Schadt
Bill Johnson
Fayetteville
North Carolina
National Institute of Governmental Purchasing
Sidewalk Replacement Underway on Salem Street in Thomasville
City crews tear down 130 feet of 18 inch high Salem Street sidewalk after midnight to reduce a hazard. Work resumes with sand rock fill and concrete replacement tomorrow morning. Property owners share the construction cost. final curb height will be six inches. A mercury vapor light aided the Saturday night demolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Salem St
Bill Johnson
Johnson
Everett Schadt
City Hospital
Folk Dancers To Meet In Greensboro Festival Opens In Youth Center
More than 400 folk dance fans from across North Carolina gather in Greensboro for the first North Carolina Folk Dance Federation festival. Evelyn McNeely says the event, at 8 p.m. in the Youth Center, marks the third statewide festival year. A federation council meeting follows at the Mayfair Cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina Folk Dance Federation
Evelyn McNeely
Federation
Greenville
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Miss McNeely
High Point
Mayfair
Drive In Hit Second Time By Thieves
In Thomasville the Lantern Drive In Theater on new Highway 64 was robbed Saturday night. Deputies say the concession stand was looted of about 10 cartons of cigarettes four cartons of chewing gum 15s of wieners and 5 of hamburgers. This marks a second recent looting at the drive in theater. Entry was gained by breaking a panel to unlock the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
New Highway 64
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E. O. Cummings
Emerywood Estates
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Asville
Pilot Lions Club
Aries A. Lindbergh
Atlantic
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