Music Club hears Madeline Hoover program tonight
James Bergen at St Marys Episco pal Church presents a program for the Musical Art Club. Mrs Will iard Cardwell performs operatic scenes from The Medium and The Telephone with Bergen at the piano. The club approves Associate Group Membership for the High Point Civic Symphony Orchestra and votes two more donors. New members include Miss Margaret Kipps and Mrs Henry Whitfield. Hostesses are Ruth Jessie Mae Young Jewel Myers and Margaret Marley.
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James Bergen
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Musical Art Club
Miss Mae
Museum of Antiquity
Vital
Americal Theater
Menotti
Bergen
Williard Cardwell
Greensboro
Cardwell
High Point Civic Symphony Orchestra
North Carolina Federation of — Clubs
Piedmont Music
B. F. Ledford
Rolling Rd
Margaret Kipps
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Henry Whitfield
Ruth
Jessie Mae Young
Jewel Myers
Margaret Marley
Syme
Floyd Diheon Semen Wa
Eugenie Anderson Cooking Ambassador
An excerpt from the Woman's Page profiles Eugenie Anderson as a top woman government official. The piece notes her role as a cooking ambassador and situates her among ten leading female U S government figures in a series by the Associated Press staff.
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Woman's
U. S
Associat Press
U S Ambassador's Kitchen Rule Impresses Denmark Visit
Eugenie Anderson, one of the few U S ambassadors abroad who dines in the kitchen weekly, and her family have gained popularity in Denmark where Anderson serves as ambassador. Born in Adair Iowa in 1909, she now lives in Red Wing Minnesota with her husband who runs a family farm. She has been active in foreign affairs and women’s groups, including the League of Women Voters and Democratic activities. The piece notes her involvement with the Minnesota United Nations committee and other civic groups. Also listed are birth announcements for Kathy Denise Collins, Marsha Dianne Adams, Betsy Johnsie Green, Karen Louise Walton, and James Craig Wood, with their hospital birth dates in February.
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Eugenie Anderson
U. S
Anderson
Denmark
Erson
Nene
Ens Pe
Adair
Red Wing
Minn
Stegnen
League of Women Voters
League
Democratic Motionel
Minnesota
Minnesota United Nations Committee
Americans For Democratic Action
Hometown
Youth 18 Hangs Self in Des Moines Jail
Des Moines police report Joe J. Johnson, 18, hanged himself with a belt in a city jail cell while held for questioning in burglary cases. He had earlier implicated himself in the break in and entering probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Joe J. Johnson
Johnson
Oakdale Community Club Meets at the Community House
The Oakdale Community Club held a Saturday meeting at the Community House with a covered dish supper for ten members after the social hour. Weir led the business session as hosts Mr and Mrs Weir and Mr and Mrs Clem Wright assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale Community Club
Cnts
Weir
On Weir
Clem Wright
Wedding Attendant Led Candy Store Robbery Attempt
An 18 year old, Sergio Rodriguez, attended a wedding as best man when he with three others was captured by police after attempting to rob a New York candy store. Rodriguez wore white tie and tails at the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sergio Rodriguez
Bandits Take 8150 From Chicago Tavern
Bandits entered Rudolph Kovac's tavern, locked him in the washroom, and escaped with 8150. Kovac said he normally kept less money on hand but delayed a deposit since Thursday due to a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rudolph Kovac
Kovac
George Washington
Mrs. A. J. Sowers Feted at Seventieth Birthday Supper
Mrs A J Sowers of 419 Gatewood Avenue was honored at a surprise buffet supper for her seventieth birthday. The home was decorated with jonquils and hyacinths. Guests included Mr and Mrs R W Sowers and children Jane and Jerry, Mr and Mrs Paul Sowers and children Donnie Jo Anne and Rudy, Mr and Mrs C D Sowers and daughter Donna Kay, Mrs Page Kernodle and others from Greensboro and Inez Sowers among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Sowers
Gatewood Avenue
R. W. Sowers
Jane
Jerry
Paul Sowers
Donnie
Jo Anne
Rudy
C. D. Sowers
Donna Kay
Page Kernodle
No Ann
Greensboro
Inez Sowers
Miss Purvis Honored At Archdale Bridal Shower
Mrs. B. F. Rogers hosted a miscellaneous shower in Archdale to honor her niece Miss Nancy Purvis bride elect. Guests enjoyed orchid corsages, decorated rooms, games, and gifts, followed by refreshments. Nancy Purvis is engaged to Henry E. Blair.
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B. F. Rogers
Archdale
Nancy Purvis
Henry E. Blair
Williams Family and Friends Return Home From Washington
Mr and Mrs A FE Williams return to Max Ray Williams a student at University. They are joined by Miss Kent Hubbard. Other locals including Mr and Mrs Monroe Gartle and Mr Bill Giles come home after visits with relatives in Washington. Lt Commander Clive Loman returns to Norfolk after navy duty at Little Creek. Mrs Ruth Tuttle remains hospitalized after an operation at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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A. FE. Williams
Max Ray Williams
University
the Williams
Miss Kent Hubbard
Mrs
Monroe Gartle
Ceddie Avenue
Bill Giles
Fairfield
Clive Loman
Norfolk
RSS
A Loman
Wise Street
Commander Loman
United States Navy
Little Creek
Ruth Tuttle
Park Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Altrusa Club Dinner and Club Meetings Share Week’s Schedule
Local clubs announce events at Sheraton YMCA and homes. Altrusa hosts dinner with Garet Flintom and Ed pit. Modern Arts Club to hear Nick Lawrence speak on Drama. other meetings include Twentieth Guines Study Club and Camellia Club with hosts at Greenway Drive and South Main Extension. Two church services at North Main Baptist and Emmanuel Lutheran.
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W. W. Gluyas
Guanes
Greenway Drive
R. Guise "Wi
I the J ‘Oman
YMCA
Hartlee's
North Main
YMCA Events Calendar Highlights Tuesday Ter
Teen-age swimming at Y M C A and adult swim periods mark the evening schedule. Business and professional club dinner, Adams Club meeting, and teen club picket occur. Open house at the YMCA runs from 3:30 to 10:00 with senior high and family supper events listed.
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Y.M.C.A
Business & Professional Club
Adams Club
MCA
YMCA
Living Costs Show Possible Pause In Inflation
Washington reports living costs hover near January levels with wholesale commodity prices down five percent from a year ago and retail grocery prices easing. Analysts caution the pause may be temporary, tied to post holiday price shifts since the Korean War era.
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Washington
AAUW Hears Fournier On Art and Library as Cultural Center
Felix Fournier, North Carolina State director for American Art Week, spoke to AAUW members on bringing art to the community and the need for a central cultural center in High Point. He cited local crafts workshops and urged development of a public library as essential to cultural growth.
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AAUW
Felix Fournier
North Carolina
American Art Week
Fournier
Crafts Workshop
Reidsville
Studio Group
High Point Arts and Crafts Workshop
High Point
E. M. Ship
Dean Pruette
L. B. Reavis
Mable Cherry
Lloyd Thayer
Samuel Hyman
Mason
Barbara Ann Crotts Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Barbara Ann Crotts was entertained with a party honoring her seventh birthday. Mrs. Douglas Foyster organized games and prizes for attendees including Collins, Jane Craven and Alomena nee ae. Refreshments were served to a long list of friends and honored with many gifts.
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Barbara Ann Crotts
Douglas Foyster
A Collins
Jane Craven
Alom Ene
Karen Freeman
Marcia Collins
Dayne Welborn
Greig Myers
J Wall
Pamela Robins
Donald Perryman
Carolina Sink
Aaary Lou Livengood
Jean Cray
Aloma Suggs
Ann Wiseman
Brenda Jackson
Beverly Carroll
An An Eee
Jane Marshall
Ase
Proceeds From Y Box Supper Help Fund Projector
The Modernette Club held a box supper at the YWCA on Saturday to raise funds for a projector and screen for the YWCA. Harold Slim Jensen was auctioneer while men bid for boxes and dined with the preparers. Mrs. Fred Hughes won first prize for the most attractive package, a miniature covered wagon, amid games and a square dance to close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modernette
YWCA
Harold ‘Slim’ Jensen
Jadges
Southern
Ray Gallimore
Forest Edwards
UNC Tar Heels Run Conference Streak to 54 Wins
Chalmers Port of UNC was named to the 1951 All-Conference baseball team. The report notes the Tar Heels completed their conference swimming slate and extended their undefeated run over Southern Conference opponents to 54. A line about coal consumption at the powerhouse is included with campus context.
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Chapel Hill
Univerity of
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Chapel Hill Chalmers
University of North Carolina
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Madeline Hoover
Mrs. Cardwell
Eugenie Anderson Cooking
Sigrid Arne
AP Newsfeatures
Kathy Collins
Grady Collins
Thomasville
Kathy Denise
Hi Point Memorial Hospital
Shirley Gale Cole
W. O. Cole
Bas
Don Gary Lemar
Mrs. L. D. Lemar
Marsha Adams
Roy Adams
Vall Street
Marsha Dianne
Betsy Johnson Green
W T. Green
Main Street
Betsy Johnsie
Donald C. Patterson
Dan Patterson
R . Karen Louise Walton
J. R. Walton, Jr
San. Berna Ayania
Ter
Karen Louise
J . Corp
Walton
Ee J. R. Walton
Bouleva
James Craig Wood
C. V. Wood
Pine On
James Craig
Vivian Blaine
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Monark Venetian
Reta DuPont
Oakdale Club
Miss Purvis
Camellia Club
Co. B. Mattocks
South Main Extension
Alex Whitley
Wild Flower Garden Club
Blankenship
Louise Adams
Blake Thompson
Howard Olive
Aida Berry
Norman Kinnamon
Y. P. Hawkins
J. B. Stokey
P. A. Herring
Charlotte
N. C
Blake Thomb
Blair Mover
Lloyd
Haworths
Katn Fletcher
Clara Lanier
Irving Coffield, Jr
Martine Barker
Guilford County
Baker
Marianne Browne
N. Main ST
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Leree
Rayon
Gabardine
Belk-Beck
Omshei
Venient
Jack and Jill Shop
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