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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1954

Page

7

New State Installed At Dinner Meeting Of State Nurses Here

Miss Lucy Lopp was installed as president with Maude Johnson as 1st vice president and Lucy Davis as 2nd vice president. Erselle Hester became recording secretary, Ruth Williard corresponding secretary, and Ida Sykes treasurer. Miss Lopp outlined officer duties before adjournment.

State Nurses’ Association District No. 9 YWCA Miss Lacy Lucy Lopp Maude Johnson Lucy Davis Erselle Hester Ruth Williard Ida Sykes Miss Lopp

Teen slang shifts as Albuquerque teens spin new lingo

Joy Gallagher surveys Albuquerque high schools and catalogs a rapid turnover of teen slang from the 1940s to today. The piece notes terms for fashion, relationships, and cars, blends Western influence with urban chatter, and forecasts further shifts as youths adopt new phrases like space kitty and beat feeter.

Albuquerque New Mexico Joy Gallagher Albuquerque, N. M George Lesent Flynn Virginia

Care of wall to wall carpeting

To keep carpet looking new remove spots as they appear rather than full cleanings. A foam cleaner called Fina Foam, free of naptha or solvents, prevents rings. It is sold at Efird's Department Store, phone 9412.

Efird’s

Chinese Floral Styles Highlight Garden Club Talk

Mrs Hedrick spoke on China the Flow Kingdom to the Garden Study Club at Mrs Appell s home 321 Otte ray Dr with coffee and cake served. She contrasted Chinese arrangements 1368 to 1912 with Japanese styles noting balance over line and color symbols red for weddings white funerals and green endurance. About 16 members and guest Mrs E C Harville attended.

John Hedrick China Appell Otteray Dr Harold Schwab M. R. Cole Hedrick

At Odds With Law But Never With Wife

Reformed bank and train robber Al Jennings and his wife Maude celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in Tarzana California. Jennings, 90, led a gang that looted banks and trains in several states during the 1890s. After a life sentence, President McKinley commuted him and Roosevelt pardoned him. Maude recalls no fear of Al and praises him as the same man she married.

Tarzana Calif al Jennings Maude Jennings Oklahoma Arkansas Texas Kansas McKinley Theodore Roosevelt

Moving Trees With Him

Harvey Hartz plants three maples on his Iowa farm 38 years ago and today hires crews to move them to a new home. The story frames the trees as long-time friends and notes the relocation is underway.

Iowa Harvey Hartz

Never soak wooden kitchen utensils

A brief instruction advises not to soak wooden kitchen utensils and to clean them immediately after use with as little water as possible.

Mid-Week Garden Club hears talk on conservation

Mrs. Worth Ivey spoke on conservation at the Mid-Week Garden Club meeting held at Edgedale Drive. She defined conservation, noted federal achievements, erosion control, floods and pollution as threats, and urged mindful water use amid a drought. The group adjourned for the February meeting.

Worth Ivey Garden Club O. B.heron Harold Davis W. T. Powell H. F. Hunsacker Garden Council Ivey Trey

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District No. 9 State Nurse's Association Uth Williard M. D. Mathews E. C. Harville Belk-Beck CO High Point Dept. Store Anasaairs Ceffen Conte ST. Joseph Hose Childrer N. Main Boston Tip Sii Sringm Belk’s
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