Miss Emma Lee Sinclair Weds Hal B Ingram Jr in Hamlet
Laurinburg report states Miss Emma Lee Sinclair daughter of Mrs Duncan James Sinclair and the late Mr Sinclair married Hal B Ingram Jr son of Mr and Mrs HB Ingram of Hamlet at the bride's East Church Street home on January 1. The double ring ceremony officiated by Rev J B Willis featured white candles snapdragons and a tiered cake. The bride a Robin egg blue taffeta dress with matching lace and accessories, is a Salem College senior. Ingram is a NC native, Air Force officer assigned in Laredo Texas, recently commissioned as Second Lieutenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurinburg
Hal B. Ingram, Jr
Hamlet
Emma Lee Sinclair
Duncan James
Duncan James Sinclair
Sinclair
HB. Ingram
East Church Street
J. B. Willis
First Baptist Church
Mattie Burney
Stuart Hall
Staunton
Salem College
Ingram
High Point College
University of North Carolina
Air Force
Laredo
Texas
Obvious Cancer Symposium Addresses Larynx Symptoms
In Los Angeles Dr. Joel Pressman of the University of California notes hoarseness as an early sign of laryngeal cancer and urges prompt medical checkups since many patients delay treatment for six months or more. The piece also cites a government payroll figure for mid-1952.
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Los Angeles
Joel Pressman
University of California
Pressman
District Nurses Hear Dr Rogers Talk On New Drug
The Ninth District of the North Carolina State Nurses Association met at the YWCA with 37 members to hear Dr Max Rogers discuss the new drug antrell for gastric ulcers. He noted High Point as the first test site since October 1952 and said the drug is widely used in the U S and abroad. New officers were introduced and a District Officers Institute in Burlington on January 30 was announced for attendance.
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North Carolina State Nurses Association
YWCA
Max Rogers
Rogers
Ceba
High Point
Lucy Lopp
Maud Johnson
Kington
Lucy Davis
Asheboro
Ruth Williard High Point
Ida Sykes
Institute For
Burlington
Mid Week Home Demonstration Club Hears Betty Howard Program
Guilford County Agent Betty Howard spoke to the Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club on Home Laundry at the home of Mrs. Bruce Oxford. She explained soaps bleaches and laundry gear and showed how soft and hard water affect soap suds noting soft water needs no softener. Two-year awards were given to Mrs. Tom Bishop and Mrs. Maurice Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Howard
Guilford County
Bruce Oxford
Cedrow Avenue
Howard
Fred Newby
Craig
Tom Bishop
Maurice Peace
Right Way To Apply Powder
A beauty guide notes that women should use a powder pad and lipstick in moderation while keeping tools clean. It advises patting the neck first, applying quickly, then brushing away surplus, and choosing a suitable powder base for oily or dry skin with gentle cleansing and minimal touch ups.
Birth announcements from High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Troy Wall announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Ann at High Point Memorial Hospital January 5. Mr and Mrs J W Leonard announce the birth of a daughter Sylvia Dianne at High Point Memorial Hospital January 6.
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Troy Wall
Kearns Street
Deborah Ann
High Point Memorial Hospital
J. W. Leonard
Young Street
Sylvia Dianne
Religious Themes Lead Calendar Art Trend Says Firm Executive
CHICAGO A Shaw-Barton Inc executive says religious subjects in calendars reflect national mood. A N Moore notes Americans turn to religion and family in uncertain times and that popular calendar pictures urge church attendance and faith training for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A. N. Moore
Shaw-Barton, Inc
Worker Health Course Opens at University of Pennsylvania
A new industrial medicine course starts February 18 at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia with 12 lectures and discussions through May 6. It aims to improve worker health in the metro area, covering dust and fumes diseases, solvents, lead exposure, in plant services, rehabilitation, employability, psychiatry, and the physician’s role in accident prevention and retirement. The Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce co sponsors and many firms have signed up.
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Philadelphia
America
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
Nine Son Family Uses Numbering System
Shannon Mississippi residents Difford and Mrs West parent a family of nine sons born from 1904 onward. The sons identify themselves by birth order when phoning, with numbers such as one Mom or number three for Elon. Most live near their parents, Ra and Howard are abroad, and the couple reflects on raising a baseball team from the brood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
West
Girl Scout Troops Map Plans and Welcome New Member
Brownie Troop 12 welcomed Sandra Carter at its last meeting with leaders Mrs. R T Tunstall Jr and Mrs John Marsh Jr. Troop 34, meeting at Emmanuel Lutheran Church led by Mrs Houston Gaddy with assistant Mrs J Woody Brinson, plans for next year. Intermediate Troop 41 at Wesley Memorial Hut discussed Girl Scout Promise and Laws and cooking badge work. Organization and Camp Committees set meetings for tomorrow with Miss Elizabeth Figner of the National Field Staff attending.
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Sandra Carter
R. T. Tunstall
John Marsh
Tomlinson School
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Houston Gaddy
J. Woody Brinson
Wesley Memorial Girl Scout Hut
J. D. Wood
Keyaunee Area
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Elizabeth Figner
Girl Scout National
Miss Figner
Y W C A News Thursday and Friday Schedule
Y. W. C. A. announces a Thursday lineup with Y Teen meeting at 4 15, Young Adult Department supper at 6, Agenda Club at 6 30, Finance Committee at 7, and Board of Directors at 8. Friday hosts 7 30 to 10 for Std and 9th Teen open house. Saturday features a 5 o clock Young Adult supper and slumber party. Also included is a recipe instruction to peel parboil and brown sweet potatoes near your roast.
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St. High Y
Agenda
Garden Study Club Discusses Garden Center Developments
The Garden Study Club met at Mrs. A. R. Harrison’s Wiltshire Boulevard home with Mrs. M. D. Mathews and Mrs. Harold Schwab presenting on The Purpose and Ideas of The Garden Center. Members were urged to join the Garden Center at Straughan's Book Shop on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Study Club
A. R. Harrison
Wiltshire Boulevard
M. D. Mathews
Harold Schwab
Garden Club
Straughan
North Main Street
George Cecil
W. J. Pappas
Roses Featured In Green Acre Garden Club Program
Mrs. Robert Courts and Mrs. B. Co. Fowler led a Rose program for the Green Acre Garden Club at East Farriss Avenue with Mrs. Z. P. Long hosting. They traced rose history, noted over five thousand U.S. varieties, advised on site, soil, planting, pruning, cutting, spraying and dusting. The meeting drew 18 members and six guests, with Mrs. Jack Green presiding.
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Robert Courts
B. Co. Fowler
Green Acre Garden Club
Z. P. Long
East Farriss Avenue
Harvey Lenderman, Jr
Coutts
Fowler
United States
Jack Green
Richard Bennett
al Bennet
Frank Dozier
Jim Bulla
Marcus Aderholdt
Richard Knapp
Japan Gets U. S. Scrap Metal
Yokohama report says US Army quartermaster sales of scrap metal and rubber to Japanese firms have netted American taxpayers 2,750,000 since 1951. The scrap is sold mainly to small businessmen. Only mammals have hair.
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Yokohama
Japan
Army
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U. S. Air Force
Miss Sinclair
Department of Commerce
Albright
Kearns
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
C. B. Kearns
Montheu Avenue
Dorothy Hendrix
Frances Byrum
Helen Follett
Deborah Ann Wall
Sylvia Dianne Leonard
Houston
Tex
Lonnie Doyen
H. D. Crawford
Fredericksburg
Adelene Bulian
Austin
Doyen
Crawford
Boston Gream Pie
the Sweet Shoppe
S. Wrenn St
Garden Center
Mesdames Courts
U. S
All Ladies
North Main
Angora
SOX
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