Miss Alda Kay Michael Engagement to Ralph Helsabeck
The engagement of Miss Alda Kay Michael to Ralph L. Helsabeck is announced by her mother. Miss Michael is son of Mrs. D. J. Michael, High Point, and the late Mr. Michael. The groom elect is the son of Mrs. R. F. Helsabeck, Ether, and the late Mr. Helsabeck. He is a Starr High School graduate studying at High Point College and employed by Sears Roebuck. Aetna plans are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alda Kay Michael
Ralph L. Helsabeck
D. J. Michael
High Point
Mr. Michael
R. F. Helsabeck
Mr. Helsabeck
Miss Michael
Jamestown High School
High Point Enterprise
Helsabeck
Starr High School
High Point College
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Aetna
Iris Marie Kiger Engaged to Arthur Jennings Nachand Jr
Rural Hall announces engagement of Iris Marie Kiger to Arthur Jennings Nachand Jr of Winston Salem. Miss Kiger teaches in High Point city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Marie Kiger
AJ. Nachand Jr
Rural Hall
Harvey Eugene Kiger
Iris Marie
Arthur Jennings Nachand Jr
Winston-Salem
Mr. Nachand
Arthur Jennings Nachand
Louisville, Ky
Thomasville Luncheon to feature Dr Marcus Collins talk
Dr Marcus Collins of High Point College will address the Thomasville Woman's Club at their monthly luncheon. A South Carolina native, he earned degrees from Alabama George Washington Harvard and taught at Wayland Florida State and Georgia. His bio appears in multiple Who's Who editions and he won the Bowden Prize for race relations at Harvard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Woman's Club
Marcus Collins
High Point College
Marcus
South Carolina
University of Alabama
George Washington University
Harvard University
Wayland Baptist College
Texas
Florida State University
University of Georgia
America
South
Southwest
Collins
Bowden
U. S. Department of State
Germany
John J. McCloy
F. H. LaGuardia
New York City
Talk On Adult Education Presented For Sorority
THOMASVILLE Jan. 11 A program on Adult Education was presented by Mrs. Chester Litwin at a meeting of Xi Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Thursday night. Three avenues of adult education were outlined: extension courses, correspondence schools, and schools for special skills and talents. The next meeting will be Jan. 23 at the home of Mrs. Mary Ott on Forsyth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Chester Litwin
Xi Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jennie Reid Newby
West Main Street
Jewell Everhart
Hutchinson Cottage
Mills Home Baptist Orphanage
Suzanne Grubb
Fayetteville
Mary Brown Holmes
Betty Mills
Norma Howard
Hazel Burton
Ruby Veach
Ruby Reid
Mary Lee Crouse
Bessie Russell
Mary Ott
Forsyth Street
Program On Conservation Heard By Wild Flower Club
Mrs Worth Ivey addressed the Wild Flower Club on conservation at their Thursday meeting with Mrs Herman Coble. She defined conservation as wise use and preservation, explained erosion causes and stoppage methods, and read the conservation pledge. The group also noted gifts to the county home and a poinsettia plant for the Salisbury VA Hospital, with refreshments served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Club
Worth Ivey
Herman Coble
Ivey
Louise Ballard
Belvin Moore
Salisbury
Coble
Holt Hunter
Gladis Kivett
Thomasville Legion Auxiliary Discusses Legislation
The American Legion Auxiliary in Thomasville met at Mrs. W. T. Green Sr. home to hear Mrs. Sam Welborne review proposed congressional bills and urge stronger national defense. Committees reported as Mrs. Welborne presided. devotionals were led by Mrs. Green. The next meeting is Feb. 4 at Mrs. Casper's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Thomasville
Congress
Sam Welborne
American Legion Auxiliary
W. T. Green
W. Main Street
Green
G. M. Casper
Welborne Street
Sorority to Meet with Mrs High
The Beta Upsilon Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority will meet Mrs Lacy High on Cedron Avenue Ext on Monday at 7:45 pm. Mrs A Bryant Harris will lead the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Upsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma
Alpha International Sorority
Lacy High
Cedron Avenue
Ext
A. Bryant Harris
Allen Jay PTA Plans Meeting At High School
The Allen Jay School PTA will meet in the high school auditorium Monday at 730 PM. The program includes a Guidance Class play directed by Mrs. I K Purvis and a panel on college entry and persistence. Post program photos will be taken for the school annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay School
PTA
I. K. Purvis
February Vows Planned By Miss Cobb and Clyde Willard
Burlington engagement notice for Shirley Ann Cobb and Clyde Corne lius Willard. Miss Cobb an RN at High Point Memorial Hospital. Willard a Gaston Technical Institute graduate working for R J Reynolds Tobacco in Winston-Salem. The wedding is set for February 22 at Lakeview Congregational Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cobb
C.C. Willard
Star
Gaston Technical Institute
Gastonia
R.J Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem
Lakeview Congreational Christian Church
Burlington
Priscilla Club Luncheon at Mrs Reese Home
The Priscilla Club met at Hill Crest Drive host Mrs Owen Reese for a 12 30 luncheon. Guests sat at small tables amid pink and white floral centerpieces as Mrs Roy Watts led the business meeting. Fourteen members attended and Mrs Almon Cross attended as a guest. discussion covered future program plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscilla Club
Mrs. Reese
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
Roy Watts
Fred Thomas
Almon R. Cross
Gardenette Club to View Two Films at Library
The Gardenette Garden Club will meet Wednesday evening at 7 in the public library audio-visual room. Members will view two films and Mrs. Leslie Albertson will serve as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardenette Garden Club
Public Library
Leslie Albertson
High Point Garden Club Plans Meeting at Idol Home
The High Point Garden Club will meet this week at the home of Mrs. W. C. Idol at 210 Hillcrest. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
W. C. Idol
Hillcrest
Club Chawolei Plans Projects
Thomasville report shows Club Chawolei members meeting at Guilford Dairy Hostess Room Wednesday night to discuss helping two needy families. President Mrs. Alan Workman led the session with Mrs. Perry Hilton giving the devotionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Club Chawolei
Guilford Dairy
Tobias Bridal Shop Advertisement for North Carolina Weddings
Tobias Bridal Shop touts experience with over 2500 North Carolina weddings. It offers engraved invitations and bridal publications, inviting customers to choose gowns from new selections or a debut collection on the second floor.
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North Carolina
Dried Arrangement Club Plans Plaque Workshop
The Dried Arrangement Club will host a plaque making workshop during its Tuesday meeting at 10 a.m. at 1025 W College Dr the home of Mrs. Charlies Peace. Associate hostess will be Mrs. Clarence Wagner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Peace
W. College
Clarence Wagner
Garden Club Talks on Dried Arrangements
Town and Country Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at 432 W Lexington Ave. Mrs. R T Cottam will speak to the group on dried arrangements at the home of Mrs James Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Garden Club
James Harris
Lexington Ave
R. T. Cottam
Plant and Pluck Garden Club Speaker Frances Nelson
Mrs Frances Nelson will speak on Selection and Care of House Plants at the Plant and Pluck Garden Club meeting. The group meets Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 242 Boulevard, home of Mrs F B De Lapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Nelson
F. B. de Lapp
Boulevard
Mrs Frank Garrett To Speak On Roses At Garden Club
Mrs Frank Garrett will speak on Roses at the Hum n Hoe Garden Club meeting. The session starts at 12 15 p m at the home of Mrs J V Garrett Jr 102 Brantley Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garrett
Hum 'N’ Hoe Garden Club
J. V. Garrett Jr
Brantley Circle
Dinner Meet Set By Altrusa Club
The Altrusa Club schedules a Tuesday 6:30 p.m. dinner and business meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. The session combines dining with club business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Federal civilian jobs fall to three year low in November
Senator Byrd reported that federal civilian employment dropped to 2,330,107 in November the lowest in at least three years. The total was 64,217 below the previous November and 9,887 under October 1957, with military cuts driving the decline. Civilian department jobs rose to 1,237,516 while military agency staffing fell to 1,092,591, down 12,549 from October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Byrd
D-Va
Defense Department
Senate
House Committee
Plunging Frankfurters Briefly Before Grilling
Some cooks dip frankfurters in boiling water for a minute before grilling and serving with barbecue sauce, a short pre-cook step to heat through and improve texture.
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Thomasville Legion’ Auxiliary
Sorority
Mrs. High
PT A News
Allen Jay
Montlieu Avenue
Dick Meiskey
All of the
Grace Kindergarten
Grace Lutheran Kindergarten
Aches
Paul
George Myer
P. T. Dannenfeldt
T. W. Gardner
Luther Marshall Cobb
Route 2
Shirley Ann
Clyde Cornelius Willard
Clifton Cornelius Willard
Route 1
Clara Tucker Willard
High Point Memorial Hospital School
Tobias
Sale Mouton Jackets
Logwood Brown
Gardenette Club
Club
Chawolei
Tobias Bridal
Garden Club
Mrs. Cottam
Mrs. Nelson
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