Tea At Michael Home Honors Miss McCanless
Miss JoAnn McCanless bride elect of February 15 was honored at a tea at the Michael home on Homestead Avenue. About 60 guests called between 3 and 5 pm. hostesses were Ann Michael Laura Jean Malpass Carolyn Dillon and Margaret Stout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn McCanless
Neil Wilson
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Michael
Homestead Avenue
Ann Michael
Laura Jean Malpass
Carolyn Dillon
Margaret Stout
Dollie Wilson
Miss McCanless
Rebekah Lodge Holds History Talk And Committee Selections
Rebekah Lodge met at IOOF Hall on Commerce Street with Mrs. Etta Wischum as new noble grand. Committees for the year were named by chairmen including Mrs. Minnie McIntyre and Mrs. Margaret Hayworth, and the group voted to buy a new radio for the IOOF Home girls room in Goldsboro. J. R. Young gave a history of Odd Fellows in the United States tracing origins to 1819 in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Wischum
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Commerce Street
Minnie McIntyre
Margaret Hayworth
Mary White
Ella Ree Kent
Maudie Armentrout
Stella Brown
Ethel Freedle
Frances Chanel
Lodge
IOOF
Goldsboro
J. R. Young
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
North Carolina
Odd Fellows
United States
Young
Seven Star Tavern
Baltimore
Thomas Wildey
Schuyer Colfax
Rebekahs
Wiscum
Ora Lawrenson
Velma B. Moore
Clay County
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Dare County
Stumpy Point
Stumpy Point Club
Fran Alexander
Washington
Beaufort
Venona
Frances M. Darden
Darden
Shower fetes bride elect Miss Lawrence in honors
A miscellaneous shower honored bride elect Miss Lawrence with bridal eats and refreshments. Guests enjoyed novelty games with prizes won by Mrs. M. Ellis, Mrs. J. R. Valentine, Miss Betty Kirkman, and Miss Betty Rose Pegram. Special guests included Mrs. Fred Lawrence, Mrs. A. L. Slate, and Mrs. W. J. Lawrence. Miss Lawrence will wed Airman Third Class Bill Slate on Saturday January 25 at Ward Street Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ellis
J. R. Valentine
Betty Kirkman
Betty Rose Pegram
Fred Lawrence
A. L. Slate
W. J. Lawrence
Lawrence
Garden Club and Sorority Meetings Schedule For Week
Community groups list weekly gatherings across Thomasville with dozens of garden clubs beta Sigma Phi sororities and study clubs meeting at homes and local venues including 332 Woodrow Ave Penny Road and Emerywood Country Club. Highlights include Hasty Garden Club Monday 7 15 p.m. and Credit Women's Breakfast Club Thursday 7 30 a.m.
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Hasty Garden Club
Claude Lee Sink
Thomasville
Xi Psi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
J. R. Summers
Woodrow Ave
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
N. L. Dills
Fifth St
Xi Upsilon
Mildred Knox
William and Mary Apts
Jewish Women Plan Informal Reception at Bnai Israel Center
The High Point section of the National Council of Jewish Women invites members to a program titled The Jewish Home Beautiful followed by an informal reception. The event is at the B'nai Israel Education Center on Ray and Hamilton streets, Thursday at eight o'clock on January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
National Council of Jewish Women
B'nai Israel Education Center
Ray and
Hamilton Streets
Y W C A Weekly Schedule Of Youth Activities
The listing outlines daily sessions at the YWCA for 7th to 12th graders and younger children. Activities include Y-Teens gatherings at 7 30 p m and 10 a m Bible class, club meetings, luncheon, swimming lessons, plunge periods, and various women and junior club events across a Wednesday schedule.
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YMCA
B Sharp Club Elects Officers at January Meeting
The B Sharp Music Club held an organizational meeting Saturday at 3 PM with Susanna Bell at 1203 Greenway Dr. Twelve members attended. Carolyn Conrad was elected president Betsy Price vice president Marty Holbrook program chair Sylvia Freeman secretary Sue Lynn Turner treasurer Rita Wallin hospitality chairman Susanna Bell scrap book chairman Betty Jo Vaughn ratings. The next meeting is set for February at Jodie Tedder’s Oak View home.
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B Sharp Music Club
Susanna Bell
Greenway Dr
H. A. Alexander
Carolyn Conrad
Betsy Price
Marty Holbrook
Sylvia Freeman
Sue Lynn Turner
Rita Wallin
Betty Jo Vaughn
Jodie Tedder
Oak View
Meeks Vacation Tour and Local Medical Updates
Mr. and Mrs. George Clarence Meeks of 507 Hawthorne St. vacationing in Florida visiting Citrus Tower Clermont Jacksonville Daytona Beach Silver Springs St Augustine Orlando Key West and Havana Cuba. Cammie Louise Stutts daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stutts 511 Bridges St spent weekend at home after treatment at North Carolina Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill and returned for further care. Mrs. Chris Schultheiss 519 Daytona St left High Point Memorial Hospital after two weeks of treatment and is home now.
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George Clarence Meeks
Hawthorne St
Florida
Citrus Tower
Clermont
Jacksonville
Daytona Beach
Silver Springs
St. Augustine
Orlando
Key West
Havana
Cuba
Cammie Louise Stutts
Harold Stutts
Bridges St
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Chris Schultheiss
Dayton St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Reading program grows in Bertie County farms
Bertie County Home Demonstration reading program reports 681 books read in 1957. Over 175 books added to home libraries, 371 magazines and 164 newspapers subscribed. Perrytown leader Mrs. D T Baker praised for boosting reading and serving as a book station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie
North Carolina
Lenore Crouser
D. T. Baker
Perrytown
Mary B. Bickers
Albemarle
Fire destroys Brookbank Roofing sites in Clinton
A Saturday night blaze driven by high wind destroyed three warehouses and two workshops of the Brookbank Roofing and Insulating Co. in Clinton North Carolina. Property damage was estimated between 50 000 and 70 000 and firemen from Clinton and Fayetteville prevented damage to surrounding buildings.
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Clinton
N.C
Brookbank Roofing and Insulating Co
Fayetteville
Adolescent Brother Disrupts Family Life in Violent Fits
A 16 year old sister asks Dear Mary Haworth how to handle a 15 year old brother whose tantrums disrupt the home. He teases siblings, shouts, and has violent outbursts that shove their mother and intimidate the household. The writer suggests medical advice may help.
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Brother
Mary Haworth
Quiet Ways to Halt Family Quarrels and Bullying
This column advises using silence to defuse conflicts and avoid noisy exchanges with a disruptive brother. It suggests judo lessons for self defense and recommends parental authority or sending the offender to a military school to teach obedience. Readers may write Mrs Mary Haworth via the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterton
Goat
Mary Haworth
Husband keeps wife feeling young with constant attention
Ruth Millett argues that a husband's ongoing flirting, compliments, and shared experiences keep a wife feeling like a girl. He should listen, engage in her interests, and treat her as a date to prevent aging perceptions and envy of younger women.
Paulette Goddard Plans Marriage
Detroit actress Paulette Goddard flies to New York after quitting The Waltz of the Toreadors to hasten her marriage to author Erich Maria Remarque. She says the date is not set and notes prior marriages to Charles Chaplin and Burgess Meredith.
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Detroit
Paulette Goddard
New York
Erich Maria Remarque
Erich
Miss Goddard
Charles Chaplin
Burgess Meredith
Phi Mu Alumnae Meet Tonight at High Point College
Phi Mu Alumnae will gather this evening at High Point College Administration Building at 7:30. The event brings together alumnae members for a planned meeting and discussion.
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Phi Mu
High Point Phi Mu
High Point College
Church Character Builders Meet Tonight at Mrs Davis Smith's
The Character Builders Class of Main Street Methodist Church meets this evening at 7 30 with Mrs Davis Smith at her home 723 Forrest Ave Associate Hostess Mary Charles Sledge.
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Wayside Garden Club
C. E. Diffendal
Edgedale Drive
Almanac Garden Club
Herb Ragan
Oakhurst
Pine Hill
A. E. Williams
S. Main St
Spade and Grow Garden Club
Nancy Burrows
Forest Park Garden Club
Clarence Robards
Woodruff
Main Street Methodist Church
Davis Smith
Forrest Ave
Mary Charles Sledge
Ridge announces birth of Daniel Albert Ridge
Mr and Mrs Paul Ridge announce the birth of a son Daniel Albert on January 18 at Rex Memorial Hospital Raleigh The mother is Betty Jean Gaddy of High Point North Carolina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Albert Ridge
Paul Ridge
Powell Dr
Raleigh
Daniel Albert
Rex Memorial Hospital
Healing substance shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery
New York reports a new healing substance shows the ability to shrink hemorrhoids itch relief and pain reduction without surgery. Case studies note gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage in many sufferers with remarkable results.
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Preson H
New York, N.Y
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Sherry
Libby Sears
Karen McConkey
Libby McInnis
L. Wayne McCanless
William C. Gordon
Rebekah Lodge
Ioof and
Rebekah Lodges
Miss Lawrence
W. W. Gluyas
Twentieth Century Study Club
Greenway Drive
Modern Study Club
Gilbert Koontz
Ferndale Dr
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
Fred Thomas
Priscilla
Emerywood Country
N. M. Harrison Jr
Howard Coble
Pat the Harrison Cae A
Robins Club
Little the
Emme
Adolfo
B Sharp Club
Piedmont
Virginia M. Nance
Macon County
Florence Sherrill
Theta Barnard
Clay County Council
R. R
Ruth Millett
DuPont Tontine
N. Main
U.S
Stauffer
Ave Stauffer
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