Lewallen-Leal Vows Spoken In Florida
In Miami Florida White Methodist Church hosted the wedding of Leanor A Leal and Charles B Lewallen Jr The ceremony was officiated by Rev Dr Glenn C James in a double ring service The bride wore a white lace and tulle gown and carried a white orchid topped prayer book A reception followed at the bride home and the couple departed for a brief honeymoon in Hollywood Fla The bride Pfeiffer Junior College in Misemheimer and the groom a High Point College graduate both plan to join the Navy The groom is the son of Mrs C B Lewallen Greensboro and Mr Lewallen Greensboro.
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White Methodist
Miami
Fla
Leanor A. Leal
Charles B. Lewallen, Jr
Glenn C. James
Luis Leal
Cuba
Hollywood
Pfeiffer Junior College
Misenheimer
High Point College
Navy
Japan
Little Creek
C. B. Lewallen
Lewallen
Greensboro
Lovelace Addresses Pilot Club Dinner Meeting
The Pilot Club hosted a dinner meeting at the Rainbow Supper Club with James B. Lovelace as guest speaker. Lovelace outlined how a bill originates and moves through the General Assembly as eighteen members attended.
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Pilot Club
Rainbow Supper Club
James B. Lovelace
Helen Chapman
Keystone Idea film shows newspapers impact on community
Pennsylvania publishers film a 20 minute Technicolor study titled Keystone Idea. shot in State College it uses Centre Daily Times residents as actors to dramatize the town after its newspaper suspends publication. over 60 prints distributed in 23 states with expected recovery from rentals.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
State College,Pa
Centre Daily Times
State College
Keystone
Just Looking For Place to Sleep in Toledo
Police caught a man trying to open car doors in a police lot. He was booked on drunken and disorderly charges after telling officers he was seeking a place to sleep. He found shelter behind bars on a window in the lot.
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Toledo
Deep River Club Hears Talk On Laundry Methods
The Deep River Home Demonstration Club met at the Deep River Friends Church Hut with 16 members and one new member, Mrs. Carl Spainhour. Betty Howard spoke on laundry methods and hard water issues, Mrs. C. C. Williard presided, and the group agreed to improve the meeting room by purchasing draperies and folding chairs.
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Deep River Home Demonstration Club
de River Friends Church Hut
Betty Howard
C. C. Williard
Carl Spainhour
Hilda Morehead
Wanda Cole
Lucile Davis
Dish Gardens Theme At Center Thursday
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club hosts a Dish Gardens theme at the Garden Center on North Main Street near Straughan's Book Shop. January focuses on Indoor Glamour with visiting hours from nine to five each Thursday.
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Straughan
North Main Street
Women of the Moose Plan Meeting at Church Street Home
The Women of the Moose will meet tomorrow night at the Moose Home on Church Street at eight oclock. Mrs Willard Evans Senior Regent will preside.
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The
Moose
Moose Home
Church Street
Willard Evans
Bus Passengers Abandon Woman In Labor On Milwaukee Bus
A Milwaukee bus driver and passengers fled to find help as a 30 year old woman began labor. They returned to find Mrs. Marie Parrott had given birth to a five pound one ounce girl by the time rescuers arrived, with officers and bystanders assisting.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marie Parrott
Farmer Shoots Dairy Cows Then Kills Self in Rhinebeck
In Rhinebeck New York police reported 51 year old farmer Harry Seckendorff ended a long illness by firing bullets into 16 cows in his dairy herd then killed himself. A neighbor said he loved those cows.
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Rhinebeck, N. Y
Harry Seckendorff
Resolving a Child's Fear Through Calm Self Trust
A mother anxious after promising to stay with her grandmother must rebuild trust in herself to calm her son Philip. She should provide consistent reassurance about her whereabouts, model reliability, and gently counter the fear of disappearance through deliberate, calm actions rather than involving professionals.
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Philip
Shim
D Darling
Mother
Local clubs schedule events through weekend in Thomasville
A dense list of meetings and social events is planned: Lea gue of Women Voters units host speakers John Haworth and C. B. Loflin. Home and Garden Club at Mrs. Hubbard. Camellia Club at Mrs. Dwyer. Utopian Study Club at Emerywood. Union Hill Home Demonstration at Mrs. Howard. Entre Nous Club at Mrs. Sherrod. High Point Thomasville Insurance Women dinner at the Woman’s Club. YWCA membership dinner featuring Esther Briesmeister of Turkey. Mrs. Coggin hosts Gilbert Street party for the newlywed. Wildflower Garden Club at Mrs. Pitts. Town and Country Garden Club at Mrs. Black. Priscilla Club at Forest Hill Drive. Miss Louise Edmonds hosts a Welborn Street reception for bride elect Betty Lou Hefner.
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Home and Garden Club
Robert Hubbard
Wellington
Martine Barker
Camellia Club
John K. Dwyer
Arbordale Drive
Walter B. Thomas
Emerywood Country Club
Union Hill Home
Frank Howard
League of Women Voters
YWCA
C. B. Loflin
Neal C. Austin
United Nations
Edith Moore Sherrod
Entre Nous Club
Roland Park Avenue
High Point
Thomasville Association of Insurance Women
Woman's Club
Thomasville
Esther Briesemeister
Turkey
James Clarence Coggin
N. L. Cecil
Gilbert Street
Reitze Pitts
Wild Flower Garden Club
Woodrow Avenue
T. R. Ballard
Town and Country Garden Club
Irvin Black
P. A. Jones
Fred Cox
Louise Edmonds
Welborn Street
Betty Lou Hefner
Hickory
Churchill ends Jamaican stay to board Queen Mary home
Britain’s Prime Minister Winston Churchill will leave Jamaica on Thursday to return to England aboard the liner Queen Mary. A separate scientific estimate notes only about 7 percent of human physical variation stems from non hereditary causes.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Britain
Winston Churchill
New York
England
His X Sign Leads to Jail For Forging Neighbor’s Savings
James James stole the postal savings account book of neighbor William Hood and forged his signature to withdraw 354 dollars over 12 weeks. Hood could not write and signed with an X. James’s error created a plus shaped X that exposed the fraud and led to a two year sentence.
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London
James James
William Hood
Hood
James
Lemay
Itching skin relief for older folks with Resinol Ointment
Persistent dry skin in older adults eased by Resinol Ointment containing lanolin. Soothing relief targets itching quickly and lasts, reducing scratching. Available at all drug stores.
Unicorn described as horsey with antelope hind legs
A medieval bestiary details unicorns as creatures with a horse head and body, antelope hind legs, and a lion’s tail as part of their legendary form.
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Florida
James Lovelace
United States Navy
Miami, Fla
This City
Nelly de Grab
Deep River Club
Muriel Lawrence
Unit II
Harry Rothrock, Jr
North Drive
Denny Street
John Haworth
Priscilla Club
Fred Thomas
Forest Hill Drive
Dy-Dee Supply Company
Waughtown Street
Winston- Salem
N. C
Riedmans
Sale Joc
Skyway
North Main
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