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High Point Enterprise in High Point, North Carolina
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1961
Page
14
Doll Show Draws 447 Entries In High Point Strong Turnout
The city doll show drew 447 entries from High Point area infants and mothers with 32 prizes awarded. Rose Sturdivant won prettiest baby doll and the grand prize, as shows were staged downtown and at College Village Shopping Center under Sylvia Johnston and city parks staff supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cox
Harllee’s Inc
High Point
Elsie
Rose Sturdivant
Rose
College Village
Nan Brinson
Brenda Callaway
Tamela McKinney
Jane Cross
Cathy Shubert
Karen Johnston
Lynn Young
Judy Sloop
Lee Lyles
Rebecca McKinney
Yvonne Myrer
Jane Hudson
Pam Burton
Jennie Jennings
Cynthia Johnson
Lynn Griffith
Myra Lancaster
Rachel Phillips
Shirley Womack
Ann Harris
Jeanne Jennings
Connie Hayworth
Terrie Lewis
Mary Diffenda
Laura Cole
Amy Rogers
Carolyn Koontz
Linda Jones
Susan Jennings
Craig Thomas
Susan Veach
Parks and Recreation Department
Sylvia Johnston
Fred Ruppenthal
Florida
Jesse Taylor
Saunders’ Toy and Hobby Shop
Harllee’s
Eckerd
W. T. Grant's
Sweet Shoppe Bakery
Sylvia
Vernon Wendler
Holt McPherson
Harold Cheek
Mesdames R. F. Saunders
Mazie Zais
Faye Culler
Johnston
Indians Enrollments Rise Amid Smokes in 1958 Figures
The report shows enrollment numbers for Indians rising while cigarette and cigar consumption also increases between 1955 and 1958. Indian students enrolled climbed as smoking totals reached 470 thousand million and cigarettes and cigars rose to millions.
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Johnny) Johnston
Dai Bayles
By Faye W. Gallimore
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Santa Claus
Guilford Avenue
Johnny
Karen
Electrolux
Ectroluk
Red Aead Adel
BS. L. Skeen
Contact Mill Fabrics, Inc
R. L. Stone
J. W. Sechrest & Son, Inc
LaMarick
la Marick
Helene Curtis
Roux
Revion
Clairol
la Morick
Fane
Weer
Pajamas
N. C
Mill Fabrics, Inc
Lexington
Selig
Stoney
Stic
Foam Rubber
Icc
Ack
Sondel
Elig
Iece Gite
Warner’s Wayside Furniture
Greensboro Road
Sedgefield
Carpet Center
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