Exchangette Club Installs State and New Members
Mrs R F Samuels was installed as president of the Exchangette Club as 22 members met at the OA. New officers include Mrs Harold Ritch as vice president and Mrs C A Warner Jr as secretary. Two new Board of Control members are Mrs Hoyt Harris and Mrs C L Russell. New members welcomed include Mrs Raleigh A Hunt Mrs Charles Smith and Mrs Clarence R Vincannon. Committees and projects for 1955 include a nursing scholarship and lunches for underprivileged students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. EF. Samuels
Exchangette Club
Samuels
Charles H. Brown
Harold Ritch
C. A. Warner Jr
L. A. Kelley Jr
Board of Control
Hoyt Harris
C. L. Russell
John Coleman
Bill Shaw
Jack Dunn
Raleigh A. Hunt
Charles Smith
Clarence R. Vincannon
C. H. Brown
Paul Callahan
Charles Schmidt
Anniversary Glowing Celebration For Mr and Mrs Steve Onoeal
Mr and Mrs Steve O Neal celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at their home 610 State St Saturday evening. Guests included Mrs O Neals father Mr J H Cornwell and relatives from Columbia S C Greensboro Bat Cave and High Point. A three tiered cake and lace tablecloth plus white carnations and snapdragons highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve O'Neal
Owen
Thei
State St
R. B. Cornwell
Robert Vanhoy
O'Neal
Qui Brown
Regyn Table Me Pty
Diane Ballington
Judy
Brenda Cornwell
Mrs. O'Neal
Knox Walker Addresses AAUW On United Forces For Education
Knox Walker, recently named assistant city attorney, spoke to the High Point AAUW about United Forces for Education a coalition of eight state groups pushing improved North Carolina public education. He outlined goals including funding for staffing clerical support extra teachers for 20 teacher units and higher salaries and extended contracts for nine months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Forces For Education
Knox Walker
High Point
American Association of University Women
YMCA
Walker
North Carolina
N. C. School Board Association
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
North Carolina Education Association
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
North Carolina Junior Chief Commerce
North Carolina Grange
North Sega
Farm Bureau
State Board of Education
Advisory Budget Commission
High Point College
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Norman Kinnaman
Margaret Chatfield
J. C. Berry
Howard Olive
Powell Alexander
Ala Mae Hudson
Gwen Doggett
J. D. Ross
Louise Tapp
Birth Announcements From North Carolina Families
A series of birth notices from Raleigh Greensboro Kernersville Jamestown and Richmond report new daughters and sons. Names include Desiree Ann Sandra Deane Debra Ann Debra Jean Kenneth Michael Billy Murphy Randall Mack Pamela Jeanne with parents from Joe Kidd Jr J C Smith L C Stewart D E Gardner Mack Hensley Forrest Hedrick and others. The births occurred between Jan 22 and Jan 24 at local, High Point, Rex and Richmond hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidds
Joe Kidd Jr
Watauga St
Raleigh
Rex Hospital
High Point
Desiree Ann Smith
J. C. Smith
Route 8
Greensboro
Desiree Ann
High Point Hospital
Sandra Deane Stewart
L. C. Stewart
Route One
Kernersville
Sandra Deane
Debra Ann Fields
James 4. Fields
Textile St
Debra Ann
High Point Memorial Hospital
Debra Jean Gardner
D. E. Gardner
Jamestown
Debra Jean
Kenneth Michael Comer
L. D. Comer
Central Blvd
Kenneth Michael
Billy Murphy Sanders
B. M. Sanders
S. Hamilton St
Billy Murphy
Pamela Jeanne Hedrick
Forrest Hedrick
Richmond
Pamela Jeanne
Richmond Hospital
Hedrick
Dorene Calhoun
Local Hospital News and Patient Recoveries
Boyd Henley to be released from North Carolina Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill after ten days as patient following injuries from a cake accident. Adelaide Wardell back home after surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital. W E Norman to undergo potential vascular surgery this week at High Point Hospital. Elmer Simpson remains under observation at the local hospital. FE Hedrick improves at the local hospital and is now able to receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Henley
Ferndale Dr
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Henley
A. B. Henley
Memorial Hospital
Adelaide Wardell
Barker St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Elmer Simpson
Denny St
FE. K. Hedrick
Greenview Ter
Friendly Club Meets Tomorrow
The Friendly Garden Club will hold its postponed meeting at Borden's Gold Room tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
Borden's Gold Room
Radar in Denver Cuts Speeding Tickets Early
Radar speed checks in Denver captured 1,000 speeding instances in under a month. Captain Shirley Sloan of the police traffic division said the radar accounted for more than half of the speeding tickets issued in that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Shirley Sloan
Aunts Honor Patsy Handy with Bridal Shower Party
Miss Patsy Handy, the February bride elect, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by her aunts Mrs. Cecil Handy Mrs. Everett McNeill and Mrs. Jesse Stone at High Peonandy. Guests enjoyed games and green and white decor as Handy received silver gifts and an electric cooker. She is to wed Jimmy Lewallen on February 12 at Conrad Memorial Baptist Church with 22 guests including her mother Mrs. Glenn Handy and Mrs. E. R. Lewallen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Patsy Handy
Patsy Handy
Cecil Handy
Everett McNeill
Jesse Stone
Rt. 1
Miss Handy
Jimmy Lewallen
Conrad Memorial Baptist Church
Lect
Glenn Handy
Mr. Lewallen
E. R. Lewallen
Everett McNeil
Bride
Stone
Out-Our-Way Garden Club Round Table Talk
The Out-Our-Way Garden Club met at 316 Lindsay St with Mrs. D. B. Wright leading a round table on The Placing of Shrubs. Mrs. Harry Hawthorne presided, committee reports were given, and plans were laid to finish a picnic and plot project on Highway 10A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Wright
Charles Peace
Lindsay St
Harry Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Wright
C. Paul Conrad
R. R. Johnson
Busy Evening Club Meetings and Speaker Dates
Wednesday schedules show Altrusa Ford Winston Salem guest speaker at 6 30. High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star meets 7 30 at the Masonic Temple. African Violet Society hosts Lilian Justice at 509 Ferndale. L Amusante Club 8 at 400 Hillcrest. Thursday features Camellia Club 10 a m with Everett Bryant and others, and a United Church Women board meeting at First Evangelical. Also 8 p m bridge tournament at Sheraton and January Emerywood dinner dance with Howard Venstein band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Ford
Winston-Salem
High Point Roter No. 106
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
African Violet Society
Lillian Justice
Ferndale Dr
L'Amusante Club
Harriss Covington
Hillcrest Dr
High Point Woman's Club
David Yow
Oak View Adnistration Club
Lawrence Brown
Kennedy St
Leaf Women
S. C. Deskins
Modern Study Club
William R. Locke
J. B. Dobson
The
Camellia Club
Everett Bryant
Parkway
James S. Gilliam
E. L. Grimsley
United Church Women
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
High Point- Thomasville Association of Insurance Women
Sherat
Emerywood Country Club
Howard Venstein
Simmering-Down Year Proposed to Reduce Divorces
Ruth Millett argues that requiring couples on the brink of divorce to live apart for a year would force reflection, reduce hurts, and reveal lasting love that remains beneath boredom and conflict. She urges couples to voluntarily adopt a simmering-down year to save marriages.
Stephens Bible Study Class to Meet at Childress Home
The Stephens Bible Study Class will meet with Miss Mary Childress at her home in the William and Mary Apts tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Mrs. A G Carson will be the leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Mary Childress
The
William and Mary Apts
A. G. Carson
Coffee Planned To Honor Mrs Bennett At Saturday Party
Mrs Harold Bennett Jr bride of the season will be honored at a coffee party hosted by Miss Libby Reese and Miss Peggy Smith at 405 Hillcrest Dr next Saturday at 12:30 PM. Before marriage she was Miss Suzanne Stanton and received many nuptial courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bennett Jr
Libby Reese
Peggy Smith
Miss Reese
Hillcrest Dr
Bennett
Suzanne Stanton
BPWC Board Meets Tonight in Chamber Conference Rooms
The Executive Board of the High Point Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its January meeting tonight at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce conference rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Board Changes Time of Meeting
The Board of Managers of United Church Women changed the meeting from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers of
United Church Women
Tiny Puff Sleeve Trick for Quick Ironing
A child's tiny puffed sleeve can be smoothed around a damp burnt-out lightbulb of the right size. Let it dry in place to set a puffed, pretty shape without ironing.
Washington Letter Reports Social Life and Capitol Page Plans
Mrs. Fred Vinson’s family returns to social life after mourning while Anna Case wears a huge emerald necklace and a topaz at parties. Capitol pages study from 6 a.m. in makeshift Library of Congress space and a proposed Capitol Page School would be added with labs and classrooms in a new Senate office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mackay
Metropolitan Opera
Anna Case
Supreme Court
Congress
Capitol Pages
Library of Congress
Capitol Building
Capitol Page Sc
Senate
District of Columbia School Board
Posture Keys Neckline Look for Mature Women
A column notes that a mature woman faces neckline and posture challenges as weight changes. It advises using camphor cream to tighten loose skin, massaging from chin to chest, and finishing with cold water. Doubling as a weight loss tip, it urges regular practice twice daily if possible.
Electric floor polisher use cautions
If you use an electric floor polisher, ensure the wax is thoroughly dry before you start polishing. This prevents slipping and electrical hazards and keeps floors from streaking.
YMCA Weekly Schedule of Youth Classes and Events
The schedule lists swimming lessons for Guppies Tadpoles and Mermaids at the YMCA with times from 3:15 to 8 p.m. It includes B and P Club Dinner Beginner and Advanced Women swimming classes and Plunge. Friday notes Y-Teens travel to Raleigh for a conference. Saturday features a Playday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Raleigh
Orphaned Girl Receives Toys Amid Tragic Loss
Anita Rae Bartlett, 4, died last Friday after battling incurable cancer. Her grandmother Mrs William Barbee sent toys to Cheryl, a 6 year old who recently played with them at the home of Cheryl's schoolteacher Mrs Harry W Black, who cares for the child after the blaze that killed Mrs Lily Ham Brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Anita Rae Bartlett
Popeso
Vane
Lily Hambrick
Morgan Kelly Ham
William Barbee
Anita Rae
Cheryl
Harry W. Black
Mrs. Black
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Mrs
AAUW
Randall Mack Hensley
Randall Mack
Mack Hensley
W. E. Norman
Tabor St
Ruth Millett
Rebekkah
Tubrsday
Rebekah
Green St
Calvin Pierce
Childress Home
Mrs. Bennett
BPWC
Julie Adams
Ray Danton
Universal-International Studio
Hollywood
Star
Waterloo
Owa
Little Rock
Ark
Julia
Leonard Stern
Danton
Washington
Jane Eeads
Fred Vinson
Roberta
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
Elizabeth Green
Seattle
St. Joseph
Vicks VapoRub
VapoRub
Vicks VapoRus
Mai Mik Comparnes
Hoppy
Lindale
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