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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1954

Page

7

Local residents and visitors noted in High Point items

Mrs Emma Warner of Chicago with the Coast Guard visits her daughter at 704 Arlington for two weeks arriving last Saturday. Mrs W A Mayes remains critically ill at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem with limited visiting. Miss Ann Burton of Leamington Ontario arrives to attend Miss Betty Jo Snider’s upcoming wedding on February 13 at Wesley Memorial church. James A Kidd treated at High Point Memorial Hospital after illness. Elmer Hutchens hospitalized after heart attack with no visitors. Harold C Bennett and family relocate to 428 Hillcrest Drive from 405 Woodbrook Court. Mrs W P Gunter returns home after two and a half months recovering from a broken hip.

Emma Warner Chicago United States Coast TL Guard Caseyman Arlington High Point W. A. Mayes the Baptist Hospital Winston- Salem Ann Burton Leamington Ontario Canada Betty Jo Snider Miss Snider Johm Richard Kellam Wesley Memorial Methodist Church I C. Elmer Hutchens Rankin St High Point Memorial Hospital W. P. Gunter Adams St

DAR Schools Record Attendance and Plans for State Congress

General Gertrude Carraway announces Tamassee and Kate Duncan Smith DAR Schools opened with record attendance and equipment and aim for higher records. DAR adds facilities and funds 13 institutions with 1.2 million dollars in three years. State Congress planned for March 24, 1954 at Durham Washington Duke Hotel with full announcements forthcoming.

Gertrude Carraway Tamassee Kate Duncan Smith DAR G. A. Kernodle Durham Washington Duke Raleigh Noah Burfoot Asheville Liberty Hall Red Springs Southern Pines Charlotte Mecklenburg Geoffrey Creyke W. A. Becker New Jersey W. H. Belk Eoal Board Lumberton Rhe Gastonia American Indian Committee National Board South North Carolina District of Columbia America

Soviets Ahead on Missiles Say Doolittle

Lt Gen Jimmy Doolittle told a Midland Chamber of Commerce meeting that it is extremely likely the Soviets lead in long range ballistic missile development. The World War II ace, now oil company executive, warned civilization’s fate may hinge on perfected guided missiles.

Midland Tex Jimmy Doolittle Tokyo Midland Chamber of Commerce

Governor Johnston Murray ends political bid speculation

Oklahoma City Gov. Johnston Murray and his wife Mrs. Willie Murray said they would not seek election this year. Murray noted he may never be a candidate again, ending rumors he would challenge Sen. Robert Kerr for the U.S. Senate while his wife was linked to a gubernatorial bid. He is barred by the state constitution from a second consecutive term.

Oklahoma City Johnston Murray Willie Murray Murray U. S. Senate Robert S. Kerr

Police Fail To Find Wanted Man In Denver

Police searched downtown Denver for Everett Lowell Krueger 31 Wyoming jail escapee listed among the I s ten most wanted men. A Birmingham laborer hitchhiked toward Washington and was released after questioning. Police had reports of Krueger sightings but found no trace.

Denver Everett Lowell Krueger Wyoming I's Birmingham Ala Washington Krueger

Local Club Teas and Dinners Spotlight Social Season

Friday events include a High Point Camellia Club meeting at Mrs J H McCall’s home and a luncheon for bride elect Betty Jo Snider on West Lexington. YWCA membership meeting with Tartt Bell speaker. Sedgefield Embassy Clubs dinner dance at Embassy Club. Wild Flower Garden Club meeting at Mrs Ralph Vance’s. Rosaine’s coworkers honor Barbara Lee at Borden's Gold Room. Saturday hosts dessert bridge for Betty Jo Snider and Emerywood Country Club January dinner dance with Russ Carleton.

High Point Camellia Club J. H. McCall Alex Whitley J. E. Perryman Nancy Perryman Betty Jo Snider West Lexington Ve YWCA Adams Memorial Building Tartt Bell The American Friends Committee Sedgefield and Wild Flower Garden Club Ralph Vance Akter Lane Herman Coble Rosaine’s Elwood Lee Barbara Lee Borden's Gold Room R. D. Tillson Barbara Tillson Hillcrest Dr Emerywood Country Club Russ Carleton Danville

Burglar Seeks Breakfast Not Loot in Phoenix Caf�

Mrs. Harry Deciovich awoke to a burglar behind her cafe counter. The intruder, claiming to be hungry, demanded ham and eggs and ate a breakfast before leaving with no money or valuables. He thanked her and said he preferred food to cash.

Phoenix Ariz Harry Deciovich

Mothers March Opens at White House for 1954 March of Dimes

The First Lady appeared at the White House to inaugurate the Mothers March of the 1954 March of Dimes. A fund solicitor accepted a contribution from Mrs. Eisenhower and her mother Mrs. John Sheldon Doud, as many communities plan porch or window lights inviting Marching Mothers to contribute.

Washington White House Eisenhower John Sheldon Doud

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