New Ideas In Home Furnishings Shown In Local Show Rooms
Globe Furniture Co of High Point showcases Debonaire group settings featuring a desk and chair against off white pressed paper walls, brown ceramic jugs, pink wood frames, and a brass candlestick. Dallas Inc highlights serim of room dividers, fiberglass draperies, and Venetian lanterns in its American Country House collection. Craftique Inc presents a bedroom setting with a mahogany flip-top table and fiddle back chairs, while a mural and Oriental touches diversify the show. The displays suggest numerous decorating ideas for homemakers.
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Globe Furniture Co
High Point
New “Debonaire” Group
Dallas Inc
Craftique Inc
United Church Women Schedule Meeting At Locke Street Church
A general meeting of the United Church Women will be held tomorrow at Central Christian Church on Locke Street at 2 p.m. Local church women are urged to attend. Mrs. Walter J. Miller will speak about the Youth Caravan trip to Scandinavian countries last summer. North Carolina UCW hosts a two day meeting January 29–30 at Home Moravian Church in Winston-Salem with guests including national president Mrs. Theodore Wedel and state president Mrs. T. S. Newbold.
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United Church
Central Christian Church
Locke St
Walter J. Miller
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
S. S. Saunders
UCW
North Carolina
Cake cutting marks nuptials for Miss Kearns and Mr Beal
Culminating final pre nuptial events for Rebecca Jane Kearns and Gary Lamar Beal ended with a cake cutting hosted by Mrs B F Kearns at 105 Moore Ave. Aunts Mrs Lacy Lewis and Mrs A W Carter assisted. The trio arranged a white cloth table with carna tions and pink snapdragons, a three tier pink white cake, and a miniature bride and groom atop. After the first slice the cake was served and guests bid farewell.
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Rebecca Jane Kearns
Gary Lamar Beal
B. F. Kearns
Moore Ave
Kearns
Lacy Lewis
A. W. Carter
V. L. Welborn
Wayne Kearns
Births: Connie Denise Bare Pamela Lois Jennings Terry Michael Sexton
Mr and Mrs James A Bare announce daughter Connie Denise born Jan 25 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs James E Jennings declare daughter Pamela Lois born Dec 24 at High Point Memorial. Mr and Mrs Jerry Sexton announce son Terry Michael born Jan 25 at local hospital.
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Connie Denise Bare
James A. Bare
Clara Cox Apartments
A Daugher
Connie Denise
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bare
Edith Rivenbark
High Point
Pamela Lois Jennings
James E. Jennings
Willow Dr
Pamela Lois
High Point Memorial
Terry Michael Sexton
Jerry Sexton
Prospect St
Terry Michael
Community group schedule posted for week
Monday events include Deep River Home Demonstration Club at WFMY-TV viewing, United Church Women at Central Christian Church, United Daughters of the Confederacy at 824 White Oak St, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle at Guilford Dairy Bar, and AAUW in the library. Wednesday features High Point Council of Jewish Women at B nai Israel Education Center. Friday Canterbury Club hosts Mrs. Charles Perry at 1207 N Rotary Dr. Saturday Mary Jane McCain to be honored with tea at 1013 Country Club.
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Deep River Home Demonstration Club
Wfmy-Tv
United Church Women
Central Christian Church
Locke St
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Joe Hoffman
White Oak St
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Guilford Dairy
Thomasville Road
AAUW
Public
High Point Council of Jewish Women
B'nai Israel Education Center
Canterbury Club
Charles Perry
Rotary Dr
Local residents recoveries update from High Point Hospital
Carrie Roddy of 221 Grislar St recuperating satisfactorily after surgery on Wednesday and will be without visitors for several days. Dr. W R McKaughan, longtime patient since December 26, shows improving condition after a back injury from a fall at home and is currently able to receive visitors. Kay Winfrey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Winfrey, also improving at the High Point Hospital.
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Carrie Roddy
Grislar St
High Point Hospital
W. R. McKaughan
McKaughan
Kay Winfrey
Charles Winfrey
High Point Memo
Natalie Trundy's Starry Path From Child to Hollywood
Natalie Trundy, age 16, speaks of her dream to become a major star. The piece traces her early Broadway and film work, from a 9 year old in hospital after burns to a TV debut on Little Red Riding Hood and roles with Marlene Dietrich. Born Natalie Trundy Campagna, she hails from Irish and Italian roots and eyes finishing school as a future step.
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Vivian Brown
UP News
Natalie Trundy
Natalie
New York
Rockette
Lincoln
Harry Conover
Marlene Dietrich
United Artist
Monte Carlo
Rome
Marlene
Hollywood
Kirk Douglas
Natalie Trundy Campagna
Grace Kelly
Old parlor privacy lost as couples court in modern homes
Ruth Millett argues modern homes lack private spaces for courting and describes how front parlors and porches disappeared from use. She notes family rooms and living rooms invite family activity and TV usage, leaving couples with cars for privacy. She ends with a tip to check herbs and spices annually for freshness.
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Mama
Papa
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Janet Teague
Miss Kearns
Gary Beal
Roger Owen McClure
Frank McClure
Fowler St
Roger Owen
High Point Memorial Hospi
Barry Dean Monroe
Harold Dean Monroe
Cable St
Barry Dean
Monroe
Lucille Towery
High
Janice FE. Dunkelbergfer
Donald Dunkelber
Daugh
Janice Elaine
Tex
Dunkelberger
Carl Epting
Mary Jane McCain
Ralph Miller
1013
Country Club
Natalie Near Starry
Ruth Millett
Hogg
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