Friends Honor Miss Meadows With Shower At Pilot Club
Miss Betty Lou Meadows, February bride elect, was feted with a miscellaneous shower at the Pilot Country Club hosted by Mrs. Luther Dawson of Greensboro and Mrs. Arnold Richard. Guests enjoyed games, greenery decor, and a dinnerware gift while to be married to Max Stout at the Lutheran Church in February.
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Miss Meadows
Pilot Club
Luther Dawson
Greensboro
Arnold Richard
Betty Lou Meadows
Pilot Country Club
Iun
Max Stout
Eee Lutheran Chure
Train Between Sheffield and London Breaks Time Record
A morning commuter train between Sheffield and London travels over 106 miles in 97 minutes, achieving a speed exceeding 66 miles per hour.
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Sheffield
England
London
Five Generations Mark 50th Anniversary in Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs. Walter L. Coltrane of Steeds observed their 50th wedding anniversary on January 17 with a family dinner at the home of their youngest son Clarence Coltrane in Greensboro. Attending were their other children Mrs. D. W. White, Mrs. W. B. Craven, and J. H. Coltrane, along with grandchildren and great grandchildren. Reid Coltrane of Jacksonville, Florida, could not attend. The gathering included Mrs. Coltrane, formerly Miss Sarah Bruce, daughter of the late John Bruce of Moore County, and Mr. Coltrane, son of Mrs. S. G. Coltrane and the late Mr. Coltrane of Randolph County.
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Walter L. Coltrane
Steeds
Clarence Coltrane
Greensboro
D. W. White
High Point
W. B. Craven
J. H. Coltrane
Reid Coltrane
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr. Coltrane
Coltrane
Sarah Bruce
John Bruce
Moore County
S. G. Coltrane
Randolph County
Friends' Service Official Speaker At YWCA Tonight
Eighty reservations have been accepted for the YWCA annual meeting at Adams Memorial Building. B Tartt Bell executive secretary of the Southern Regional office of the American Friends Service Committee will speak on Our Christian Heritage after dinner at 6 30 PM. Mrs W F Clayton president will preside as annual reports are heard and balloting results announced. Limited reservations were accepted due to space.
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YWCA
Adams Memorial
B. Tartt Bell
Bell
American Friends Service Mittee
Friends Service Committee
Overseas Relief Commission
North Carolina Council of Churches
North Carolina
W. F. Clayton
J. H. Millis
Spaniards and Moors Bring Mud Brick Craft to America
Spaniards who learned mud brick making from the Moors introduced the technique to America where it remains used in modern structures along the sea and in the United States.
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America
Seeeeee
United Es
Editor Predicts End of Secrecy Law at Legislature Session
Holt McPherson editor of The Enterprise urged the Utopian Study Club that secrecy laws will be swept out when the Legislature convenes in January. He argued freedom of information is essential to democratic government and that officials must conduct public business openly. The talk was part of a luncheon program at the Woman's Club in High Point with Shelby residents among guests and club members in attendance.
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North Carolina
Utopian Study Club
Holt McPherson
E Enterprise
Freedom of Information
Freedom of Information Committee
The
McPherson
Herman Smith
Jesse Washburn
Woman's Club
Shelby
High Point
Norman Acker
George W. Lyles Jr
Mesdames O. Arthur Kirkman
Henry Foscue
L. C. Matton
Roland Holton
Harry Alexander
G. T. West
O. B.ner
P. Y. Adams
W. B. Thomas
John Walker
Mrs. Washburn
New Dancing Class At YMCA Starting Tomorrow Evening
The YMCA launches a six week dancing course taught by Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Lewis, beginning Friday evening with registration at 7.00 p m. Classes meet twice weekly on Monday and Friday and cover rumba tango and samba for couples with prior basic dancing experience preferred. The instructors bring Latin American dance experience from the Arts and Crafts workshop and private lessons.
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Martin L. Lewis
Lewis
Arts and Crafts Workshop
Miss Nancy Hill Named to Golden Chain Society Honors
Miss Nancy Jean Hill of Route 3 High Point a senior at Woman's College of UNC is among 13 students tapped by the Golden Chain top ore society. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bown she majors in English and is active in dramatics and religious work. She has served in Play-Likers and is a college marshal and former Wesley Foundation officer.
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Nancy Jean Hill
High Point
Woman's College of
U.N.C
Golden Chain
Top Ore Society
Bown
Mrs W A Harper travels to Norfolk after sister’s death
Mrs W A Harper left this morning for Norfolk Virginia where she attends the death of her sister Mrs W Lee Flaugher who passed away there yesterday after a lengthy illness Funeral arrangements were incomplete early today Mr and Mrs George Lyon returned home to re after attending the Southern Furniture Market in the past week They were formerly of High Point and were accompanied to High Point by Mrs George T Wood Sr mother of Mrs Lyon who spent the past month in Laurinburg Keep safe in your kitchen
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W. A. Harper
Norfolk
W. Lee Flaugher
George Lyon
Southern
O High Point
High Point
George T. Wood Sr
Lyon
Laurinburg
Trinity graduate named dean’s list honor student and dean’s list recipient
The subject is a Trinity High School valedictorian from the class of 1950 who later became a 1954 Chairman of the Inter-Faith Forum and active in the Methodist Student Group. She appears on both the dean’s list and the honor roll and won the Bruce Craven Cup at Trinity High School.
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Tion Methodist
Inter-Faith Forum
Trinity High School
Bruce Craven
Community clubs schedule events and gatherings
Friday includes YWCA meeting with Tartt Bell speaker at Adams Memorial Building and a Sedgefield AE Ace Clubs dinner dance at the Embassy Club. Wild Flower Garden Club hosts a meeting at Mrs. Ralph Vance’s home with associate hostess Mrs. Herman Coble. Rosaine’s honors Barbara Lee at Borden’s. Saturday features dessert bridge at Hillcrest Drive home and Emerywood Country Club dinner dance with Russ Carleton’s Danville orchestra.
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YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
Tartt Bell
American Friends Committee
Sedgefield
AE Ace
Embassy Club
Wild Flower Garden Club
Ralph Vance
Herman Coble
Rosaine’s
Elwood Tae
Barbara Lee
Borden's Gold
H. O. Hayworth, Sr
Betty Hayworth
Ella Gibson
S. Main St
Betty Jo Snider
Joan Crowr
Steele St
R. D. Tillson
Barbara Tillson
Hillcrest Dr
Bride
Emerywood Country Club
Russ Carleton
Danville
Women's Ingenuity Startles Clerks in Houston
In Houston a group of women startled social security clerks by submitting mailed name change requests. One wife pinned her old card with a diaper-size safety pin. Other improvised devices included safety pins thumbtack carpet tack an adhesive bandage and bobby pins.
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Houston
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Lolly Pops
YMCA
Richardson’s
Children’s Dept
Boys’ Anvil Brand
FLOOR
Children’s Outing
Viewe
Men’s & Boys
Lee
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