United Church Women Meet State Conference Speaker
Mrs. David Baker, editor of The Church Woman, addressed the North Carolina Council of Churches event at First Presbyterian in High Point. The meeting covered World Day of Prayer, leadership institutes, district sessions, and plans for the Denver assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women
J. W. Sexton
Rocky Mount
W. A. Bales
Greensboro
J. T. Doughtie
Clinton
J. B. Simpson
Kings Mountain
A. M. Utley
UCW
David Baker
N. Y
Church Woman
B. Frank Hall
Wrightsville Beach
S. S. Saunders
Mrs. Baker
State Meet
United Church
Department of United Church Women
North Carolina
Geneva
Switzerland
J. Wilbur Bunn
Raleigh
R. L. Huffman
Charlotte
Charles F. Goldthwait
Christian World Missions
Bunn
Roy Anderson
National Assembly
Denver
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Ada McRacken
High Point Friends Meeting
Quaker Lane
February Initiation Planned By OES At Regular Meeting
High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star met at Masonic Temple with one candidate elected to receive degrees. Initiation set for February. Officers meeting February 3 at Mrs. Burnette Spencer's Trinity home. Ed Updegrove spoke on Land Marks of the Order and related funds. Adah s of the 13th District to be honored February 25 at 7 30 p.m. Forty two members and two visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Albert Walters
Lila Duke
Burnette Spencer
Trinity
Ed Updegrove
Orider
International Temple Fund
Irene Coleman
Adah
13Th District
Green Thumb Club hosts Victorian Gardens slide talk
Mrs. C. C. Haworth spoke at the Green Thumb Garden Club luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. She presented colored slides of Victorian gardens across the United States and discussed garden improvements and project site updates at Lindsay and Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Club
C. C. Haworth
Green Thumb Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
United States
Lindsay and Parkway
Maple Baked Pears With Canadian Bacon Dish
Pears baked in a maple syrup glaze with lemon juice, water, and butter, then topped with broiled Canadian Bacon slices. Serve arranged on a heated platter, garnish with parsley, and pair with buffet or brunch offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Always In Vogue Book Club Meeting Review
Members of the Book League met at Hillcrest Drive home of Mrs. H. D. Sears Jr. Mrs. Robert Cameron, president, led the session. Miss Marcella Carter of High Point College reviewed Always In Vogue by Edna Walman Chase with daughter Ilka Chase, former Vogue editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book League
Hillcrest Drive
H. D. Sears Jr
Robert Cameron
Marcella Carter
High Point College
Vogue
Edna Walman Chase
Ilka Chase
Chase
Vogue Maga
Births announced for Amy Suellen Brooks Joyce Lynn Peterson Melinda Ruth Bruner
Mr and Mrs Harold G Brooks of Monroe Street announce the birth of daughter Amy Suellen on January 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital Mr and Mrs H D Peterson of Archdale announce daughter Joyce Lynn born January 27 at the local hospital Mrs Richard Bruner of 611 Whittier Street announces daughter Melinda Ruth born January 25 at High Point Hospital Mrs Bruner was formerly Betty Jean Price of Creston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Brooks
Monroe St
Amy Suellen
High Point Memorial Hospital
Joyce Lynn Peterson
H. D. Peterson
Archdale
Joyce Lynn
Melinda Ruth Bruner
Richard Bruner
Whittier St
Melinda Ruth
High Point Hospital
Bruner
Betty Jean Price
Creston
Free Milk For Babies Fined For Charity Donations
Harrisburg reports the State Milk Control Commission fined two Sunbury area dealers $50 each for donating milk to newborns in 1958. Commission cites law restricting dealers to one free quart of milk per six months and notes new babies technically do not drink cow’s milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Milk Control Commission
Sunbury Area
Eee
Simon
Uhl
Boy cited for bicycle theft receives donated bike
In Covington Kentucky an 11 year old cited for borrowing unattended bicycles gets a used bike from police after it is learned his family cannot afford one. He promises not to borrow again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Fresh fish prep tips for taste and cleanliness
To ensure wonderful flavor fine fish should be fresh at purchase. Do not rinse under running water. wipe with a damp cloth instead to keep moisture balanced.
Local Notes on Community Figures and Illnesses
C Massey of 209 Maple St is ill with influenza in Raleigh. Mrs Eugene Cashwell of 406 W Ray St travels to Raleigh for funeral services of her brother-in-law James M Cashwell. Mrs Archie T Spiers returns to Newport News Va after visiting her father C T Lambeth of Asheboro Road who is recovering well from major surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Cashwell
W. Ray St
Raleigh
James M. Cashwell
Archie T. Spiers
Newport News
C. T. Lambeth
Asheboro Road
Mr. Lambeth
High Point Memorial Hospital
Flying horse hits car near Novata injures no one
Highway Patrolman Bob Able reported a flying horse killed a donkey near Novata Oklahoma. The horse flew about 140 feet before colliding with a car driven by Sally Amy Beevers of Vinita. Beevers escaped harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novata
Okla
Bob Able
Sally Amy Beevers
Vinita
Civil Defense Program Presented At Altrusa Meet
Altrusa Club held its monthly dinner at the Sheraton Hotel with Miss Pat Flythe named Altrusan of the Month. George Spinner directed a Civil Defense program detailing wardens and volunteer service, assisted by R. H. Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Pat Flythe
Lois Smith
Helen Nelson
Charlotte Entemann
Charles Mann
George Spinner
High Point
Defense Department
R. H. Harmon
DAR Junior Committee Meets With Mrs Williams
DAR junior committee met at Mrs H O Williams home with vice chair Mrs Harold Jarrell presiding. Chaplain Erl Tronnes led the ritual and pledge as Mrs Williams spoke on approved DAR schools and junior projects. The group announced the Children of the American Revolution convention will be in High Point in March and planned activities for a junior bazaar at the February meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Williams
Harold Jarrell
Erl Tronnes
Williams
DAR
Trim Mother Of Five Tells How To Stay Slim
Mary Cummings wife of TV star Bob Cummings outlines her weight discipline and exercise routine. She stays fit with enjoyable activities like tennis with her kids and hikes and avoids drudgery calisthenics. She follows a free menu but trims if she gains, teaches her children healthy eating as essential to a good body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cummings
Bob Cummings
Mary
California
Cummings
Bob
State Nurse Counselor Miss Peeler Visits High Point Tomorrow
Miss Helen E. Peeler R N associate executive secretary and counselor for the North Carolina State Nurses Association will visit High Point tomorrow. She will be at the Sheraton Hotel for interviews with nurses and nursing employers about problems and placement. Appointments can be made through Betsy Payne at High Point Memorial Hospital by phone during the day or at night. appointments are optional as she will be available all day Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen E. Peeler
R.N
North Carolina
Miss Peeler
Sheraton
Church program on Cross and Crisis of Japan announced
Mrs Herbert H Peterson a former missionary to China Malaya and South America will present a program on Cross and Crisis of Japan tomorrow evening at Ward Street Methodist Church. Women from other churches are invited to attend. The Willing Workers Class of First Pilgrim Church meets Thursday evening with Mrs Belle Lowery at 1225 E Homestead Ave at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert H. Peterson
China
Malaya
South America
Japan
Ward Street Methodist Church
First Pilgrim Church
Belle Lowery
Homestead Ave
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Guion Johnson
Christian World Relations
J. M. Harbison
Walter H. Bade
Far Right
J. W. Harbison
Shelby
Chapel Hill
Samuel Levering
Ararat
Hubert Humphrey
House
America
Lawrence L. Lohr
T. S. Newbold
Methodist
Western North Carolina
Clarence Crawford
Evangelical and Reformed
V. C. Lanier
Welcome
Christian
Disciples of Christ
Ruth Ingram
Wilmington
Society of Friends
Hershel Hill
Episcopal
Walter Carpenter
Fraternity
Church of the Brethren
Zinn
Lutheran
Paul Beatty
Tracy Adrian
Mr. John
John Jr
Debs
OES
Amy Suellen Brooks
C. Massey
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