Informal Coffee Honors Mrs Harold Bennett Jr on Hillcrest Dr
An informal coffee Saturday welcomed Mrs Harold Bennett Jr with 15 guests. Libby Reese and Peggy Smithdeal hosted at Hillcrest Drive home, presenting a corsage and linen napkins to the honoree. Mrs Harold Bennett led service with help from mothers Mrs Owen Reese and Mrs Curtis Smithdeal.
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Harold Bennett Jr
Libby Reese
Peggy Smith Deal
Hillcrest Dr
Harold Bennett
Day outline of club meetings and social events
Calendar lists multiple daytime and evening gatherings from church groups to garden clubs and bridal showers. Notable events include the United Church Women at First Evangelical and Reformed, Garden Club meetings with speakers, a Patsy Handy bridal shower, and speeches by Holt McPherson and Joe Brown from The High Point Enterprise.
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United Church
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Judy Williams
Rockspring Rd
YMCA Youth Group Schedule Highlights
The notice outlines weekly events for YWCA and YMCA youth groups. Activities include Y-Teens classes for 9th to 12th grades, travelogue sessions, Guppies Tadpoles Mermaids swim groups, an annual meeting with Mrs Moffit, beginner and advanced swimming for women, Teen-Age Committee, Modernettes, club dinners, and a Saturday Play Day for grade school girls.
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YMCA
Green Acre Garden Club Meets Tuesday
Mrs. Don Wilkon will host the Green Acre Garden Club meeting on Tuesday evening at 8 00 at long mother Mrs Hola 1108 Brentley Dr.
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Green Acre
Green Acre Club
Don Wilkon
Green Acre Garden Club
Long Mother
Hola
Brentley Dr
Mrs. Robertson Feted At Bridal Shower
Mrs. Virgil Robertson, a recent bride from Whiteville and a Woman’s College junior, received a corsage and a playful “deed” to a miniature bungalow as the centerpiece of a bridal shower hosted by Miss Gladys Robertson and Mrs. Herman Robertson Jr at High Point Route 3. Guests from Greensboro Asheboro and Whiteville enjoyed games and an ice course after gifts were opened.
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Virgil Robertson
Gladys Robertson
Herman Robertson Jr
High Point
Laurine Gaddy
Weekend Visits Mentioned in Elkin Local Notes
Mrs Etta Parker of Elkin spent the weekend at Mrs John Almond and family 1205 N Hamilton St renewing old friendships. Miss Libby Reese and Miss Peggy Smith returned to Raleigh last evening after visiting their parents Owen Reese 405 Hillcrest Dr and Curtis Smith 900 Arbordale. Both girls are students at Saint Marys College in Raleigh.
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Etta Parker
Elkin
John Almond
N. Hamilton St
Parker
High Point
Libby Reese
Peggy Smith Deal
Raleigh
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Dr
Curtis Smith Deal
Arbordale
Saint Mary's College
Fifth annual dinner of the Woman's Traffic Club in Winston Salem
Fred Flagler Sr. attends the fifth annual dinner at the Robert E. Lee Hotel this evening. W. E. Norman, who has been at High Point Memorial Hospital for a week after surgery, will return home at 1011 Tabor St. today and may receive visitors.
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Fred Flagler Sr
Winston Salem
Woman's Traffic Club
Robert E. Lee Hotel
W. E. Norman
High Point Memorialspital
Tabor St
Janet Doby Hosts 12th Birthday Party at Home
Janet Doby celebrated her 12th birthday with a party at 412 Forest Ave. Mrs. Glenn Doby hosted on Saturday evening. Twelve boys and girls attended in formal attire enjoying dancing and games. Prizes went to Chuck Ritchie Anne Armentrout and Susan Elliot as Janet opened gifts and guests were served punch and birthday cake.
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Janet Doby
Glenn Doby
Forest Ave
Chuck Ritchie
Anne Armentrout
Susan Elliot
Janet
Dorcas Meet Tuesday At Mrs Dawson Home
The Dorcas group of the Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Irving Dawson, 626 Wesley Place. Associate hostess will be Mrs. Waldo Carroll.
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Dorcas of
Green St, Baptist Church
Irving Dawson
Wesley Place
Waldo Carroll
Stanley birth announced for Charlotte couple
Mr and Mrs Dewey Stanley of 220 Walnut Ave Charlotte announce the birth of a son James Walter on January 26 The Stanleys are formerly from High Point residents.
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JAMES/ALTER STANLEY
Dewey Stanley
Walnut Ave
Charlotte
James Walter
Stanley
High Point
Pentagon Club Meets Monday Evening
The Pentagon Club will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Alson Gray's home 719 Gatewood Ave. Members unable to attend should call 5846.
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The
Nature Study Club
Paul Younts
Shirley Ave
Pentagon Club
Alson Gray
Gatewood Ave
Young Mothers Need Sturdy Shoes With Style
Alicia Hart advises new mothers to choose leather flats or mid heel shoes suited for daily wear from kitchen to supermarket. She warns against old pumps and spike heels, noting backache from long walks and a need for comfortable, durable footwear that can handle weather and errands with babies.
TV Fashion Myths and the Jacket Man
A columnist blames television for weak men’s clothing sales noting men buy five-eighths of a suit today versus a full suit a decade ago. He cites weather, suburbs, and media as factors and humorously suggests TV characters wear coordinated outfits to restore sales.
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Sgt
Joe Friday
Dragnet
Jack Webb
Anthony Eden
Dag Hammersfkold
TV Biceps
Homberg
Ed Norton
Jackie Gleason
Iene
Joint Meeting Time Changed
The Gay Blade and Weed n Win Garden Clubs will meet Wednesday as planned but the start time is now 2 o clock instead of 2 30. The change affects all attendees and organizers.
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Gay Blade
Weed ‘N’ Win
Indian Designer Lloyd Kiva Redefines Southwestern Fashion
Cherokee designer Lloyd Kiva, based in Scottsdale, leads a 40 member Arizona Fashion Council turning authentic Southwest styles into high end dresses and menswear. His custom prints feature Navajo rug motifs and Painted Desert colors while he resists mass production to preserve Western origins.
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Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona Desert
West
Lloyd Kiva
Kiva
Arizona Fashion Council
Tucson
Wickenburg
Scottsdale
Prescott
Douglas
Arizona
Oklahoma
Phoenix School
Primi
Tive
Desert
Fifth Avenue
New York
I Don’t Want P. T. A. Jobs in 1955
Ruth Millett catalogs unappealing P. T. A. duties from teledne heavy presidency to telephone and car committees. She notes the endless meetings and missed calls, suggesting many women end up with these roles anyway.
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United Nations
Einstein Letter From Belgrade Students Cites Sphere Beyond Power
Albert Einstein thanks Belgrade University physics chemistry students for greetings on the relativity anniversary. He notes a sphere outside political and economic powers guiding science toward progress or destruction. Vecernje Novosti calls the exchange a pleasant surprise and rarity.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Albert Einstein
Physics
Chemical
Einstein
Vecernje Novosti
Handy platform for scrub bucket on wheels advice
A brief tip suggests building a small wheeled platform with castors at each corner for a scrub pail so you can push it rather than lift and pull while cleaning floors. The note emphasizes easier movement and reduced strain during mopping tasks.
The Moral Value of Work Over Pay for Jimmy
Mrs. Muriel Lawrence argues that paying children for chores distorts their sense of usefulness. A boy at a railroad terminal asks for pay, but real work rewards only proficiency. Moral respect for usefulness grows from work, not coins, shaping future self respect and value in the adult world.
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Muriel Lawrence
Jimmy
Jim
Dear Mary Haworth Advice on a Jealous Affair
A reader asks how to stop a married man’s middle aged romance with his wife’s friend Madge. The columnist cites emotional illusion, calls for reading Dr. Bergler, and notes counsel via letters, not personal interviews.
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Mary Haworth
H.L
Madge
Harry
Edmund Bergler
Harper & Brothers
Mall
Washington Post
King Features
Syn- Pod
New Statesville Furniture Plant To Open Tuesday
Statesville in North Carolina welcomes a new wood furniture plant owned by J A Campbell of Adrian Michigan. The facility will employ about 150 workers this year with a goal of 500 as state inspectors visited during opening day events.
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New Statesville
Statesville
N.C
Technical Juneiey
J. A. Campbell
Adrian
Mich
Cream Cheese Mayo Dip With Onion and Parsley
Cream cheese mixed with mayonnaise grated onion garlic powder and minced parsley served as a dunk with corn chips. A nice first course for company when served with tomato juice cocktail.
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Curtis Smithdeal
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Brussels
Miss Reese
Miss Smithdeal
Bennett
Suzanne Stanton
Council of Garden Clubs
Stewart Stone Jr
James Parsons
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. E. Sheloff
Parkway
Charles Mann
Glenda Holland
Carolyn Sumner
Phillip Beck
Patsy Handy
Steele St
Magic Key Garden Club
Brooks Reitzel
Hillcrest
Garden Study
G. G. Chappell
Otteray
Forrest H. Murray
Country Garden Club
Ira Miller
Banner Davis
Weed 'N’ Win
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson St
Red Cross Council
Red Cross
NCSNA
Lawrence Lewallen
E. R. Lewallen
Route 1
Mrs. Robertson
Dorcas
Alicia Hartner Beatty
Cynthia Lowry
AP News
Ruth Millett
Vicks VapoRub
VapoRub
Vicks
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
N. Main ST