Bridge and canasta at Homestead Avenue party
A party hosted by Miss Betty Jo Smith on Homestead Avenue featured bridge and canasta. Guests celebrated Miss Peggy Russell whose upcoming Raleigh wedding to Charles J. Bryan is scheduled at St. Marys Episcopal Church on July 12. An orchid corsage and a crystal gift were given to the honoree, and prizes went to Miss Betty Jo Hedrick for high score Miss Peggy Russell for low and Miss Betty Sumner as canasta winner.
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Bridge
Canasta
Betty Jo Smith
Homestead Avenue
Peggy Russell
Charles J. Bryan
Raleigh
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Betty Jo Hedrick
Betty Sum
Local residents spend summers and note hospital visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Muse and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ivey Jr. and son Chuck vacation at Virginia Beach. Mrs. Ben Stafford underwent surgery and can receive visitors. Mrs. Carole Carrigan visits Virginia Beach guest of her sister. Mrs. W. R. Shields learns she is hospitalized at High Point Memorial. Mrs. J. R. Beck enters High Point Memorial for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John N. McMahon move to Highway 62, Randleman. Mr. and Mrs. Jen Montgomery vacation at Daytona and Miami Beaches, returning via Atlanta. Miss Susien Willoughby heads to Miami to stay with relatives for summer. Mrs. Emmett Ward recovering after surgery at High Point Memorial. Roy E. Crews vacationing with Lago Mar in Fort Lauderdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Muse
Charles Ivey, Jr
Chuck
Virginia Beach
Carole Carrigan
Roan Street
Virginia Each
Paul Cozart
W. R. Shields
Trinity Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
J. R. Beck
Jen. Montgomery
Daytona
Miami Beaches
Florida
Woodrow Ave
Atlanta
Susien Willoughby
Ed Willoughby
Miami
Fla
J. Dorsey Willoughby
Emmett Ward
Springfield Road
Roy E. Crews
Lago Mar
Fort Lauderdale
Births Notice from High Point Memorial Hospital
Birth announcements list Edmond Rudolph Hattems son to Harold and Clara Hattem July 1. Jean Cecilia Wright daughter to Cecil and Mary Wright July 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Twins Toby Leigh and Toni Amaryllis Worrell born July 29 and moved to Rex Hospital Raleigh. Robert Lloyd Branning born June 22 at Shaw Field military family. Charles Jeffrey Horney born July 2 to W A Horney Jr. at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Little Jean Cecilia Wright
Cecil Wright
Kennedy Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Worrells
R. B. Worrell
Route 5
Toby Leigh
Toni Amaryllis
Rex Hospital
Raleigh
Ercell Branning
Shaw Field
S. C
Robert Lloyd
Brannings
Ellen Stine
Fanse Horneys
W. A. Horney, Jr
Arbordale Drive
Charles Jeffrey
Dinner Party Honors Two Bridal Couples
Mr and Mrs Rufus Loftin and Mr and Mrs Paul Stout hosted a buffet style three course dinner at Randolph Road to honor Mr and Mrs Jack Sink and Mr and Mrs Joe Myers who wed on June 7. The couples received plastic broom souvenirs. Mrs Link and Mrs Myers wore former names Ann Farmer and Janice Martin.
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Thomasville
Rufus Loftin
Paul Stout
Randolph Road
Jack Sink
Joe Myers
Link
Ann Farmer
High Point
Wilmington
Myers
Janice Martin
No Bus Fare Hike Expected In High Point
Duke Power officials say Greensboro fare relief plans will not affect High Point. Local manager Hal Davis stated no fare increase or schedule cut is planned here while a broader North and South Carolina franchise sale remains dormant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Power Company
Greensboro
High Point
Duke
Hal Davis
Duke Power
North
South Carolina
Charlotte City
K. K. Garrett
Ingram Surrett Wedding Rehearsal and Ceremony Planned
Thursday 8 pm rehearsal at Mitchell Grove Methodist Church on Kivett Drive. The cake-cutting for the Ingram Surrett wedding will be at Rev and Mrs Floyd Bottoms home 3424 Kivett Drive. Friday 8 pm Miss Marjorie Ingram will wed John Surrett at Mitchell Grove Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Grove Methodist Church
Kivett Drive
Floyd Bottoms
Marjorie Ingram
John Surrett
Miss Betty Price Weds John William Shelley in Greensboro
Miss Betty Price daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Price of Greensboro married John William Shelley son of Mr and Mrs J L Shelley in Sherwood Methodist Church Greensboro on Saturday June 21 The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev J C Grace with nuptial music by John Jeffreys and Miss Ann Hicks Both of High Point The bride wore a white nylon over taffeta ballerina length dress and carried a white Bible with a purple orchid Ushers were Gene Weaver and Bobby Price The reception was noted with Mary Lou Zachary registering guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John William Shelley
Sherwood Methodist Church
Greensboro
Betty Price
H. H. Price
J. L. Shelley
J. C. Grace
John Jeffreys
Ist
Ann Hicks
High Point
Gene Weaver
Bobby Price
Mary Lou Zachary
Camp Keyauwee Girls Scout Camp Opens Sixth Season
Camp Keyauwee enters its sixth season with a record number of girls registered weekly. The five week program operates with a 40 girl weekly capacity, two tents expanding room for eight more girls each week, under director Nancy Campbell.
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Keyauwee
Nancy Campbell
Keyauwee Area
Girl Scout Council
Nancy
Nelle Marston
Nelle
Durham
Brentwood School
Dot Baker
Shelby
Greensboro College
Virginia
Teeny’ White
Winston-Salem
WCMC
Hilda
Hampton
Betsy Robinson
Wadesboro
Betsy
Xanie Stowe
High Point
Stowe
Guilford County
E. C. Harville
Sadie Watts
Ruthie
Camp
Sadie
YWCA
Camp Keyauwee
Three Accidents Cause 338 Dollars In Damages
Investigating officers report three traffic crashes last night and yesterday afternoon resulting in 338 dollars in vehicle damage. Thurman Harrison cited for reckless driving and no operator's license after a 1942 Buick ran a red light on North Main at Howell Street striking a 1946 Ford driven by George S. Bouldin. A 1947 Oldsmobile driven by Lula Mae Pickins was damaged when hit by an American Service Company truck driven by Sidney Carter. A 1941 Ford driven by Zenith C. Coe was damaged when backed into by a 1952 Dodge driven by Pearl McDaniel Smith. No injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurman Harrison
Route 1
North Main
Howell Street
Howell
George S. Bouldin
Gatewood Avenue
Perry
Washington Street
Sidney Carter
Hay Street
South
Wrenn Street
Zenith C. Coe
Pearl McDaniel Smith
Route 2
Trinity
North Carolina May building permits total $9.50 million
Raleigh area reports May permits worth $9,502,080 across 79 cities with Charlotte leading at $1,657,384. Raleigh followed with $1,019,650 while Durham Greensboro and Winston-Salem each surpassed $500,000 in value, marking a drop of over $1 million from April.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Charlotte
Ralegh
Durham
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Guide to Be Turned Into Newspaper
The Shoppers Guide in Thomasville will become a weekly paper named The Thomasville Graphic News starting with the July 9 edition. Lacy High says the paper will cover local happenings with Wednesday publication and post office circulation as before. Wint Capel, former Enterprise Thomasville correspondent, will be editor, continuing in that role.
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Thomasville
Shoppers Guide
Paramount Printers
Lacy High
High
Thomasville Graphic News
Guide
Wint Capel
The
Enterprise
Capel
Marquess of Winchester Explains Short Wedding
Britain’s 89 year old Marquess of Winchester wed Indian beauty Bapsy Parry in a ceremony that lasted ten minutes. He said at nearly 90 you cannot waste time and you must act quickly.
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London
Britain
Bapsy Parry
Marquess of Winchester
Powerful New Tank Is Shown
An Army ceremony features the Patton 48 tank hailed by Army Secretary Pace as the finest medium tank. The piece argues that civilian legends about squirrel guns and American invention impede rapid modernization, noting Soviet and German advances and urging faster mass production and research to equip soldiers in future war.
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Tunisia
Army
Frank C. Pace
Pearl Harbor
America
Korea
Tunnisia
Alumni appoint five to name NC State College successor
Raleigh announces a five man alumni committee to aid in selecting a successor to Chancellor John W. Harrelson at North Carolina State College. Members named by Rudolph I. Mintz include H. B. Robinson chairman from Raleigh, Guy F. Lane Ramseur, T. B. Elliott Woodland, Carl R. Harris Durham, and G. Frank Seymour Goldsboro. Some sapphires described as fancy sapphires appear with colors yellow violet green and orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
John W. Harrelson
North Carolina State College
Rudolph I. Mintz
Wilmington
H. B. Robinson
Guy F. Lane
Ramseur
T. B. Elliott
Woodland
Carl R. Harris
Durham
G. Frank Seymour
Galdsboro
Robinson
Baker's Delight Crossword Clue Grid Summary
A scanned crossword puzzle page with across and down clues covering bakery themed terms and general vocabulary. Clues include items like Apple center not used in bakery and Continental native with a grid of numbered slots.
Oceanic Clues Puzzle Answers Set
A compact list of crossword style hints and solutions mapping numbers to marine and linguistic terms. Includes entries for ocean related creatures, conduct, restraint, pantry, prohibition, raccoon like mammal, Algonquian Indian, difficulty, a French river, fatigue, Emerald Isle nickname, month abbreviation, and a cereal grass with concise clue-answer pairs.
Bid Misstep Leads to Big Loss in Bridge Hand
In a bridge analysis, South opens one club and North wrongly responds one diamond. South fails to shift to safety, West and East execute a sequence that yields an 800 point loss after repeated finesses and trump maneuvers.
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South
North
East
West
Senate Matrimony Epidemic Reaches Capitol
Washington reports a light matrimony epidemic among lawmakers as Sen. Charles W. Tobey 72 plans a third marriage and Sen. Alexander Wiley follows suit. Vice President Barkley sends best wishes as Tobey’s nuptials loom with Mrs. David Henry Compton named as prospective bride.
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Washington
Senate
Symptone
Charles W. Tobey
Senate Crime Investigation
New Hampshire
Barkley
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
Tobey
Concord, N. H
David Henry Compton
Women at convention wear slogans on stockings
Women around the Republican convention headquarters at the Conrad Hilton wear stockings bearing slogans like I Like Ike and No Graft With Taft. They are unhappy with the stockings, claiming the message makes their ankles look thick.
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Chicago
Conrad Hilton
Sugar in honey mainly levulose known as fructose
The sugar in honey is largely levulose or fructose and is the sweetest among sugars.
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Randleman
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Ore) Bey
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West End
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Baker's Delight
Alberta
Emerald Isle
Jacoby
BY Oswald Jacoby
Ajai Kat
Lester's Jewelers
N. Main
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