Local Woman Heads Slate In High Point WSCS
High Point District of Women’s Society of Christian Service installed its first officers at First Methodist Church Asheboro. Rev. Cecil Hefner led devotional and Rev. Ralph Taylor conducted installation. New officers include president Mrs. W. B. Hall and vice president Mrs. J. F. Craven with line officers from High Point Ramseur Asheboro and Franklinville, covering children work spiritual life literature and publications missionary education and service and more.
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High Point District
WSCS
Asheboro
High Point
W. B. Hall
J. F. Craven
Ramseur
Hyatt Hammond
J. C. Woodard
Harry Bell
Harry Hendrick
Howard Johnson
Franklinville
W. I. Gibson
Ran
Cieman
Carl Anderson
Reid Ritch
Randleman
Stanley Baker
H. D. Marsh
J. C. Montgomery
Trinity
J. C. Spencer
Wesleyan Service Guild
Delbert Byrum
J. A. Spence
Clarence C. Crawford
Summer Care for Better Lawns From The Home Gardener
Summer is the hardest time for lawns and regular care keeps grass growing. Adjust mowing height with heat, avoid cutting in direct sun, and never remove more than a third of leaf area. Raise height on uneven ground, check settings with a ruler, and use 2 to 2 1/2 inches in summer. Water deeply, at least an inch, to four inches deep soil, and fertilize with non burning plant foods to deepen roots. Let clippings lie to mulch, edge borders, and use reel or rotary mowers appropriately. Use safe practices, sharpen blades, and seek local garden center advice for disease and insect controls and tailored solutions.
Girl Scout Day Camp Set at Colonial Country Club
Girl Scout officials announce a Day Camp at Colonial Country Club in Thomasville from August 15 to 19 open to scouts and non-scouts in the High Point Thomasville area. Activities include swimming arts and crafts nature study campcraft and outdoor cooking and hiking. Buses depart at 9 a.m. return by 3 p.m. The weekly fee is three dollars. Applications are at the Girl Scout office 1006 N Main St.
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Colonial Country Club
Thomasville
High Point
Girl Scout Office
N. Main St
Fish Comes To Surface With Yell
Avelio Diaz harpooned 12 year old Angel Fernandez twice in Tampa Bay after mistaking him for a large fish. Fernandez was treated at a hospital for wounds to his left arm and leg and released.
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Tampa
Fla
Tampa Bay
Avelio Diaz
Diaz
Angel Fernandez
Russians Name Cuban Ambassador
Moscow reports the appointment of Serge Kudryavtsev as Soviet ambassador to Cuba. Kudryavtsev is a seasoned diplomat who has served in Paris Bonn and Vienna and worked in the Polish Czechoslovak department of the Soviet foreign affairs ministry.
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Moscow
Tass
Sergie Kudryavtsev
Cuba
Kudryavtsev
Europe
Paris
Bonn
Vienna
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Weeders Guide to Gardening and Calm Minds
A columnist extols amateur gardening as a popular leisure pursuit and cites Mrs. Helen Hoagland, a former nurse, who discusses physical benefits, mental tranquility, and moral lessons from tending plants. She dismisses old garden superstitions and notes hand-weeding as time consuming but necessary in strawberry beds.
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American Assn. of
Helen Hoagland
Center Park
Cobleskill
N.Y
Dinner At Emerywood Club Fetes Miss Stout and Richard Hazlewood
Emerywood Country Club hosted a dinner last evening at 7 to honor Miss Margaret Stout and her fiancé Richard Hazlewood. Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hutchens and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Henley. The scene featured Texas shasta daisies and magnolias with white cloth table settings. Twenty six guests. Special attendees included Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Saturday at Burgess Memorial Chapel.
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Emerywood Country Club
Margaret Stout
Richard Hazlewood
G. E. Hutchens
A. B. Henley
Pilgrim Shells and News from Chapel Hill Families
Mrs. Charles E. Cameron Jr and her infant son from Chapel Hill arrived yesterday to spend weeks with her parents, the Wendlers, on Parkway. Mr. and Mrs. J Leslie Andrews of Carrick Ave returned from New York City after attending the Standard Life Insurance Leaders' Convention, visiting Clyde Rush in Norfolk en route home. Lynwood E. Johnson of the State Highway Patrol is homebound with mumps. In medieval times pilgrims wore scallop shells as symbols of their voyage to the Holy Land. President Eisenhower calls Radio Free Europe part of America’s historic championship of human liberty.
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Charles E. Cameron Jr
Chapel Hill
J. Leslie Andrews
Carrick Ave
New York City
Stefferson Standard Life Insurance Leaders
Norfolk, Va
Pfe
Lynwood E. Johnson
The
State Highway Patrol
Carolina Avenue
Holy Land
Eisenhower
Radio Free Europe
America
AT FOOD MARKETS Peaches Largest Crop In 14 Years
In Raleigh the peach crop is estimated the largest since 1946 with excellent Coronet and Golden Jubilee varieties available for pickup. Mrs. Ruby P. Azzle of the North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service notes strong watermelon supplies and numerous summer bargains across produce and meats.
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Raleigh
Ruby P. Azzle
N. C. Agricultural Extension Service
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Kiddie Korner
Ventire
Fox
Main ST
Big Group Sportswear
R.C.A
P.C.S
Gilli
the Weeder's Guide
Sy Earl Aronson
Emerywood Club
Miss Stout
St. Hazlewood
Burgess Memorial Chapel
First Methodist Church
Clinard Milling CO
Azzle
Aileen” Knitwear
Bermudas
Jack Winter
Bobbie Brooks
Joyce
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