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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1952
Page
7
The High Point Cosmetologists Association held its monthly meeting at City Lake last evening. Members enjoyed a swimming party and dinner with plans for a September wiener roast led by Mrs. Hazel Odzie and Mrs. Peggy Hayworth at Hayworth's home.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Fairfield Methodist Church will meet Saturday at 7 at Miss Hallie Gilbert's home on route three. The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet tonight at eight at Mrs. Howard Younts's home in the same community.
John Keith Wagner born to Mr. and Mrs. Wagner at Burtonwood England Air Force Base. Mother Betty June Crawford of this city, formerly of this place.
Republican Senate Leader Styles Bridges urged GOP delegates to back a united presidential candidate or face defeat in November. He blamed Taft Eisenhower bitterness on smear campaigns and warned party factions to unite behind the convention’s choice.
The State Board of Elections met in Raleigh to certify winners of four second primaries held June 28. The state wide runoff chose Judge R Hunt Parker for the Supreme Court over Judge William H Bobbitt by 2286 votes. Winners in the three congressional runoffs were F Ertel Carlyle Hugh Q Alexander and George A Shuford. In the 33rd Senatorial District Dr James H Crawford an 86 year old Robbinsville physician won the seat.
A frothy white watteau cloud foam straw dress with red and white silk rose trim is presented as the perfect attire for a race day or an important luncheon party. The vivid description emphasizes an elegant, timeless hat and matching accessories likely completing the ensemble.
High Point Chapter 106 of the OES met at the Masonic Temple and adopted Miss Lucy Eshelman of the Masonic and Eastern Star Home as its Adopted Guest. The group set August events including a School of Instruction in Greensboro on August 23 and the Rob Morris Day picnic on August 28 at the same home. The July meeting adjourned after voting to hold only one session in July and August, August 12.
Local Chapter 961 of the Women of the Moose plans its first year meeting at 8 pm at the Moose Home on Church Street. Mrs Willard Evans will preside as senior regent in the new year.
Snippet records scathing remarks on Gary Cooper films and a “bitch of a picture” jab. It cites Democratic county leaders plotting to oust Mayor Impellitteri in ’53. It notes industry chatter, celebrity escorts, and fashion quips amid Hollywood rumor mill.
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