Program Wednesday Introduces Another Member of Tuggles
Mrs L Gray Ir describes a radio segment introducing Chippie Tuggle a new brownie family member in a weekly series. The piece explains brownies as good natured fairies and previews the July 14 story How the Fox Glove Got Its Name with a brownie fox hunt and an illustration of Polly Tuggle playing hop scotch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Gray
Charles Perry
Chippie Tuggle
Polly Tuggle
Hopsocotch
Papa
Mama Tuggle
WHPE
Polly
Tuggle
Chippie
Fox Hunt
High Point
Enterprise
You Were Suggested By Friends
Reading shows words praising a funeral service provider J W Sechrest Son Inc for offering comfort after loss. The text reflects beliefs that referrals arise from experience and ceremony quality and notes the value of final services as a benediction for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sechrest & Son, Inc
Charming Summer Radio Stories For Children Begin On WHPE
Listeners in High Point and nearby cities may hear weekly summer stories from 1:15 to 1:30 on WHPE. Sponsored by the Radio Council, the tales are adapted from Mrs. Perry and told by Mrs. John Womack with music by Mrs. Frank Armfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
WHPE
Radio Council
Perry
John Womack
Frank Armfield
Hill Reunion At Bay Ridge Maryland
The Hill family annual reunion met the week of July 4 at Mrs. Victoria Hill Hollander’s summer home in Bay Ridge Maryland. Attendees came from North Carolina Tennessee Maryland and Virginia including Mr. and Mrs. H M Crawford Trinity Mr. and Mrs. Carson Crawford Archdale and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Victoria Hill Hollander
Bay Ridge Md
North Carolina
Tennessee
Maryland
Virginia
George Hill
Thomasville
H. M. Crawford
Trinity
Carson Crawford
Archdale
Richard Hollander
Patty
Chapel Hill
Stanley Hollander
Eton College
John Hill
Janet
Elizabeth City
Alvin Black
High Point
Pioneer Council To Install Officers
The Pioneer Council No 52 of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty will meet Monday at 8 o clock on Commerce street to install new officers for the coming year followed by a social. All members urged to attend. Rev Don Payne to teach Peacock Bible class at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church at 9 45 a m today in place of C I Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Council
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Commerce Street
Payne
Peacock
Don Payne
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
C. I. Humphreys
Club Directors Back Chamber Plan in Thomasville
Thomasville Lions Club directors approve partnering with the Junior Chamber to establish a chamber of commerce. Jaycees say progress is steady as groundwork continues and a mass meeting is planned. Merchants Association considers merging if the chamber forms successfully. Committees from both groups collaborate on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lions
Jaycee
Jaycees
Thomasville Merchants Association
Jaycee Committee
Merchants Association Committee
Laff a Day: witty remark on objet art confusion
The caption quips about an objet d art provoking questions with humor. It frames the piece as clever irony, inviting readers to decode the joke while celebrating playful design.
Weekend visits and travels of Augusta residents
Mr and Mrs Warner Lewis Tabb Jr of Augusta are spending the weekend at Mrs L Tabb s home on Parkway. Mrs Tabb is the former Miss Joan McRee of Watkinsville GA. Mr and Mrs John F Bivins and Mr and Mrs J W Herndon left for Miami and Puerto Rico for about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Lewis Tabb, Jr
Augusta, Ga
John F. Bivins
J. W. Herndon
Miami
Fla
Puerto Rico
William D. Lewis, Jr
W. D. Lewis
Woodrow Avenue
Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Eradication of Rats Awaits State Official
Thomasville faces a rat campaign delayed until E L Hinton of Raleigh arrives to supervise the effort. 2000 pounds of bait are prepared at the old fire station, to be distributed in small bags citywide. The mixture includes mash canned fish molasses and the poison, designed to kill rats but not harm other animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
E. L. Hinton
Raleigh
State Department of Health
R. M. Cooksey
Hinton
Cooksey
Our Baby Album Janet and Edgar Hedgecock Birth Notices
Janet Sue Williams, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Williams of 404 Greer Street, turned one on July 7. Edgar Eric Hedgecock, son of Mr and Mrs E A Hedgecock of Guilford formerly High Point, celebrated his first birthday on July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Sue Williams
Jack Williams
Greer Street
Edgar Eric Hedgecock
E. A. Hedgecock
Guilford
High Point
Jerry Michael Croker
Clem Croker
Trinity
Larry Ellia Adams
Emory Ellis Adee
Albertson Road
David Ray Burrow
J. E. Burrow
June Street
Thomasville
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J. W. Sechrest & Son
Bay Ridge, Md
Sanstone
Rome
Senttone
Stevice
Sartin Cleaners
Sartin
TEL
Jeanne Kline
Sunset Drive
James Johnson
Greensboro
Atlanta
Ed Mallory
Macon
Louise Hertwig
Kline
Mallorys
J. D. Brame
Lindsay Street
Virginia Burl
Jewel Atkins
Carolina c
Betty Joe Honeycutt
Ed Honeycutt
Chandler Street
Boulev
High Point Memorial Hospital
John Locke
Enfield
Jeff Craven
Clifford Greenwood
Greenwood
Tex
Charles Haynes
Welcome
Charles Bastian
Aileen Holbrook
West
Howell Street
Lee Holbrook
Martinsville, Va
Charles Wanny
Binghamton, Pa
Buzz Babish
Bruce
Pittsburgh, Pa
Donald Ferreni
Co. O. Leve
Route Seven
E. Roy Samuel
Ricky
Wrightsville Beach
G. B. Harryman
Johnnie Timmerman
Beverly
Montgomery
Ala
J. A. Saunders
Peggy
Forrest Avenue
Columbia
S. C
Lexington
Frances Hinton Lexington
Jimmy Sommers
Linda
Gale
Claude Hamlin
Claudia
Shallotte
Lake Waccamaw
Mr. Hamlin
J. J. Hamlin
Charles Harrison Hayworth
W. A. Hayworth
East Green Street
Eunice Harris
Adams Street
St. Louis
John Bianco
W. J. Huneycutt and
Wiley
Asheville
J. D. Ross
Rotary Drive
Mrs. Ross
Joe Kumm
Myrtle Beach
S .C
Honeycutt
May Garner
East Washington Streeet
Rema Yates
Thomasville Road
Washington, D. C
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Linda Elaine Hiatt
Charles L. Hiatt
Hiatt Street
International Sterling
NORGE
Beamey Hmeo
Reege Medes
Joe
Job
Amomam
Reece Howe
Ellyn
Paramount Furn. Company
Washington
Sedgefield Inn
A. B. Merrick
Sedgefield
Rosannes
South Main Street
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