Rings flown to honor Air Force Academy first graduating class
In Colorado the first class of Air Force Academy cadets will receive class rings carried through the sound barrier by an F 86 Sabrejet. More than 200 rings will be presented to the class of 1959 at a ceremony that will become an annual affair for all graduating classes.
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Denver
Colo
Air Force Academy
Somc
Colorado
Nursing Class at Shower Honors Hayworth
The Womans Guild of High Point Memorial Hospital honors Miss Hayworth with a shower. Frances Carol Rogers of Siler City and Bessie Clementine Hinson of Palmer are named as scholarship recipients. Earlier winners were Miss Mary Elles Blair and Miss Dixie Roach from High Point High School's June class. The four spring scholarships support nursing education at High Point Memorial.
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Frances Carol Rogers
Elmer Rogers
Siler City
Bessie Clementine Hinson
Charlie C. Hinson
Palmer
Mary Elles Blair
Dixie Roach
High Point High School
Guild
High Point Memorial
Local Notables Return From Trips And Attend Weddings
Mrs. William C Hodges and daughters Beth and Ann return from a two week visit with Mrs Hodges parents in Roanoke Rapids. William C Anthony goes home to Charlotte after two weeks visiting his mother Mrs S P Anthony. Mrs Jack Blake Jr and daughters Sylvia and Marilyn leave High Point for Tipton Ga and Palatka Fla. Miss Sylvia Balek and sister Marilyn visit Stetson University in Waynesboro. Mrs Almetta Brooks and Mrs Emma Beard travel to Philadelphia for Governors Council of Pilot International. Louise McCormick returns home from High Point Memorial Hospital after minor surgery. Out of town relatives attend the Hayes McKaughan wedding in area, with several relatives from Sumter S C Pittsburgh Pa En route to wedding venues.
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William C. Hodges
Beth
Ann
Hodge
George N. Taylor
Roanoke Rapids
William C. Anthony
Charlotte
S. P. Anthony
Anthony
National
Bis
Jack Blake Jr
Sylvia
Marilyn
High Point
Edward Stubbs
Blakes
Tipton
Palatka
Fla
Marilyn Balek
Stetson University
Waynes
Almetta Brooks
Emma Beard
Governors Council of
Pilot International
Sheraton Hotel
Philadelphia
Hayes. McKaughan
Estelle Outlaw
Sumter
S. C
Robert Hayes
Robert
Jimmy
Moise Outlew
Bud
Pittsburgh
Bill Mathis
Larry
Aiken
Cleve Smith
George Shuford
McCall, S. C
Explorers Cabot and Sebastian Reach Labrador Coast
Venetian explorer John Cabot and his son Sebastian reached the Labrador coast in 1497 while in service of England. The voyage marked early European contact with North America and established English claims to lands along the North Atlantic.
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John Cabot
Sebastian
Labrador
Eng
White color symbolism across cultures
The phrase notes that white signifies purity and innocence among Americans and Europeans, while in certain countries it denotes mourning. It contrasts cultural meanings and implications of color perception.
Nursing Scholarships Awarded To Siler City, Farmer Girls
Miss Nancy Hayworth bride elect of Larry Penry was honored with a bridal shower Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital Student Nurses Dormitory. Hostesses were nursing school classmates Loretta Groome Betsy Payne Velma Richardson. Her gifts included a Corsage blue carnations a china set prizes from bridal games. About twenty guests attended including her mother Mrs Myron Hayworth. Further events planned this week ahead of August vows.
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Miss Hayworth
Loretta Groome
Betsy Payne
Velma Richardson
Nancy Hayworth
Larry Penry
High Point Memorial Hospital
Myron C. Hayworth
Hayworth
Penry
Luncheon and Dessert Bridge Honor Miss Jane Leach Bride Elect
A Thomasville luncheon hosted by Mrs. J W Ivey and daughter Ann in Forest Hills Albemarle honors Miss Mary Jane Leach bride elect. Guests from Albemarle Thomasville and High Point attend with blue rice place markers. Next Sunday Leach wed Ted Starr Jr of Greensboro at Memorial Methodist Church.
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Thomasville
Mary Jane Leach
J. W. Ivey
Ann
Forest Hills
Albemarle
High Point
Charles Leach
Jonah Leach
Susan Leach
Nancy Hoyle
Catherine Hodgin
Miss Ivey
Greensboro
Miss Leach
Ted Starr Jr
Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Hoyle
Miss Holye
Kenneth Hoyle
First Birthday Celebrated By Taiwan Kay
Around seven friends and relatives gathered at the Donald Kay residence on Alice Drive to celebrate Taiwan Kay’s first birthday. The home featured balloons flowers and crepe paper with Happy Birthday Taiwan adorning the dining room. Guests included Taiwan’s family and friends from the neighborhood.
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Thomasville
Donald Kay
Alice Drive
Taiwan
Kay
Hairdo Change Advice From Local Salon Ad
Before choosing a new hairstyle ask what cut will be attractive and admired. A noticeable change should alter hair design elements like part placement or line direction, with a professional arranging the look, possibly using a permanent as a foundation at the Salon of Beauty 416 No Wrenn High Phone 2111 open Monday July 14th.
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Salon of Beauty
Wrenn &T
Words of the Wise teach children lasting lessons
A quotation from R. Hill notes that a parent’s careful guidance leaves faint marks on a child that time deepens into lasting strength, shaping character that endures beyond memory.
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R. Hill
Through Six Countries In Its 50 mile Course
A brief note reports a 50 mile race spanning six nations with participants navigating borders and varied terrain. Organizers aim to showcase endurance routes and international cooperation.
Miss Hutchison to Wed Wilmor H. Wray This Fall
Engagement announced between Rae Hutchison daughter of Mr and Mrs Morgan Hadhey and Wilmor Harold Wray son of Mr and Mrs Wilmor Wray of Reidsville. They plan a September 7 wedding at North Main Street Baptist Church. Hutchison attends Meredith College Raleigh as junior and dean list winner. Wray is UNC Chapel Hill senior majoring in industrial relations and a member of Alpha Kappa Psi.
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Morgan Hadhey
Tendidie Enelope Rae
Wilmor Harold Wray
Wilmor Wallace Wray
Reidsville
North Main Street Baptist Church
Miss Hutchison
Meredith College
Raleigh
Mr. Wray
The
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity
Alexander Graham Bell Seen as Teacher of the Deaf
The inventor of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell, long listed his profession as a teacher of the deaf. He guided education that empowered Helen Keller to communicate with others.
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Alexander Graham
Helen Kellner
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