Arrid deodorant safety claim advertised in 1948
A 1948 NYC Wilmington ad quotes Doreen Kelley praising Arrid deodorant and its Creamogen formula. It touts instant odor control and skin safe properties, urging readers not to be half safe and to buy Arrid 39 cents plus tax.
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New York
N. Y
Doreen Kelley
Wilmington
Ware
Arric
Vrede
Mrs Brown Shipplett Hosts Informal Bridal Shower for Miss Warren
Mrs Brown Shipplett entertained with a miscellaneous shower at 1699 English Street honoring Miss Joy Warren whose wedding to Joe Johnston planned for August 7. Guests included Patsy Sifford Audrey Brown Annie Lee Ferguson and Hallie W Phillips among others.
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Mrs. Brown Shipplett
Miss Warren
Joy Warren
Joe Johnston
M. Brown Shipplett
English Street
Jack Davis
E. M. Brown
Woody Ferguson
Local Notes on Hospital Admissions and Visits
Mrs. Georgia Stewart Crawford of 134 West Lexington avenue is a patient at High Point Memorial hospital admitted for treatment yesterday. Mrs. Harry Ryder has returned to St. Louis after visiting her mother Mrs. Grace Andrews at 308 Phillips street. Mr. Robert Culler of Archdale recuperates after an appendectomy at a local hospital Monday night. Mrs. Grace Murdock of 1124 Montlieu avenue underwent an operation at Baptist hospital in Winston-Salem Monday and is recuperating with visitors welcomed. Mrs. Sturgis May and son Randy are visiting Morganton with Mrs. May’s parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Thompson. They will accompany Mr. May to Lions International meetings in Boston and New York, then travel to Washington and Virginia Beach before returning to High Point.
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Georgia Stewart Crawford
Lexington Avenue
High Point Memorialospital
Harry Ryder
St. Louis
Grace Andrews
Phillips Street
Ryder
Margaret Amrews
Robert Culler
Archdale
Grace Murdock
Montlieu Avenue
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Sturgis May
Randy
Morganton
Prayer Band to Meet Thursday at Cauble Home
The Mothers Prayer Band will gather Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs. F E Cauble home 1303 King Street for a group meeting.
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Mothers Prayer Band
F. E. Cauble
King Street
Asheboro ties to High Point college and family business
In Asheboro a man now runs a business with his father. A Tuesday wedding in Westeyan the Neighbors Grove Methodist church joined Mrs. Fannie Denard of Rancie man and Edwin L. Hill of Central ton. Mrs. Hill is the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs S G McGill of Elberson. Mr. Hill is the son of the late Mr and Mrs W D Hill of Central Falls. An informal coffee hosted by Mrs Samuel Davies Story and her daughter honored Miss Jeannette Hinnant, July bride elect of Wilson, with guests greeted by Mrs Ervin Frye and hostesses Mrs George Jackson and Mrs George Rose of Tampa, Fla.
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Asheboro
John M. Kemp
Lela Marie
Henry Franch Lane
Guy S. Lane
Greensboro
Emma Jean Overman
Charlies Richard Paisley
West End Methodist Church
S. W. Taylor
Earline ‘Vestal
Janet ‘Story
David
Horace Lewallen
Paisley
G. M. Overman
Asheboro High School
C. C. Paisley
High Point College
Fannie Denard
Rancieman
Edwin L. Hill
Centralton
Ee Westeyan
Grove Ser Methodist Church
Stone
Raat
Hill
S. G. McGill
Elberson
W.D. Hill
Central Falls
Samuel Davies Story
James L. Maloney
Jeannette Hinnant
Wilson
Ervin Frye
George Jackson
George Rose
Tampa
Fla
Fran McLeod
Rockingham
Ed Steere
Ken Boydell
Clarence Spaugh
Atlanta, Ga
Jack Menius
Harold Levi Ws
W.P. ‘Dee Covington
Julia Moss Lambert
Annie Lou Myatt
Wanda Trogdon
Evelyn Blalock
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Christiansen Choral School
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