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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1959
Page
7
Saint Edwards Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church plans a cold ham plate supper tomorrow evening in the church cafeteria from 5 30 to 8 p m Tickets are sold at the door or by guild members The public is invited to attend.
A concise YWCA schedule lists activities including Art for Children at 3:00, Art for Teens at 10:00, Bridge for Teens at 10:00, Furniture City Bridge at 8:00, Adult Social Dance Class at 8:00, and Junior High Dance Class at 4:00. Duplicate entry noted for Bridge at 8:00.
Florence AP reports varied salt and pepper tweeds dominating Italian fashion shows. VeneZiani features reversible coats with shaggy white fleece and tweed, Guidi highlights a red lined belt dress with emerald silk gown, Brioni presents glen plaid and striped tweeds, Emilio Schuberth offers frilly frocks with hobble skirts, and Carosa emphasizes knee length hemlines and restrained brocade styling.
Sheriff R R Shields investigated a report that a purchased house was missing when the new owners went to occupy it. Workmen had torn it down and carted away the remains, leaving the case under inquiry.
Baltimore visitor Mark Heck arrives to see grandmother Mrs. Henry Baker at 710 Rockford Road. High Point Memorial Hospital lists patient Mrs. Mabel Russell under observation and receive visitors. Elizabeth City resident Mrs. C W Hollowell visits family and plans attendance at granddaughter Margaret Hollowell Ingram’s wedding to Ward Landis Voigt of Greensboro. Mrs. Ellis Baker recovers at home from a broken ankle sustained while visiting Hanging Rock Terrace. no hospitalization needed.
In Green County, Judge J. F. Collins told a young defendant he wished he could send him to the chair and then clarified the comment by saying he meant the barber chair. The exchange drew notice in the courtroom.
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