Miss Aliene Hinkle Named Miss Hi-Toms at Finch Field
Thomasville observes a pageant as Miss Aliene Hinkle daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Hinkle of Lexington Road wins Miss Hi Toms at Finch Field. The event precedes the Hi Toms versus Mooresville Moors game with Harold Harrison hosting WTNC providing the introductions and Ruth Walser providing organ music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliene Hinkle
R. A. Hinkle
Lexington Road
Thomasville
Finch Field
Mary Lou Culler
High Point
Miss Hinkle
Sink Electric Comany
Peggy Freedle
Marene Murphy
Ann Allman
Nancy Stillwell
Ann Jester
Mary Trepke
Geraldine Segars
Betty Ann Wright
Jackie Gordon
Carol McMahon
Sylvia Morton
Martha Lambeth
Betty Tysinger
Sybil Hinkle
Harold Harrison
WTNC
Ruth Walser
Hi-Toms
Mooresville
Altrusa Club Holds Supper Meeting at City Lake
Members of the Altrusa Club gathered at the city lake dining room for the second July meeting. The porch of the pavillion hosted dinner around seven with yellow gladioli as centerpieces. Twelve covers were set due to vacation plans and illness. Dorothy Forward presided over a brief business session. Lena Mann reported as new treasurer and Marcella Thornton read minutes. August meetings will be at the city lake dining room and July and August programs will be dispensed with.
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Altrusa Club
City Lake
Dorothy Forward
Lena Mann
Marcella Thornton
Local Pageant Judges Named From Nearby Cities
Attired in colorful evening gowns contestants posed after donning bathing suits for the event. Judges listed include Mrs Gurney Peace of Trinity Mrs Alvah Boyles and R L Pope of Thomasville Dr C L Gray and Kenneth Goodson of High Point.
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Gurney Peace
Trinity
Alvah Boyles
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
C. L. Gray
Fa Kenneth Goodson
High Point
Bess Myerson Shares Tips For Tall Figure Fashion
In an interview NEA Beauty Editor Alicia Hart speaks with Bess Myerson about dressing a tall frame. She advises small sculptured hats, delicate jewelry, full bloused suits, softly flared skirts, wide belts and the classic pump to avoid overpowering height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Myerson
NEA
Alicia Hart
Miss Myerson
Weekend business fades as plans unravel and rumors swirl
Public gossip runs wild about publishing house elopement plans, jail terms and tax troubles for F Costello, Fall show delays, and money woes. Notable items include a Minneapolis wedding death, Florida marriage, hospitalizations, divorces, and Broadway gossip involving Vera Milton, Betty Haas, and Alger Hiss.
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F. Costello
Rich Barney Davis
Minneapolis
Marion Sutton
Berle
Geo. E. Crawford, Jr
la von McLendon
Florida
Fairfield
Conn
Vera Milton
St. Clare’s
Hotel Plaza
Savoy Plaza
Betty Haas
Delinquent British Boys Like Bach
John Gittins headmaster of Aycliffe Aycliff e County Durham reports in Approved School Boys that delinquent youths respond to culture. He notes 300 boys attend Bach concerts choosing the Bach Chaconne, and prefer Shaw plays to action. The book explores human factors behind juvenile delinquency and finds gaps in knowledge beyond street life.
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London
Britain
John Gittins
Aycliffe
County Durham
British Home Office
Shaw
Synge
Gittins
George Bernard Shaw
England
Aycliffe School
Talk Turkey Help Husbands Improve Sloppy Housekeeping
Ruth Millett advises a husband troubled by his wife's slovenly housekeeping to discuss the issue calmly, explore underlying problems, and offer to pitch in. He should avoid bitterness and blame, seek her perspective, and set a cooperative plan for better home management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Turkey
Kearns Wood Johnson Reunion Set for August 3
The Kearns Wood and Johnson families announce a reunion at Farmer Methodist Church on Sunday August 3. Reverend M S Kincheloo pastor of First Methodist in Johnson City Tennessee will deliver the principal address. A full program accompanies the speaker's talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearns, Wood
Election Board Finds Inflation Keeps Polling Booth Costs Up
The Summit County elections board reported inflation affects polling booths. Bids were sought for worn-out shacks once worth about $20. six sold for around $60 in total. Replacements now cost about $949 each, up from roughly $700.
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Akron, C
Summit County Elections Board
Elections Board
Kent State students collect 5000 shoes for foreign relief
Kent State University students say Christianity requires action as well as fellowship. They gathered 5,000 pairs of shoes for foreign relief and plan to continue the campaign with interest spreading to nearby communities.
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Kent, O
Kent State University
Forign Relief
Pie a la mode prank with ice cream surprise
Os car Gray ordered pie a la mode and told the waitress to put the pie under the ice cream. She did so, returning with the dessert and a smile. The report notes a bright red hourglass marking on the black widow spider as North America's most venomous.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Oscar Gray
Gray
North America
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Necchi
Appliques
Glenn
E. Washington
Alicia Hartner
Beauty
Gilbert
Cleero Holton
Jamestown
General Gy Electric Washers
Winchell
Tors
Random House
Knopf
Alger Hiss
Broadway
Schuster
Peagram
Nelson
American Physical Society
Peakes
Harlem
C. J. Canahy
Treas
Nat'l Dem. Club
Chicago
N. Y
White House
Bach
Paige
YMCA
S. Main ST
Ladies Fine Apparel
Kearns-Wood- Johnson
Election Board
Samuel Hyman
Cel i
Forensties
Main ST
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