Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge and Canasta Party
Mrs. Revert Le Lewis and Miss Eifort hosted a bridge and canasta party at Borden's Gold Room for Miss Young, the bride-elect. Corsage given, prizes awarded to Miss Tess Gardner and Miss Ann Council for bridge, and Miss Alwayne Blair for canasta. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake with bridal motifs as the event concluded. A second note mentions a drying method using ammonium carbonate or urea with sodium bicarbonate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lewis
Eifort
Bridge and Canasta
Miss Y
Tess Gardner
Ann Council
Canasta
Alwayne Blair
Local Residents Entertained and Visited Across Town
Captain and Mrs William D Locke and their young daughter Karen have returned home. Mr and Mrs Fred Metcalfe host Mrs Metcalfes parents Mr and Mrs Stanley G Curtis arriving from Nutley New Jersey. Mrs F W Craven recovering from operation at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Frank Watson has returned home after treatment. Mrs Lee Armstrong of San Antonio Texas and Mrs J E Ander of Marianna Arkansas visit J P Armstrong at Arbordale Drive. Mr and Mrs C A Cashatt travel to Merid California to see their son Corporal Charles Alvin Cashatt Jr in the Air Force, then visit Mrs Cashatts brother. Mrs E F Cates remains patient at High Point Memorial Hospital. Misses Emily and Mary Ruth Seawell return to their uncle Carl Seawell on Grimes Street. Forest Garrett of 241 East Washington Street and Gary Linden Chesson, son of Mr and Mrs L B Chesson of Reidsville, visit Yates on Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Watson
East
Lexington Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Lee Armstrong
San Ande
Texas
J. E. Ander
Marianna
Arkansas
J. P. Armstrong
Arbordale Drive
C. A. Cashatt
Mereid
California
Cpl
Charles Alvin Cashatt, Jr
Air Force
Cashatts
Emily
Mary Ruth Seawell
Mrs
Carl Seawell
Grimes Street
Gary Linden Chesson
L. B. Chesson
Reidsville
Yates
Avenue
NLRB Rules Against Union Assessments
The NLRB ruled that union members remain in good standing by paying only initiation fees and regular dues, rejecting assessments outside of standard dues. The decision limits unions from imposing extra payments to keep jobs in a union shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave BP Beteen
NLRB
Novel Recipe Party Honors Miss Willis Bride Elect of August 5
Miss Betty Willis, bride elect of August 5, was honored at a recipe party hosted by Mrs. T. H. Scott and her daughter Jeanette on Stone Street. Ten guests contributed a menu item with recipe and container, gifts showered, and a humorous reading titled How to Preserve Husbands provided entertainment. Miss Willis will be honored again tonight by Miss Jeanette Hawkins on State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Willis
Scott Home
Betty Willis
King
T. H. Scott
Jeanette
Stone Street
W. J. Willis
Sete
Youth Month opens at First Baptist Church
In Thomasville the Fifth Youth Month begins with a Wednesday night prayer meeting. About three hundred youths will run and oversee the August program including Sunday services. A Youth Month committee of fifteen oversees eight advisory groups led by A C Jackson. Jim Ward will direct the program as Youth Month pastor and Charles C Rhodes Jr, class of 1951, will serve as pastor. Wannа Faye Laws, senior at Woman’s College, UNC, will be organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
A. C. Jackson
Jim Ward
Mars Hill College
Charles C. Rhodes, Jr
Appalachian State Teachers College
Wanna Faye Laws
Woman's College
Malaria Prevalence and Death Toll Worldwide
Malaria remains the most prevalent disease affecting up to 800 million people yearly with an estimated 3 million deaths. Public health efforts focus on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment in affected regions.
Deaths and Funerals Splendored in Triad Area Obituaries
Paul Alexander Hudson 59 of 223 Jay Avenue died early Sunday morning. Funeral held Monday at 3 p.m. at Pentecostal Holiness Church near Mocksville with music by a trio and piano by P. A. Jones. Burial followed in church cemetery. Thomas Calvin Stamey 61 of Unity Street extension Thomasville died in High Point hospital after brief illness. Former High Point officer, then Carolina Seat Co. employee, Greenwood Baptist Church member. Services set for Thursday at Greenwood Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Infant Revonda Sue Mann, daughter of Marvin G Mann and Arilla Rains Mann High Point Route 5, died Monday night. Graveside at Floral Garden Park Cemetery Wednesday at 10 a.m. Body at J. C. Green and Sons funeral home until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Hudson
Paul Alexander Hudson
Jay Avenue
and Pentecostal Holiness Church
Mocksville
Paul Jones
Ollie Dunn
Ruth Robinson
P. A. Jones
Knox Whitaker
Roy Beauchamp
Willie Cook
George Riddle
Knox Britt
Church Cemetery
T. C. Stamey
Thomasville
Thomas Calvin Stamey
Unity Street
High Point
Mr. Stamey
Burke County
John R
Agnes Smith Stamey
Arnold Mann
W. A. Rains
Route 5
Emma Mann
Route 3
Floral Garden Park
J. C. Green and Sons Funeral Home
Good Roads Day Tentatively Set For Thomasville
The Thomasville Chamber of Commerce plans a definite date for Good Roads Appreciation Day, tentatively set for August 14 depending on Governor Scott and other dignitaries. The event also marks the opening of the new Thomasville bypass and honors highway and street improvements in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Chamber of Commerce
Eraene
Scott
Local Sorority Plans Charity Project For Year
Alpha Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met at Mrs Haywood Hyatt’s Route 2 home last night with 12 members present. Plans were completed for a charitable project in the coming year. Watermelon was served on the lawn, followed by games and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Alpha
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Cee
Haywood Hyatt
Route 2
Stabs Husband To Keep Him From Korea
Capt Vaughan H Banks refused to press charges against his wife Hilda Y Banks who stabbed him in the back with a butcher knife to stop him from going to Korea. She was charged with assault with a deadly weapon and held on $2500 bond in Raleigh case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Vaughan H. Banks
Korea
Hilda Y. Banks
Richmond
Banks
Chronic hiccup victim seeks permanent cure in Portland clinic
Los Angeles man Jack OLeary has hiccupped once per second for over three years after a peritonitis attack. He travels to Portland for treatment hoping to end the rare affliction that disrupts sleep and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Jack O'Leary
Portland
Ore
Ismara
State Department Officer Faces Loyalty Probe Over Communist Affiliation
State Department officer O. Ed Clubb testified before a loyalty board on charges tied to a 1948 visit to New Masses, a Communist magazine. Fellow policy planner John P. Davies Jr. was earlier cleared. Davies cited anti Russian communism warnings dating to 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
LLP
O. Ed
Clubb
Sae
Davies
China
Whittaker Chambers
House Un-American Activities Committee
Commanderee
Eernee Spring
Chambers
Davies’ Ing
Ane tual Electrification Week Celebrated Across Washington
Public and private power advocates clashed over Ane tual Electrification Week on Aug 26. Private power companies conceived the celebration to push expansion of electric lines to rural areas, claiming electricity now reaches 95 percent of the country. In 1935 about 750,000 farms lacked power. today roughly 650,000 still do.
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Sovustemre
Phil Walker
OPO
N. Main ST
English ST
Main ST
English Street
William D. Locker
Karen
Fred Metcalfe
Sunset Drive
F. W. Craven
Route 5 l
High Point Memorial Hosm
E. F. Cates
Forest Garrett
East Wash
Saunders
E. Washington St
Monite
Leonard Cleaners
State Department
Agnes Smedley
W. Department
U.S
Jack N’ Jill Shop
W. Washington ST
Ruby
Strap
S. Main ST
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