Hussey-Ritchie Night Honors Two BPW Club Leaders
The BPW Club 1959 60 executive board feted two past presidents at Schrafft s Restaurant. Mrs Mildred Hussey and Mrs Leona Ritchie received engraved silver bowls amid orchid centerpieces while fellow members lauded their leadership and service to the club. One guest from Lynchburg, Va., attended the dinner with twenty members present.
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The
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hussey-Ritchie
Mildred Hussey
Leona Ritchie
Jo Woody Shaw
Maxine Welborn
Ruby Jessup
Lilian Madison
Mary Lane
Hussey
Ruth Goodman
Pearl Conrad
Bess Oglesby
Ritchie
Cora Harvey
Lynchburg, Va
Shaw
Treat for you fashion hint on summer colors
City dwellers are urged to enjoy light fabrics as seasonal wear but reminded that blue linen and pink cotton are suitable for year round use, offering a versatile choice for summer and winter wardrobes.
Tea at Moore Home Honors Miss Beamon
Miss Margaret Ann Beamon bride elect of James Manley Dodson III was honored at a tea hosted by Mrs. R B Moore and Mrs Bill Green at the Moore home on Gatewood Approximately 50 guests attended from Burlington Greensboro and High Point The wedding is set for August 12 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
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Green Street Baptist Church
E. W. Price Jr
Mary Linda Kelly
Mitchell Clark Carter
Dennis Carter
William Richard Kelly III
Fielding Kearns
Carol Kearns
Walter Blevins
Bill McQueen
Richard William Kelly Jr
Victor Carter
Rt. 1
Rowland
Hilda Owens
Cora Ann Hollingsworth
Elizabeth Hayworth
Forrest Ave
North State Telephone Co
Adams Millis Corp
W. Russell St
Kernersville
Moore
Beamon
Margaret Ann Beamon
James Manley Dodson III
R. B. Moore
Bill Green
Gatewood
Claude Kimrey
W. T. Davis
James Kidd
Louella Kidd
Burlington
Greensboro
High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Colonial American newspaper size standard reported
The Encyclopedia Britannica notes that colonial newspapers typically measured about four pages in size, each page around 10 by 15 inches. This compact format reflects early American printing practices and regional newspaper traditions.
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Britannica
Sultana Steamer Fire Sinks After Disaster Near Memphis
The steamer Sultana caught fire and sank near West Memphis Arkansas on an April night in 1865 carrying 1 457 persons to Ideath.
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West Memphis
Ark
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High Point Enterprise
the World of Women
Adelaide Wendler
Miss Kelly
Mr. Carter
Mrs. Mitchell Clark Carter
BPW
N.Y
Furniture City
Duplicate Bridge Club
Bridge Club
Modernette Club
Agenda Club
Schrafft’s
Gilbert Optical & Hearing Aid Co
Washington ST
Appliance CO
S. Wrenn
Cut-Rate Furniture CO
E. Green ST
Spas
Family Rceives Weekly
Family Weekly
Georgia Bell
Elberta Extra Fine
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Famil Weekly
S. Main St
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