Schedule of club meetings and celebrations this week
A list of social events and gatherings is detailed with times and hosts. Notable items include Miss Margaret N bor and Miss Becke Blackwell events, Xi Psi Beta Sigma Phi and WCTU meetings, Pilot Club, Mid-Week Home Demonstration, Archdale-Trinity Woman's Club picnic, and Pride and Patience Garden Club picnic at various homes and venues.
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Margaret N Bors
Rotary
Xi Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
N. L. Garner Jr
Sherbrook Dr
High Point Wctu
Oak View Methodist Church
Oak View Road
Iota Sigma
WCTU
C. L
Springfield
Sandra Morris
Becke Blackwell
Emerywood Country Club
Mesdames R. L. Herndon
Moir Young
Herndon Home
Briarcliffe
Brenda Coffey
Phillip
Friends Shelter House
Silas Casey
Edgar Johnson
Jack Dunn
Pride and Patience Garden Club
Kent Bennett
YWCA Calendar of Evening Activities and Meetings
The schedule lists YWCA events and clubs across a day including recreational swims bridge games and social meetings. Activities feature Girl's Swim sessions Adams Club party Women’s International Swim Plunge and daytime sessions such as Day Camp Counselor Training and Master Point Duplicate Bridge.
Winsome Class to Meet at 7:30 P.M. Tomorrow
The Winsome Class of Green Street Baptist Church will hold its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow at the home of John B. Causby at 2000 Edgewood Ave.
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Green Street Baptist Church
John B. Causby
Edgewood Ave
Westside Church Women’s Fellowship Meet at Mrs Baker’s Home
The Westside Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship will gather at Mrs. Walter Baker’s residence, 2008 Van Buren Street, on Tuesday evening at 7 30 p.m. for their meeting.
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Westside
Poor Place For Holdup In Cedar Key
The Cedar Key area details Huey Long Cannon’s alleged crimes including a $35 holdup elsewhere, robbing Leone Brown of $100, fleeing at 90 mph from City Marshal Sam Perryman, wrecking a car and dying in a lagoon. The marshal notes Cannon also robbed a theater in Chiefland, 30 miles away.
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Cedar Key
Huey Long Cannon
Dade City
Leone Brown
Sam Perryman
Cannon
Chiefland
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The fragmentary OCR item provides no clear subjects or events to summarize into a coherent news note. It contains stray letters and lacks identifiable people, places, or actions for a credible card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amber S Prance Oe
$60,000 Addition Complete at Silver Hosiery Mills
A three story brick addition to the Silver Knit Hosiery Mills plant at S Hamilton and E Russell Streets is finished and ready for occupancy. The project expands manufacturing space and production capacity with more machinery and staff planned. nearby permits include a $9,000 five room house at 1434 Foutrelle Street and two six room duplexes at 533 and 535 Roy Avenue costing $5,000 each. Total week permits amount to $85,560 with the city year to date rising to $3,016,033.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feoyey
S. Hamilton
E. Russell Street
Men’s and
Boys
J. Robert Connor
Foutrelle St
Paul Armstrong
Roy Ave
Test Tube Cell Life Reported Discovery at Roscoe Lab
Dr Charity Waymouth of Roscoe B Jackson Memorial Laboratory reports a chemical mix that sustains animal cell life in a test tube. Cells grown on 40 compounds including salt dextrose and nine vitamins show explosive weekly growth seven to eight fold. The American Cancer Society backs the finding as valuable for cancer research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Maine
Roscoe B. Jackson Memorial Laboratory
American Cancer Society
Charity Waymouth
England
ACS
Waymouth
Philip R. White
Dr. White
Murder Charges To Be Filed In Stabbing Case
In Memphis Tennessee a 16 year old Negro boy Ernest Smith surrendered after admitting he fatally stabbed 17 year old Tommy Donnell during a fight near a drive in restaurant. Police said the fight began with an argument and lasted about five minutes and no motive was given. Smith had two superficial cuts on his back when he surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Ernest Smith
Tommy Donnell
Smith
Donnell
Knoxvillen bridge champs crown Sharp couple
Mr and Mrs Robert Sharp of Covington Kentucky won the Tennessee bridge championship Sunday night while sectional winners began.
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Knoxville
Tax Prepayment Discounts Adopted by Guilford Board
Guilford County Board of Commissioners held its first meeting of the month and kept last year’s tax discount schedule. A 1 percent discount applies to July prepayments of 1959 taxes, with usual 0.5 percent for August September and October. Annexation in 10A fire district by High Point from Jan 1 complicates setting the fire tax rate. The 10A district will serve residents for six months next fiscal year, with costs calculable to lower service charges. Officers of 10A were reappointed for two years. the fire company may be disbanded sooner. Josey resigns as assistant solicitor. replacement discussed with Horace Kornegay and Ed Washington. A June 18 welfare board budget meeting was tentatively set. Bids opened for a prison farm combine. music piping approved for county halls.
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Guilford
10A
F. Moore
L. C. Gooch
Marvin Workman
Claude K. Josey
Guilford’s Superior Court
Josey
Horace Kornegay
Kornegay
High Point
Ed Washington
County Welfare Board
Couple Bludgeoned to Death Near Hobart Oklahoma
Prominent mental health worker Mrs. Florence Brillhart and her husband Elmer Brillhart were killed at their 500 acre dairy farm near Hobart. Their son Clark Brillhart, a 24 year old on convalescent leave from a state mental hospital, is sought statewide. Authorities described the scene with a crowbar found nearby and Mrs. Brillhart's needlework in lap.
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Hobart
Okla
Oklahoma
Elmer Brillhart
Florence
State Crime Bureau
Clark
E. O
Pete) Peters
Young Brillhart
Wayne Boyd
Western State Mental Hospital
Ft. Supply
Brillhart
Dawson Jr. to Lead North Carolina Education Association
A. C. Dawson Jr. awarded the post of executive secretary for the North Carolina Education Assn effective July 1. He was chosen by association directors to succeed Mrs. Ethel Perkins Edwards, who resigned.
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NCEA
Raleigh (Ap
A. C. Dawson Jr
Southern Pines
North Carolina Education Assn
Ethel Perkins Edwards
Mirror of Your Mind on Ulcers and Weight Loss
A Drexel Institute study links temperature shifts to duodenal ulcer hospitalizations with midsummer lull. Separate research finds men more successful than women in losing 20 to 40 pounds. A social science view argues juvenile delinquency reflects environmental factors, not inherent juvenile pathology.
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Francis K. Davis, Jr
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Dr. Albert
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Stankard
Maria McLaren- Hume
Archives of Internal Medicine
Bills Aimed to Reveal Meaning Behind Laws
The House Judiciary Committee backs a bill to require bills revising laws to spell out changes and show amendments in italics or similar devices. Chairman Emanuel Celler admits he often cannot decipher many bills and urges clearer drafting to avoid hidden aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celler
U.S
House
Slain Man Sought In Slaying Of S C Patrolmen
Relatives identify a Detroit gunman as Ray Thomas Cox in the case linked to the earlier shooting of South Carolina highway troopers Doug Coursey and H L Jenkins. Police compare fingerprints to confirm the identity while another suspect, Clinton Smith, 19, Greer, aided by statements.
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Columbia
Detroit
Mich
South Carolina
J. P. Strom
State Law Enforcement Division
Ray Thomas Cox
Cox
Newport Cox
Greer
Strom
Doug Coursey
H. L. Jenkins
Clinton Smith
Charlie Smith
George Raymond
Bank Robbery To Be Heard In Columbia
A federal grand jury in Columbia was to hear evidence today against three men charged in the February Bank of Kershaw robbery. James Woodrow Dease 32 Billy Eugene Dease 17 and J H Shuman 32 all of Rock Hill were named in the $16691 hold up. U S District Atty N Welch Morisette expected quick disposition if indictments are returned. Dease and Shuman were arrested after their car wreck near the scene. the younger Dease fled into the woods but was later captured.
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Columbia
Kershaw
James Woodrow Dease
Billy Eugene Dease
J. H. Shuman
Rock Hill
Atty
N. Welch Morisette
James Dease
Shuman
Dease
Students Break Up Rustling in South Carolina
A group of Hendersonville High School students received a 200 reward from the South Carolina Livestock Council and Remer Lane for reporting cattle rustling in Beaufort and Colleton counties. B R Smith of Green Pond presented the check. The students spotted a slaughtered Angus cow dragged through the woods and alerted officers, aiding arrests and convictions on cattle theft charges.
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Yemassef
S.C
Aroup
Hendersonville
Beaufort
Colleton
South Carolina Livestock Council
Remer Lane
B. R. Smith
Green Pond
Guerneey Garof Yemassee
Fabric Doctor Service Card From Local Cleaners Guild
The Fabric Doctor is a customer information service from High Point cleaners who are members of the NC Association of Launderers and Cleaners Inc. Look for their green and gold 1959 Membership Card.
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High Point
N. C. Assn. of Launderers & Cleaners, Inc
King Paul of Greece Undergoes Eye Surgery in Zurich
King Paul of Greece had a cataract removed from his right eye at Zurich University Hospital. Surgeon Prof. Marc Amsler led the operation, described later as successful. The king will stay in the hospital about two weeks.
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Zurich
Switzerland
King Paul of
Greece
Zurich University Hospital
Marc Amsler
Break-In Defendant Bound Over In Martinsville Case
Martinsville Virginia man Husterfell Faut, 35, bound over to the Superior Court after waiving a preliminary hearing on four break-ins and an attempted break-in. Bond set at 3000 pending his June appearance as other defendants face June hearings. Ingram posted 300 bond for a June 10 Municipal Court hearing. three others posted up to 200 for June 8. Nepton Clinton posted 250 total bond on weapon and drunkenness charges. Donald Beck cited for reckless driving. John Lucas posted 200 bond for June 15 on an arson-like mattress fire charge.
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Byron Haworth
Superior Court
Martinsville
Lane
Walter Lee Ingram
Harrison Street
Della Brockman
Vail Street
George Lawson
Route 4
Hallie Starling
Kivett Drive
Richard Barber
Herbert Street
Nancy Robinson
Coolidge Street
Albert Wright Jr
Grayson Street
Samuel Lovett
Short Street
Ingram
Nepton Clinton
Olgave
Clinton
Donald Ray Beck
Thomasville
Policyholders eligible for hospital extras benefits
Policyowners may collect up to $1,000 for medicines room charges surgical costs and related hospital expenses under hospital extras benefits. The benefit covers medicines blood transfusion room charges and other eligible services as described in the policy terms.
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Cicatings
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Ywca Calendar
Furniture City
Women’s Fellowship
Westside Church
Lindsay
Little Sluggo Latimer
Emerywood
Mirror OF Your
Soserx Wurrvey
Psychiatry
B. L. Livingstone
Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Mrs. A.hlr
Saas Po Ag Romnanf
Orac
Centennial Ave
High Point Laundry
Sartin Dry Cleaning CO
Tucker's Dry Cleaning CO
Husterfell Faut
Elliott
Omara
Nebr
Omaha
Uae
George Richardson Agency
ED Smallwood
Richardson St
Mutual
Mutual Benet Health & Accident Anication
Nebrarsa
High Point, N. C
Rush
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