Informal Tea Honors Degree Candidates at High Point College
An informal tea in Wrennoo Library welcomed degree candidates from High Point College. The event honored guests included Dr. Dennis H. Cooke and Mrs. Cooke, Senator Willis Smith, and trustees Mrs. P. R. Rankin and L. E. Ross. Faculty daughters and staff assisted with punch and delicacies in a spring floral setting.
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College Library
High Point College
Wrennoo Library
Alfred
Soaming
Dennis H. Cooke
Cooke
Dan
Guy B. Phillips
Carl. K
Salisbury
Weldon
Thomasville
Willis Smith
Misa
Smith
L. E. Ross
P. R. Rankin
Gilead
Alda
Louise
Engen
Edith Matthews
Steelman
Servi
Wrenn Memorial Library
College
Carl K. K. Salisbury
Carl K. King
Episcopal Women Have Annual Picnic
The Women’s Auxiliary of Saint Mary’s Church held its annual picnic on the rectory rear lawn at 312 East Farriss Avenue with about sixty five attendees. President Mrs. S. S. Saunders led a brief business session and nominations for next year. Committees for the fall bazaar were announced and Reverend Thomas J. C. Smyth spoke on upcoming service changes.
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Cecil Eaton
Thomas J. C. Smyth
Weed and Win Club Picnic Planned for Saturday Evening
The Weed and Win Garden Club will hold its annual picnic Saturday at 7 o'clock in the evening at the local garden venue.
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Weed ’N Win Club
Weed 'N Win Garden Club
Green Street Baptist Church meetings listed for tonight
The Ruth Bible Class meets at 7 30 in Mrs Ruth Tuttle's home 306 Park Street Rev C K Gentry leads Stephens Bible Class meets tomorrow at 3 00 at Miss Mary Childress Norwood Court Apts Truth Seekers Class meets tonight at 7 30 at the Green Street Baptist Church Hamilton time secret pals to be revealed Estherian Class meets tonight at 7 30 in the church parlor All members urged to attend and important business to be transacted
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East Green Street 1St Church
Ruth Tuttle
Park Street
Or Stephens Bible
Orelock
Mary Childress
Norwood Court Apts
C. K. Gentry
Green Street Baptist Church
Hamilton
Picnic Friday for Green Acre Club
The Green Acre Garden Club will hold its annual picnic Friday evening at 6 30 at the home of A ee, Se Cees ve.
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Green Acre Garden Club
A Ee, Se Cees Ve
Philomathean Club
S. H. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
Magic Key Garden Club
J. P. Rawley
Gay Blade Garden Club
Sara Coe Hunsucker
Irbywood Drive
Weed ‘'N Win Garden Club
City Lake
Peggy Green
Dewey H. Hinkle
Cavalry Iq Ae
J. Sprinkle
Winston-Salem
Weill
Ann Dowd
Jewish Women To Meet Tomorrow
A gathering of Jewish women is set for tomorrow at 1 o clock at the Sontinds canvettes for the suman act ort months.
Jack And Jill School Tea Echoes First Grade Entry
The annual tea at Sunset Drive School welcomed guests led by Mrs. E O Cummings and introduced soon-to-be first graders Diane Hulin David Hardy William Simmons Kenny Gail Amn Farr Arthur Hill Susan Myon Sonny Lamar Sarah McInlane Leigh Horney Bar Roby Yarborough oversaw activities. Girls wore long dresses and hair ribbons as guests toured and viewed movies of past events.
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E. O. Cummings
James Mattocks
Diane Hulin
David Hardy
William Simmons
Kenny Gail Amn Farr
Arthur Ae
Butch Hill
Susan Myon
Sonny Lamar
Sarah McInlane
Leigh Horney
Bar
Miss Dobson Heads to June Week at Naval Academy
Miss Francia Dobson daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Dobson Cedron Avenue Extension sails for Annapolis Maryland to attend June Week events at the U S Naval Academy Her escort is Donald Heckman Huntington Pa Dobson a W Miss sophomore St N C will return home Sunday June 8 Students at the University of Nebraska gain access to rare books including Hindustani Gutenberg Bible and several 6th and 17th century first editions behind locked doors
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Joe Dobson
Cedron Avenue
Annapolis
Maryland
U. S. Naval Academy
Donald Heckman Huntington
Dobson
Sophmore
N.C
Seamnaile
Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska
YMCA Evening Activity Schedule Promises Busy Swim Lineup
The YWCA announces a Tuesday schedule with swimming and ping activities at the YMCA from 4:00 to 5:30, followed by golf at 6:45 with the Adams Club and adult swimming at 7:00. New Comers Club meets at 7:30.
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Adams Club
New Comers Club
Community events and notices fill a busy week
Local clubs and associations schedule meetings and social events across town. Highlights include speakers from the Garden Council and League of Women Voters, a VFW auxiliary gathering, and several bridal events for Miss Peggy Green at Emerywood Country Club and other venues.
Union Shop Fight Looms at Atomic Electric Contract
Washington reports last year’s law authorizing a union shop contract in eight cities. General Electric at Hanford Washington operates the Atomic Energy Commission project with 308 workers. Seven percent oppose the Independent Guards Union and Building Service unions resisting wage demands while labor panel under William H. vis weighs mediation. A strike would halt bomb material production. Gavin’s Point dam dispute in Yankton South Dakota remains unresolved.
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Atomic
Ada
Atomic FE Commission
Hanford
Wash
General Electric Company
Atomic Ae Laborities Panel
William H. Vis
G. EF
Gavin's Point
Missour River
Yanktom
Charles Store Employees Fete Bridal Honoree
Local Charles Store employees hosted a barbecue and bridal show fete for Mrs. Bernard Burns of Asheboro the former Miss Unn Moore who wed last Wednesday. She received a corsage white carnations and gifts along with a decorated wagon. About twenty guests attended the gathering.
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Chaies
Bernard Burns
Asheboro
Unn Moore
Sandra Bennett
Sna Thorn Grubb
Senate approves compensation for foxes on Davies farm
The Senate voted to pay $17,840 to Sarah A. Davies, owner of a Fox farm, for 12 mother foxes killed when a nearby tower’s light disturbed them. The bill cites the foxes as non productive and unfit for fur.
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Washington
ULP
Senate
White House
Sarah A. Davies
Miss Davies
Missouri Valley Reservoirs Set for Major Dams Plan
The article notes Gavin's Point Dam on track for years of delay while Randall Dam closes this fall and Garrison Dam in July 1953. Fort Peck joins as a key reservoir, shaping flood risk as snowmelt meets heavy rains in the middle and lower Missouri.
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Gavin's Point
Randall Dam
Garrison Dam
Fort Peck
Missouri
Senet
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