Miss Kirkmans Pupils In Recital
Miss Mae Kirkman presents piano pupils in a Saturday recital at 8 oclock. An audience heard solos and ensembles by Carole Lee Simeon Lelia Inard Martha Temple Linda Ann Lamet Judy Culp Nancy Clinard Athalia Honeycutt Mary Frances Stanton Yvonne Womble Mary Martha Hutchens Donna Faye Watson Page Temple Luella Kidd Linda Given Dorothy Lloyd Betty Aileen Cumby Nancy Hill Ann Hicks. Prizes were won by Athalia Honeycutt and Page Temple, awards by Mary Frances Stanton Donna Faye Watson and Carole Simeon, with memory honors for Lelia Clinard.
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Nancy Hill
Ann Hicks
Thalia Honeycutt
Page Temple
Mary Frances Stanton
Donna Faye Watson
Carole Simeon
Memory
Lelia Clinard
Local Students In Piano Recital At Winston-Salem
High Point youths aged seven to sixteen performed a piano recital at Terrace Methodist Church Winston-Salem on Friday evening. A reception followed in the Ladies Parlor with summer flowers decorating rooms. marshals included Rebecca Bradner and Gayle Yow.
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Winston-Salem
Tral ‘Terrace Methodist Church
Winne
William M. Jarrell, Jr
Margaret Hayden Jarrell
Rebecca Fowler
Annette Chamblee
Jimmie Martin
Sandra Ss
Jeanette Steele
Gail Black
Bodenheimer
Ky Lloyd
Gayle Yow
Julia Ann Justice
Marilyn Cole
Benny Yow
Buchanan
Thelma Howell
Larry Anderson
Rebecca Bradner
Laura Jean Malpass
Broadway memories and backstage anecdotes from a 1940s theater scene
A string of theater anecdotes highlights Mary Boland in Gradie Snatchers at the Music Box, Dorothy Greener’s rising star path via the Hartford Times, and Pearl Bailey’s climb. It recalls Dorothy’s Blue Angel days, critic George Jean Nathan’s clashes, Brenda Lee Wis’s Broadway turns, and Hassard Short’s My Darling with a blackface lead, plus press agent Russel Crouse and Bill Gaxton’s nerves before Of Thee I Sing.
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Footlights
Dorothy Greener
Hartford Times
Pearl Bailey
Arl
Missley
The
Blue Angel
Pearl
Dorothy
Brenda LéeWis
Regina
Mel
Fledermaus
Hassard Short
Smitty Keeps Forge Alive in Picton Area
In Pictou Canada Arthur MacPhee remains the sole working blacksmith serving the horse trade. He has practiced the craft for 30 years at the same site his father started about 75 years ago, continuing a family lineage in blacksmithing.
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Smitty
Pictou
Canada
Arthur MacPhee
Brown Bowmen Vows Pledged At First Methodist Chapel
The ceremony at Chapel of First Methodist Church united Miss Charmione Rose with Glenn Albert Brown in marriage. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Bowman, wore a candlelight satin gown with lace, veil, and orange blossoms. The groom’s mother and grandmother attended, with Glenn Albert Brown serving as best man. After a reception, the couple planned to live in Raleigh after July and expect the groom to join the Army Reserve at Camp Belvoir. the bride had studied at High Point College and the groom at State College.
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Ralph Miles Brown
Burgess Chapel
First Methodist Church
Bot
Chapel of First Methodist Church
Bu Tomes Chapel
Worth — Bowman
Rotary Drive
Glenn Albert Brown
Steele Street
Kenneth Goodson
First Methodist Arch
Charmione Rose
Charles Collins
Alice Kline Collins
Dorothy Ann Lewis
Fleet Lewis
Hillcrest Drive
Byron Bowman
Chet Allen
Brown
Mr. Brown
Camp Belvoir
Raleigh
Put Up With Some Disorder Calmly
Ruth Millett reflects on a letter from a man who says many domestic rifts come from wives who demand neatness. He argues men slow down after 40 and resent constant small chores, urging wives to tolerate some disorder and stop saving up tasks for hometime.
Northwestern student Campell arrives for summer break
Bill Campbell a senior at Northwestern University Chicago has arrived for a week long vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Raymond Campbell at 816 Magnolia Court He plans visits with friends in New Jersey and Iowa before returning for summer school on June 23 at the university.
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Bill Campbell
Northwestern University
Chicago
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
New Jersey
Iowa
Dopey and Dopey Love Hidden in Julie’s First Film Experience
A mother recalls taking Julie to a revived theater production and a peculiar moment of enchantment as the child falls quiet, then confides a private affection for a character named Dopey. The narrative shifts to a neighbor encounter and a lesson on recognizing children’s secret feelings.
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Julie
Julie Goede
Keoel
Daddy
Grandma
Jayna
Births Announced for Sons Michael Swaim and John Sullivan Jr
Mr and Mrs William H Swaim Jr announce the birth of a son Michael Lawing on June 7 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Roy Sullivan of Forestdale Jamestown announce the birth of a son John Roy Jr on June 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Michael Lawing Swaim
William H. Swaim
Thomasville
Michael Lawing
High Point Memorial Hospital
John Roy Sullivan
Forestdale
Jamestown
John Roy, Jr
Korean Visitor to Attend Altrusa Club Dinner
Mrs. Chong Sun Yun Kim of Korea, visiting the home of her former Altrusa members, will attend a club dinner tomorrow at 6 30. The final business meeting of the year for the local Altrusa is noted amid scattered historical references. The excerpt also mentions Chubb Crater rim diameter about 11 500 feet and a gold boil point around 230 degrees centigrade.
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Chong Sun Yun Kim
Korea
Mabel Oo
Ki 'Lowe
Ieee
Altrusa Club
Kim We Kim
Seoul
Chubb Crater
Quebec
Fragmentary dialogue about a hat and admissions
A garbled excerpt presents a confused exchange where one speaker questions a hat remark and another deflects with vague admissions. The near phrase suggests tension and miscommunication without clear context or named individuals.
Town and Country Club Plans Supper
The Town and Country Garden Club announces a Friday evening supper at seven o'clock in the City Lake dining room to wind up the summer activities.
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Town and Country Club
Town and Country Garden Club
City Lake
Malayan Rubber Prices to Stay Low Says Expert
Singapore report cites Dr W E Cake of Malayan American Plantations Ltd predicting rubber prices will remain around 30 cents a pound after U S pileup work completes. He warns producers must operate carefully and economically to survive the extended low price period.
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Singapore
United States
W. E Cake
Thin gold film Transmits greenish light
A very thin sheet of gold appears translucent and allows a greenish light to pass through. The observation notes the color shift and partial transparency of the gold foil.
Fowl Vaccination Plan Promises Faster Poultry Shots
Vancouver health officials announce rapid mass vaccination for poultry flocks against pulmonary disease. Provincial pathologist Dr J C Bankier says the vaccine could be sprayed at a rate of 10 000 birds per hour replacing the old tedious bird by bird method.
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Vancouver
Canada
J. C. Bankier
Vincial
Newport to Replace Fountain With Bird Bath for Automobiles
Summer plans advance to convert the Vanderbilt memorial shrinking fountain in the city to a bird bath as automobiles supplant horse power. The piece notes human evolution in a playful civic context.
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Newport
R.I
First Dose Offer for Rheumatic Pain Trial in ACTON
Local notice advertises a first dose trial for rheumatic pain with liquid Al blood to stop ether. The ad promises a money back option and notes the cost is low. ACTON acts on and offers the dose.
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Acton
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Gaxton
Victor Moore
Any Bowman
Worth Byron Bowman
Rotary
Ne Oye Brows
High Point College
State College
Ruth Millett
Guilford Optical
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Ketal Fice
High Point
Best Cleaners
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Tue Merita Bakers
American Bakeries Company
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