Mental Hygiene Clinic Director Speaks To Junior Service League
Dr. John Turner director of the Mental Hygiene Clinic urged junior service league members to support child psychiatry workers in schools. He showed The Angry Boy film to illustrate the need and discussed securing geriatric staff for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Service League
High Point
John Turner
Suku
Turner
K. B. Geddie
Edward Drake, Jr
Guilford County Mental Hygiene Society
Guilford County
Greensboro
Women of the Moose Meet Thursday Night Election
The Women of the Moose will gather at the Moose Home Thursday at 8 o clock for officer elections. Final plans for the Saturday dinner will be set, and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Rollaway Cots Solve Overnight Guest Dilemma
A foldable rollaway cot offers a simple solution for extra guests. It stores compactly and unfolds quickly when needed, keeping space uncluttered until use.
Woodmen Circle Plans For Meet Here June 13th
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle held its monthly meeting at the Home with Mrs. Ben Tucker presiding. Two new members Mrs. Carol Andrews and Mrs. Alice Andrews took full obligation. The group voted a cash donation to the Home for Aged Members and Orphans in Sherman Texas. The fraternal Congress will meet in High Point on June 13 and local members will attend. The June Bridge Club hostesses are Mrs. Lena Lowe and Mrs. Nell Hinkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Ben Tucker
Carol Andrews
Alice Andrews
Sherman
Tex
High Point
Woodmen Circle
YMCA
June Bridge Club
Lena Lowe
Nell Hinkle
Births in High Point Area June New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Herman Hunt announce the birth of son David Ray on June 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Bobby Hoover report daughter Janet Ann born June 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital, Hoover’s former Miss Joanne Reid of High Point. C J Hiatt and Mrs Hiatt announce daughter Martha Kay born June 7 at local hospital. Mr and Mrs Fred Hall announce daughter Vicki Jane born June 6 at local hospital. mother formerly Miss Dolly Wood of North Wilkesboro. Harold Chadwick and Mrs Chadwick announce daughter Cynthia Jo born June 10 at local hospital. Mr and Mrs Ray H Brown announce daughter Judy Diane born June 8. mother formerly Miss Royal Ashburn. Mr and Mrs A L Hayden announce son Dennis Ray born June 8 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Garland T York announce son Gary Randall born June 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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David Ray Hunt
Herman Hunt
High Point Route Three
David Ray
High Point Memorial Hospital
Janet Ann Hoover
Bobby Hoover
Park Street
Janet Ann
High Point Memorial Hostal
Vicki Jane Hall
Fred Hall
Redding Street
Vicki Jane
Chadwick
Harold Chadwick
Worth Avenue
Cynthia Jo
Diane Brown
Ray H. Brown
Route Three
High Point
Judy Diane
Miss Royal Ashburn
Dennis Ray Hayden
A. L. Hayden
Clara Cox
Dennis Ray
Gary Randall Yvork
Garland T. York
Old Winston Road
Gary Randall
DAR installs officers at Forest Hill Drive home
Daughters of the American Revolution held an afternoon installation at Mrs. D. L. Bouldin's residence on Forest Hill Drive. Edith Moore became regent, Charles Philips of Thomasville vice regent, and Bruce Carraway lectured on Our American Flag. A business meeting followed with possible DAR State Convention discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
D. L. Bouldin
Forest Hill Drive
C. C. Haworth
J. B. Dunn
J. R. Peacock
Lucy Eshelman
Martha Bell
Martha Harris McKenzie
Mary T. Kearns
Edith Moore
Charles Phillips
Thomasville
Bruce Carraway
Correee Ee
DAR
R. K. Stewart
Miss Barbara Steele Bride-Elect Honored At Lingerie Shower
Miss Barbara Steele, bride-elect, was honored at a lingerie shower hosted by Miss Betty Steele at her Marion Avenue home. Twelve guests attended with prizes awarded for bridal games won by Mrs. Louveria Loftin, Mrs. Argie Wood, and Mrs. L. E. Miller as Green and white decorations and summer flowers set the scene. Refreshments were served after gifts and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Steele
Betty Steele
Marion Avenue
Louveria Loftin
Argie Wood
L. E. Miller
Garden Club Picnic Hosted by Mrs. J. G. Snipes
Mrs. J. G. Snipes's residence at 408 Steele Street hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club picnic last evening with Mrs. C. W. Bates as associate hostess. The gathering featured a pastel sweet pea centerpiece, an invocation by Mrs. M. R. Shields, and a ness meeting led by retiring president Mrs. E. R. Anderson. New president Mrs. H. R. Kellam outlined plans for the coming year with 16 members present and guests Miss Phyllis Snipes, Mrs. A. L. Carter, Mrs. E. M. Brower, Mrs. R. R. Blackburn, and Johnnie Blackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Snipes
Steele Street
C. W. Bates
M. R. Shields
E. R. Anderson
Trident
H. R. Kellam
Phyllis Snipes
A. L. Carter
E. M. Brower
R. R. Blackburn
Johnnie Blackburn
Seoul Altrusa Club Story Told By Mrs Kim
Mrs Sun Yun Kim, visiting Boston on a Rotary fellowship, recounts the Seoul Altrusa chapter history from its organization to its destruction by Communists. She notes leaders tied to the government, the club's era of prominence, and recalls Miss Mabel Cherry's mission work. The meeting, part of High Point Altrusa, featured America the Beautiful and a brief program by Miss Cherry. About twenty members attended and July meetings were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa
Seoul
Korea
High Point
Altrusa Club
Chon
Sun Yun Kim
Boston
Mass
Rotary International
Kim
Mabel Cherry
Seoul Club
America
Americans
City Lake Park
Bellans Advertised as Fast Digestive Relief
An old advertisement promotes Bellans as a fastest acting remedy for digestion distress including Gearsburn and similar ailments in Georgia. It prices the product at 25 cents and frames it as doctor trusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellans
Baby Talk Magazine Ad Offer From Dr Dee Supply Co
A promotional notice offers a free subscription to Baby Talk the gay fact filled baby care magazine. It cites Dr Dee Supply Company at 18 Waughtown Street Winston Salem NC and claims over 300000 readers with tips to save money and help babies be happier and healthier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AREF
Dr-Dee Supply Company
Waughtown Street
Winston, Salem
N. C
Trees 100 feet High Noted North of Arctic Circle
A report notes trees reaching 100 feet in height are often found north of the Arctic Circle, indicating unusually tall flora in northern latitudes. Nearby observations point to resilient conifers thriving in cold, light-limited conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic Circle
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Public Library
de Ellis, Jr
Gue
Sinene
Albert Hart Cin
Ears
Dupuy Dialema
Tom Pitts
Mias
Theo Redman
League
Women of
Elliott’s
Sheraton
John T. Ellis
Colier Ellis, Jr
Feenter
Fills
Albert Hart, Jr
Enterprise
Barbee
Kennedy Oil CO
Tryon ST ST
J. W. Morgan
Rose Furn
Glenn
Washington
Anz
Leonardo da Vinci
High Point Ministerial Assn
Public Religious Education Council
New Westinghouse
Electeie
Westinghouse
Kester Bros. & Sons
Asheboro
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