Altrusa Officers Initiated At Dinner at Sheraton Hotel
Altrusa Club initiated three new members Miss Charlotte Entemann Miss Barbara Brooks and Mrs Carmel Hunter during a dinner and business meeting at the Sheraton Hotel Tom assisted by Miss Dorothy Forward. Mrs Ilotte Guy announced a new club formed in Vera Cruz Mexico and a Founders Day fund of 81.44 was reported. The delegation was instructed on voting the international slate and contributions supported the Day Center for all Children and a summer music camp led by Dr Charles Taylor.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Scan
Tom
Dorothy Forward
Charlotte Entemann
Barbara Brooks
Carmel Hunter
Altrusa Ps
Ilotte Guy
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Charles Taylor
Guy
Ryan
Flag program highlights DAR patio luncheon at Sherrod home
A covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. Edith Moore Sherrod at 202 Roland Park Ave concluded Alexander Martin Chapter DAR meetings for the summer. The program featured John C. Shelott speaking on the flag and its symbolism, with granddaughter Almeta Jane Whitescarver performing a piano piece.
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Sherrod
Edith Moore Sherrod
Roland Park Ave
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Parner
le John C . C
Shelott
Hayden
Misa Almeta Jane Whitescarver
Pierre L’aisson
Sarah Patrick Peacock
Diane Tucker McKenzie
Velva
Libby
Almota Jane White
Scarver
Alpha Alpha Chapter Entertained At Home of Mrs Hayworth
Mrs Johnnie Hayworth hosted the Alpha Alpha Chapter meeting of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International at her High Point home last evening. Chapter president Mrs Hayworth presided as three new members were welcomed Frances Hayworth Lettie Fae Virginia McFarland and others were noted with a next meeting at Mrs Virginia McFarland’s home on July 12.
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Alpha Alpha Chapter
Johnnie Hayworth
Johnie Hayworth
High Point
Epsilom Sigma Alpha International
Hayworth
Frances Hayworth
Lettie Aoe
Virginia McFaroe
Virginia McFarland
Beauty Treatment? Miss Dallas Eats Ice Cream for Breakfast
Judy Moon known as Miss Dallas of 1955 reportedly starts each day with a pint of ice cream as a personal habit. Her routine draws curiosity and local playful chatter in Dallas, Texas.
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Dallas
Tex
Judy Moon
Local Residents Enter Camp and Recoveries Noted
Burris son of Mr and Mrs M Burris of 633 Colonial Drive undergoes an optical operation and returns home today. Ned Covington and Skip Lyles depart for Camp Hemlock near Waynesville for six weeks of summer camp. A A Hipps of 125 College Street Thomasville receives hospital treatment since day. Mrs W L Jackson of 1110 West Green Street returns home from High Point Memorial Hospital after recent surgery and can receive visitors.
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A Burris
M. Burris
Ned Covington
Skip" Lyles
Camp Hemlock
Waynesville
Ned
J. Harriss Covington
Skip
George W. Lyles Jr
A. A. Hipps
College &I
Thomasville
W. L. Jackson
W. Green St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Cosmetologists Hear Plans For Hair Style Show
The Hit Cosmetologists discussed plans for a hair style show to be held in September during a dinner meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. Miss Inez Slack spoke about the event while Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leonard reviewed scalp conditions common to beauticians. A Wiener roast was announced for July 12 at Mrs. Lana Smith’s home on Centennial Avenue.
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Sheraton Hotel
Inez Slack
Ed Leonard
Lana Smith
Centennial Ave
Auto rolls into post office lobby in Ashton Idaho
Walter Berg man left his car with the engine running and entered the post office. The unattended vehicle in gear rolled forward crashing into the lobby window and following him inside the building.
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Ashton
Idaho
Walter Bergman
Thomasville Bridal Event Honors Miss Cecile Shoaf
A Thomasville party honored bride-to-be Miss Cecile Shoaf with a corsage presentation by hostesses. Guests enjoyed bridal contests with prizes to Mrs Hu a Saintsing and Miss Judy, followed by a shower of gifts and pink decorations. Mothers of the bridal party, Mrs N Shoat and Mrs Brodie, attended. Another shower will be hosted by Miss Marjorie Wood and Mrs C Ball on Wednesday at Rarden's.
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Thomasville
Cecile Shoaf
Cou
N. Shoat
Brodie
Miss Shoat
Marjorie Wood
C. C. Ball
Rarden's
Rejuvenating Treatments in Ancient Beauty Practice
The article notes ancient use of fragrant oils to keep skin youthful and describes how dreams guided convenient application. It discusses heavy modern emollients for facial massage to stimulate circulation and maintain firm skin, with how to apply creams for cleansing and night care.
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Coowright
Wren
Tuesday Afternoon Club Hosts Husbands at YearEnd Picnic
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club held its final meeting of the year with a yard picnic at Mrs. Dale Montgomery’s home. Husbands attended as guests, with Mrs. J. W. Montgomery and Mrs. Ray Conrad as associate hostsesses. New members Mrs. W. C. Kennerly and Miss Blanche Bur ess were announced, and the club reported two awards, including state honor roll recognition.
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Dale Montgomery
J. W. Montgomery
Ray Conrad
Montmery
J. A. Michael
Double Celebration at Drowne Home in Warwick
A Warwick couple marked their 50th wedding anniversary at home with friends and family. Their daughter and son-in-law also celebrated the same date, same home, in a double celebration for the family.
Miss Mendenhall To Be Feted at Parties
Miss Mendenhall is to be honored at two social gatherings. Mrs Shelby York and Mrs Judy Win Slow host a kitchen shower at Blair Park Club House Friday at 7 30 p.m. A second party follows Saturday at Borden's Gold Room at 7 30 p.m.
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Miss Mendenhall
Shelby York
Judy Winslow
Rebecca Procter
Ateria Mendenhall
Blair Park Club House
Borden's
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