Credit Women Launch Dinner Installations in High Point
Representatives from 14 cities attended the formal installation of the High Point Credit Women's Breakfast Club at the Sheraton ballroom. Evelyn Ray of Asheville, state president, praised the NC Association of Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs, noted 250 clubs nationwide, and welcomed the local group formed in February. Mayor Covington presented Mrs. Ray with a key to the city as the event featured music, candlelight inductions, and new officers including Nell Harriss as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Association of Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs
Asheville
Claudine Marshall
Guilford Finance Co
New Club
Jackie Bain
Goodyear Service Stores, Inc
Iris K. Gaither
Perkinson’s
Ferol G. Robertson
Horace G
Ilderton, Inc
Betty Frazier
High Point Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Nnihe
Evelyn Ray
Sheraton
Edith Shaw Johnson
Portland
Ore
United States
Canada
Hawaii
North Carolina
Ray
Frances Irwin
Wanda Ridge
Dick Culler
High Point Merchants Association
Ansel Fowler
Winston-Salem Club
N. C. Merchants Association
Mt. Airy
Burlington
Greensboro
Kannapolis
Winston - Salem
Fuqua Springs
Elkin
Reidsville
Thomasville
Concord
Charlotte
High Point
Maryetta Johnson
Winston- Salem
Dixie Council
Nell Harriss
Harllee’s, Inc
Perkinson's Jewelry Co
F. E. Harllee Jr
Harllee's
Arthur Corpening
Hotel Sheraton
H. G. Ilderton Sr
Horace G. Ilderton, Inc
Seeeesne
George Covington
Why women show pleasure at others misfortunes
Ruth Millett discusses why women smile at gossip about neighbors and friends. She notes admiration mixed with envy in remarks about aging, divorce, weight gain, finances, and home choices, suggesting delight masks insecurity and jealousy.
Pride to Resume Talks with Nationalist Officers
Vice Admiral Alfred M. Pride commander of the U S seventh Fleet arrives tomorrow to resume talks with senior American and Chinese Nationalist officers. He is expected to continue work on a survey of Nationalist military requirements.
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Taipfi
Formosa
Alfred M. Pride
U. S
7Th Fleet
Pride
Ladies' Golf At Club Tomorrow At Emerywood
The Ladies Day golf event is scheduled at Emerywood Country Club Wednesday with 10 a.m. tee time. Lunch will be served at 12 30 p.m. in the club grill despite possible weather disruption.
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Emerywood Country Club
Club
Brentwood PTA to Meet Tonight with Film by Jim Ensign
The Brentwood School Parent-Teacher Association holds a meeting tonight at 7:30 at the school. Jim Ensign will present a film as the program feature.
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Brentwood Pta
Parent-Teacher Association of
Brentwood School
Jim Ensign
Local births announced for five babies in High Point area
Janet Carol Wheless born March 19 at the local hospital to Dr. and Mrs. Lee M. Wheless of 1117 Rockford Rd. Gary Le Price born March 20 to Mr. and Mrs. James Price of Route 1 High Point. Martha Beth Miller born March 19 to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller of Route 4 Thomasville. Arnold Richard Moss born March 18 to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moss of 3000 Oakcrest Dr. Mrs. Moss is the former Betty Peele of High Point. Rodney Allen Maners born March 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Rodney T. Maners of 2701 Lowe Ave. Mrs. Maners is the former Sara Moorefield of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Carol Wheless
Lee M. Wheless
Rockford Rd
Janet Carol
Gary Lee Price
James Price
Route 1
High Point
Gary le
Jackie Guyer
Martha Beth Miller
J. E. Miller
Route 4
Thomasville
Martha Beth
Arnold Richard Moss
A. G. Moss
Oakcrest Dr
Arnold Richard
Rodney Allen Maners
Rodney T. Maners
Lowe Ave
Rodney Allen
Sara Moorefield
Campbell announce birth of daughter Freddie Gwynn
Mr and Mrs F L Campbell of 1204 McCain Place announce the birth of a daughter Freddie Gwynn on March 20 at the local Cotton gloves care note follows about washing and lint prevention with color coordination guidance.
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Freddie Gwynn Campbell
F. L. Campbell
McCain Place
Freddie Gwynn
Brass care tip for tarnish prevention
After polishing brass apply a light coat of self polishing floor wax to prevent tarnish and keep shine longer. The wax forms a protective layer that reduces oxidation and preserves the metal’s luster.
Friendly Club entertains Guilford County Sanatorium guests
Members of the Friendly Club visited Guilford County Sanatorium last evening and staged a four act humorous play as the feature. Mrs. A. Nackley led the program with others including Mesdames Hunt Smith Smith Trogdon Busch and G F Busch. Mrs Olen Smith gave a serious reading titled Out of the Shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
Guilford County Sanatorium
A. Nackley
A. D. Hunt
Olen Smith
Charlene Smith
Virgie Austin
Jerry Trogdon
G. F. Busch
Nackley
Stephens Class Meets Tomorrow At 3 O Clock
The Stephens Bible Class will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. M. J. Crowder at 309 Steele Street. Mrs. A. G. Carson will lead the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Stephens Bible
M. J. Crowder
Steele St
A. G. Carson
Communists Sentence Two Poles To Death
VIENNA Austria two Poles were sentenced to death and four others to prison terms five to 15 years for alleged spying for the United States and Britain Radio Warsaw announced the trial heard the prosecutor say two spies met through the secretary of the British Embassy in Moscow and that the accused including a woman sentenced to six years trained in West German spy schools before being sent into Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
United States
Britain
Radio Warsaw
Moscow
Poland
Tractor Kills Farmer in Maryland Field Demonstration
Lawrence Winfield Miller, 48, father of ten, died when his tractor overturned and crushed him as he demonstrated farm work to two of his sons near Lonaconing Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonaconing
Lawrence Winfield Miller
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Jane
Smiths
Wors Sue
Millers
Madge
Rosie
P JA Vows
Tobias
Lewis Electric CO
DELCO
Long
Dize
Montlieu Ave
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main St
Batiste
Grace Flower Shop
N. Wrenn & Howell
Fae
Super-Orlon
SALE
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Nubtone
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