May Fellowship Luncheon At Local YWCA
The May Fellowship luncheon at the local YWCA will feature three program parts. Frances Haywood will recognize school achievements while Holt McPherson outlines local school needs and a discussion by volunteers highlights civic projects. Table settings and the meal focus on migrant workers as United Church Women contribute 1000 dollars to the project. proceeds benefit the cause. Reservations with Mrs. S. S. Saunders at 4356.
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Frances Haywood
Holt McPherson
Enter
Prise
North Carolina
Citizens’ Committee For Better Schools
State Council of
United Church Women
UNC Dean Praises Business Women at Thomasville Banquet
Dean Carmichael of Women at UNC told the 23rd BPW banquet in Thomasville that 46 percent of American women work and 17 percent full time. She noted more labor saving devices increase work and said the average working woman is 39. The BPW seeks equal rights and pay as she urged women to stay. Attendees included local officials, club members, and state BPW president Miss Lois Frazier. An open house followed at Mrs. Zandal Sechrist's home.
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Thomasville
Katherine K. Carmichela
University of North Carolina
Business and Professional Women's Club
BPW
Carmichael
Vanderbilt University
Dean Carmichael
Carl C. Wilson
James C. Grimes
Chick” Green
The
Lions
Joe Bales
Rotary Club
Glenn Pennington
George D. Finch
Clifford Longlie Cogdall
Raleigh
Lois Frazier
Meredith College
Sally McCracken
Mills
Zandal Sechrist
Party To Honor Miss Carrick
Retta Carrick will wed Bill Edwards on June 28 at Fairmont Park Baptist Church. A party to honor the couple is planned.
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Miss Carrick
Retta Carrick
Bill Edwards
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
Local residents report hospital stays and travels
Mrs. C F Steed of 2405 Rollins Rd is a patient at High Point Memorial after surgery. Victor Vail of 118 Vail St is critically ill at the same hospital, with improved condition and permitted visitors. Mrs C D Brown of 332 Montheu Ave heads to Atlanta to visit her sister and will spend a week in Macon with her son and daughter in law. Mrs James Wilkinson of Atlanta or Sam Thompson of Scarsdale visited Dr Annie Wilkinson on Rockford Rd. Mrs W E Arledge of 525 Flint St is seriously ill at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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C. F. Steed
Rollins Rd
High Point Memorial Tar
Victor Vail
Vail St
High Point Memorial Hospital
C. D. Brown
Montheu Ave
Atlanta
J. D. Andrews
Brown
Macon
Inlaw
Bill C. Brown
James Wilkinson
Atlan+ta
Sam Thompson
Scarsdale, Y
Annie Louis Wilkinson
Rockford Rd
Wilkinson
W. E. Arledge
Flint St
Births announced in High Point area
Mr and Mrs George Two Jr announce the birth of Chris Elizabeth Wright on April 27 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Sterling Smith and Pat Groome announce Karen born April 29 at High Point Hospital. Janice Annette born April 30 to H L Carmichael. Joni Lynn Dennis born April 3 to John Dennis Jr in Jamestown at High Point Hospital. Aubrey McLellan and Shirley Davis announce Mark Aubrey born April 30 in Clinton Mississippi.
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George Two Jr
Route 2
High
Sterling Smith
Hartsville, S. C
Karen
High Point Hospital
H. L. Carmichael
Wise Sr
Janice Annette
High Point Memorial Hospital
John Dennis Jr
Route 1
Jamestown
Joni Lynn
Dennis
Glenda Slack
Aubrey McLellan
Clinton, Miss
Mark Aubrey
McLellan
Shirley Davis
High Point
Primrose Garden Club Elects New Officers
Mrs Froelich Jr is elected president of the Primrose Garden Club for the coming year at the meeting hosted by Miss Joann Sechrest at 507 Otteray Drive. New officers include P A Thomas as vice president and Gene Mallory as secretary.
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Primrose Garden Club
Joann Sechrest
Otteray
Jack Froelich Jr
P. A. Thomas
Gene Mallory
Robert Stone
R. L. Deal Jr
Howad Coble
Joe Coffield
James Randle
Trash Dump Yields $600 In Radio Parts For Shop Owner
After three days of search R L Tate found the missing radio and television parts at a city dump. A trash collector had accidentally scooped up the $600 worth of equipment from Tate's shop.
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Oklahoma .City
R. L. Tate
Tate
Styled For Spring The Ladylike Hairdo
Alicia Hart describes spring hairstyles to match new fashions. Shorter softer cuts suit cloche hats and Chanel suits, with a C line sweeping back and curling softly on the cheeks. A home permanent with the right strength yields a lasting feminine wave without tightness.
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Alicia Hartner
Snake Auction Promises Varied Snakes for Connoisseurs
The Philadelphia Herpetological Society will hold a snake auction on May 9. The society says it has varieties to satisfy the most exacting connoisseur.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Herpetological Society
Pakistani PM Suhrawardy Arrives in Manila for State Visit
Prime Minister H. S. Suhrawardy of Pakistan arrived in Manila from Tokyo for a state visit and to kick off a goodwill tour of Southeast Asia.
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Manila
H.S. Suhrawardy
Pakistan
Tokyo
Southeast
Pink Bloomers Aid Shoplifting Court Appearance
Philadelphia magistrate holds Austin Ashton Jr. on 5000 bail after store officials testify he concealed two suits valued at 70 dollars each in pink bloomers during a shoplifting incident.
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Philadelphia
Austin Ashton Jr
Ashton
Hailstones Kill 32 in West Pakistan Flood
Oversize hail stones killed 32 people, mostly teenagers, and injured about 200 in Gujrat district West Pakistan yesterday. Stones weighed up to a half pound as panic and fear spread. Villagers rushed to mosques to pray, blaming the storm on sins.
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Karachi
Gujrat
West Pakistan
Touch-me-not Named for Seed Pods That Fly Open
The touch-me-not earned its name from seed pods that spring open at the slightest touch, releasing seeds as a rapid dispersal mechanism. This characteristic has long fascinated observers and aided identification.
HPC Seniors Entertained At Picnic At Cooke Home
High Point College marks Senior Day with a picnic on the Cooke residence lawn. The 152 seniors plus sponsor and deans attended, each receiving a college pen as a memento from Dr. Dennis H. Cooke.
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HPC
Cooke Home
High Point College
Dennis H. Cooke
Lew Lewis
H. E. Conrad
J. H. Allred
Grady Whicker
Cooke
Also Mentioned on This Page
YWCA
UNC
BPWC
Chris Elizabeth Wright
Karen Smith
Janice A. Carmichael
Joni Lynn Dennis
Mark Aubrey McLellan
N. Main ST
Mrs. Froelich
Primrose Club
Pink Bloomers
LDU Tra Savings Now
Lindale
Henry II
France
Guilford Optical CO
Vann Drag
Jack Southerland
Sears
Dairy-Mart
North Main Street
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