Debutante Ball Ends Jewish Community Weekend
The Twelfth Annual Debutante Ball hosted by the High Point Section of the National Council of Jewish Women concluded a weekend of events at the B'nai Israel Educational Center. Debutantes Hannah Barr Myrna Beverly Smith Marilyn Joyce Brody and escorts were saluted as music by Jimmy Meyers and company filled the gala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Section
National Council of Jewish Women
B'nai Israel Educational Center
Samuel Hyman
Edgedale Dr
Hannah Barr
Ardmore Cir
Dane
High Point
Joseph Barr
Davis Abrams
Danville, Va
Myrna Beverly Smith
Charlotte
Alfred E. Smith
Bob Gesoff
Chapel Hill
Marilyn Joyce Brody
Kinston
Leo Brody
Raymond Schild
Jimmy Meyers
Fred Swartzberg
Seymour Sheckter
Stanley Taylor
Irving Jacobson
Moses Samet
Hannah
Shower Honors Miss Marion Maness Bride Elect
Mrs Clarence Boylen and daughter Judy hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Marion Maness at their E Farriss Avenue home. Guests received prizes in bridal games as Maness was showered with gifts, including china in her pattern and a towel set. She will wed Hal David Jr. on June 12 at the First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Boylen
Judy Boylen
Marion Maness
E. Farriss Ave
Miss Maness
Hal David Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Evelyn Hayes
Dougald Clark
Bill Bristow
Forrest Staton
Sally McCain
Prize Winner Has Never Sold A Painting
Henry E. Niese of Montclair New Jersey won a 194 Pulitzer traveling art scholarship and said he had not sold a painting before. The 29 year old artist described the surprise of receiving the $1 500 award and felt as if he were dreaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair, N. J
Henry E. Niese
Jersey Gestive
Local residents visit and travel notes from Tarpon Springs area
A sequence of society items lists Mrs. Bird of Tarpon Springs and Mr. Bird visiting Tarpon Springs on Route 2 before heading to New Castle Pennsylvania for summer. Other notes mention Mrs. Dallas Kay returning home from hospital after a heart attack and Saloh G. W. Cooper recovering from pneumonia at Memorial Hospital with possible visitors. Louise Edmonds and Sally Edmonds visited Danville Virginia and Averett College May Day events. Paula Sain travels to Atlanta for grand opera, Dale Montgomery visiting Cincinnati, Anna Shupp at the National League of Nursing conference in Richmond, and G. G. Witcher improving after a heart attack at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Co
O. Bird
Tarpon Springs
W. K. Molyneux
Dallas Kay
Winston Rd
Louise Edmonds
Sally Edmonds
Danville
Glenda Edmonds
Averett College
Glenda
Averett
Anna Shupp
High Point Memorial Hospital
National League of Nursing At
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Father And Son Seek Democratic Nomination For Colorado House
Denver reports a father and son seeking the Democratic nomination for the Colorado House of Representatives. William H. Tyler, 79, of Puebla, completing his third term, and William E. Tyler, 44, a member of the State Civil Service Commission, announce their bid.
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Denver
Colorado
House of Representatives
William H. Tyler
Puebla
House
William E. Tyler
State Civil Service Commission
Williams Spencer Vows Announced At Oakhurst Baptist Church
Miss Evelyn Spencer of Ramseur married Floyd M. Williams of Asheboro in a Sunday ceremony at Oakhurst Baptist Church Asheboro Rev R L Hughes officiated with bridesmaids and ushers including Claude Long Ray Caudle and Bobby Yates The couple will reside in Asheboro A long society note recaps club meetings teas and a bridal shower with local families and organizations mentioned
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Asheboro
Evelyn Spencer
E. A. Spencer
Ramseur
Floyd M. Williams
T. M. Williams
Oakhurst Baptist Church
R. L. Hughes
Evelyn Harrelson
Greg Bowman
C. C. Spencer
Claude Long
Ray Caudle
Bobby Yates
Lewis Cole
Clarence Cole
Charles Long
Make Friends With Prompt Message Relay
Advice urges prompt relay of messages for others and notes a written record prevents miscommunication. It emphasizes that what seems unimportant to the messenger may be crucial to the recipient.
Foreign Markets Sought For Surplus Butter Stock
Washington officials push surplus butter into international buyers rather than U S consumers. Agriculture Department expert Wilbur G Carlson says about 150 million pounds have ready overseas markets while negotiations target 40 million pounds for Britain. Egypt and other markets also eyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilbur G. Carlson
Agriculture Department
Benson
Great Britain
Carlson
Egypt
Birds Die By Thousands In Oregon Streets
Birds lay dead across La Grande Oregon streets and yards after a weekend frost. County agricultural agent Burns Bailey suspects ingestion of vegetable matter frozen in frost caused the deaths. Dr Ernest Anderson of Eastern Oregon College explains freezing vegetables can create acid that poisons birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Grande
Ore
Oregon
Burns T. Bailey
Ernest Anderson
Eastern Oregon College of Education
Tips On Parking Ticket Fines
A motorist visited Rochester police headquarters and, after showing two parking tickets, placed a $5 bill in an envelope and left. Desk Sgt. Michael J. Kane noted the total owed was $4, but the motorist said he would leave the extra dollar as a tip and exited, unseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
Police
Michael J. Kane
Traffic Bureau
Fireman Arrested for Arson After Supposedly Extinguishing Fire
Police in Sawara Japan arrest 21 year old fireman Koichi Namiki on arson charges for setting five houses ablaze in the past three months and then returning with his engine to extinguish them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawara
Japan
Koichi Namiki
Should I Marry My Ex Husband’s Friend at 45
A 45 year old woman asks if she should marry Steve, her former husband’s friend, who now wants to marry her and support her and her two boys. She fears social gossip and feels strange marrying Ellen’s ex husband, though Ellen approves and the boys welcome the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
Ellen
Steve
D.R
Why Plaintiffs Guilt Feelings
A reader letter addresses guilt over marrying Steve amid a triangle with Ellen and the husband. The advisor suggests subconscious desires may influence the situation and recommends seeking psychiatric help, with Mary Haworth counseling through the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Steve
M.H. Mary Haworth
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Greensboro
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Atlanta
A. L
Dale “Montgomery
W. Ray Sr
Cincinnati
Ohio
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G. G. Witcher
Garrison Ave
Father and Son
SO. Main ST
A. I. Ferree
Sorosis Club
G. Bossong
Charles McCrary
Henry Redding
North Carolina Symphony Orchestra
W A. Underwood Jr
Bossong
Mrs. Bossong
Hawaiian Islands
Gage Morton
Asheboro High School
Earl Henley
W. T. Cox
Miss Morton
Union
Weed ‘N Win Garden Club
Joseph Sheets
Robert Medrick
Earl Pleasant
William Miller
Norman Fiddler Jr
William T. Polk
Greensboro Daily News
Woman's
Chichester Chemical Company
Masiianie
N. Main St
Janet
Rosanne
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