Shirley Changes Name To Dick and Dear Ann letter
A reader explains Shirleys name change to Dick after a boy admitted he was Shirley. Ann Landers notes in many states one may use any name without legal steps, offers guidance, and advises a girl about a bike ownership dispute with her mother. The dialogue includes a Cranton Scramble inquiry and Ann Landers general help.
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Serenity
Fortitude
Shirley
Dinois
Linde
Linda
Sty Hall
Librarian Neal F Austin to Speak at YWCA Book Review
High Point Public Library librarian Neal F. Austin will guest review at the YWCA Book Review meeting, examining The Curious Death of The Novel by Louis D Rubin Jr. He will compare old and new fiction to illustrate the thesis, with Presbyterian Home hostesses in the basement auditorium at 10 30 am in September through May meetings open to the public.
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Neal F. Austin
High Point Public Library
Book Review
Ywca Book Interest Group
Austin
Louis D. Rubin Jr
Presbyterian Home
Children Honor Mothers At Tea
Children hosted a Mother’s Day tea with refreshments and handmade yarn pictures for the mothers. Pre-registration for kindergarten is May 2 from 2 to 4 pm. Yearly trips include visits to a farm bakery library nature walks a bus ride and an appearance on Limbo’s TV program.
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Iegecrcds
Limbo
Mineral Club Sets Meeting in Public Library AV Room
The High Point Mineral Club will meet Tuesday in the audio visual room of the public library. Clayton Smith, vice president, will present a program on safety of equipment used in rock hunting and machinery used in cutting and polishing stones. The club begins its first in a series of arts crafts and skills displays.
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High Point Mineral Club
Clayton Smith
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Darrell Proctor
Vicki
Richardson
Ann
Ann Landers
Scranton
Ann Lenders
Mineral Club
APPL
Donna Grisham
Elaine
Grisham
Elaine Powers
Lompiere
Tory
Rey
FBI
Dr. Farlow
Country Club Rd
Winston-Salem
Elaine Powers Figure
Colleg Village Shopping Center
High Point
N.C
David O. Farrow
David O. Farlow
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