Alpha Rho Sorority Hears Talk By Mrs Hugh Kellam
Mrs. Hugh Kellam spoke to Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the home of Mrs. Alan Bohler in Oak View. She discussed flowers as a universal language and demonstrated arrangements for various rooms. The meeting included social plans for May 31 and a July 19 mid summer dance at the Shrine Club.
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Hugh Kellam
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Alan Bohler
Marywood
Oak View
Charles Bryan
Kellam
Shrine Club
Greensboro
Buck Wachen
Xi Psi Exempler
Evelyn Williamson
N. C.S
Gray Ladies General Meet Held At Ragan Hall Here
The High Point Chapter of the Gray Ladies held a general meeting at Ragan Hall in the High Point Friends Meeting House. A skit by Dom Marion West and Ben Nelson depicted Gray procedures and techniques. Four members earned chevrons for four years of service.
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Gray Ladies
Ragan Hall
High Point
The
Veterans Administration Hospital
E. F. Craven Jr
Winford L. Hinkle
W. B . Welborn
C. H. McConnell
Siing
Red Cross
Thurston Street
Local Residents Enter Hospital For Major Surgeries And Transfers
Mrs. C A York of Route 1 Liberty entered High Point Memorial Hospital yesterday and underwent major surgery today. Her husband visited from Jamestown and Mrs Helen Stancil hosted him as York remains hospitalized. A coal moving family includes Mr and Mrs Elmer Deal and children Debbie and Andy who will relocate from Archdale to Henderson Friday for Elmer’s new salesman role at Swarm Supply Co.
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C. A. York
Route 1
Liberty
High Point Memorial Hospital
York
Helen Stancil
Jamestown
Elmer Deal
Debbie
Andy
Archdale
Henderson
Deal
Swarm Supply Co
Townsend Stays Six Hours At Princess Margaret’s Place
London Peter Townsend dined at Princess Margaret’s Clarence House home for six hours. It was his third visit since March from a world tour to Japan in October 1955. Buckingham Palace called the occasion strictly private as speculation about a possible romance grows.
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London
Peter Townsend
Margaret
Townsend
Clarence House
Elizabeth
Church of England
Buckingham Palace
Mission School Head Elected at Carver in Louisville
Nathan C. Brooks Jr., a former Baptist pastor from Bridgton North Carolina, was elected president of the Carver School of Missions and Social Work in Louisville at a meeting with the Southern Baptist Convention. He will assume office in mid June leaving his Pensacola Florida church post.
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Houston
Tex
Carolinas
Carver School of Missions and Social Work
Louisville
Nathan C. Brooks Jr
Bridgeton
N.C
Bryson City
Greenville
S.C
Southern Baptist Convention
Brooks
Pensacola
Births: Christy Dellon Brady Lyndon Wayne Jr Rhodenhiser Whitt
Mr and Mrs C B Boyles announce the birth of a daughter Christy Dellon on May 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs C A Brady announce Crystal Lynell on May 18 at Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Marvin Griffin announce Gary Lyndon on May 19 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs R W Chambers announce Raymond Wayne Jr on May 20 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs John Rodenhiser announce Cynthia Anne on May 19 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs D E Whitt announce David Eugene on May 16 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Christy Dell Boyles
C. B. Boyles
Route 4
Christy Dellon
High Point Memorial
Crystal Lynell Brady
C. A. Brady
E. Burton St
Crystal Lynell
Point Memorial Hospital
Gary Lyndon Griffin
Marvin Griffin
Route 1
Gary Lyndon
High Point Memorial Hospital
Raymond W. Chambers JR
R. W. Chambers
Arlington Ave
Raymond Wayne Jr
Cynthia Ann Rhodenhiser
John Rodenhiser
Hillcrest Dr
Cynthia Anne
David Eugene Whitt
D. E. Whitt
New Rd
David Eugene
Thin French pancakes require a small skillet
The article explains using a small skillet for thin French pancakes. Pour batter into a well-battered pan and tilt to cover the bottom, creating an even, thin crepe-like pancake.
Mrs Fields Hosts Open Heart Club Meeting
Mrs W D Fields of 1400 Parkside Dr hosted the Open Heart Club last evening. Twelve members and visitor Mrs Bill Sowers attended. The group prayed, planned projects, enjoyed a fashion show and a hat and jewelry sale. A June 7 dinner with husbands was set.
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W. D. Fields
Parkside Dr
Open Heart Club
Garrett Whitley
Bill Sowers
Union Cross PTA Picnic Planned at Reynolds Park
Union Cross PTA schedules a picnic at Reynolds Park Friday evening at 6 30. Members meet at Table I. Social committee provides drinks and families bring paper plates. The event will wrap up the year’s meetings.
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Union Cross Pta
Union Cross Parent Teacher Association
Reynolds Park
Sal Mineo Loses Clothes to Fan Horde in Gym
Hollywood star Sal Mineo was stripped of pants shoes shirt socks and wallet by a crowd of teenage girls at a gymnasial location after leaving his monogrammed car outside. He handled it with humor saying he only wanted his wallet returned.
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Hollywood
Sal Mineo
Sal
Excessive Talking Linked to Larynx Cancer, Surgeon Says
In San Francisco and Los Angeles Dr. Alden H. Miller reports 48 cases of laryngeal cancer linked to voice strain. He cites salesmen newsboys circuses and auctioneers as typical speakers whose vocal cords are overused, warning of cancer risk from excessive talking.
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San Francisco
Los Angeles
Alden H. Miller
University of Southern California Medical School
American Laryngological Assn
Miss Ellie Bogen Honored At Greensboro Luncheon
In Greensboro at Starmount Forest Country Club five hostesses praised Miss Ellie Bogen bride elect of Henry Harris Shavitz of High Point. Dames Ben Swartzberg Fred Swartzberg Edwin Leipman and Herbert Warner hosted with Brohn Place settings in china and silver. A corsage of shasta daisies and pink white flowers decorated the luncheon. Guests included bridal mothers Mrs. Samuel Shavitz Mrs. J. Samuel Bogen Mrs. Lillian Leipman and others from High Point Miami Chapel Hill and High Point area.
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Greensboro
Starmount Forest Country Club
Ellie Bogen
Henry Harris Shavitz
High Point
Ben Swartzberg
Fred Swartzberg
Edwin Leipman
Herbert Warner
Brohn
China
Samuel Shavitz
J. Samuel Bogen
Lillian Leipman
Miami, Fla
Jake Harris
Harry Lamet
Wayne State U Mandates Student Skeleton Provision
Detroit institution requires first year medical students to supply their own skeletons. The policy cites budget constraints and aims to ensure hands on anatomy study, with options including lower quality specimens and premium grade bones.
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Detroit
Wayne State University
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