Exchange Student Miss Nancy Kearns Speaks At Luncheon
Miss Nancy Jean Kearns, a Woman's College student and Israel exchange participant, spoke at the annual closing luncheon of the High Point Section of Council of Jewish Women. She shared a new perspective from living in Israel and noted language and belief are not barriers. Colored slides accompanied her talk.
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Nancy Kearns
Nancy Jean Kearns
Woman's College
Israel
High Point
Council of Jewish Women
Miss Kearns
Norman
Sorority Council Holds Final Meeting of Season
In Thomasville the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority council met at Miss Ted Davis home on Vance Road. New president Mrs. Robert Reed presided as three chapters reported year end activities and Norma Howard proposed projects to fund in fall. Proceeds would be set aside for the sorority.
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Thomasville
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ted Davis
Vance Road
Robert Reed
Norma Howard
This Is Your Life Honor For Miss Nell Newby
Nell Newby, a Thomasville bride elect and Wakelow School teacher in Zebulon, was honored by the Zebulon Rotary Club with a skit modeled after This Is Your Life. Fred Smith read from a scrapbook as family and friends appeared, and a silver tray was presented.
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Thomasville
Nell Newby
Zebulon
Wakelow School
Zebulon Rotary Club
Ralph Edwards
Fred Smith
Wake County
Miss Newby
Glee Club
Waketon
Smith
Walter Newby
Millie Crowell
John Crowell
Frank Newby
Jessie Blair
Colonial Drive School
Lucile
Rotary Club
Newby
John Chamblee Terry
Marriages and Births Slow in March Amid Recession
Washington AP report shows 90,000 weddings in March 1958, down 9.1 percent from 99,000 in March 1957, yielding a 61 per thousand rate. Births estimated at 345,000, down 1.1 percent from 349,000 in March 1957, marking third consecutive monthly decline.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Tovy
Magnolia Garden Club Luncheon In Thomasville
The Magnolia Garden Club held its final meeting of the year with a luncheon at Mrs. Walter Anderson's Liberty Drive home. President Mrs. Jack Gilliam led the session as yearbooks were announced for compilation by Mrs. W. T. Green Jr. and mailed to members.
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Thomasville
Magnolia Garden Club
Walter Anderson
Liberty Drive
Ae See
Jack Gilliam
W. T. Green Jr
Mem- Sik Aus
Abe Edes Aabe
George Highsmith
Paul Bowles
Bill Boyles
Gilbert Snyder Jr
Tom Whicker
Lee Hanner
Robert Foster
James W. Johnson
Robert
Man plans to repurpose doors for cooling recreation room
A man explains he will remove doors from a property to use as cooling for his recreation room, saying they are cheaper than an air conditioner.
Bon Voyage Party for Travelers Prepares Europe Trip
A Woman's Club dinner honored Miss Janie Morri son and Miss Beulah Norment who will sail for Europe this August on the Friendship Tour of Europe. Guests included Mrs. C F Finch Mrs W G Snyder Sr and Mrs Larry Poole with presents of novelty traveling gifts and a toy train themed centerpiece.
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Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
C. F. Finch
W. G. Snyder Sr
Larry Poole
Janie Morrison
Beulah Norment
Europe
High Point Enterprise
Georgianna Bird
Gladys Herring
R. C. Rapp
Dorothy McFarland
J. D. Foust
W. L. Birchfield
St. Petersburg
Fla
Snyder
Riot Probe Shuts Wake Forest Campus After Fires
Winston Salem police and campus investigators probe a Monday night riot at Wake Forest during which at least five trash fires were started. Firefighters faced water bombs as fireworks exploded. Dean William Archie plans to question several students, while Police Chief James J. Waller investigates.
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Winston-Salem
William Archie
James J. Waller
Wake Forest
Thomasville Girl Wins BPW Scholarship Essay Award
Miss Dollie Bolden Fair Grove High School senior won the Thomasville BPW Club essay contest and a $100 scholarship. The award, presented by Mrs. Alta Watkins, covers college expenses. Bolden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bolden, graduated Tuesday night and held multiple school offices and roles including editor of the annual, cheerleader and Beta Club officer.
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Alta Watkins
Dollie Bolden
Fair Grove High School
Thomasville
Fair Grove
Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club
BPW
Miss Bolden
Bill Bolden
Fair Grove Forest
Thomasville Tribune
Three Drown As Motorboat Breaks Up In Cumberland River
In Pineville Kentucky an eight year old boy Terry Adams was rescued after clinging to wood as his father Wayne Adams 37 his brother Ronnie 11 and Sawyer Hammond 14 drowned when a small motor boat broke apart in the Cumberland River.
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Pineville
Cumberland
Terry Adams
Wayne Adams
Ronnie
Sawyer Hammond
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Edward Silver
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Alma
Piedmont
Magnolia Club
Sarah A. Boone
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the Peace
High Point Township
Tila
Ruby
S. Maid ST
Danie Saeeaeens
Sooerne Beauty Salon
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Zoertron
Weathertron
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Electaric
Zett
N. Main ST
RMT
Spencer-Parker Bros. TV & Radio
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