Ten High Point College seniors named to Who's Who 1947-48
The High Point college listing includes Thurman A. Horney Elizabeth Clifton Charlotte Churchill Billy Pope Don Myers Clifton Evans Geo Case Earl Richardson Nelle Humphreys and Mary Sue Clark. Each recipient is noted for leadership academics and campus involvement with majors in physical education English business religious education and music.
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High Point College
G. Iphreys
High Point
Thurman A. Horney
Elizabeth Clifton
Cascade
Charlotte Churchill
Cranford
N. J
Billy Pope
Kernersville
Don Myers
Thomasville
Clifton Evans
Lexington
Geo. Case
Earl Richardson
Robbins
Nelle Humphreys
Mary Sue Clark
Horney
Monogram Club
Miss Clifton
Zenith
Churchill
Lighted Lamp Society
Methodist
International Relations Club
Pope
Point College
Future Teachers Association
Christian Student Council
Marshall
Donald Myers
Eagle Springs
Montazuma
Thurman Horney
Travel notes and anecdotes from Hal Boyle column
The piece collects travel humor from New York related to hospitality and daily life abroad and at home. It features a French housewife puzzled by peanut butter, a bachelor real estate dealer who hosts lively cocktail parties, and a waitress misreading Lake Success as a resort. It closes with a GM executive recounting a couple choosing between a new car and a baby.
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New York
Franc
Frances
Lake Success
Mizrachi Dedicates Children's Village in Israel
The Mizrachi Women's Organization of America dedicates a new children's village at Raanana to house Jewish refugee children from concentration camps. Over 170 children aged five to 17 live there now, with capacity for 500. The site includes dormitories schools a hospital and workshops with a planned vocational building sports field and swimming pool.
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Jerusalem
Mizrachi Women's Organization of America
Raanana
The
Mizrachi
Women's Zionist Organization
United States
Italy Progresses In Fixing Roads
Italy reports progress in rail and road infrastructure after the war. Production includes 8,124 freight cars and repairs to 16,000 coaches. Rolling stock totals 67,000 freight cars, 2,250 steam locomotives, 1,000 electric locomotives, and 235 electric and gasoline coaches. Tracks are being repaired and doubled along major routes including Milan Florence Rome and Rome Naples Battipaglia.
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Rome
Milan
Florence
Guilty Conscience Discovers Sticker
Quincy Illinois traffic officer Lawrence Kill confronted a woman driver upset at a ticket. The driver claimed overtime parking should avoid tickets, but the officer explained the windshield stamp indicates a federal automobile use tax.
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Quincy, Ill
Lawrence Kill
Quincy
Bill
Proper brushing study aims to curb tooth decay in schoolchildren
The University of Illinois College of Dentistry begins a two year test with 2000 sixth and seventh graders in three downstate communities. Students will brush at desks and after meals while a control group continues their usual habits. The study also tests three dentifrice formulas including a new ammonium compound toothpaste. American Indians are noted for traditional leather tanning using deer oils and smoke.
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Chicago
University of Illinois College For Dentistry
Jaffa Rates Arabs to Jews Among Palestine Ports
Jaffa, a Mediterranean port serving Jerusalem, reportedly has the highest Arab to Jewish ratio in Palestine with about two Arabs for every Jew among its population.
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Jaffa
Jerusalem
Palestine
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Cliff Evans
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Burter’s
Santa Claus
Quality Toys
Santa
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