Bridal Courtesy Paid Mrs Hicks at Asheboro Street Home
An attractive bridal courtesy honored Mrs. Claude G. Hicks, newly married Judy Ayscue of Louisburg. Hosts Mrs. M. M. Hicks, Mrs. Homer Hicks and Mrs. C. A. Conn Jr. led a cootie game, awarded prizes, and presented kitchen articles to the honoree along with a bouquet of white carnations. A fruit salad, cake, coffee and mints followed for fifteen guests amid chrysanthemum decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude G. Hicks
M. M. Hicks
Homer Hicks
C. A. Conn, Jr
Hicks
Asheboro Street
Judy Ayscue
Louisburg
Joel Woodard
Caroline Robertson
Gilbert Robertson
Jlicks
Knorrs Visit Holiday at Moffitt Home in Staunton
Mr and Mrs Kenneth H Knorr and their three children Mary Kay Faye and Kenneth Jr of Staunton VA have arrived to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs Knorrs parents Mr and Mrs Q O P Moffitt at 219 Lindsay Street. She has moved to her home at 1208 Fairfield Road after a tonsillectomy at High Point Memorial Hospital and is said to be getting along nicely this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Road
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kenneth H. Knorr
Mary Kay
Faye
Kenneth, Jr
Staunton
Virginia
Pattern by Sue Burnett Seeks Frock Sewing Details
Pattern by Sue Burnett describes a well cut shirt waist dress with pocket detail and specific sleeve choices in multiple sizes. Pattern No S767 priced 30 cents, order by mailing name address size and pattern number to Sue Burnett, 1150 Ave Americas New York. The Fall and Winter Fashion issue offers a complete wardrobe guide and gift patterns for 25 cents. A scaled down sonar device for recreational boats will follow its commercial version, sending and receiving high frequency sound to locate underwater fish. Nearly half the Soviet Union is permanently frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Burnett
Tron
Ave
Americas
New York
High Point Boy Loses Home In College Blaze
A Campbell College student and his wife with a four month old baby were left homeless when a fire destroyed their house trailer on campus. Dean Burker said an overheated stove caused the blaze while the Navy veteran was in class. Within minutes after chapel, students and teachers had raised about $86 for the family and Mrs Lasater continued accepting donations.
Safe Forced At Electric Company Break-In
Police investigated a second break-in at Bryant Electric on English Street. The S Q 0 safe was forced and moved to the rear. tools were found, but nothing of value was taken and no cash was in the safe. Thieves used a rear window to enter, and other items in the safe were disturbed. The incident followed a prior month’s entry that also yielded no theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Electric Company
English Street
Melvyn Howell
Howell
Nes
Lutheran Men Hold Meeting And Dinner
The Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church met for November deliberations at the church where a turkey dinner was served by church ladies. About 110 attended as a 3600 donation for church extension in North Carolina was announced. G Ray Ralls presided as new president with Joel Lentiz, Jacob Wagner, and Z M Silman as officers. Gate City Four from Greensboro provided entertainment. Minutes from October were approved and the December meeting will feature Father and Son night. James Sloop reported on the Brotherhood convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Emmanuel Lutheran Church
North Carolina
G. Ray Ralls
Joel Lentiz
Jacob Wagner
Z. M. Silman
Gate City Four
Greensboro
Carl Webb
James Henderson
Paul Frank
Bill Baucom
James Sloop
Italian Towns Flooded Amid Po Valley Crisis
United press report describes eight North Italian towns inundated by muddy floodwaters as engineers blow canals near Rovigo and Polisella to lower the crest. Residents evacuated or sheltered on rooftops while army crews deployed boats and rescue attempts continued amid heavy weather and widespread casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Italy
Po Valley
Ponteccho
Cavello
Crespino
Barbetta
Papezze
Boltrighe
Guarda Veneta
Villanova
Ceresolo
Rovigo
Polisella
Adriatic
E R Tuttle Dies In His Residence Here
E R Tuttle 55 of 911 Tater Street High Point died at 7 am at home after years of declining health. He belonged to Gospel Tabernacle Willowbrook Street and worked at O E Kearns Manufacturing. Born in Stokes County son of Bleck and Laura Risom Tuttle. Survived by widow Beulah Byerly two sons Dennis W Tuttle Jack T Tuttle four brothers Bud Bleck Rufus Marvin and one sister Mrs W S Brown five grandchildren. Funeral at Southside Baptist Church Sunday 2 pm with burial in Mechanicsville Baptist Church family plot. Body to Walker Funeral Home Thomasville then to the residence Friday 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rainey Tuttle
Tater Street
High Point
Gospel Tabernacle
Willowbrook Street
O. E., Kearns Manufacturing Company
Tuttle
Stokes County
Bleck
Laura Risom Tuttle
Laura Mae Smith
Beulah Byerly
Dennis W. Tuttle
Jack T. Tuttle
Bud
Rufus
Marvin
W. S. Brown
Walker Funeral Home
Thomasville
Southside Baptist Church
One Hand No Legs Hunter Delivers Deer Trophy
In Pocatello Idaho LeVerl Johnson a triple amputee hunter with only one hand plus seven friends trekked into Hear McCammon area to hunt. They cut a tree to clear room for a trailer then found a deer running and Johnson shot from TA yards the bullet finding its mark. His feat stands as a proud season highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
LeVerl Johnson
McCammon
Johnson
Snake hidden in banana box shocks Memphis worker
North Memphis Tennessee report says a banana shipment caused a worker to drop fruit and grab a stick when a three foot boa constrictor slid from the bananas. The incident occurred as the man tried to fend off the snake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Louis Taylor
Thanksgiving program notes from Troop 32 and friends
Troop 32 led by Susan Westen and June Newton hosted a Thanksgiving program with cheerful booklets for families and a plan to send a fruit basket to a shut in. Troop 50 reflected on the first Thanksgiving with hymns and prayers. A Bloodmobile drive was promoted by the National Eloon Program during Thanksgiving. Donna Burns' troops announced new officers including Martha Wood as president and Anne Thompson as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Westen
June Newton
Bryant
Troop 50
Secretary of Defense
Troop No. 32
Donna Burns
Martha Wood
Anne Thompson
Bonnie Gilli
Dianne Snider
Betty Jo Jackson
Sandra Summey
June Collins
Norma Dean Hill
Norma
Carol Purves
South Side Prayer Band Meets Saturday Night
The South Side Prayer Band will meet Saturday night with Mrs Ada Robbins at S21 West Green Street at 7 30. The intermediate Training Union will have charge of the meeting with Calvin Black welder as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Prayer Band
Ada Robbins
West Green Street
Intermediate Training Union
Calvin Blackwelder
Christmas Decorations Workshop At Farmer Home
A workshop on Christmas decorations was held yesterday at the home of Mrs. L. G. Farmer, 129 Westchester Drive, with Mrs. G. Brewer as co-hostess and Mrs. O. W. Thomas as general chairman. The program featured a workshop led by Mrs. Thomas, with Mrs. Charles H. Peace presiding over the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Home
Charles H. Peace
O. W. Thomas
Farmer
J. R. Meredith
J. W. Johnson
Charles Peace
Allen Burton
Richard Johnson
Bryant births a son at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs R M Bryant announce the birth of a son named Larry Wayne Bryant at High Point Memorial Hospital on November 17. The couple resides at 41412 Whiteoak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Wayne Bryant
R. M. Bryant
Whiteoak Street
Larry Wayne
High Point Memorial Hospital
Triple L Club Hosts November Meeting At Miss Craven’s Home
Miss Marie Craven presided as president of the Triple L Club at her 1502 North Main Street residence during the November gathering. Plans were set for December 14 Christmas dinner and dance at the Plantation Supper Club, with guest lists for members and escorts. Members agreed to bring Christmas gifts to Maryfield Convalescent Home patients. A Thanksgiving program by Misses Faye Arledge and Grace Ellington followed dainty refreshments. Scientists are developing a dried milk and honey mixture as a valuable iced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triple L
Marie Craven
North Main Street
Plantation
Maryfield Convales
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Soviet Union
N Classics
Lewis Motor CO
S. Wrenn
High Point Boy
College
Cecil
Office Equipment CO
Main ST
Electric Company
E.R. Tuttle
Dupont
Ceerre
Phil Walker
OPO
Monark Shade Go
Triple L Club
Hkc
Gilbert
Delise Debs
Hill & Dale
Barefoot Originals
Sara Wagger
N. Main Street
Burrus Clinic
Coats
Sara Waggers
N. Mai
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