Miss Honeycutt Receives Zeta Scholarship at College
Audrey Honeycutt, senior at High Point College, received the Zeta scholarship and award certificate presented by sorority president Helen Clay at the Sorority House on Montheu Avenue. The Alumnae Chapter pledged three new members Monday evening in the college chapel.
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Helen Clay
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
High Point College
Audrey Honeycutt
Hig Point College
Zeta
Montheu Avenue
Honeycutt
Zeta Tau Alpha
F. M. James
Arlington Ave
Lew J. Lewis
Emerywood Estates
C. C. Herbert Jr
Hillcrest Drive
Hubert Bryant
Clay
Bryant
Edgar Snider
Emerywood Club Plans Family Dinner and Thanksgiving Ball
Emerywood Country Club schedules a family-style dinner and a Thanksgiving Ball this weekend. Dinner runs noon to 8 pm with individual turkey on each table and to-go portions. Eddie Allen and his ten piece orchestra return for the ball from 7:30 to 1 am. reservations required and out‑of‑town guests invited.
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Emerywood Country Club
Eddie Allen
The Mature Parent by Mrs. Muriel Lawrence
A mother mediates a childish dispute over a croquet set, teaching that parental favor fuels quarrels. She instructs both children to seek sharing rather than asserting blame. The piece cites Cain and Abel as a Biblical parallel on divine favoritism and envy.
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Muriel Lawrence
Maureen
Bobby
Figus
Cain
Abel
Want Nahorney Vote Pack Rat in Union Ballot
A. J. Nahorney, 38, campaigns under the nickname Pack-Rat as the Sailors Union of the Pacific voting opens December 1. He says the nickname helps him be recognized after last year’s bid for secretary-treasurer failed due to voter unfamiliarity with his legal name. He faces Morris Weisberger of San Francisco in a two month election.
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Portland
Ore
A. J. Nahorney
Sailors Union of the Paieific
Nahorney
Morris Weisberger
San Francisco
Weisberger
A. J. Pack-Rat Nahorney
Car makers plan quick production for 1960 model year
AP reports major U S automakers racing to restart output before the holiday season. General Motors will resume Dec 7 with full five day assembly by Dec 14. Chrysler aims to return to full production by mid December. Ford nearly normal. AMC and Studebaker-Packard steady. Shortages hit GM dealers and Falcons limited at Ford.
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Ben Phlegar
AP Automotive
Detroit
Santa Claus
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Metuchen
N.J
Dodge
Rambler
License Fix Racketeering Probe In New York Area
The attorney general's office and the Bureau of Motor Vehicles along with the State Police investigate a drivers license fix ring in the New York metropolitan area. The probe may expand statewide and centers on auto driving school operators and inspectors who allegedly accepted payments to allow clients to pass tests and obtain licenses.
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Delerg Sm Gpd
Asegpetgrhlice
Bing IBM Roes
New York Metropolitan Area
Attorney General’s Office
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
State Police
Atty. Gen
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Realty Transfers in Jamestown Township and Highway 1129
R D Douglas Jr transfers three lots of Vickrey Park to Hennis Inc. Herman L Robertson and wife transfer a lot on Highway 1129 to Virgil Leon Robertson and wife.
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Jamestown Township
R. D. Douglas Jr
Hennis Inc
Vickrey Park
Herman L. Robertson
Virgil Leon Robertson
Wednesday activities canceled to avoid Thanksgiving services
J. D. Foust announced that all regularly scheduled Wednesday night activities are canceled tonight to prevent conflicts with union Thanksgiving services at First Baptist Church.
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Thomasville
J. D. Foust
First Baptist Church
Red Cross Chapter House Closed For Thanksgiving Ceil
Red Cross chapter house will be closed for Thanksgiving. Emergency service can be obtained by calling 4644.
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Red Cross
Arene Nates
Pershing Film to Screen World War I Doc at VFW
A public screening titled General Pershing in World War I will be shown at 7 p.m. Friday at the VFW hall on Burton Street just west of Salisbury. The statewide film honors Pershing and World War I.
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General Pershing
VFW
Colon
Dawn Column On New York’s 24 Hour Pulse
A colyumist paints a dawn to dusk portrait of New York City praising police bravery and Wall Street’s hard numerals while Midtown Lunch Hour floods sidewalks with activity and the Garment District hums at 4 AM Broadway glows as man‑made stars rise.
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New York
Times Square at Midnight as a Glimmering Era Ends
A nostalgic portrait of Times Square once the queen street of the Big Town now worn as a shabby landmark. Penny arcades cheap movie mosques orange juice stands mark the fossilized relics of a glittering era whose memory still stirs the few who recall its former charm.
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Times Square
Bish
Fifth Avenue at Dusk Luxury Street in New York
A vivid depiction of Fifth Avenue at twilight, highlighting its grand perspective. The scene emphasizes glass reflections, granite arches, and ornamental designs that define the street's luxury image in the United States.
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Fifth Avenue
Greenwich Village Night Voices and The Lost Gaslight Era
A vivid portrait of Greenwich Village at 2 A.M. notes lingering gaslight relics and famed literary figures who once lived there. It condemns certain restless artists as chaotic, morally lax dreamers who mistake depravity for art and dwell in mirrored delusions, with coffeehouses echoing strained verses.
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Greenwich Village
Amsterdam Avenue Shooting Narrows as Suspect Nabbed
Police arrest a young hoodlum after a night of gunfire on Amsterdam Avenue. Officers describe the incident as part of a routine, ongoing city crackdown with responders deployed through day and night.
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Amsterdam Avenue
The Rush Hour Subway Dignity and Daily Punishment
A vivid portrait of crowded subway travel depicting harsh conditions. The piece notes confined air, persistent noise, and physical strain while praising riders for enduring daily punishment with quiet resilience.
IRS rules gifts to workers deductible as business expense
A long note on tax practice says holiday gifts to employees such as turkeys and hams are no longer wages subject to withholding but deductible for the business. The column also mixes with brisk items about dogs, mumps, car starters, and political slogans from mid century.
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Internal Revenue Service
North Dakota Agricultural College
Boston Traveler
B. C
Detroit
Tom Ball
New York State
Local Fire Sparks Citizen Alarm Over Pote Risks
Residents report fear as a fire incident in Pote triggers safety alarms and prompts calls for clearer evacuation plans. Officials urge calm and outline steps to assess risk and protect neighborhoods.
Double dessert and doubly nutritious pudding with gelatin
A creamy ice pudding is served with small squares of a bright fruit flavored gelatin dessert. The pairing emphasizes texture contrasts and a colorful presentation.
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Civic Center
Pershing Film
Shadwell
By Jimmy Hatlo
Martin WI Witzwan
Baker Aquarium
Lake Worth, Fla
WW. Winchell
Wall Street
Broadway
Grace Flower Shop
Point
Formica, Micarta
High Point
Yhone
Gen. MacArthur
Harry Truman
Bailey
N ‘S
Nash
N. Main ST
la Marick
Belk
Helene Curtis
Roux
Revion
Clairol
Eco
U.S.P
Perces
Rae
la Marick Beauty Salons
College Village Shopping Center
Fur
John T. Ellis & CO
Ladies Fine Apparel
S. Main ST
YMCA
Philco - Maytagnon
Philco
Tvs
S. Wrenn
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