Mrs Robert T. Green Shown Courtesy At Greensboro Shower
Irene Plummer, now Mrs. Robert T. Green, honored at a Greensboro bridge and canasta party hosted by sister in law D L Maynard and daughter J R Kidd at Maynard home on Wharton Street. Four bridge tables and one canasta game. top scorers named. gifts, fringe chenille bed spread for honoree. guests from High Point and Thomasville. E E Plummer, mother of the honoree, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Green
Greensboro
Robert Green
Irene Plummer
D. L. Maynard
J. R. Kidd
Maynard
Wharton Street
Hedrick
Bridge
Ross Armsworthy
Canasta
Venable Huffman
High Point
Thomasville
E. E. Plummer
History Of Pharmaceutical Auxiliary Heard By Local Unit At November Meeting
The High Point unit of the North Carolina Pharmaceutical Auxiliary met at Mrs. J. W. Johnson’s home on Steele Street with Mrs. J. Louis Cobb as associate hostess. Mrs. Joe Hoffman Jr. delivered a condensed history of the state organization from 1920 showing growth to 514 members, noting it as the largest woman’s auxiliary in the nation. Mrs. W. B. Harris reviewed recent Pinehurst state convention activities, and Cobb spoke on the state auxiliary board meeting and the new Institute of Pharmacy Building at Chapel Hill. Sixteen members attended, enjoying a sweet course and coffee during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina Pharmaceutical Auxiliary
J. W. Johnson
Steele Street
J. Louis Cobb
United States
W. B. Harris
Pinehurst
Cobb
Institute of Pharmacy
Chapel Hill
Miss Bebe Rice and Willam VanCannon to Wed Tomorrow
Plans for the wedding of Miss Bebe Rice and Willam B VanCannon are announced for tomorrow evening at Welch Memorial Methodist Church. Rev. Bolick and Rev. Strader will officiate with music by Max Shoaf and Argie Wood. Attendants include Miss Ann VonCannon and Ralph Rice as best man. The couple depart for a wedding trip after the ceremony with no reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rice
Willam B. Vancannon
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
A. G. Bolick
L. Li Strader
Max Shoaf
Argie Wood
Ann VonCannon
Mr. VonCannon
Ralph Rice
H. F. Rice
Montlieu Avenue
Music Club To Meet Saturday At First Baptist Church
The Juvenile Musical Arts Club will meet Saturday afternoon at three o'clock at the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
YWCA News Friday Schedule Highlights
The notice lists events at the YWCA including a 10:00 session for Double M Board and a 7:30 to 10:30 window for Junior High Open House.
ACT-ON Promises Fast Relief for Arthritic Pain
A new liquid medicine ACT-ON targets rheumatic and arthritic pain by acting through the bloodstream. It promises thorough, fast relief with a first soothing dose satisfaction guarantee or money back. The product is also available in tablet form.
Dutton Guest Speaker At Women of Moose Chapter
L B Dutton spoke at High Point Chapter No 961 Women of the Moose library night at the Moose home on Church Street presenting the 1951 Rose Annual. Inez Teague joined the circle during the initiatory ceremony as the chapter voted to send a copy of Little Boy of the Wilderness to the Moose heart library for National Book Week. The Christmas party will be at the Moose home on December 13 with a potluck and gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Women of the Moose
Fast Eversing
Moose
Church Street
Library
L. B. Dutton
Library Committee
Ethel Hamlin
Inez Teague
Mooseheart Library
Moose Home
Play More Perilous Chicago Labor Toll Shocks Nation
W Dean Reefer Kemper Insurance notes the previous year saw 15,500 workers killed and 1,950,000 injured in on the job accidents while off duty 32,000 died and 2,550,000 were injured. He warned safety measures must rise to reduce these grim totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. Dean Reefer
Kemper Insurance Group
Alamanac Garden Club Announces First Meeting and President
The Almanac Garden Club held its initial meeting at Mrs. R. F. Craver Jr.'s Hillcrest Drive home. Mrs. James Hunt was elected president with Mrs. Craver as vice president and program chair, and others serving in officer roles. The group plans a doorway decoration for the Christmas tour on December 14 and will meet next with Mrs. Fred Guerin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Craver, Jr
Hill‘crest Drive
Alma‘nac Garden Club
Charles Ward
R. Brinson, Jr
Gay Blade Garden Club
James Hunt
R. F. Craver
B. W. Worley
E. F. Craver, Jr
Alamanac
A. R. Wilson
Howard E. Price
Fred Guerin
J. £. Gibson Jr
R. T. Tunstall, Jr
Willis Stallings
Council of
Garden’ Clubs
Miss Louise Butler Bride-to-Be Showered by Mrs J M Howard
Mrs J M Howard hosted a bridal shower at 924 Forrest Avenue for Miss Louise Butler bride elect. Red and green decor highlighted the party with gifts including bed linen and a corsage of white carnations. Twenty six guests attended. Butler plans to marry James Wagner in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Butler
J. M. Howard
Forrest Avenue
Mrs. Howard
Clubs Schedule Busy Saturday in High Point Area
The Philomathean Book Club meets Mrs. H A Millis on North Main. The High Point Thomasville Association of Insurance Women hosts Bosses Night at Emerywood Country Club. The Canterbury Club meets Mrs. W B Hall at 901 Johnson St. Saturday noon luncheon at Emerywood CC honors brides elect Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark and Miss Barbara Hazelwood. Afternoon tea at Emerywood honors Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark. Evening entertainments include Miss Shirley Harvey and Mrs. Wolfe hosting at 1201 Tipton St for bride to be Miss Ramon a Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Association of Insurance Women
Emerywood Country Club
Laurance Ingram
Farrell Gray
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Barbara Hazelwood
June Smith
Vernon Duncan
Smith Home
Route 6
Gene Peace
Lawrence H. Hancesk
Lewis E. H. Brandon
William F. Freeman Jr
Gercy Hancock
Shirley Harvey
C. F. Wolfe
Tipton Street
Ramona Rhodes
Church Group Plans Benefit Supper Tomorrow
The Christian Women's Fellowship of Central Christian Church sponsors a benefit supper tomorrow evening. Chicken dumplings and oyster stew will be served at the Lindsay Memorial Methodist church hut on Gordon Street from 5:30 to 7:00 PM. Proceeds support the fellowship treasury and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of Central Christian Church
Treasury of
The
Fellowship
Lindsay Memorial Methodist Church
Gordon Street
Television Skit At Mid-Atlantic Jewish Women Meeting
Delegates at the National Council of Jewish Women conference in Norfolk present a skit. Mrs. Samuel Hyman presided as president and the group agreed to send a CARE package to Korea and buy a tuberculosis bond. They reported making hospital bed pockets for the Red Cross and delivering Thanksgiving baskets to two families. A bingo evening was planned at Guilford County Sanatorium, and a resolution supported building the new Bnai Israel Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Jewish Women
Norfolk
Virginia
Council of Jewish Women
Ben Herman
Misdames
Samuel Hyman
Seema Morris
Alvin Rabhan
Louis Greenberg
Harry Jacobs
Sam Tobias
Korea
Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
High Point
Community Service
Guilford County
B’nai Israel Synagogue
Norman Silver
Some Pointers For Pedicures From A Bygone Era
A casual guide notes pedicure care mainly for women, warning against home procedures that injure nails and cause infections. It advises gentle filing, avoiding cuticle gouging, using orangewood sticks, massage, safe nail nips, and finishing with light polish, while stressing cleanliness and caution.
Portland police use psychology in interrogation
In Portland Maine police pursue a psychology based approach in interrogations as prisoners are questioned in a headquarters room where a sign cites Lincoln about memory and lying. The report notes firm handling but provides few specifics on cases or outcomes.
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Lincoln
Portland
Christmas card etiquette and festive décor tips
A nostalgic everyday feature offers Christmas card etiquette guidance and creative, inexpensive decoration ideas. It covers personalized signings, appropriate card tones, and DIY tree ornaments using common household materials, plus gift ideas like homemade jams.
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Caroleen Myerly
Elizabeth
E. R. Anderson
Joe Hoffman, Jr
Bebe Rice
Mr. VanCannon
Gris
Ean Mug
Women of Moose
Eurie Brown
Keystone
Lyn-Mar
Willowbrook ST
Philomathean Book
H. A. Millis
North Main Street
Canterbury Club
W. B. Hall
Johnson Street
Grace Flower Shop
Little Lindy
Delicatessen
Sandwich
Little Lindy’s Delicatessen and Sandwich Shop
N. Main St
Helen Follett
Peggy Saxe
AP News
Mary Jones
Mary
Joe
Somme
N. Wrenn ST
Tweedie, Carmelettes
Delise Debs
Hill & Dale
Barefoot Originals
Ilbert’s
S. Main ST
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