New Officers To Preside At Rainbow Assembly
High Point Assembly of Rainbow for Girls plans first meeting under new officers at the Ma sonic Temple. Open installation list includes Nancy Culler as Worthy advisor and other officers such as Linda Lloyd and Carole Simeon, with installing officers Janice Wright and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
High Point Chapter 106
Order of the Eastern Star
Temple
Nancy Culler
Linda Lloyd
Charity
Carole Simeon
Ginger Marsh
Lynda Williard
Anne Pritchett
Fidelity
Beth Parks
Twin births and a single birth announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sugg of 1005 McGee St announce the birth of a son Mark David on Sept 30. Mr. and Mrs Clay M Goodson of 2309 E Lexington Ave announce the birth of twin daughters Cyn and Vicki Lynn High Point Memorial Hospital assisted. Vicki Lynn Lockhart of 15 Park St announces the birth of a daughter Vicki Lynn on Sept ae.
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Leonard Sugg
McGee St
Mark David
Goodsons
Clay M. Goodson
Lexington Ave
Cyn
Vicki Lynn Lockhart
Park St
Vicki Lynn
High Point
WCTU Meeting Features Kiser Washington Trip Report
Mrs W J Kiser spoke on her Washington trip as a National WCTU Convention delegate at a WCTU gathering held at Mrs J R Wood home on Montlieu Avenue. Twenty seven members and one visitor, Mrs R H Garland, attended with Mrs A J Argo giving the devotional and Mrs F D Conally offering the closing prayer. Light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kiser
Washington, D. C
WCTU
J. R. Wood
Montlieu Avenue
J. L. Payne
R. H. Garland
A. J. Argo
F. D. Conally
Polio Cases Rise in Detroit at City Clinics
AP reports seventeen new polio cases in Detroit raising 1958 total to 499 with sixteen deaths this year. Over 21,000 people received low cost Salk vaccine at nine city clinics as authorities press to curb the epidemic. health chief Molner notes no fatalities had the vaccine.
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Detroit
Joseph Molner
Mrs Silver Hosts Bridge Club Victory at Home
Mrs Harold Belinsky won the bridge trophy as the Cinderella Bridge Club met at Mrs Edward Silver's Stanley Circle home last evening. The trophy was presented by Mrs Darry Robinson. Other high score winners included Mrs James Bones and Mrs Paul Friedman with Mrs Edward Silver also among top players. Two tables were in play with Mrs Friedman attending as a guest.
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Harold Belinsky
Cinderella Bridge Club
Edward Silver
Stantley Circle
Darry Robinson
James Bones
Paul Friedman
Smooch Line Still Taboo at Kansas State College
Manhattan Kansas AP. Smooch lines remain banned at Kansas State College despite lifted restrictions on other social activities. The line previously formed for engagements marriages and pinnings at sorority houses. Officials cite disease risks including trench mouth and respiratory infections.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Margaret Lahey
Church OAK HILL CIRCLE TO MEET THURSDAY
The Night Circle of United Society of Friends Women of Oak Hill Friends Meeting will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The group will meet with Mrs. Dolly Hayworth at her home on English Street with Mrs. Pauline Burton as associate hostess.
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United Society of Friends Women of Oak Hill Friends Meeting
Dolly Hayworth
English Street
Pauline ‘Burton
Woman's Wesley Class To Meet At Main Street Church
The Woman's Wesley Class of Main Street Methodist Church will meet Thursday in the Youth Building classroom at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Woman's Wesley
Main Street Methodist Church
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Ceil Chapman
Nakes
Larry Aldrich
Suzy Perette
Rainbow Assembly
Mark David Sugg
Azalia Gardens
Rose Ave
Centennial
Huffman Paint and Wallpaper CO
Washington
N. Hamilton St
Bud” Gamble
Oldsmobile
General Motors
Auto Dealers Council
Highland Motors
Highland Motors Inc
Cadillac
No. Main St. High Point
N.C. Tel
E. B. Gamble
Mrs. Silver
Bridge
S. Main ST
Oak Hill Circle
Mi Suit Sale
Kobias
Pin Money
Tobias
Children's World
Slacks
Berkshire Mo
Janet Norwood
al Bernot
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