Home and Garden Club Flower Show at Gray Home
The Home and Garden Club held a flower show at Mrs. C. L. Gray Jr. on Rotary Dr with Mrs. C. C. Haworth judging. Ten blue ribbons went to first-place winners among autumn arrangements. many red and white ribbons awarded. Members prepared one arrangement each. Mrs. N. M. Harrison chaired the program.
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Home and Garden Club
Gray Home
C. L. Gray Jr
Rotary
C. C. Haworth
N. M. Harrison
J. D. Boyd
L. B. Heilig
Garden Council
Anderson Sees Change in Russian Agreement
Sen. Anderson of New Mexico told the Carlsbad Rotary Club that influences at work in Russia could make Moscow more amenable to international control of atomic energy. As a member of the Joint Committee on Atomic Energy he urged not to miss chances for understanding while a slight superiority exists.
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Carlsbad
N. M
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Russia
Anderson
Joint Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy
Carlsbad Rotary Club
Eleven Crewmen Escape Fire After Coast Guard Sinks Freighter
In Vera Cruz Mexico all eleven crewmen of the coastal freighter Constanti escaped by swimming to shore after the vessel caught fire yesterday and was destroyed.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Constanti
Australian Bomber Crashes in River Plate
An Argentine air force bomber crashed in the River Plate yesterday killing three of the five aboard. The remaining two were rescued unharmed.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
River Plate
Prisoner Scalp Mixup Ends With Wig Discovery
In Miami a mistaken claim of scalping a prisoner sparked a brief scuffle as Detective C. C. Papy and Detective R. J. Myers escorted two women to jail. Papy accidentally grabbed a wig, surprising him in the moment.
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Miami
Fila
C. C. Papy
R. J. Myers
Papy
Policemen urged to improve driving standards
CHICAGO P Supt Henry R Hayes of the Boston police told the National Safety Congress policemen should improve their driving. He cited an insurance survey rating drivers by occupation. Among 64 occupations enforcement officers ranked 31st.
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Chicago
Henry R. Hayes
Boston
National Safety Congress
Tar ruins shoes. man seeks city repair
Salt Lake City resident Alex T. Angelidis stepped into soft road tar while exiting his car and ruined a pair of shoes valued at 18 dollars and 95 cents. He asked the city to clean or replace them.
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Salt Lake City
Alex T. Angelidis
Useful Leisure Sleepwear Describes Flattering Nylon Set
The piece praises a sophisticated flattery styled sweater top with a full flowing nylon tricot skirt designed for today’s woman. It notes warmth suited for TV viewing or reading in bed and that the skirt is easy to care for, needing no ironing.
Refrigerator storage dishes provide clear leftovers view
Transparent plastic or glass containers let you see leftovers at a glance, aiding quick identification and reducing food waste. The clear design supports organized meal prep and efficient kitchen shelving.
Medical Auxiliary Welcomes New Members At Bridge Luncheon
The High Point Branch of Guilford County Medical Auxiliary held a noon meeting at Mrs. A B Croom's home to honor two new members, Mrs. Asa R Parham and Mrs. Robert V Cross, with corsages and a luncheon. Bridge and canasta followed as Mrs W F Gross won high scores and Mrs M L Aderholt led the brief business session. An upcoming film showing and a nursing scholarship project were announced.
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Medical Auxiliary
High Point Branch
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Asa R. Parham
Robert V. Cross
A. B. Croom
Greenway
George T. Wood
Jack Hunt
James Gilliam
F. R. Taylor
W. F. Gross
Max Rogers
M. L. Aderholt
James Hunt
Keeper of the Lamp
J. E. Slate
8Th District Medical Auxiliary
Fire drives elderly residents from Philadelphia home
A fire tore through the main building of the Presbyterian Home for Widows and Single Women in Philadelphia yesterday forcing about 200 elderly women to flee. No injuries were reported as residents sought safety outside.
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Philadelphia
Presbyterian Home For
Gifts Earnest to Sunset Home by Good Fellowship Club
Members of the Good Fellowship Club gathered at Mrs. E. H. Parker's home Tuesday afternoon to wrap gifts for Sunset Nursing Home patients. A brief business meeting was led by Mrs. L. C. Brown and the group enjoyed singing. U. S. farmers and ranchers operate about 10,000 airplanes.
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Good Fellowship Club
E. H. Parker
Sunset Nursing Home
L. C. Brown
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Moskins Credit Clothing
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Horton
Dinette
Horton Furniture CO
Washington
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