Local Woodmen Circle Elects Officers at Thomasville District Meet
The Woodmen Circle and Woodmen of the World met at the Presbyterian Church in Thomasville with Maple Grove Woodmen Circle No. 171 as hostess. New district officers include Mrs. Josephine Walker auditor and Mrs. Frances Jones chaplain, Mrs. Jeraldine Jones president. Max Hurt spoke on fraternalism and origin of the organization. A Civic Center banquet followed with autumn arrangements and a square dance. The local circle won attendance and new member initiation prizes.
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Woodmen
Woodmen of the World
Thomasville
Presbyterian Church
Maple Grove
Woodmen Circle No. 171
Josephine Walker
Frances Jones
Jeraldine Jones
Max Hurt
Civic Center
Ethel Donaldson
Ruth Millett on accepting imperfection in marriage as is
Column advises women to accept husbands as they are and avoid divorce, arguing that recognizing faults early prevents futile attempts to change them. It likens this to an "as is" sale and warns against blaming partners for inherent flaws.
10th Cobra Captured In Springfield Missouri
In Springfield Missouri the tenth hooded cobra found roaming the city this fall was captured yesterday. The reptiles first appeared near a pet shop run by an animal carpenter and the owner denies the cobras originated there.
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Springfield
Missouri
Community Club and Society Meetings Schedule
A dense notices page lists multiple events across High Point including the United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting with Mrs. A E Tate at 233 Coerce Cane, the Ana to Association of University Women speaking at the YMCA, and Woodmen Bridge Club hosts at a Grill. Also noted are YWCA luncheon at Adams Memorial Building with Mr and Mrs Curtis Smithdeal, and various school, library and club gatherings through 9:20 a.m.–7:30 p.m. with speakers, hosts, and locations across local venues.
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United Daughters of the Ne Ae
A. E. Tate
Coerce
Cane High Point
Dee River Home Demonstration Club
Deep River
YWCA
Adams Memorial
Curtis Smithdeal
Europe
Dean Pruette
High Point
Shareton
Business and Professional Women's Club
Y W C A NEWS WEEKLY SCHEDULE AND EVENTS
The Y M C A announces a week of activities starting Monday with health education registration. Senior Y activities, teen clubs, and beginner swim lessons for girls are listed along with a luncheon by Mr and Mrs Curtis Smith. The week includes adult swims and a women’s plunge, plus a 6 00 to 8 00 Young Adult masquerade on Wednesday.
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Curtis Smith Deal
Y. M
Ty M
District Meeting Committee Chairman Are Announced
Chairmen for Seventh District North Carolina Federation of Woman's Clubs meet today chaired by Mrs. L. C. Chiles local president Steering committee includes Wayland Linthicum Jr and J W Morgan Other committees cover decorations publicity clubwoman's tables favors guest book yearbook table hospitality pages ushers music invitations luncheon time keeper and credentials
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North Carolina
Paul Dedman
R. W. Chamblee
Dolen Hedrick
E. V. Stone
Harold Schwab
Emmett V. Stone
Clyde Vaughn
Hobart Bryant
Ray Burgess
Worth Wicke
Robert McCall
J. W. Morgan
Paul Wilson
M. L. Lewis
Ralph Miller
Harold Leach
Silas Casey
B. EB. Morris
Selden Mitchell
J. F. Hayden
C. F. Ridge
C. M. Chalmers
Quiet Day At Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service invites all to a Quiet Day in the chapel of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church during the Week of Prayer and Self Denial from 10 to 12 tomorrow.
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Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Main Street
Wses
Methodist Church
League Directors To Meet Tomorrow
A called meeting of the board of directors of the High Point Junior League will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank Dalton at 406 Hillcrest Drive at 9 30 a m tomorrow.
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Betty Brown Ee Ory
Harold McGee
James Burns
Rowella Arts
High Point Junior League
Frank Dalton
Hillcrest Dr
Walden Boy Undergoes Tonsillectomy at High Point Memorial
Tommy Walden four year old son of Mr and Mrs J J Walden of 509 Player Dr underwent a tonsillectomy Friday at High Point Memorial Hospital. His condition is reported satisfactory.
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Tommy
Ray Walden
J. J. Walden
High Point Memorial Hospital
Iran Orders English Correspondent Out
The News Chronicle reports its Tehran correspondent David Walker was expelled from Iran after several rounds of questioning by the Ministry of Interior. Walker says no specific reason was given and notes questions focused on coverage of Mossadegh's support.
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London
News Chronicle
Tehran
David Walker
Walker
Ministry of Interior
Mohammed Mossadegh
Boy Explodes Live Shell After Finding Ammunition
A San Antonio boy walking home from school found a live shell and tried to throw it with friends. The shell exploded after a second throw, injuring him with a piece of debris near his left leg. He was taken to Brooke General Hospital for treatment.
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San Antonio
Tex
Lloyd
Sonny) Newsburn
Sonny
Brooke General Hospital
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Woodmen Circle
Ruth Millett
Ann Sale
Monark
le Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Ellington
Florist
Main ST
Burroughs and
Remington Electric
Cobra
Ak Et
Ring-Harris Pharmacy Cos
Crown Station
Pownzo
Balto. 2
Sta
Crown Central Petroleum Corp
Baltimore, MD
Keyaunee
Delores Sprinkle
Brenda
Vost
United Fund
Enterprise
Lacy High
Woodmen Bridge Club
Ee Grill
Miss Peggy
Mesdames
Carol Andrews
Bessie Hassell
Otteray Dr
Elizabeth Brown
Modern Study Club
Gilbert Koontz
Ferndale Dr
W. B. Harris
Twentieth Centr Study Club
W. W. Gluyas
Greenssa Dr
Canterbury Club
Roy Watts
Woodland Dr
Betty Brown
Office Force
Carolina Container Company
Sheraton Hotel
Juliette Lowe
Girl Scouting
Paul Stout
William Stout
Bonnie Cashin
Sally Victor
Gaile Dugas
NEA
Ilona Massey
Aydas
Ayds
N. Main ST
L. C. Chiles
Woman's Club
Wayland Linthicum, Jr
Jr. Woman's Club
North Carolina Federation of Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Greensboro Rd
Iran
Grace Flower Shop
Boy
Phil Walker
Optician
High Point United Fund and
RED Cross Campaign
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