Stone couple marks fifty years of marriage
Mr and Mrs FE S Stone celebrated fifty years of marriage with a Sunday gathering at 1010 Fairfield Road hosted by their daughter Mrs Harvey Vuncannon. Guests included daughters and daughters in law C R Michels F G Smith Alice Booze Roy Stone Ruby Tysinger and granddaughters Nancy Carolyn Michls Lettie and Bonnie Smith. About sixty five attended the event with a cake cutting and gold themed decor.
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FE. S. Stone
Harvey Vuncannon
Fairfield Road
Vuncannon
Mesdames
C. R. Michels
F. G. Smith
Alice Booze
Roy Stone
Ruby Tysinger
Nancy
Carolyn Michels
Lettie
Bonnie Smith
Pay Attention As Child Talks
Alicia Hart Beauty Editor explains that early childhood stuttering often reflects rapid speech development. Provide stimulating play, ensure companionship, avoid scolding, and model correct speech. seek a psychiatrist only if stuttering persists for months with no obvious cause.
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Alicia Hart
Local Happenings From High Point Area
Mrs Harold C Stites of 16 B Clara Cox Apartments has shown improvement over the past week. Mr and Mrs Thomas F E Dodamead Jr returned from Miami after visiting their children. Lee F Schaner recovering at home from a recent hospital stay. Mrs J H Wagner recuperating at the local hospital since last Thursday. David Overcash recovering from an appendectomy at High Point Memorial Hospital and is allowed visitors.
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Harold C. Stites
Clara Cox
Thomas FE. Dodamead
Miami
Fla
Cal Corbitt
T. E. Dodamead
Lee F. Schaner
High Point Hospital
J. H. Wagner
West Green Street
David Overcash
Route 4
High Point Memorial Hospital
Miss Nancy Jane Mickey Weds Douglas R. Turner Incolumbia Nuptials
Miss Nancy Jane Mickey and Douglas Rudolph Turner married in the First Presbyterian Church parlor on Saturday at four. The ceremony was officiated by Dr. Roy E. Watts with Henry Whipple providing nuptial music. The couple plans to reside at 326 Edisto Street, Columbia, S C.
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Nancy Jane Mickey
Douglas Rudolph Turner
First Presbyterian Church
Roy E. Watts
Henry Whipple
Glenn Ernest Mickey
Turner
Mickey
Jamestown High School
Bryce Commercial College
U. S. Plywood Corporation
High Point
Hands Up for Inspection Of Public Hands And Beauty Routines
Public life exposes hands that bear work and wear. The piece advises daily lotion use in kitchen and bath, hand exercises for flexibility, and a circular wrist motion called the merry go round. It stresses nail polish to glamorize hands and keep skin looking pale.
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Geraldine
Glamour Tips for Girls Who Wear Glasses
Girls with glasses can boost their look by choosing frames that suit their face shape and hair color. Keep lenses clear with daily soap and water, use a soft brush on frames, and carry a lint-free cloth for quick cleaning. Have multiple stylish pairs for occasions and ensure eyebrows show above frames.
Honesty and social gripes in everyday behavior
Ruth Millett lists comical social feints and awkward moments that tempt honesty in daily life. She notes how people dodge direct praise or criticism in scenarios from fashion to hosting to aging jokes, highlighting common glossed truths in social etiquette.
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Ruth Millett
First Woman Mint Superintendent Leads Denver Factory
Mrs. Gladys Morelock becomes the first woman to head a U S mint when appointed August 1 as superintendent of the Denver facility earning 10 800 dollars annually. She supervises over 200 employees and navigates a male-dominated workforce with direct management of intricate mint operations.
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Denver
Gladys Morelock
U. S. Mint
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Washington
Ross
Mrs. Morelock
Mint
Uncle Sam
Stout Birth at High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs W L Stout announce the birth of daughter Linda Ann on October 28 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Stout is former Bonnie Jean Gulledge of this city.
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W. L. Stout
Lindsay Street
Linda Ann
High Point Memorial Hospital
Deodorized Skunk Disappears in Helena Charity Drive
In Helena Montana Channel No 5 a deodorized pet skunk fled into the hills after hearing he won a booby prize at a charity fundraiser campaign chair R A Dightman raised a city wide alarm He quipped that losing a deodorized skunk could lead to someone returning a different one.
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Helena
Mont
R. A. Dightman
Deer Roam Billings Airport Runways Attract Planes
Forty deer roam the Billings airport runways seeking grass as planes approach. A truck aims to scatter the herd while residents push for hunting to reduce the deer blockage and restore traffic flow.
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Billings
Mont
Hawk Fells Bat in Frankfort Times Office
Bats disturbed the Frankfort Times composing room over several nights as crews worked. A bat, described as a flying mouse, caused unease among the compositors before the incident ended.
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Frankfort, Ind
Frankfort Times
Blue Ribbon Hijack Ends With Ribboned Calf Incident
Rex Sudderth’s Guernsey heifer won a blue ribbon when a white ribbon calf grabbed the blue tie with its teeth and swallowed it, reportedly amid bovine jealousy.
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Murphy
Rex Sudderth
Newspaper Room Mishap Silences Reporter
In a bizarre incident in the newsroom Merl Hawk is credited as the marksman after a firmly rolled copy of the newspaper felled an unwary observer. The event draws attention to newsroom safety and odd weaponized paper accidents.
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Merl Hawk
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Mrs. Stone Mark
E. S. Stone
Harvey Vincannon
Douglas R. Turner
Helen Follett
Li ON
High Point Lions Club
Blind High Point Lions Club
Mama
Junior
Surse
Gala
Mrs. Money Bags
Jayne
Tor
D. Jayne
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
N. Main ST
Linda Ann Stout
Monark
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
Jose
Vogue Eee
Sample Shoe Store
Date Bait
Faille Plus Velvet
Tobias
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