Bridal shower honors Miss Hutchins betrothal
Mrs. D. Ga formate hosted a bridal shower at the Boraden’s Room for Miss Mildred Hutchins, whose engagement to Houston Williams was announced. Guests enjoyed autumn flowers, an ice course matching the bridal colors, and prizes for games won by Mrs. J. A. Monroe, Frances Lambeth, and Mrs. H. R. Ward.
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Mildred Hutchins
Houston Williams
D. Gaformate
Bor Aden
Chinese surgeons perform delicate operations with chop stick dexterity
An eminent ophthalmologist cites Chinese surgeons’ fine hands and dexterity as likely shaped by a habit of eating with chop sticks, suggesting cultural practice enhances precision.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Advertisements claim suffocating hot flushes and irritability fade in 63 to 80 percent of cases in doctor tests. The copy touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and tablets as modern remedies without pain-deadening drugs, stressing relief through the nervous system.
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Yoia Pinkham
Pinkham
HPC Expands Home Economics Department at High Point College
High Point College announced the appointment of Miss Edith W. Matthews of Bennettsville South Carolina as assistant professor of home economics She will lead the clothing laboratory and begin duties tomorrow Matthews holds a BS from Winthrop 1937 and the MS in home economics from Madison College She replaces Ada B Johnson in part and a Foods Laboratory will move to Women’s Hall with new equipment to be installed soon
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High Point
Edith W. Matthews
Bennettsville
South Carolina
High Point College
Dennis H. Cooke
Matthews
Miss Matthews
Winthrop Home Economics
Mts
Harrisburg
Virgin
Madison College
Harrisonburg
HFC
Ada B. Johnson
Woman's Hall
Tea Honoring Mary Elizabeth Clark Prepares for December Wedding
Mrs I Paul Ingle and Miss Alice MacRae Caldwell hosted a warm tea at the Ingle residence on Sherbrook Avenue for bride elect Mary Elizabeth Clark and her fiancé Fred N Joyce. Priscilla Club members and friends visited in two hours, with Miss Clark in a dark blue satin dress and a white denia corsage. The setting featured white and pink chrysanthemums, a tea table with an embroidered cloth, and a silver bowl centerpiece. About forty five guests attended refreshments including dainty sandwiches nuts and tarts.
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I. Paul Ingle
Alice MacRae Caldwell
Ingle
Sherbrook Avenue
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Fred N. Joyce
Priscilla Club
Thomas Sprinke
Miss Clark
S. C. Clark
Ward Street Circle Meetings Set For Tomorrow
Ward Street Circle One of the Ward Street Methodist Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs S W Connor on Burton Street Circle Three will meet Thursday evening with Mrs Glenn Doby at 412 Forrest Avenue and the Women Wesley Class of Main Street Methodist Church will gather tomorrow at 7 30 in the classroom with Mrs S C Brown leading and hosting.
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Ward Street
Methodist Church
S. W. Connor
Burton Street
Ward Street Methodist Church
Glenn Doby
Forrest Avenue
Wesley
Main Street Methodist Church
Mrs M T Dowdy Patient at Winston-Salem Hospital
Mrs M T Dowdy of 304 Park Street is admitted to the hospital in Winston-Salem undergoing observation and treatment after entering last Thursday.
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M. T. Dowdy
Park Street
Winston-Salem
Brady and Kivett Drive announce birth of Linda Dar lene
Mrs Brady formerly Robbins of Spartanburg South Carolina announces the birth of a daughter Linda Darlene to Mr and Mrs Brady on Monday October 22 at High Point Memorial The father is in Radio Technique School Dallas Texas
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Brady
Kivett Drive
Linda Darlene
High Point Memorial
Robbins
Spartanburg
8. C
Dallas
Texas
Halloween Event at St Marys Church School
The Church School of St Mary's Episcopal Church hosts a Halloween party with prizes for best costumes and arranged games. The kindergarten through fourth grade meet in the Assembly Room, others in the basement, with refreshments served. Superintendent Richard Hartley urges all church school members to attend.
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St. Mary's Epi Church
Richard Hartley
Church School
Hadacol Payment Check Proves Worthless in Oklahoma City
A $155 check from LeBlanc Corp makers of Hadacol given to 20 police officers for services at a Hadacol medicine show was returned as unpaid. Bank officials said the Hadacol makers had closed their account, rendering the check worthless.
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Oklahoma City
LeBlanc Corp
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R. L. Carrigan
J. D. Williams
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William Dillon
A. C. Howard
George L. Baisey
William H. Williams
Roy Hutchins, Jr
Rowe Browne
Grady Boles
F. F. Briggs
K. B. Sloop
James Monroe
Leon Webb
Roy Ryan
Frances i
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H. R. Ward
Miss Hutchins
George L. Curry
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HPC
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