Buffet Supper Honors Kirkman Osterhout Couple At Terrell Home
Dr and Mrs T E Terrell hosted a buffet supper and open house at 514 Hayworth Dr on Sunday evening to honor Dr Shirley Kirkman and her fianc Dr Osterhout both of Dur am. A reception line included the couple and the Kirkmans. Guests numbered about local doctors and wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrell Home
Kirkman-Osterhout
T. E. Terrell
Hayworth Dr
Shirley Kirkman
In Osterhout
Duram
Kirkman
Dr. Osterbout
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Byron Haworth
T. C. Kirkman
Max Rogers
William Hayworth
Ann Kirkman
WCTU Meeting At Slack Home Discusses Exhibit Plans
Mrs. Elizabeth Slack hosted the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at 1001 Chestnut Street for a 10 a.m. Tuesday meeting. Mrs. W. J. Kizer led a discussion on alcohol education and legislation while Mrs. Ray Warner led devotions. Plans were made for an exhibit at the High Point Fair.
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Elizabeth Slack
Chestnut St
Women's Christian Temperance Union
W. J. Kizer
Ray Warner
NALC Plans Meet In Greensboro
The High Point Ladies Auxiliary to NALC will hold a Friday evening business and dinner meeting at the S&W Cafeteria in Greensboro between 5 45 and 6 p m Local members are expected to attend to discuss upcoming events and activities for the organization.
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High Point Ladies
NALC
S&w
Greensboro
Out-To-Grow Club to Meet at Brinkley Drive Home
Elmer Young will entertain the Out-to-Grow Garden Club at her Brinkley Drive residence. The meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Elmer Young
Brinkley Drive
Primrose Garden Club Welcomes New Members
Primrose Garden Club welcomed four new members at last evening's meeting. Names listed were Mesdames Fred Council, Vernon Vaughn, William Kuhn, and Pete Armstrong. Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Stone and Mrs. P. A. Thomas at the Thomas home, 600 Gatewood Ave. The article notes fall handbags in fake furs that closely resemble real ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primrose Garden Club
Mesdames
Fred Council
Vernon Vaughn
William Kuhn
Pete Armstrong
Robert Stone
P. A. Thomas
Thomas
Gatewood Ave
Democratic Fund Letter Defended as Routine
A Democratic campaign fund letter defending routine solicitations by state employees drew criticism as economic coercion. Officials argued the letter merely urged voluntary contributions to Gavin’s committee, noting no salaries or percentages were mandated and stressing the association is not a government agency.
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Raleigh
Iij
Gavin
Banks
Otis M
Robert Gavin
Despica Ito
Democratic Party
United Regretted
Gavin Said
Bay Crossing Bond Funds Tied to 1964 Chesapeake Project
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel Commission of Virginia will receive 178 148 1299 17 to finance a 200 million revenue bond issue sold to banks and firms in New York and Virginia. Chairman Lucius Kellam announced plans to start construction, with a 17.6 mile crossing including tunnels, bridges, trestles and island embankments, targeting completion by January 1 1964 at Wise Point on the eastern shore. The southern end location remains undisclosed in Princess Anne County.
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New York
Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel
Kellam
Thimble Shoals Channel
Baltimore Channel
North Channel
Fisherman Inlet
Fisherman Island
Fisherman
Protestant groups analyze Kennedy church issue stance
A Protestant led body praised and criticized Kennedy’s church state record, calling for a nonpartisan educational review while not naming him directly. Separately a 125 member clergy group met to discuss religious issues in the campaign, with Norman Vincent Peale presiding and denying campaign participation.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Separation of Church and State
PCAU
National Conference of Citizens For Religious Freedom
Norman Vincent Peale
New York
Deep Trouble Seen For Demos In Six Key Southern States
New York Times reports the Democratic Party faces deep trouble in six key Southern states Virginia South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee Florida and Texas amid erosion of loyalty to Kennedy while Nixon gains ground. Claude Sitton’s two week South tour underpins analysis of shifting loyalties and Republican momentum in the region.
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New York
The
New
Democratic Party
Georgia
Texas
the York Times
Islalabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Sen. Kennedy
Arkansas
Lyn
South
Times
Claude Sitton
Virginia
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Florida
Atlanta
Sitton
Bus and Money Shangahed in Nevada Robbery
An armed gunman in women's clothes forced six passenger bus driver Forrest Cummings to stop on U S 501 near Wendover Nevada drove the bus 16 miles off the highway and took $780 in cash. Cummings walked barefoot after being beaten and bruised while the assailant fled. Police sought suspects and described a hazardous theft amid political talk of the 1960 campaign.
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Wendover
Nev
U.S. 501
Tennessee
Times
Politi
Forrest Cummings
Ely
Florida
Sue Peantn
Peseee
Leroy Collins
Cummings
Tames Milligan
Censors Appear as Congo Dispatches Filed
In Leopoldville censors moved through government offices Tuesday as scores of Congo correspondents filed dispatches. The event touched multiple reporters and readers, with officials trimming or blue penciling portions of reports. Nearby, a separate note mentions a new express travel plan and delays in aluminum tubing needed for signage projects.
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Leopoldville
the Congos
Congo
Santa Monica
Calif
Lawrence Welk
Blue Pencil
Miami
Fla
Donna Lee
James I
Express
F. Mack
St. Louis Way
University Medical School
Miss Welk
Quill Seeks Restart of Talks on PRR Strike
Philadelphia AP Michael Edward Wiesner says TWU chief J Quill will re enter talks but refuses compulsory arbitration. PRR wage talks focus on job security, non union shop repairs, job classifications, and union jurisdiction. Strike affects about 15,000 non operating workers and 5,000 System Federation members.
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Philadelphia
Michael Edward W. Wiesner
Nego J. Quill
System Federation Port Workers Union
Pennsylvania Railroad
TWU
Mitchell
Washington
PRR
Wiesner
Labor Day Toll Reaches 415
CHICAGO AP Traffic deaths during the Labor Day period reached 415, lower than last year and the 1954 toll of 364. The final toll, announced after a 46-hour local poll, fell short of the National Safety Council’s 460 estimate amid arbitration pressure from federal mediators and Philadelphia Mayor Richardson Dilworth.
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Chicago
Quill
National Safety Council
New York
St. Louis
District of
Winuuvia
Philadelphia
Richardson Dilworth
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Margaret Haworth
John Haworth
WCTU
Slack
Chestnut Street
Bay Crossing
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Bus and Money Shanghaied
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Nixon
Neil Seas
Arolina
Welk
Palkia
Reducible
Alea Weed
Alter-Aparenen Heppert
Jae Creasure
Mann Drug CO
Gust
Firestone
Mantaam
N. Main ST
Merraton Hotel
Dean
Dixie Belle
Jemima
White House
Henny Penny
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Zan
Sae
Ais
U. S
Chatham
Rath
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