Birth announcements from Downey and High Point families
Mr. and Mrs. Jurney Wilson of Downey announce the birth of Eleanor Kramer on August 31. Mr. and Mrs. Earl T. Pryce of Greensboro announce Deborah Lynn on September 5 at High Point hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Reedy announce a daughter on September 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Mabe announce John Mark on September 5 at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gurney Wilson
E. Buell St
Downey
Calif
Eleanor Kramer
Mr. Wilson
J. Knox Wilson
High Point
Deborah Lynn Pryce
Earl T. Pryce
Route 7
Greensboro
Deborah Lynn
High Point Hospital
Pryce
Peggy Jennings
John Mark Mabe
Jack W. Mabe
East Ave
John Mark
Birth announcements listing five area newborn daughters
Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Fowler announce Amencias Dickson born Sept. 5 at High Point hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jennings announce Cynthia Kaye born Sept. 7 at local hospital. Jennings formerly Patsy Smith of High Point. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Boone announce Joyce Jean born Sept. 7 at High Point hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gore announce Debbie Louise born Sept. 5 at High Point hospital. Gore formerly Patsy Sechrest of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amencias D. Fowler
Robert K. Fowler
Futrelle St
Amencias Dickson
High Point Hospital
Cynthia Kaye Jennings
Charles A. Jennings
Adams St
Cynthia Kaye
Jennings
Patsy Smith
High Point
T. E. Boone
South Rd
Joyce Jean
Debbie Louise Gore
Russel Gore
Melrose St
Debbie Louise
Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Thackston announce wedding plan
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Thackston of 206 East Ray Sr announce the engagement of the former Miss Pauline Hearne of Pampico South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Thackston
E. Ray Sr
Birth announced for son Terry Luther in High Point
Terry Luther McGee Jr. and Mrs Luther McGee Jr of Route 9 Winston-Salem announce the birth of a son on September 6 at High Point Hospital. Mrs McGee is the former Janet Barrer of Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Luther McGee Jr
Luther McGee Jr
Route 9
Winston-Salem
Terry Luther
High Point Hospital
McGee
Janet Barrer
Winston- Salem
Hall couple announce birth of daughter Karen Dee
Mr and Mrs T W Hall announce the birth of a daughter Karen Dee on September 5 at the local hospital. John F Thornton Jr and his wife are also mentioned in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Hall
Karen Dee
John F. Thornton JR
John F. Thornton
Southern Stand On Unions Comes Under Attack
In SOUTH DARTMOUTH Mass AP William Pollock TWUA general president spoke at the Labor Day outing of the Fall River New Bedford Joint Board. Ten thousand attended as Pollock labeled the Henderson North Carolina strike a classic example of a southern plot to crush unions and said the fight has cost TWUA International over a half million dollars plus more than 150000 from individual locals. He warned a new labor control law will hurt smaller unions.
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South Dartmouth
Mass
Harriet-Henderson
Henderson
N.C
William Pollock
Textile Workers Union
TWUA
Fall River
New Bedford Joint Board
Pollock
Twua International
Teamsters
Sigma Phi Epsilon removes membership restrictions
Washington AP reports Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity voters abolish racial and religious limits in bylaws and rituals by a 134 to 37 vote at the biennial meeting on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Cherry-Tutterow Vows Spoken In Statesville
Miss Janice Tutterow married Corbin Lee Cherry in a 4 p.m. Broad Street Methodist Church ceremony in Statesville officiated by Revs. Julian Lindsey and Wilbur Jackson. Bride Brenda Tutterow and bridesmaids attended. groom’s party included William Divers III of Hertford and ushers from Hertford Statesville and Red Broth er. The couple will reside at 217 Willowbrook St in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statesville
Janice Tutterow
Corbin Lee Cherry
Broad Street Methodist Church
Julian Lindsey
Wilbur Jackson
Ayden
Margaret Muse
William Benfield
Atlanta, Ga
Cherry
William Floyd Tutterow
Bicen Ghercy Oak
William Cherry
Bride of
Hitch
Fitises
Get Into Print For Fall Fashion Patterns
Fall prints spark wardrobe updates with florals and geometries in silks wools and synthetics. Choose simple patterns for large prints match seams, avoid bulky looks on heavy figures, and pair with solid unobtrusive accessories. Send 35 cents to Sue Burnett for Fashion pattern book.
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Fashion
Sue Burnett
High Point Enterprise
Dept. S-1
Avenue of the Americas
New York
N. Y
The Mature Parent and the Pull of Mothers Home
A reflective piece on postmarital fear shaping maternal roles. It explores how fear of failing as a mother can push women back to their own parents. It argues for building self trust and independence before redefining the family bond.
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Reader
79th Wedding Anniversary Celebrated
SPRUCE PINE North Carolina Uncle Will Ledford and his wife both 100 years old celebrate their 79th wedding anniversary today. He has dim eyesight yet they do housework with some help from relatives. They have lived in Mitchell County most of their lives. Six children alive, 36 grandchildren, 54 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild.
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Spruce Pine
N. C
Will Ledford
Will
Mitchell County
National Baptist Convention Opens in San Francisco
National Baptist Convention, a major Negro organization, opens in San Francisco for a five day meeting. Delegates from across the nation gather with about four million members represented. Rev. Martin Luther King of Montgomery will address the convention as a principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
National Baptist Convention
Martin Luther King of
Mont
Ala
Islanders Plan To Emigrate
Island residents on a tiny Japanese island intend to move to Brazil after a Brazilian government grant. Father Tetsuji Sasaki reports Sao Paulo contact and seeks $555 for the train fare to Kobe for embarkation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Brazil
Tetsuji Sasaki
Sao Paulo
Kobe
Dear Ann Landers letters reveal conflicts over gender norms and family boundaries
A reader panel reacts to a range of letters about gender styling, parental interference, and marital strain. Topics include bleach hair trends for men versus women, preferring independence from parents, and a young stenographer seeking guidance after a failed memory.
Ruth Millett Describes A Wife Who Supports And Comforts
Describing a wife as a partner, she turns a house into a home and keeps harmony in family life. She cares for children, shares in your work, and maintains humor and warmth that strengthen your marriage. She manages money well and fosters good relations with your family.
Fell membrane on lamb leg described in old text
The membrane on the outer surface of a leg of lamb is called the fell. This term appears in historical culinary references explaining a thin protective layer covering the meat.
Stirring Advice for Nonfat Dry Milk Solids
It is wise to stir non fat dry milk solids before measuring them to ensure accuracy and consistency in scoops and pours. Proper mixing prevents clumping and yields repeatable results in recipes and food preparation.
Organized Labor Puts On Parade
New York's Labor Day parade drew about 400 000 spectators as 114 699 union members marched for more than eight hours. The City Central Labor Council called it the largest labor parade in history with 500 locals from 45 unions participating. Parade cost was estimated at 325000 dollars.
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New York
Flahor
City Central Labor Council
Fifth Avenue
Edward M. Menhel
Cat Skunky Turns 21 Then Gives Birth to Three Kittens
Houston AP report notes Mrs. E. D. Haygood discussed euthanizing their aging cat Skunky who is 21. On Sunday Skunky reportedly gave birth to three kittens indicating a surprising late-life litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston, Tex
E. D. Haygood
Skunky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eleanor Kramer Wilson
Joyce Jean Boone
Robert A. Smith JR
High Point Memorial Hospital
Tamara Lynn Thackston
Karen Dee Hall
Southern
Mrs
Ann Landers
Dad
Ann
Bride
Ruth Millett
Organized Labor
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