Series of Parties Planned For Week To Compliment Miss Douglas
Miss Pauline Douglas will marry William C. Sheloff on Friday September 26. A Coca Cola party at the home of Mrs. Ok beth Covington and Mrs. W T Powell opens the week. Additional gatherings follow at homes on Sunset Drive and John son Street with Mrs. Fred etcalfe and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dalton hosting. Luncheon at Forrest Hill drive by Mrs. Amos and Mrs. Bickett Idol precedes a country club dinner hosted by J Welch Harris for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Douglas
William C. Sheloff
Okbeth Covington
W. T. Powell
Miss Douglas
Fredetcalfe
Frank Dalton
Johnson Street
R. T. Amos
Bickett Idol
Eleanor Amos
Amos
Forrest Hill Drive
Cleet
J. Welch Harris
Hedricks Influence Local Scene At Durham And Raleigh
Mr and Mrs Robert Hedrick visit on North Main street with Mrs John Hedrick nee Barbara Jones of New Orleans. Henry Dowdy attends Raleigh debutante ball as escort to Miss Merle Rainey of Fayetteville. Roger Hedrick leaves for Duke University while Miss Diane Tucker heads to Stephens College in Missouri.
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Robert Hedrick
Mr. Hedrick
John Hedrick
North Main Street
Hedrick
Barbara Jones
New Orleans
Henry Dowdy
Raleigh
Merle Rainey
Fayetteville
Roger Hedrick
W. A. Hedrick
Durham
Duke University
Burbank Garden Club Opens Year at Parsons Home
The Burbank garden club holds its first meeting of the year at Mrs. D. H. Parsons residence 614 West Farriss Avenue on Wednesday morning at 10, as announced yesterday.
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Burbank
Stephens student travels with guest through several cities
A senior travels with schoolmate Miss LuAnne Trexler of Washington DC as overnight guest before departure. They plan to stop in Atlanta to visit Miss Judy House, another Stephens student, then proceed to St. Louis and Columbia. Norway’s habitable area is under a quarter and only four percent of its land is cultivated.
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LuAnne Trexler
Washington, D .C
Atlanta
Judy House
Stephens
St. Louis
Columbia
Marketing Time Jeweled Designs Disguise Watches
New York notes showcase Harman watch designs that disguise timepieces as playful costumes. Watches mount on lapels cuffs and belts, including a robot disguise, a rhodium saber hilt, a spider form and a lucite ice cube pendant to attract attention and spark curiosity.
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New York
NEA
Merry
Will
Harman
Canterbury Club To Meet Friday
Mrs J W Lindsay will host the Canterbury club Friday afternoon at 207 Hillcrest drive for the first meeting of the fall season.
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Canterbury Club
J. W. Lindsay
Hillcrest Drive
County Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Car Michael’s Home
The County Garden Club will meet at Mrs. Charlie Car Michael’s home on Winston Road Wednesday evening at 3 30. The program features a discussion of books by Mrs Roy Hedgecock.
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Charlie Carmichael
Winston Road
Roy Hedgecock
Greek guerrillas accept unconditional amnesty in north
Athens sept 13 the greek parliament passed a bill granting unconditional amnesty to guerrillas in the north who surrender within days and unofficial reports say some have already laid down arms. Salonika dispatch cites about 900 surrendering in central macedonia in 48 hours and 400 at livadia none confirmed officially.
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Athens
Salonika
Macedonia
Themistokles Sophoulis
Livadia
Paul Whiteman A Lifelong Cornerstone Of American Music
New York profile outlines Paul Whiteman’s 30 year influence as a leading figure in American music. It notes his ABC radio program The Paul Whiteman Club, his role in launching Bing Crosby and others, and his pivotal link to Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue. Whiteman’s early classical roots, WWI service, and family details are included.
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New York
INS
Paul Whiteman
Whiteman
ABC
Bing Crosby
Whitemar
Rhythm Boys
Crosby
Paul
Henry Busse
Ferdie Grose
Ross Gorman
Bix Beiderbecke
Beiderbecke
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Mildred Bailey
Ramona
Morton Downey
Joan Edwards
Gershwin Whiteman
George Gershwin
Gershwin
Victor Herbert
Ferdie Grofe
Denver, Colo
Denver
San Francisco Symphony
Margaret Livingston
Paul, Jr
Margo
Louisburg Seeks To Padlock ABC Whiskey Stores
Franklin county officials obtained a court order to show cause why ABC liquor stores in Louisburg and Franklinton should not be padlocked as nuisances. The case tests a law allowing towns to set up stores this summer, with a potential appeal to the state supreme court. The order, issued by Judge Q Kimmocks, is returnable Tuesday and names store employees and building owners. Judge Leo Carr previously ruled against the dry claims.
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Louisburg
Franklin County
ABC Boards
Franklinton
Dry Forces
State Supreme Court
Q. Kk. Nimmocks
Raleigh
Leo Carr
Hickory Votes On ABC Liquor Stores Monday
Hickory voters go to the polls Monday to decide if the city will operate alcoholic beverage control stores. About 7,839 people are eligible in Hickory’s second liquor election in 41 years, with ABC support previously winning in 1938 in the county but dry rural areas prevailing.
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Hickory
Piedmont
Rowan County
Mecklenburg County
ABC
Newton
Conover
Claremont
Postal Lottery Policy Reversed by Post Office Ruling
The post office department ruled that newspapers may publish incidental lottery details without being barred from the mails. The policy reversal follows the St. Louis Star-Times challenge over a North Carolina lottery story involving a Cadillac prize and race-related restrictions. The new interpretation, to be uniformly applied, supports news value and permits such coverage.
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Washington
Post Office Department
St. Louis Star-Times
St. Louis
North Carolina
Frank J. Delany
Robert F. Hannegan
Delany
Bernard F. Dickmann
Star-Times
Baltimore Sunpapers
Peoria
N C Men Named to Help Redraft D C Laws
Professor Paul W. Wager of UNC joins Robert S. Rankin and Paul D. Stewart as North Carolinians picked by a House subcommittee to assist in planning a revised governmental structure for the District of Columbia. The choice cites their records in local government. Liberia is about the size of Ohio or Pennsylvania with a Monrovia street called Broadway.
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Chapel Hill
Paul W. Wager
University
Political Science
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
North Carolina
Robert S. Rankin
Durham
Paul D. Stewart
Asheville
James C. Auchincloss
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Lancaster
Martha Ingram
Neal Lancaster
First Baptist Church
Robert L. Ingram
Montlieu Avenue
J. M. Lancaster
Barbara Davis
Betty Ann Potts
Patsy Horton
Betty Allman
Robert Ingram, Jr
Patricia Lee Ingram
Diane Tucker
Stephens College
Missouri
Burbank Club
Parsons
Norway
Holy Bible
Jesus
RCT OM
Eplife Kinard
NEA Fashion Editor
County Garden Club
Jersey
California
Indies
N. Main Street
ABC Whiskey
ABC Liquor Stores
N.C
Liberia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Monrovia
Dial
Koon Ts-Mighee
Vel
Colgate-Palmolive Peet Company
Covoate
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