Miss Lanier Becomes Bride Of Jimmy Ashby In Home Vows
In a home ceremony last Friday Miss De Lanier and A. L. Ashby united in marriage at 805 Morris St. The service was conducted by Rev. George T. Tunstall with vows before an altar of gladioli and candles. The bride wore antique blue taffeta with white carnations. her sister Zana Lanier was maid of honor in pink. Music featured Leah Samuels on piano and Betty Floyd singing The Lord’s Prayer. Miss Lanier is the elder daughter of Mrs. Ruth Lanier and Ralph Lanier. Ashby is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Ashby of High Point. He is stationed in Cheyenne, Wyoming as a chaplain’s assistant trainee. The couple plan to live with the bride’s mother for now.
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Jimmy L. Ashby
Abigail Lanier
Ruth Lanier
de Lanier
Morris St
George T. Tunstall
Green St. Baptist Church
Zana Lanier
Leah Samuels
Betty Floyd
Malotte
Ralph Lanier
High Point High School
High Point College
J. Raymond Ashby
High Point
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Texas
Make Your Own Terry Cloth Bath Wraparounds for Bazaar
A guide for church and club bazaars shows how to sew men's bath wraparounds from terry cloth. It covers yardage calculations based on waist size, pocket construction, hemming, threading, button placement, and care instructions.
Paris Fashion Show Divides Into Waistline Or Not
NADEANE WALKER reports Paris fall fashion splits into two silhouettes: Dior's Y line with a natural waist and slim skirt versus Balenciaga and Givenchy's long loose “sack” look. Buyers favor both extremes as Dior shows normal shapes while Balenciaga and Givenchy push the loose line.
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Nadeane Walker
Paris
Dior
Balenciaga
Hubert de Givenchy
Givenchy
Fath
Lanvin-Castillo
Balmain
Diro
Sacks
Mustave
What Comes Next and the Balance of Mother and Child
Mrs. Muriel Lawrence argues that the mother’s urge for speed and control pushes Peter into dawdling. She contends correction of speed is masculine and will allow both to savor moments, easing tension and renewing maternal life.
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Peter
Rest for Nothing Bank Robbery Attempt in Los Angeles
Francis McMullan, 40, allegedly tried to rob a Los Angeles bank to obtain $50,000 for rest. He entered the bank with a hoax bomb in a briefcase, demanded cash, but was blocked by the manager and police. He was jailed on suspicion of bank robbery.
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Los Angeles
Francis McMullan
Craig Edwards
McMullan
Oldest Pet Hunt Finds 26 Year Dog and 31 Year Cat
In 1946 a search for the aging pet record located a dog aged 26 and a cat aged 31. Their ages highlighted the remarkable longevity of household companions in that era.
When to Stay Quiet About News in Relationships
Ruth Millett advises women to withhold reactions when partners or friends share news you already know. Listening calmly preserves pride and avoids fueling gossip or dampening enthusiasm. The guidance emphasizes restraint during repeated stories and early declarations of love.
Infants and Mothers Learn From Government Care Guide
Washington reports on the tenth edition of Infant Care a government issued booklet from the Children’s Bureau first issued in 1914. Marion Faegre notes advice has evolved from thumb sucking bans to emphasizing the infant’s emotional life and parental judgment.
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Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
Children’s Bureau
Marion L. Faegre
Marion Faegre
Marion
Dawdling as a Homemaker’s Quiet Art
A beauty editor argues that true leisure means deliberate dawdling, not rush and hurry. The piece contrasts quick frozen dinners and rapid transit with moments of unhurried activity, noting homemakers, children, and teenagers often disrupt scattered efforts to relax or mend.
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NER
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Muriel Lawrence
Barbara Ann Scott
Hollywood Ice Review
Tommy King
Toronto
Canada
Rose
Ruth Millett
Sam
Alicia Hart
S. M. L. A Garment
ST. Floor
Belk-Beck
Sheffield
Hull of Meriden
Tobias
Constitution Week
Mink
Tobias Famous Maker Suits
Chinchilla-Like
Martinique
Peacock
Tobias Famous Maker Coats
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