Mrs. Carpenter Hosts Dallas Book Club Meet
Dallas Readers club members gathered at Mrs. Frank Carpenter’s home to honor Miss Margaret Higgins a noted journalist and Pulitzer prize winner. Mrs Carpenter introduced a resume of Higgins life noting early hardships and perseverance leading to a career in metropolitan journalism. The program included a devotional led by Mrs Jay Rhyne and books were distributed by Miss Winnie Thornburg with dessert served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Book Club of
Frank
Carpenter
Jay Rhyne
Higgins
Winnie Thornburg
Piness
Mar
Guerite Higgins
Philosophy
Mrs John Hensley Hosts Hoe And Hope Garden Club
Mrs John Hensley hosted the Hoe and Hope Garden Club meeting at her Dallas home on Tuesday. Devotions by Mrs W W Fogle, business session led by Mrs Friday. Awards given for arrangements and horticulture exhibits with multiple members placing in first through third. A dessert tea followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hensley
Hoe and Hope
W. C. Edison
Gribble
Hovis
Fogle
Robinson
H. ©. Williams
Tea At Spencer Home Honors Brides-Elect And Bride
Brides-elect Miss Ann Anthony and Miss Elizabeth Baxter and Mrs. George Moorhead were guests at a tea hosted by Mrs. W. T. Spencer on Lee Street. Mrs. L. W. Livingston served punch as forty guests enjoyed gardenias, silver, and embroidered linen. They bid farewell to Mrs. Alvin Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Ann Anthony
Elizabeth Baxter
George Moorhead
Marianne Merrill
W. T. Spencer
Lee Street
Fred Morrow Jr
A. C. Current
David Terry Jr
Follies Planned by Junior Woman's Club for September
The Denton Junior Woman's Club expects a September Follies show on September 26 27 and 28 with Mrs Ralph bernor steep chairing the effort and Mrs James Francy coordinating tickets. Production staff includes Mrs. John Nash press and Mrs Don McGinnas production. Miss Martha Lee Lucas props. Mrs Ira Cox makeup. Mrs Lane telephone. and committee chairs meeting at the home of Mrs John Nash Springdale Road. A New York City producer with ties to Cargill Production Company will attend to advise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follies
Bers
Ralph Bernor Steep
Denton
James
Jack W. Up
Swiggett
Bill
Harris
A. C. Cur- Lee Doyle
Rent Jr
Jim Marfor Cargill
Tin
Henry Mu
New York City
Martha Lee Lucas
John Nash
Don McGinnas
Club
Springdale
Mance
Leon Foy
Tuesday Luncheon Honors Miss Catherine Ann Robinson
Miss Catherine Ann Robinson, soon to wed Robert Anthony DiCurcio on July 6, was honored at a refined luncheon hosted by Mrs. Clifton Robinson at Union Road. Floral decor featured pink and white gladioli snap dragons roses and bells of Ireland. Guests numbered sixteen as Miss Robinson wore blue polished cotton and received a bouquet and milk glass china. hostess also remembered Miss Peggy Howe whose marriage to Steven Truette Helms is set for August 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Ann Robinson
Robert Anthony DiCurcio
Clifton Robinson
Union Road
Ireland
Miss Robinson
China
Mrs. Robinson
Peggy Howe
Steven Truette Helms
Party Given Tuesday For Mrs. Larry Craig
A Tuesday evening gathering at Frank Falls home on Linwood road honored Mrs. Larry Craig before her marriage to Miss Barbara Dunlevy. Mesdames H A Cauthen Jr and Frank Falls hosted for 24 guests with games and prizes to Miss Lollie Rogers Mrs Carole King and Mrs Falls. Cakes with wedding bells nuts and lime sodas complemented gifts and a lamp and bouquet given to the bride. Mrs Craig wore a black and white checked cotton dress with a full skirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames H. A. Cauthen Jr
Frank Falls
Linwood Road
Larry Craig
Barbara Dunlevy
Lollie Rogers
Carole King
Mrs. Falls
Mrs. Craig
Committees Picked by Spindlette Chapter NSA
Mrs. Jean Herring new NSA president named committee chairs at Eagles Club. Appointees include Marie Denton bulletin publicity relations Frances Webb social program Dot Wilson ways and means Katherine Fort membership attendance Helen Haynes by laws Mary Lee Robinson education Lo Ramsey scrapbook Vera Cloninger employment Linda Brown sunshine Fort reporter. Joe Jackson CPA Clover South Carolina spoke on accounting for the secretary. Herring elected deputy to national convention for St Louis July 17 20. July picnic planned for July 20 at Kings Mountain Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Herring
Spindlette Chapter
NSA
Eagles Club
Marie Denton
Bulletin
Frances Webb
Dot Wilson
Ways and
Katherine Fort
Helen Haynes
Mary Lee Robinson
Lo Ramsey
Vera Cloninger
Linda Brown
Sunshine
Fort
Joe Jackson
CPA
Clover
5S. C
Herring
Haynes
Kings Moun
Betain Country Club
St. Louis
Wheat Market Voting Set For Tomorrow
Robert L. Doby the winner of a 1958 Plymouth station wagon in a wheat marketing quotas drawing. Farmers in Gaston County will vote Thursday on whether to adopt marketing quotas for the 1958 wheat program with penalties and price support tied to quota approval. Two-thirds of votes must approve for quotas to become law in this nationwide referendum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston County
Robert L. Doby
Plymouth
Sinclair Refin
Ng Company
ASC
Agriculture Center
Debbie Kings
Ascwittinen Prinestae
Dane S. Rhyne
R. A. Jackson
J. C. Dellinger
Belmont man wins prize in regional lottery draw
Doby, a Belmont resident and South ern Paper Industries employee, learned of his win at work after a call from his brother in law Ralph Wright. He owns about 50 tickets and bought gas at Jack Millen’s New Hope Service Station. Doby is married to Gladys Queen, with two children, and the family attends Friendship Baptist Church. He collected the keys from Lawrence Rankin of Sinclair, rode in the car, and then chauffeured it home while another person drove his Chevrolet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doby
Southern Paper Industries
Belmont
Ralph Wright
Jack Millen
New Hope
Gladys Queen
Friendship Baptist Church
Lawrence Rankin
Sinclair
Club Officers Are Installed At Dinner Meeting
New officers were installed at a dinner meeting of Opti-Mrs. Club held Tuesday at Travelers restaurant. Mrs. J. B. Styers led the service. Officers include Mrs. Roland Bradley president Mrs. D. D. Duncan governor Mrs. Reid Harrelson treasurer and Mrs. George W. Ransom past president. Ransom expressed thanks for cooperation during her year. Next meeting with Mrs. Harrelson at Fairfield Drive. Guests included Mrs. E. T. Ledbetter of Atlanta and Mrs. Boyce Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Restaurant
J. B. Styers
Roland Bradley
D. D. Duncan
Reid Harrelson
George. W. Ransom
Ransom
Students Give Recital at Woman's Club by Cara llyn Redding
Piano students Hetty Wiggins Judy Perkins Terry Campbell Arlene Hudson Judy Failte Tressa Wiggins Carla Dalrymple Sandra Redding Jeannie Young Janice Short Michael Yelton Sherry Perkins Johnnie Ray Brafford Billie Sue Simmons Susan Whitesides Sharon Whitesides Deatrice Leonard Roy Redding Betty Jo Summitt Judy Young performed in a Friday evening recital at the Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carallyn Redding
Woman's Club
Hetty Wiggins
Judy Perkins
Terry Campbell
Arlene Hudson
Judy Failte
Tressa Wiggins
Carla Dalrymple
Sandra Redding
Jeannie Young
Janice Short
Michael Yelton
Sherry Perkins
Johnnie Ray Brafford
Billie Sue Simmons
Susan Whitesides
Sharon Whitesides
Deatrice Leonard
Roy Redding
Betty Jo Summitt
Judy Young
Senate filibuster threats loom over civil rights bill
Senator Knowland vows to place the civil rights bill on the calendar while Southern Democrats warn of a filibuster that could stall the measure. Senator Russell notes possible legislative lynching signals and urges the Senate to follow its rules as the fight intensifies.
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Knowland
Senate
Russell
D-Ga
Thavent
Smorgasbord Luncheon Held By Home Demonstration Club
Cleveland readers are invited to a weekly smorgasbord luncheon at the Home Center on Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. hosted by the home demonstration club women to raise funds for furnishings needs. Delicate subject not clearly connected to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Sol Sherman
Miss Harper and Mr Maloney Honored at Club Breakfast
A Tuesday breakfast at the Womans Club in Lavellock honored Mrs Margaret Lavinia Harper and Eugene Douglas Maloney after a sequence of social events. The wedding of Miss Harper and Mr Maloney occurred Tuesday evening with 28 guests, white damask table decor, white snapdragons and daisies, gardenias centerpieces, tomato juice cocktail, and alabaster Cupid statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Harper
Mr. Maloney
Womans
Lavelock
Margaret Lavinia Harper
Eugene Douglas Maloney
Hostenes
S. James Brown
Cathy Brown
Floyd Dellinger
Cathy
Harper
Girard Case Could Shape U S Japan Relations
A court decision in the Girard case may affect American relations with Japan and allies under status-of-forces pacts. Congress reactions were mixed, with praise from some lawmakers and support for U S court martial jurisdiction noted by Sen. Green and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Japan
United States
Camp Whittington
Streater
McGarraghy
Congress
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Garden crusade expands with church volunteers and guest speakers
The Garden crusade front page features multiple boxes and guests including Gen Albert Wedemeyer and Perle Mesta. Ordinary church members run nightly free bus services to meetings in Brooklyn while inviting neighbors. By last night 37 attended and 16 accepted Christ, bringing total decisions to 19 545.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Wedemeyer
Far East
Perle Mesta
Diana Barrymore
Alfred Gwynne Vanderuilt
Andrew
Brooklyn
Graham
Christ
Infant Susan Johnson Obituary At Hollywood Cemetery
Susan Diane Johnson five day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson of 323 South King street died Tuesday at 4 30 p m in a local hospital A graveside service was held at 4 p m today in Hollywood Cemetery with the Rev Paul Hovis officiating
Boyle and Berry impact on students over a century
The Berry College legacy spans 16,000 students, producing teachers ministers farm experts and industry technic ians with graduates in politics law banking and college leadership. A Nevada agriculture dean says students value independent work and avoid discipline problems as Kenneth Joe Tucker dies at 15 months in Belmont.
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Manhattan
R. S. Johnson
Bertrand
John Reeves
Tonla
Michaels
Frank
Carothers
Funeral Home
Tangemente
University of Nevada
College of Agriculture
Kenneth Joe Tucker
Josephjit
Tucker
Belmont R-1
Investors Await Merchants Approval Amid Housing Scheme
The Gazette reports no approval yet from the Gaston County Merchants Association or its Advertising wing for a local investment venture. Mrs Louise Scoggins notes no Merchants Association approval has been secured by involved businesses. The piece also mentions blender tips for crumbs and notes a Thursday funeral service at old Savannah Baptist Church in Jackson County with burial in the church cemetery for a Mr Davis Tucker, survived by four brothers.
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the Gazette
Louise Scoggins
Gaston County Merchants Association
Merchants Association
Scoggins
Pachine Scruges
Advertising Association
The
Taxnego Jenkins Heights to pay $8,944.79 on front page note
Tax in Jenkins Heights totals 8,944.79 dollars. The city agreed to sell the jail site to a junk dealer, with the jail to be cut up and moved out as soon as possible. Space will be turned over to the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkins Heights
Gaston Lincolnton girl wins state honors and scholarship
Ada Mae Black of Gaston County near Lincolnton earned the state girls championship and a $500 scholarship at a two day competition in Chapel Hill. She tied with other top honors, and won free trips sponsored by the North Carolina Automobile Association and the North Carolina Motor Carriers. Other winners included Peggy Marie Turnmore and Bernard Lennon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaston
Gaston-Lincoln
Ada! Mae Black
Chapel Hill
Ada Mae
Monard Hood
Harnett County
Gaston Memorial Hospital
Jim Carter
Sims Leglor
Veessusen Eames
Ada Maes
J. A. Black
Crouse
Ind
Yobrook High School
Lowell
Lincolnton
Tom Moore
Carolina
Tt Chapel
Peggy Marie Turnmore
Rudson
Bernard Lennon
Columbus County
Floods threaten Marshall and Minnesota towns as rivers rise
A cool front stalls a flood surge along the Redwood flyover area while the Big Sioux River floods 100 miles in South Dakota causing millions in damage. Three dead and two missing as Mooded Marshall and downstream towns brace for further deluge with crops and property at risk. Forecasters predict an 11 foot crest and more water from upriver tributaries.
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Marshall
Mlira
South Dakota
Minnesota
Bloodmobile Ends Gaston County Runs Thursday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile makes its final visit of the fiscal year to Gaston County at Firnt Groves Baptist Church from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Officials report the county is behind on contributions over the last two visits and hope for a large turnout to meet a 125 pint quota plus 15 percent for Civil Defense.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Gaston County
Firnt Groves
Red Cross
Pazo Pile Relief Promises Instant Pain and Swelling Reduction
An ad touts stainless Pazo as a home remedy for internal and external piles. It claims rapid relief from pain and itching, reduced swelling, and healing action with six ingredients including Triolyte. Available as suppositories or ointment, described as stain resistant.
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Grove Laboratories
J M Coleman Succumbs At 91
James Manuel Coleman, 91, died Tuesday at 3 p m at his Ragan home after an extended illness. He was a son of the late Hugh Coleman and Sissie Smith Coleman. Surviving are two daughters Nellie Coleman and Mrs Della Roost, a stepson Will Shepart, a stepdaughter Mrs Lizzie Friday, two sisters Mrs Alice Thompson and Mrs Annie Harmon, a brother William Coleman, and one grandchild. Funeral Thursday at 4 p m at Holland Memorial Baptist Church with Rev John W Stowe, Rev Ernest Friday, and Rev Yancey Carter officiating. Burial in Bessemer City Memorial. Body in state one hour before service. Silk Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Manuel Coleman
Ragan
Hugh Coleman
Sizzie Smith Coleman
Maggie Sheffler Coleman
Alice Thompson
Annie Harmon
Bessemer City
William Coleman
Maiden
Holland Memorial Baptist Church
John W. Stowe
Ernnest
Yancey, Carter
Besse
Lawson couple return from European voyage on Parthia
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Lawson arrived home from Europe aboard the Cunard liner Parthia after a two and a half month trip. They toured Italy and Switzerland with a Vienna stop, visiting Holland and England while reporting speeds and distances encountered on the toboggan run in Grayling Michigan.
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W. D. Lawson
Parthia
Grayling
Mich
Europe
Italy
Eisenhower Defends Nuclear Test Suspension At News Conference
President Eisenhower, in his first news conference since a stomach ailment, dismisses unlimited short term nuclear test suspension as unlikely. He jokes at times, comments on Gordon Gray documents, Idaho Power tax write off, and quips about privatizing the postal service as a moon shot proposal.
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Eisenhower
Hiness
Gordon Gray
Office of Defense Mobilization
Idaho Power Co
Washington
Congress
White House
Hisenhower
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Mrs. Carpenter
Junior Woman’s Club
Eae A . RA
Robert Doby
Sinclair Refining Company
Mr. Doby
Karl Mull
Akers Center
Ennis Atkins
Vuulf
Michigan
Boyle
Beglis
Stavac
Wes
Old Savannah Baptist Church
Jackson County
Levion Davis Tucker
Carothers Funeral Home
Gazette
Gastonia N.C
J. M. Coleman
AAA
Gesteua Ruling &Ioan Association
W. MA Gape
Persia
Orient
Mexico
America
BF. Goodrich
Mexicana
Goodrich UK
Navy
Pongee
Sample Shoe Store
A&p Parking
Walt Disney Fons
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