Mrs McMahan To Head Friendly Garden Club Here
The Friendly Garden Club elected Mrs John McMahan as president at a meeting hosted by Mrs W L Kivett on Route 4. New officers include Mrs Roy Brown as vice president and Mrs B G Clanton as secretary treasurer. Two new members were welcomed and a program on Everyday Vegetables was presented.
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Mrs. McMahan
Friendly Garden Club
W. L. Kivett
Route 4
John McMahan
Roy Brown
B. G. Clanton
A. M. Upshaw
G. C. Estes
Tips for Teens Bunny Fashion Outlook From Easter to Summer
A teen fashion guide highlights loose suits with waist-length jackets and full gathered skirts for a hippie look. Navy outfits with white collars and metal buttons appear, plus ballet shoes and striped cottons with cotton dresses. Flats, patent leather, suede, and calfskin items in black dominate dressy wear. Skirts extend to knees, spring dresses to mid calf, and bare shoulders or midriffs are linked to elegance with longer robes. Hair trends favor shorter page-boy cuts and light updos, with a simple permanent at the ends. Bloomers and swimwear remain fitted with deep oval necklines for sun tans. hair care notes are offered via Elinor Williams.
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Macy
Elinor Williams
Two Brides-Elect Share Honors At Asheboro Party
A tea hosted by Mrs. Gayle Hussey in Asheboro on April 10 honored two brides to be Miss Ruth Monroe of Farmer High School and Miss Emo Crawford. The event featured a receiving line with mothers Mrs. J. W. Monroe and Mrs. G. C. Crawford, a dining room tea, a carnations and swansonia centerpiece, and a musical program by Anne Lewallen and Betsy Bingham. Each bride-elect received china keepsakes from the hostess.
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Asheboro
Gayle Hussey
Ruth Monroe
Farmer High School
Roy Carter
Jackson Springs
Emo—_ Crawford
Amond ©. Sink
Lexington
Joe Kearns
J. W. Monroe
Eagle Springs
G. C. Crawford
Farmer
E. H. Thompson
Y. D. Poole
Isses Rosa Mae Poole
Virginia Lambeth
Burlee Hoover
Joline
Judy Hussey
Anne Lewallen
Betsy Bingham
S-Elect
Birthday dinner honors B F Beck with large family turnout
Mrs Wayman Kivett hosted a bridge evening with two tables. high scores went to Mrs James Walton and Mrs Forrest Swicewood. At the Randolph book club W A Underwood hosted. Martha B Thompson presented fabrics and current events. A German doll gift from Lieut Hedrick Jr accompanies the program.
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Wayman Kivett
New Deal Bridge Club
James Walton
Forrest Swicewood
W. A. Underwood
Randolph Book Club
Martha B. Thompson
Randolph County
J. K. Wood
Mackie Wood
E. L. Hedrick, Jr
U. S. Army
Germany
Librarian speaks on rivers of America at book club
Miss Marguerite Gramlin Randolph County librarian giest speaker at the Friday book club meeting held at Mrs. Cleveland Thayer's home. She discussed a series of books by various authors on rivers of America. Four new Rainbow Girls were initiated Thursday evening. Juanita Lassiter Peggy Lane Luggy Bullard and Carolyn Redding attended with about a dozen Eastern Star and Mason members present. The assembly plans to attend services at St Luke's Lutheran church for the Rainbow organization's 23rd birthday observance.
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Marguerite Gramlin
Randolph County
Cleveland Thayer
America
Order of the Rainbow Girls
Juanita Lassiter
Peggy Lane
Luggy Bullard
Carolyn Redding
Mary Moore Lovett
Eastern Star and Masons
Paul Hoke
Vane Welborn
Organization of Rainbow
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Gov Cherry and Wife To Attend Society's Dance
Governor R Gregg Cherry of North Carolina and Mrs Cherry will be guests of honor at the Easter dance of the North Carolina society in Washington on April 20. The event at Shoreham hotel's largest ballroom includes a short reception. It marks the Cherrys first such honor since he became governor.
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Washington
R. Gregg Cherry
North Carolina
Cherry
North Carolina Society
Shoreham Hotel
Cherrys
Review of These Are The Russians at Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. E W Heelas reviewed Law terbacks These Are The Russians for the High Point Woman's club April gathering at Mrs George Haltoms home 315 Ardmore circle The talk covered interviews with Russians religion morale of workers in factories and Moscow views vs American press The atomic bomb and peace were also discussed Mrs Alice Paige White led the meeting and announced an International Relations Institute at High Point college in June plus Pasadena city schools art exhibit tour plans
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawterback
E. W. Heelas
High Point Woman's Club
George Haltom
Ardmore Circle
Edgar Hatcher
P. H. Dalton
Life Magazine
Moscow
Heelas
Alice Paige White
International Relations
J. A. Eshelman
International Relations Institute
High Point College
H. T. Lee
Pasadena
Rebekahs Plan Informal Benefit Party
The Magdalen Rebekah lodge officers club will hold an informal benefit party at the lodge hall on Commerce Street Friday at eight o'clock. The public is invited. card games and dancing will entertain, with a small admission charge for the club’s treasury.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Commerce Street
Women Association Event At Elm Street School
Under the sponsorship of the American Association of University Women Elm Street School hosts activities from April 15 to 22. During the social hour members and guests enjoyed refreshments at a well appointed dining room table with Mrs Hal tom pouring tea. A profusion of Spring flowers created a bright, attractive setting throughout the home.
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American Association of University Women
Elm Street School
Early medical practice of bloodletting and cupping
The article notes blood-letting or cupping as a treatment used as early as 413 B.C. to combat disease, indicating historic medical strategies and methods.
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B.C
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D. H. Grubb
Minnie Lee
Steed
Ruby Tyner
Betty Trotter
Pauline Hedgecock
Princess Beauty Shop
N. Main &T. Tel
Misses’ & Children’s
Merit Shoes
High Point
Sr. High
Jr. Service League
Follies
Members of
N. Main St
B. F. Beck
Gov. Cherry
United States
Woman's Club
Rebekahs
E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lecuions
Fenweys
Bonn
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