National YWCA Week Opens with Y-Teen Recognition
Adams Memorial YWCA begins National YWCA Week and membership drive with Y-Teen recognition at 2:30 PM, then 3 to 5 PM open house in the All-Purpose Room. Judy Williams named Y-Teen of the Year. honor council members and advisers to be recognized. Activities include candlelighting, devotions, readings, a reception, and exhibits. Goof-off room to debut Friday after school with games and music. pool, tennis, and swim club events also scheduled for open house. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Ywca
YWCA
Judy Williams
John Daniel Williams
Jamestown
Williams
Ragsdale High School
Susan Clark
Herman Clark
Central High School
Karen Shelton
D. W. Shelton
Allen Jay High School
Ann Johnson
Madge Johnson
Ann Redding
B. B. Redding
Jane Weant
R. D. Weant
Ferndale Junior High School
Robert Call
Helen Hughes
J. W. Hughes
Susan Teague
Paul Teague
Jane Culler
Faye Culler
Earl Hutto
Fred Ruppenthal
John Price
Elmer Harton
Wild Flower Garden Club Sees Slides
Jom W. Austin presented slides of wild flowers at a Thursday meeting of the Wild Flower Garden Club. President Mrs. Ross Davis led the business session. Mrs. Paul Spencer announced a North Carolina Wild Flower Conservation meeting at High Point Municipal Lake on May TA. Hostess Mrs. Reitzel Pitts and helper Mrs. Worth Ivey served refreshments.
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Jom W. Austin
Wild Flower Garden Club
Ross Davis
Paul Spencer
North Carolina
High Point Municipal
Lake
ABWA Installs Eleven New Members at YWCA Dinner
The Furniture Capital chapter installed twelve new members at a Thursday evening dinner meeting at the YWCA. Names included Mrs. Paul Bullin Mrs. Macy Bowers Mrs. Cleo Venable Miss Mary Clayton and others. Mrs. John Canine advised on decoration and personal expression through color while stressing tasteful balance in home furnishings. President Emma Dozier led the session.
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Furniture ‘Capital. Chapter
American Business Women’s. Assn
YWCA
Paul Bullin
Macy Bowers
Cleo Venable
Mary
Bruce Surratt
Asheville
Emma Dozier
Interior decorator to speak at Whispering Pines meeting
Mrs Eloise Canine of Paramount Furniture Co will be guest speaker at the Whispering Pines Garden Club Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Robert E B Long home 4011 McKindley St The meeting theme centers on decor and home care Dr Glenn Perry will also address private duty nurses Thursday at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs Herman Bodenheimer 503 Spruce St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise Canine
Paramount Furniture Co
Whispering Pines
Glenn Perry
Herman Bodenheimer
Spruce St
Mrs Amos Talks About Franklin Pierce to Canterbury Club
Mrs Robert T Amos discussed Franklin Pierce the 14th US president at Canterbury Club Friday at Mrs Louis Voorhees home on Forest Hill Drive. She noted Pierce avoided the presidency yet won a sweeping Democratic victory over Winfield Scott and traced his career from Bowdoin College to Congress and Senate. Earlier, Pierce’s personal tragedy of losing a child before his inauguration was mentioned.
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Robert T. Amos
Franklin Pierce
United States
Canterbury Club
Louis Voorhees
Forest Hill Drive
DAR Chapter Plans Meeting At Hillcrest Home
The Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at 2 30 p.m. Tuesday at the Hillcrest Drive home of Mrs Bruce Carraway. Officers will be installed and the Martha Bell Society Children of the American Revolution will present the program.
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Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hillcrest Drive
Bruce Carraway
Martha Bell Society
Children of the American Revolution
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Amos
Pierce
Bowdoin College
New Hampshire
Congress
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Bers
H. L. Brockmann
Charles Perry
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Paul Revere
Gorham
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