Emerywood Club Easter Tea Dance and Sedgefield Breakfast Gala
Emerywood Country Club hosted a gala Easter Tea Dance with Clyde Watson and his orchestra from five until after eight, and dancing continued to nine. Azaleas and Easter lilies adorned the rooms as about 150 members and guests attended, with college and younger members among the crowd. Sedgefield Club held a morning Easter dance with Embassy Club Orchestra starting at ten and lasting into early afternoon, followed by a dainty repast for many attendees.
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Emerywood Club
Sedgefield
Emerywood Country Club
Clyde Watson
Greensboro
Embassy Club
Converse Alumnae Meet April 22 In Winston-Salem
Invitations go to Converse College alumnae in High Point for a Winston-Salem chapter meeting on April 22. Mrs Henry T Crigler of Greenville SC a board trustee will speak at the 12 30 p m luncheon at Forsyth Country Club with guests from Converse including Miss Mary Wilson Ged dean emeritus and Miss Mae Kilgro executive secretary of the general Alumnae Association.
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Trinity High School
Penelope Streight
Cairo
Egypt
Deborah Streight
Livine
Alice
Laura
Alexander Graeb
Abigail Simpson
Streight
Emma Jean Nichols
Alice Streight
Doris Wall
Laura Streight
Betty Cumby
Prof. Graeb
Her
Dorcas
Frances Wagoner
Doris Davis
Carolyn Wood
Pa Redding
Julie Lane
Betty N
Tom Monroe
Kay Andrews
Henry Hunt
Bobby Jones
June Royals
McDowell & Saunders
Harry Ward
Thad Oenees
Spartanburg
S. C
Converse College
High Point
Winston-Salem
Henry T. Crigler
Greenville
8. C
Bangin
Forsyth Country
Converse
Mary Wilson Ge
Mae Kilgro
General Alumnae Association
Anne
Sadie H. Uhl
Miami
Florida
John Harold Davis
Uhl
Eveyyn Ann Davis
Robert Nutt, Jr
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Miss Diane Wagger elected sorority vice president
Miss Diane Wagger daughter of Mr and Mrs Bob Wagger of 305 Parkway left for the University in Tuscaloosa where she is a student. She was elected vice president of Sigma Delta Tau at the University. Easter holidays were spent with her parents.
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Diane Wagger
Bob Wagger
Parkway
Poweriny
University
Bame
Tuscaloosa
Miss Wagger
Sigma Delta Tau Sorority
Linen hand towels and ironing tips from daily care notes
The note discusses Fitore hand towels with linen work and hemstitching quality. It asks whether hemstitching is done by hand or machine and if the fabric is colorfast. It also gives lines drying tips and bedding making steps for even tension and proper tucking.
If Women Wouldn’t Gossip Then They Would Seek Self Worth
The passage contends that women waste energy competing, gossiping, and worrying about appearances and relationships. It argues they should focus on personal meaning, authenticity, and solving real problems rather than dwelling on in law tensions, childrearing, and social theatrics.
Ruth Millett on freedom and the need for companionship
The column argues that women seeking greater freedom may misjudge happiness and suggests fulfillment comes from being needed rather than being entirely free. It emphasizes the tension between independence and relational needs expressing caution about pursuing complete autonomy.
Crigler to Speak on Alumnae Project for 1951 52
Mrs Crigler Weeks an alumnae representative for North Carolina will discuss the alumnae project for the 1951 52 term.
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Weeks
North Carolina
Crigler
VFW Auxiliary and Post 619 Meet Tonight Install Officers
The Ladies Auxiliary of VFW Post 619 and the Post will hold a joint meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the Post home on Broad Street. New officers for both organizations will be installed during the gathering.
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Pentagon Club
E. C. Rankin
Clyde Street
Broad Street
America S Pet Peeves We Dare To Admit
AP Newsfeatures writer lists shared annoyances from modern life. Pet peeves include taxes on advertised goods, smearing lipstick nails, melodramatic heroines, glamour fakes, evasive politicians, fashion cycles, rude taxi drivers, chatty waiters, repetitive stories, pushy salespeople, noisy drivers, gossiping women, and people forced to admire travel photos.
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Nailena
Specialist Offers Tip For Saving On Meat
CHAMPAIGN IL. Here are two tips to squeeze more meat from your food dollar. Mrs. Glenna Lamkin, University of Illinois foods specialist says correct temperature and type of heat prevent shrinkage and toughness or dryness. She recommends moderate temperature from 325 degrees to 350 degrees for most cuts. Moist heat is advised for less tender cuts such as chuck and rump roasts. dry heat for chops and loin steaks.
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Champaign
Glenna Lamkin
University of Mlinois
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