Anne Carter Freeze Named President of UNCG Group
Anne Carter Freeze of High Point was elected president of the Home Economics Foundation at UNC Greensboro, succeeding Victor Nussbaum. The foundation, chartered in 1946, supports the School of Home Economics with a $44,300 budget for the coming year, funding graduate assistantships research and scholarships. New officers include James Berry first vice president and E H Webster second vice president, with board members Jack Elam W C Gay Robert Gruenberg Robert Hickman W N Lilly and William Ludwig. Dr Naomi Albanese reported enrollment rose from 462 in 1965 to 931 now, and 57 Ph Ds have been conferred since 1963 with 10 more expected this May.
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Greensboro
Anne Carter Freeze
High Point
Home Economics Foundation
University of North Carolina At
Freeze
Victor Nussbaum
E. H. Webster
Virginia Wilson
Raleigh
Henry L. Ferguson Jr
Jack Elam
W. C. Gay
Robert Gruenberg
Robert Hickman
Charleston
W. Va
W. N. Lilly
William Ludwig
Naomi Albanese
School of Home Economics
Easter Concert Features Ms. Redding and NC Symphony
The North Carolina Symphony performs Mahler Symphony No. 2 The Resurrection at Duke Chapel in Durham with soprano Frances Redding and mezzo-soprano Jane Dillard. The free concert starts at 7 p.m. Sunday and includes Duke Chorale under Benjamin Smith.
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Symphony
Ms. Redding
Raleigh
North Carolina Symphony
Duke University Chapel
Durham
John Gosling
Gustav Mahler
Duke University Chorale
Benjamin Smith
Duke University
Friends of Duke Chapel
University of North Carolina
UNCG
Asheboro
Charlotte Symphony
Greensboro Symphony
N. C. School of the Arts
Ciompi Quartet
Central Piedmont Community College
Mahler
New York Philharmonic
Dogwood Club Tours Homes And Garden Tour
Members of the Dogwood Garden Club joined a Southern Pines Pinehurst itinerary for a House and Garden Tour. They visited seven homes including Clarendon Gardens Shaw House and Campbell House with lunch at Jefferson Inn. Special focus was Carlie Tart’s Pinehurst home.
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Dogwood Garden Club
Southern Pines
Pinehurst
Southern Pines Garden Club
Clarendon Gardens
Shaw House
Campbell House
Jefferson Inn
Carlie Tart
Scarborough Fair Club Gifts at Wesleyan Arms Nursing Home
Five Scarborough Fair Garden Club members visited Wesleyan Arms Nursing Home and gave residents a camera and slide equipment. Project chairman Mrs. Chip Holden was introduced by social director Mrs. Fran Kaiser and assisted in opening gifts by several members. Slides of Colonial Williamsburg were shown and refreshments served.
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Scarborough Fair Garden Club
Wesleyan Arms Nursing Home
Chip Holden
Fran Kaiser
Mabel
OES Observes Easter at High Point Chapter 106
The High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star held an Easter program at the Masonic Temple. Sue Dean Miller led the program with Easter symbolism and the Crucifixion discussion. John T. Kenney sang Were You There. The chapter pledged a birthday gift to the Masonic and OES Home. A wall clock was donated to the temple. An officers practice is set for April 20.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Sue Dean Miller
John T. Kenney
Mary Lee Bruton
Eric H. Bruton
Masonic and Order of the Eastern Star
Laura Tripp
Lorene Reed
Salon Honors Residents At Easter Party
LaMarick Beauty Salon in College Village hosted an Easter party for 10 senior citizens at Wesleyan Arms Center of High Point. Guests included Mrs. Cox Siegler Rivera Budwine Russell Crouch Denton Thornburg Harris Kester. Each woman received a free hairstyle by staff members Gail Griffin Joan Lawrence Marti Skislak or Phillip Wallace. Bicentennial themed red white blue costumes, a red flower centerpiece, Easter baskets on small tables, coffee and cake were served, and baskets were given as gifts.
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LaMarick Beauty Salon
College Village
Wesleyan Arms Center
High Point
Mabel Cox
Evelyn Siegler
Charity Rivera
Gladys Budwine
Bertie Russell
Geneva Crouch
Nannie Denton
Fosa Thornburg
Harriet Harris
Sara Kester
Gail Griffin
Joan Lawrence
Marti Skislak
Phillip Wallace
Is There A Drinking Problem Dear Ann Answers
A reader asks about a family drinking issue and lists yes answers to twenty questions from Dear Ann Landers to gauge severity. The column later discusses a sensational Tokyo rumor about sheep hymens, noting no “I” in Japanese language and that the wire service report may have been a hoax or a good story.
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Ann
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Ann Landers
Tokyo
Ann Randers
Theresa
Frank Takahashi
PBX Club to Attend State Convention in Charlotte
PBX Club members finalized plans to attend a state convention in Charlotte from April 30 to May 2. A hospitality room will honor Brenda Albertson, candidate for state treasurer. New officers named are Shirley Everhart, Gladys Alexander, Pat Bodenhamer, and Louanne Green, with a white elephant sale proceeds boosting the club treasury. Door prize went to Jan McCurry.
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PBX Club
Charlotte
Brinwood Restaurant
Brenda Albertson
Marvin Hughes
Larry Edwards
Shirley Everhart
Crown Printing
Gladys Alexander
Burlington Domestic
Pat Bodenhamer
Clarendon Industries
Louanne Green
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James Berry
Anne Freeze
Frances Redding
Dogwood Club
Tart
Mr. Tart
Scarborough Fair Club
OES
Salon
Egp
Beth Beck
Carlo
Hush Puppies
Jan McCurry
Guilford Optical CO
Mike
North Main ST
Registere
Dack Southerland
Opticians
Hoyt Wilson Garland Pugh
Cockerham & Howan
Grace Flower Shop
Hoyt
Linda and
Wylia Maera
ABC
Glenn's Sewing Machine CO
Koos Rararano Pmla Ono Ptp
Maisons-Sur-Mer
Grand Strand
Maisons
Myrtle Beach
Archiect
Durh
Ft Lauderdale
Troy
Tokio Myer Beach
Mansons
Lexington
Toronto
Atlantic
Cape Cod
Key West
Suz
South Caroline
U.S.17
Dunes Club
Arcadian Shores Racquet
Westchester Mall
Shep Mei
Priday
Saetdey
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