North Carolina PTA Congress Opens in Asheville
Delegates from 1100 PTAs with 335,993 members descend on Asheville for the 38th annual North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers. Key speakers include Mrs. J Z Watkins and the Overstreets. sessions run through Thursday with tours, banquets, and a Baldwin of Buncombe reception.
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Congress
Asheville
PTA
North Carolina
North Carolina Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ptas
J. Z. Watkins
Charlotte
Clifford Jenkins
New York
Jenkins
B. F. Carter
Raleigh
H. S. Godwin
Greensboro
E. N. Farnell
Fuquay
Mary Hayes
Francis
Arthur Kirkman
High Point
E. C. Funderburke
J. E. Ready
Roanoke Rapids
Herbert Wey
Appalachian State Teachers College
Boone
Barton Hayes
Lenoir
State Board of Education
Walker
Joe S. Johnson
New Bern
Ed Harwood
Albemarle
Franklin Pratt Jr
Salisbury
Ray J. Reed
Winston-Salem
J. W. Burke
Gibsonville
Roy Norton
Irma Henderson
State Medical Association
Carlos Spencer
School Health Coordinating Service
J. L. Pierce
Buncombe County
Frank R. Brown
Roy M. Green
Cochairman
Weekend visits and local notices from High Point area
John Bivins of Baylor School in Chattanooga visits his parents at 1008 Wellington. Bernardsville couple Trepiccione arrive to stay with Welborn family. Welborn to return home briefly from illness. Mrs. Sherrill hospitalized after surgery may receive visitors. Mrs. Sechrest leaves for Mannheim to join husband in Germany for about a year. Shavitz return from Miami Beach. Mrs. Sink hospitalized and improving after surgery. Armentrout Wagner and Watson vacationed in New York City with Watson visiting Baltimore en route. Eddie Kay of 800 Old Winston Rd. ill with mumps. Toasted stale bread crumbs recipe included.
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John Bivins
Baylor School For Boys
Chattanooga, Tenn
John F. Bivins
Wellington
John Trepiccione
Joanne
Bernardsville
N. J
David Sechrest
Mannheim
Germany
533Rd Ordnance Co
U. S. Army
Pfc
Sechrest
High Point
Gay Halker
L. C. Armentrout
L. A. Wagner
R. F. Watson
Anderson, D. C
New York City
Eddie Kay
Dallas Kay
Winston Rd
Late Afternoon Vows Told By Lawing Johnson Pair
Miss Shirley Ann Johnson became the bride of Bobo Lawing in a late afternoon ceremony at Zioh Evangelical and Reformed Church. The Rev. Bobby Bonds officiated with a double ring rite. The bride wore a cotton and nylon princess dress and carried a white Bible with an orchid. The couple will reside on Route 3, Thomasville.
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Bobo Lawing
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Shirley Ann Johnson
M. E. Johnson
Thomasville
G. D. Lawing
Gilkey
Zioh Evangelical and Reformed Church
Bobby Bonds
Webster Marlowe
Hasty High School
Ashmore Business College
Marsh Furniture Co
High Point
Harris High School
Navy
Adams-Millis
Route 3
Thomasville Woman's Club Hosts Family Night Dinner
The Thomasville Woman's Club will hold Family Night at the Thomasville Club Building on Elliott Drive. Dinner for members and guests is served from 6 to 7 p.m. Reservations are coordinated by Mrs. Robert Steibing and Mrs. W. G. Smith.
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Thomasville
Thomasville Woman's Club
Thomason’s Club
Elliott Drive
Robert Steibing
W. G. Smith
Boil foods evenly by steady heat for efficient cooking
Maintain a steady high flame to achieve a gentle, rolling boil rather than a rough, explosive boil. Steady heat reduces fuel use and keeps foods intact during boiling.
Hasty Garden Club to Meet at Mrs Crotts Home
The Hasty Garden Club will convene Monday at Mrs Crotts home Route 3 Thomasville. Mrs Paul Kennedy will be guest speaker at the meeting.
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Hasty Garden Club
Rainbow Girls Assembly Chartered At Masonic Temple
Last evening at the Masonic Temple Chapter 106 of the Eastern Star sponsored the establishment of a local Rainbow for Girls assembly. Janice Wright was installed as worthy advisor with Frances Lopp presiding as worthy matron and Estella Bell officiating as Rainbow for Girls inspector. Eighty local girls joined as charter members amid an installation service attended by parents.
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Masonic Temple
Order of the Eastern Star
Order of Rainbow
Janice Wright
Frances Lopp
Estella Bell
North Carolina
Evelyn Caldwell
Marshall
Gladys Cox
Henry Fick
Carolyn Gibbs
High Point
Order
Credit Women to Hear State Head at Local Chapter Meeting
Mrs Beulah Sullivan state president of Credit Women’s Breakfast Clubs will speak Thursday at the local chapter meeting at the Sheraton Hotel at 7:30 a.m. The program is planned by Mrs Canelia Haney and Mrs Stella Palmer.
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Beulah Sullivan
Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs
Chhapter
Sheraton Hotel
Canelia Haney
Grated Cheddar Adds Flavor to Biscuit Mix
The recipe notes extra cheddar should be grated and folded into the biscuit mix before stirring in the liquid. This modification enhances the flavor distribution and aroma of the final biscuits.
Mid-Week Study Club Meets at Mrs Morrow Home
The Mid-Week Study Club will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. W. R. Morrow 104 Brantley Circle. Members are invited to attend and participate in the afternoon gathering.
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W. R. Morrow
Brantley Circle
Xi Upsilon Will Meet Monday at Mrs Ameen Home
Xi Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Monday night at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Joseph Ameen, 1323 Cedron Ave. The gathering will discuss chapter plans and upcoming community service events.
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Xi Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Joseph Ameen
Cedron Ave
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J. Everett Miller
Overstreets
Rocky Wilson
Godwin
Watkins
Oscar L. Richardson
Monroe
John W. Crawford
Biltmore Estate
Early Bird Magazine
Life
Felix Barker
Norman Cordon
University of North Carolina
Municipal Auditorium
W. A. Sherrill
Walnut St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Samuel Shavitz
Montheu Ave
Miami Beach
Flo
Ralph G. Sink
Route 4
Lawing-Johnson
Thomasville Club
North Wrenn
N. Wrenn ST
Assembly of Rainbow
The
Greensboro Assembly
Mary Pat Elig
Mary Ann Culpepper
Suzanne Martindale
Lynn Conrad
Margaret Suits
Nancy Culler
Charity
Linda Lloyd
Hope
Carole Simeon
Faith
Beth Thomas
Judy Johnson
Sandy Morris
Joyce Groome
Becky Bradner
Elizabeth Oldham
Dixie Roach
Confidential
Carolyn Martin
Outer Observer
Ann Pritchett
Libet Ripley
Julie Drake
Nature
Beth Parks
Sandi Stanley
Fidelity
Judy Grayson
Cookie Justice
Service
Jane Marshall
Mnother
Burnette Spencer
Grace Oglesby
Spencer
Bernice Walters
Irene Coleman
Nellie Whitener
Herbert Oglesby
Albert Walters
Edith Bade
Rainbow Girls
Temple
Green St
Mary Flowers
Modern Beauty Shop
Lucille
Beauty Shop
S. Main St
Cold Waves
Sal
China
Starlight
Lenox
Aquila
Hawks
Crystal Glass Awakning
Towle Sterling
Jewelers
Cu. St
Carlye
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