Banquet in Thomasville Planned by Secretaries
THOMASVILLE The chair town Chapter of the National Secretaries Association will hold a dinner meeting this evening in observance of National Secretaries Week at the Woman's Club at 7. R. L. Pope will speak on Better Secretaries Mean Better Business. R. F. Van Landingham will act as Master of Ceremonies and crown the incoming Boss of the Year. The Secretary of the Year Award will be presented by secret vote of chapter members. Mayor Kermit Cloniger proclaimed National Secretaries Week April 1925. Mrs. Bill Wilson is Chairman.
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Thomasville
Chairtown
National Secretaries Association (International
Woman's Club
R. L. Pope
R. F. van Landingham
Kermit Cloniger
Bill Wilson
Dream Garden Club
Harold Craven
Bristol Street
Town and Country Garden Club
J. Alson Gray
Gatewood Ave
Cole's Pottery
Seagrove
Marietta
High Point
Lester Smith
S. Main St
Sunset Garden Club
Fellowship Hall
Archdale Friends Meeting House
S & Ae
A. B. Henley
Terry Barker
Emerywood Country Club
Greensboro Bride Elect Honored At Chniel Home
Miss Loyola McCulloch of Greensboro received a linen shower at the home of Mrs. W. E. Chniel on Saturday evening. Hostesses included Mrs. Chniel Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford and Mrs. Ronnie Barker of Winston Salem. The bride elect will wed Clayton O Neal Stanley on April 25 at Glenwood Methodist Church in Greensboro.
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Loyola McCulloch
Greensboro
W. E. Chniel
Chniel
Elizabeth Crawford
Ronnie Barker
Winston- Salem
Miss McCulloch
Clayton O'Neal Stanley
Birthday Dinner at Church Sponsored by Girls' Guild
The Girls' Guild of First Evangelical and Reformed Church hosted a birthday dinner in the church Fellowship Hall. Elizabeth Oldham served as mistress of ceremonies with music by Carolyn Martin, Sandra Stutts, and Dixie Roach. A Grand March assigned guests to birth month tables among 156 attendees, with each table centered by a cake and a month poem.
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Girls’ Guild of
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Elizabeth Oldham
Carolyn Martin
Sandra Stutts
Dixie Roach
Des
Tin
Kay Hussey
Barbara Sossaman
Linda Samuels
Donna Hilton
Pauletta Armstrong
Jane Howell
Becky Hill
Sharon Greeson
Liz Oldham
Garden Club and Society Meetings Schedule
A dense list of garden clubs and social groups filing weekly meetings across Thomasville and nearby areas. Events include dinners, tours, bridge parties, and receptions with multiple host addresses such as 1320 Heathcliffe and 1020 Ferndale Dr. Community groups like Alpha Rho Chapter and Spade n Grow organize gatherings through Monday to Friday with venues including churches, clubs, and private homes.
Daughters of Revolutionary Chapter Representatives Attend Congress
Mrs Raymond Peace of 510 E Lexington Ave and Mrs George Bellamy of Kernersville represent the Joseph Kerner Chapter DAR at the sixty eighth National Congress. Westy Mrs J A Morgan and her daughter Miss Leta Morgan of Route 2 Denton and Leslie H Deere ware. Caner guests yesterday of Mrs G T pumas at her Rome 801 Willow.
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Raymond Peace
Lexington Ave
George Bellamy
Kernersville
Joseph Kerner
Daughters of American Revolution
Westy
J. A. Morgan
Leta Morgan
Route 2
Denton
Leslie H.een Deere Ware
Caner
G. T. Pumas
Rome
Willow
Gentle care tips to extend suit life for busy wives
Dear Mrs B T G offers practical advice to extend husbands suits through rotation, rest periods, proper wooden hangers, and correct hanger size. Warnings about bar marks and accidental spills lead into promotion of The Fabrice Doctor as a customer-information service from High Point cleaners and launderers affiliated with the NC Association.
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High Point
N. C. Assn. of
Launderers & Cleaners, Inc
Rebekah Lodge Appoints Delegate To Assembly
A social hour followed Magdalene Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall on Friday. Mrs Bessie Haley was appointed representative to the Rebekah Assembly in Winston Salem May 17 to 20. Mrs Elizabeth Beaver was recommended as local lodge deputy. A Fifth District Greensboro meeting report by Mrs W F Kent was presented.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Bessie Haley
Rebekah Assembly
Winston-Salem
Elizabeth Beaver
Greensboro
W. F. Kent
Randy Myers Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
Randy Myers celebrated his sixth birthday Saturday with a party given by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Myers at 507 Manor Drive. The 2:30 p.m. gathering included games and refreshments of cake ice cream and punch for Harold Luque Janice Luque Kenny Keever Kathy Stout Ricky Regan Loren Hill Jan Jones and Connie Jones.
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Randy Myers
Paul Myers
Manor Dr
Harold and
Janice Luque
Kenny Keever
Kathy Stout
Ricky Regan
Loren Hill
Jan Jones
Connie Jones
Reunion Day for Alpha Gamma Delta Celebrated
Alpha Gamma Delta International Reunion Day was held Saturday at 12 30 p m with a luncheon at the Sheraton Hotel. Local alumnae hosted as Miss Betty Lou Jackson greeted guests and rose theme décor featured in place cards programs and table settings.
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Peggy Davis
J. A. Marsh Jr
Donald Wiesman
Alpha Gamma Delta
Sheraton
Betty Lou Jackson
Landions
Open Heart Club Meeting Planned for Tuesday Evening
Open Heart Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Bobby Venable is listed as a contact. The venue is 600 East State Street.
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Open Heart Club
Tuesname Ag
Bobby Venable
E. State St
Mu Chapter Meets Tonight in Beta Sigma Phi
Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi will hold a meeting tonight with Miss Heather Grant at 626 Colonial Drive at 8 p m. The brief notice invites members to attend the evening gathering at the stated address and time.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Heather Grant
Colonial Dr
Judy Boylen Honored in Tea and Dinner Wedding Festivities
Mrs Lena S Bencini and daughters hosted a dinner for the Boylen Farlow wedding party at 20 Montheu Ave Thomasville. The bride elect received a corsage while a silver gift and an automatic percolator were presented. Earlier Miss Harriet Zimmerman held a tea at 615 W Farriss Ave in honor of Miss Boylen with thirty guests. The couple plans to wed May 9 at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church.
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Judy Boylen
Lena S. Bencini
Harold Edwards
Max Stout
Boylen-Farlow
Bencini
Montheu Ave
Thomasville
C. B. Boylen
Vernon Zimmerman
Janice Honeycutt
J. B. Farlow
Miss Boylen
Local People Depart For Bermuda Cruise
Local residents sail from Wilmington aboard the M S Stockholm on April 17 for Bermuda with about 400 passengers. The trip ends April 22 returning to Wilmington, sponsored by Oasis Temple led by Neil W Jones with around 100 Shriners aboard. North Carolina tops states represented with 270 passengers. High Point attendees include Israel Bloom Harry Doctor George Haltom Elizabeth Kalte Marie Kirkman C L Michael and Frank Shields family groups aboard.
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Wilmington
Bermuda
M. S. Stockholm
Israel Bloom
Harry Doctor
George Haltom
Elizabeth Kalte
Marie Kirkman
C. L. Michael
Frank Shields
Iron Hungry Blood and Women’s Health Promises
An advertisement promotes Pinkham's Tablets as a remedy for "iron hungry blood" causing fatigue in women. It claims quick improvement in vitality and relief from monthly cramps and hot flashes, urging women to use the iron tonic to feel “woman again.”
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Pinkham
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Mary Lou Chaman
Lawrence Leonard
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Alpha Gamme Delta
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