Jean Larcom Featured With Two Photographs In College Magazine
Stephens College student Jean Larcom has two photos in the spring issue of the college Standard. One titled Shadowing Stairs captures sunlit shadows and the other Transition uses window light. Both works receive high praise from photography experts.
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Jean Larcom
College
Stephens College
Stephens College “Standard
Jean
Russell Larcom
Wellington
Wild Flower Garden Club Meeting Set at Ivey Home
The Wild Flower Garden Club will meet tomorrow evening at Mrs. Worth Ivey's home at 222 Woodrow Avenue. The 6 o'clock gathering includes a tour of several local gardens after the meeting.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
First Methodist WSCS Elects Slate
The Wesleyan Service Guild at First Methodist Church held an 8 o'clock meeting. Mrs. Worth Ivey led a devotional on Brotherhood in World of Work. Miss Blanche Burgess presided over business and announced a slate of officers for the new year to be installed in May. Herman Coble spoke on the Book of Acts, highlighting its bridge between Christ and believers. Refreshments followed hosted by guild members. Fairfield WSCS to meet Thursday with election of officers and a discussion on Humanizing Labor Relations led by A. T. Tuttle.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist
Worth Ivey
Blanche Burgess
Mary Wall
Marie Rice
Mary Elizabeth Barton
Martha Hayworth
R. B. Moore
Herman Coble
Vernon McLean
Bessie Patterson
E. F. Mabry
Charmione Rose
Marcella Carter
Spencer Jackson
Lillie Mae Moore
Myrtle Davis
Willard ‘Corum
J. W. Suits
Annabel Thompson
Christ
Luke
Holt Hunter
Charmione
Fairfield Wscs
Woman's Society of Christian Service of Fairfield Church
C. C. Gilbreath
A. T. Tuttle
Y W C A News Bridge and Meeting Schedule
Y W C A announces events this week with a Thursday 10:00 morning bridge session 4:00 senior high teen meeting and 8:00 Modernette Club benefit bridge. Friday features an 8:30 Young Adult Department dance.
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Thursda
Preventing an extra chin through posture and massage
Advice on avoiding double chin by keeping posture upright with chest high and shoulders relaxed. Includes nightly facial massage techniques from collarbone to ears, using emollient cream, rolling neck fat, and light ice for wrinkle prevention.
Local Births Announced in High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs N L Everhart Jr of Route 2 High Point announce the birth of Karen Eldreth on April 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Everhart is the former Violet Bodenheimer of the city.
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Karen Eldreth Everhart
N. L
Bonnie Sue Grant
Herbert S. Grant
Ennis Street
Bonnie Sue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Carol Jean Phillips
Audris Phillips
Route 5
Carol Jean
Jack Arlen Smith
Jack Smith
West Bay Street
Jack Arlen
Bon
Beaudrys
F. E. Beaudry, Jr
Taylor Street
Lydia Pa Memorial Hospital
Moose Group To Hear Mr Hartley at Church Street Moose Home
The Women of the Moose homemaking chapter plans a meeting at 8 pm tomorrow night at the Moose home on Church Street. Mrs. Woodie Sossman, in charge, announced that Hartley will be the guest speaker.
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The
Women of the Moose
Moose
Church Street
Woodie Sossman
Ley
Piano Pupils To Give Recital At South Main
Mrs Banks Bragg presents a piano recital on South Main and Streets Thursday at eight. About twenty five children will perform and the public is invited to attend.
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Banks Bragg
Siena
Bragg
The Mature Parent by Muriel Lawrence
A columnist cites Mary Whitcomb and family dynamics to argue that rigid orderliness stems from a fear of loss and possessiveness. The piece asserts true order is a state of mind, not fixed decor, and urges parents to share their homes with children.
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Mary Whitcomb
First Lt. B Stanton Cecil Jr Heads to San Marcos Liaison School
First Lt. B Stanton Cecil Jr leaves for San Marcos Texas after a year with infantry training at Freedon and will enter the liaison school there on May first.
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B. Stanton Cecil, Jr
San Marcos
Texas
Link Street
Fr.ee
First things first in how a child’s play shapes order
A passage notes that prioritizing a child’s joy and sense of belonging guides orderly living. It discusses teaching responsibility by asking a child to replace a rug after play, yet allowing it to be rolled again for future games and railroad play.
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Mary
Davey
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Inston- Salem
N. C
Helen Follett
Glenn’s
Washington ST
Mr. Hartley
Muriel Lawrence
Mary Whitcombe
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Sandman
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