Personnel Work Discussed by Joe Boyd At Twentieth Century Club
Joe Boyd personnel director of Melrose Hosiery Company spoke on Personnel Work at the Twentieth Century study club meeting hosted by Mrs. Donald Conrad in Emerywood. He described the personnel department as advising and counseling while treating employees as partners in industry and recognizing individual contributions and personalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Boyd
Twentieth Century Club
Donald Conrad
Twentieth Century Study Club
Emerywood Estates
Melrose Hosiery Company
Boyd
H. R. Fountain
Bruce Conrad
Peace Council To Meet Friday In Mechanicsville Hall
Peace Council number nine of Daughters of America will hold a 7 30 p m meeting Friday at the Mechanicsville hall. Members are urged to attend as plans for representation at the state meeting in Charlotte on May 24 and other important business will be discussed.
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Peace Council
Daughters of America
Mechanicsville
Charlotte
Automobile industry sees about two thousand car makes appear
In half a century the car market has welcomed roughly 2000 passenger car makes. This figure reflects the industry's vast diversity and ongoing evolution as manufacturers introduce new models and brands across decades.
Emerywood Club Hosts Various Social Events This Weekend
Calendar notes a family night dinner at Emerywood club Thursday for members and guests. Friday events include Priscilla club meeting at 202 Crestview and Philomathean club gathering on North Main Street. Saturday features a monthly dinner dance with Royce Stoener's orchestra at Emerywood.
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Emerywood Club
Final Plans for Irby Garrett Vows Announced Today
Miss Grace Irby and Cecil Clark Garrett Jr plan to wed Saturday April 26 at First Methodist church Blackstone Virginia. Rev John W Leggett to officiate four thirty in the afternoon with nuptial music by organist Mrs Irving Hammock. A large wedding party includes maid of honor Mary Bell Lothrop and bridesmaids Eleanor Garrett Constance Morris Inez Bevell Frances Clay. Best man Wray Amos. groomsmen John Irby Robert Hedrick Jack Jackson Gregg Thompson. Frid ay evening Dr and Mrs John Poindexter Irby host a buffet dinner for out of town guests and rehearsal. An informal reception follows at 504 Oak Street.
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Grace Irby
Cecil Clark Garrett Jr
First Methodist Church
Black Stone
John W. Leggett
Irving Hammock
Miss Irby
Mary Bell Lothrop
Knoxville
Tenn
Eleanor Garrett
High Point
Constance Morris
Florence
Ala
Inez Bevell
Frances Clay
Blackstone
Garrett
Carolina
Wray Amos
John Irby
Robert Hedrick
Jack Jackson
Gregg Thompson
Davidson College
Davidson
John Poindexter Irby
Mrs. Irby
Oak Street
May Day Festival Rehearsals Begin at High Point College
Rehearsals start for the annual May Day gala at High Point College set for May 3 on the front campus. Miss Jo Chapman and Miss Elizabeth La Roche Taylor organized the pageant style rite with a Candyland theme featuring about 250 girls, and the queen will be chosen from three finalists.
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High Point College
Jo Chapman
Woman
Elizabeth la Roche Taylor
D. C. Freeman
Dennie Lee Bryson
Greensboro
Jane Bland Preston
High Point
Kinston
Fran Gamwell
Badin
Popular
Pentagons Complete Plans for Spring Dance
The Pentagon club has arranged its annual Spring dance at Emerywood Country Club tomorrow night from nine to one. The Swing Club band from High Point College led by Bernard Kimrey will provide music. Officers include Mrs Kelman Gomo president and Mrs Lloyd Hughes vice president, with Mrs Talmadge Ellington treasurer and Mrs Tommy Elliott publicity chair. Members listed are James Oscar McMullan, Alaon Gray, Gilbert Clinard, James Brandon, Herman Bernard, Robert Walker, James Farr, Fred Cox, Joe Crowder, Misses Margaret Dunn and Jeanne Rankin.
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Pentagon Club
Emerywood Country Club
High Point College
Bernard Kimrey
Kelman Gomo
Lloyd Hughes
Talmadge Ellington
Tommy Elliott
Joe Gray
James Oscar McMullan
Alaon Gray
Gilbert Clinard
James Brandon
Herman Bernard
Robert Walker
James Farr
Fred Cox
Joe Crowder
Margaret Dunn
Jeanne Rankin
Group Hears Plea For Federal Aid to Education
Delegates at the North Carolina congress of parents and teachers heard Dr. E B Norton deputy commissioner of the U S Office of Education urge federal aid to education arguing states with less wealth have more children to educate The convention will install officers for the coming year with Maude Raynor Foy nominated for president and Mayon Parker for vice president The session featured Memphis juvenile court judge Camille McGee Kelley and a Mills discussion group on family life in Asheville schools Nearby notes mention public interest in English greyhound racing and Greek legends about Mount Olympus
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Asheville
North Carolina
Congress of Parents and Teachers
E. B. Norton
U. S. Office of Education
Norton
Maude Raynor Foy
Ma Oyev
Mayon Parker
Ahoskie
Camille McGee Kelley
Memphis, Tenn
Mildred I. Morgan
Miss Saunders speaker for YWCA Business and Professional club
Miss Betsy Saunders was guest speaker at the weekly meeting of the YWCA Business and Professional club. She spoke on the Radio Council work and echoed the need for general concern for radio growth. Mrs Charlotte Sheffield presented Ruth Goodman with a gift for her work on a recent council play. Miss Mary Ruth Seward presided at the meeting and the speaker was introduced by Vera Smith.
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Betsy Saunders
Business and Professional Club
YWCA
Radio Council
Saunders
Charlotte Sheffield
Business and Professional Council
Ruth Goodman
Mary Ruth Seward
Vera Smith
BPW Club Elects Officers for New Year and Plans Party
Mrs. Kate B. Ragan was re elected as president of the Business and Professional Woman's club at a Sheraton meeting. Officers named for second terms include Mrs. Viola Thompson and Miss Ruth Goodman as vice presidents, Mrs. De Lois Guiton and Mrs. Dennis Atkins as secretaries, and Miss Maude Reynolds as treasurer. A May 5 benefit bridge party and a June 20 to 22 convention at the Ocean Terrace hotel Wrightsville Beach were set, with about forty members present.
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Kate B. Ragan
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Viola Thompson
Ruth Goodman
de Lois Guiton
Dennis Atkins
Maude Reynolds
Elsie Kropf
Mrs Griffith Fetes Daughter On Grace Street
Mrs Fayble Griffith entertained at her Grace street home for her daughter Glenda sixth birthday. Aunt Mrs Algie Hundley led games and helped serve ten guests in attendance.
Mid-Week Garden Club Elects Delegate At Asheville Convention
Members of the Mid-Week Garden Club met at Hillcrest home of Mrs. Paul Hardin Jr. with Mrs. J. E. Millis presiding. Elizabeth H. Covington was named delegate to the state convention in Asheville May 14-15 and W. T. Powell was named alternate. The group planned a fall flower show and toured members’ gardens after adjournment.
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Paul Hardin, Jr
Hillcrest
J. E. Millis
Elizabeth H. Covington
Asheville
W. T. Powell
Millis
Mesdames W
Private Duty Nurses Meet at YWCA
The Private Duty section of the High Point Graduate Nurses club met Thursday night at the YWCA with Mrs. Doris Allman presiding in the president’s absence. Robert Jordan presented the program for the evening as fifteen members attended. Mes dames Glenn Farr and Wilma Farmier hosted and served a dessert course.
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High Point Graduate Nurses Club
YWCA
Doris Allman
C. H. Willard
Robert Jordan
Mesdames
Glenn Farr
Wilma Farmier
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Adames
J. W. Thomas
Henry Koonts
Frank Smith
Bruce Chénrad
Mayne Bundy
W. W. Gluyas
Fred Metcalf
R. R. Fountain
Priscilla Club
Rtillcrest
H. A. Millis
Philomathean Club
Hore
North Main Street
Phil Werrer
Nin
Royce Stoener
Bunting Steel Gliders
Bunting
Burter
Colmor Porch
E. Green ST
the Enterprise Women
Erite
Madeline Hoover
Irby-Garrett
Pentagons
PT Group
England
Mont Olympus
Greece
Miss
BPW Club
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Paul Hardin
Dixie
Dixie Crysta
Cannon Towels
Mr AM
Ams Sar A
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