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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1949
Page
7
Members of the A A U W heard Mrs George Hobart discuss have we the will to survive and population theory. Her talk highlighted Malthusian and Vogt's ideas as influential in social reform.
The Spanish club will meet Thursday evening April 28 at the home of Professor and Mrs. J. H. Allred, 701 Sunset Drive. Members discussed scholarship funding for the Institute of International Relations to be held June 20 at Woman's College, Greensboro. Delegates to the State A.A.U.W. convention in Raleigh April 29 and 30 were appointed and noted hosts provided an elegant social hour with spring decor and an imported Brussels lace cloth.
Mrs J E Marsh hosted the High Point chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy for the April meeting at 148 South Main Street. President Mrs C H Bass presided. new member Mrs Silas McBee joined as historian Mrs G B Mattox read articles including The Confederacy Constitution Goes Home about the document returning to Montgomery Alabama for archival placement.
A bright pink rattle sits on a blue powder can, creating a playful sound effect for a baby during powdering. The scene suggests a whimsical baby care moment with colorful objects.
A group from Saint Mary's Episcopal church will travel to Charlotte for the 67th annual Women's Auxiliary, Diocese of North Carolina meeting at Christchurch, Wednesday and Thursday. Rev. Thomas J. Smyth attends as rector, with Mrs Smyth as St Anne's delegate. Day group delegates include Mrs Wall and Mrs Robb, plus Mrs Armstrong Saunders and Corpening. From St Anne's Evening Auxiliary go Mrs Robins and Mrs Alexander as delegates, with Mrs Gaither and Miss Hoover as delegates.
The Past Wor thy Grand Matrons club announces a schedule change for its meeting. The gathering will now be held Wednesday night instead of Thursday, and members are asked to note the new date.
Advertisement for pattern 4963 by Anne Adams details cap sleeves with yokes, sharp collar and pocket flaps, and slender long lines. Sizes 34 to 50 with yardage for size 36 and complete illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents to Pattern Dept New York for the Spring Pattern Book.
A Milwaukee educator warns that children act out when they feel excluded. Encourage patience, assign responsibilities, involve them in decisions, and plan family activities to foster solidarity. Encourage joint activities and view children as active family members rather than burdens.
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