Federation News Beach Convention Heightens North Carolina Event
The fifty first annual North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs convention, nicknamed the Beach Convention at Wrightsville Beach, plans shipboard afternoon trips, a Cape Fear Hotel luncheon, a full Thursday with business and beach picnic, and a closing address on Americanism. Notables include Mrs. Horace B Ritchie, Dr. Frank B Hall, UNICEF representative Grace Holmes, and many state and national leaders. Registration opens May 6 at Ocean Terrace Hotel with Lumina Auditorium as the opening venue.
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North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wrightsville
Walter Hewlett
Wilmington
Sorosis Club
Hewlett
Princess Street
NCFWC
Henry Harkey
Cape Fear
J. W. Bunn
Horace Bonar Ritchie
Athens
Georgia
General Federation
Bunn
GFWC
J. R. Buchanan
Americanism Department of the State
State Federation
Anne C. Williams
Near East
Mary Meekins
Frank B. Hall
Wrightsville Beach
Salem Rirk
America
Grace Bob Holmes
Unicef
Beatrice Wright
National Foundation For
Ellen Winston
Ocean Terrace
Lumina Auditorium
Fred B. Bunch
WCTU District Meeting Set in Lexington
The High Point WCTU will attend the Seventh District Meeting at First Evangelical and Reformed Church Lexington on Wednesday April 29. Rev James Crocker leads devotionals at ten with music by Mrs Gary Davis. Lexington Young People hold a speech contest and a covered dish lunch at 12 30. A hostess union playlet follows at 1 30 and state officers are introduced before adjournment at three.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lexington
James Crocker
Erlanger Baptist Church
Gary Davis
Wading Pool Fashion for Little Missy
A playful bathing suit designed for children features a polished cotton fabric with Peter Pan figure patterns in bright colors. The suit is elasticized around the body and ends with ruffles at the top and bottom, aiming to make a stylish sun day in the water.
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Missy
Wading Pool Group
Unpainted Furniture and Leather Highlight Color in Home Trends
Unpainted pine pieces and leather accents lead a new wave in affordable home furnishings. Stores offer beveled drawers curved bases and slim iron rods with varied unit configurations for living rooms and bedrooms. Leather pieces showcase pink blue gray tones with gold tooling. standout items include a pink leather game table and a white leather top chess table.
AAUW To Bring Mary Barnet Gilson Here For Open Meeting
The High Point branch of the American Association of University Women will host Mary Barnett Gilson of Chapel Hill for an open meeting Monday night at 8 in the YMCA Boy's Room. Gilson, a pioneer in industry and labor relations, has worked in factories and written on unemployment insurance, with international experience in Europe and Hawaii.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
YMCA
E. O. Cummings
Committee On
Status of Women
Mary Barnett Gilson
Chapel Hill
U. S S
Europe
Hawaii
America
Miss Gilson
Altrusa Club Skips Tuesday Meeting
The Altrusa Club will not meet Tuesday to attend the Winston-Salem birthday banquet and replace the regular Tri-City meeting after the April program. Members were told of the schedule change by club vote prior to the Tri-City gathering.
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Altrusa Club
Winston - Salem
Tri-City
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