Ann Landers advice column on manners and money
A reader asks who is right about etiquette when hosting an exchange student and a napkin incident reveals clash of manners. Ann Landers commends the daughter’s humility, critiques the mother-in-law and suggests family talks and a dating etiquette booklet for the father. A college student asks how to handle a dating patronage gift and is advised to decline offers not within his means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Sheme
Phil Dion
iPlace
Ann Landers
Marie
America
China
Charley's
Woodmen Circle Holds District Convention Banquet
A district convention and banquet of Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle was held Saturday at WOW Hall. About 75 members and guests from Winston-Salem Greensboro Lexington Asheboro and Thomasville attended. Mrs. Juanita Stroud presided, with Rev. David Stanfield giving the invocation and Mrs. Ethel Donaldson speaking on Look Forward Into Life. Melvin Oakes was toastmaster and entertainment came from Mr. and Mrs. David Reddick and the High Point Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wow Hall
Supreme Forest Woodmen’s Circle
Juanita Stroud
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Lexington
Asheboro
Thomasville
David Stanfield
Ethel Donaldson
Charlotte
Melvin Oakes
David Reddick
High Point Grove
Hidden Talents That Bloom With Time
Ruth Millett notes talents lie hidden for years before being cultivated and bearing fruit. A house owner discovers a green thumb, a businessman finds painting prowess, and others grow skills in sewing interior decorating or public speaking. Explore your own potential and give it a chance.
Alma McCain Guild meeting at Wesley Memorial Church
The Alma McCain Guild of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church met last evening with Mrs. William E. Linthicum at 506 Hayworth Circle. Dr. C. C. Herbert Jr. spoke on a Chicago conference and introduced board publications. The Stephens Bible Class will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. with Miss Mary Childress. Mrs. A. G. Carson will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma McCain
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
William E.linthicum
Hayworth Circle
Ted Caldwell
James Terry
C. C. Herbert Jr
Board of Social and Economic Relations
Chicago
Stephens Bible
Mary Childress
William and Mary Apartments
A. G. Carson
AAUW Meet Held At Nurses Home On Boulevard
The American Association of University Women met last evening at the nurses home on Boulevard. President Mrs. Martine Barker led the session with committee reports and talks on the Far East focusing on Red China and Tibet.
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American Association of University Women
Boulevard
Martine Barker
H. H. Peterson
Far East
Red China
Tibet
W. P. Hawkins
Louisa Hatch
E. Batchelor Collins
Local Girls Attend Rally in Gibsonville
Members of Future Homemakers of America from Jamestown attended a county rally in Gibsonville last week. New officers were installed with Miss Judy Webster of Jamestown named reporter. Schools presented acts and Jamestown and High Point members performed a square dance before a picnic.
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Future Homemakers of America
Jamestown
Gibsonville
Judy Webster
High Point
Births at Rex Hospital and Mildenhall Air Base Hospital
Rebecca Elizabeth Hayes born April 25 at Rex Hospital Raleigh to Mr and Mrs James Robert Hayes Jr. The mother is formerly Miss Margaret Stamey of High Point Tracy Ann Weatherford born April 18 at Mildenhall Air Base Hospital England to Mr Weatherford and Mrs Ann Flyer Weatherford.
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Rebecca Elizabeth Hayes
James Robert Hayes Jr
Raleigh
Rebecca Elizabeth
Rex Hospital
Hayes
Margaret Stamey
High Point
Tracy Ann Weatherford
William EF. Weatherford
Tracy Ann
Mildenhall Air Base Hospital
England
Mr. Weatherford
N. E. Weatherford
Cook St
Mildenhall Air Base
Weatherford
Ann
Cleethorpes Lines
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Woodmen Circle
Ruth Millett
Main Street
MaxKones Optometrist
Gilbert Hearing Aid Center
E. Washington
Alma McCain Guild
Nurses Home
S. Main ST
Newton’s Gulf Servicenter Corner
English & Lindsay
Doris Holbrook
Grace
Elliott
F.T.D
Garment Storage Service
Kiddie Korner
Bird's Eye
Lilli Ann
Denier
Tricot
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