Priscilla Club Celebrates 50 Years With Luncheon
The Priscilla Club marked its golden anniversary with a Friday luncheon at Mrs. Charles W. Perry’s home on Rotary Drive. Charter members Mrs. Charles E. Sheloff and Mrs. Albert Hart were honored, with long-standing members Mrs. W. Idol and Mrs. J. Hayden among those attending.
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Priscilla Club
Charles W. Perry
Rotary Drive
Charles E. Sheloff
Albert Hart
W. W. Idol
J. F. Hayden
Charles Sheloff
W. B
Rebekah Lodge Reports District Meet Highlights
A Fifth District Rebekah meeting report described Winston Salem convention notes. Cathrine Harwood of Greensboro earned a 100 percent grade and a cup. a sewing room for the Odd Fellows Home in Goldsboro was discussed as a district project.
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Rebekah
Magdalene Rebekah
Mary Spencer
Winston - Salem
Spencer
Catherine Harwood
Greensboro
Harwood
International Order of Odd Fellow
Goldsboro
Mary Beroth
Winston- Salem
Bessie Haley
High Point
Christmas party at Strickland home highlights guild color and decor
First Methodist Church minister's wife Mrs Tyson Ferree and Miss Tressie Caudle directed guests to a dining room table with a white cutwork cloth and a crystal tray centerpiece. The massive white Christmas ball with gold silver and blue accents anchored the display while gold and blue dominated Strickland home decorations. Guild members served punch and oversaw registrations and farewells with Mrs Strickland providing organ music for the event.
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Tyson Ferree
Tressie Caudle
Strickland
B. Ivan Hill
Marcella Carter
E. V. McLeod
W. #. Corum
Ray Burgess
Ruth Worthington
J. A. Lee
A Washer Dryer Promise and Plump Chicken For All
A sweeping pledge envisions a home with a washer and dryer, a plentiful chicken in every pot, and two cars in each garage as a symbol of shared prosperity. The rhetoric echoes midcentury aspirational economics and broad national optimism.
Local Resident Admitted for Diagnostic Treatment at Winston-Salem Hospital
Thomas C. Gallimore of 1508 Carolina Ave. was admitted yesterday to N. C. Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem for diagnostic treatment and will be allowed visitors during his stay. Mrs. P. Y. Adams will have Mrs. Olin B. Sykes as her house guest on Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Massey of 1810 Franklin St. have returned home after a lengthy trip to Richmond, Washington, D. C., Baltimore, New York, Hartford, and Boston.
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Thomas C. Gallimore
Carolina Ave
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Winston , Salem
Mr. Gallimore
C. H. Massey
Franklin Sr
Richmond
Washington, D. C
Baltimore, Md
New York City
Hartford, Conn
Boston
Mass
Luncheon Planned By Demonstrators
Midweek Home Demonstration Club will hold a covered dish luncheon Wednesday morning at 10 at Mrs. Jimmy Monroe’s home 1119 Biltmore Ave. Gifts will be exchanged by club members.
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Jimmy Monroe
Biltmore Ave
Suede Jackets and Short Coats Popular Winter Wear
Tose notes Paris winters show many young people in suede jackets or short coats lined with white sheepskin. The trend appears global with outfits ranging from real suede to cotton suede styles, offering warmth and a weatherproof look for spectators or skiers during holidays.
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Paris
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Hope Bullard
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Roy Watts
Fred A. Thomas
Frank B. Smith
C. C. Garrett
Collier Ellis
C. C. Robbins
C. Clark
Harry L. Brockmann
Owen Reese
Jesse Washburn
R. K. Young
L. Barrier
Alene Thompson
Joe Rawiey
Rebekah Lodge
First Methodist Church
Belks
P. Y. Adams
Polis
State Garden Club
F. Hill
Dobbs Truss Co
Mann’s Drug Store No. 1
N. Main St
Dobbs
Afo
Del-Mar
Beauty Shop
W. Commerce St
Grace Flower Shop
Williams Flowers & Gifts
Aluminum
Angel Food
Hollywood
Bluestone
Colonial Stores
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Peg
TOY
Mills
South Main Street
Fireman’s Outfit
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Tose
Vy Eastic Finance
West Washington Street
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