Asheboro Clubs Celebrate Christmas With Social Events
Asheboro groups hosted a December of gatherings. The Greystone Club held a Christmas party at Mrs. York’s home with contests and wrapped gifts exchanged. Other groups, including the Randolph Chapter of American War Mothers, the Business and Professional Women, the Junior Woman’s Club, and the Friday Afternoon Book Club, planned meetings, caroling, gift exchanges, and festive meals, with prizes and toasts for members and guests.
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Greystone Club
York
John Pvis
Clifton Brown
A. C. Rabb
Tom Cox
Carl Phillips
John Hadley
Randolph
Americ War Mothers
Lee _ Kearns
W. C. Page
Inram Welch
Bill Sheets
Fred Fullington
Harry
Ferree Burkhead
W. P. Wood
Frankelincheree
J. T. Barnes
Emotions of Fear of Children film aids mental health
Dr Thomas A C Rennie says psychiatrists cannot solve mental health alone. The third film in the Emotions series, Fears of Children, shows Paul a five year old whose fears challenge his parents and reveal how parental actions affect child anxiety.
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National Institute of Mental Health
The
Public Health Service
National Association For Men Health
Interna
Thomas A. C. Rennie
Cornell University
Mental Health Film Board
Paul
Cooke Family Honors Golden Anniversary at High Point College
Mr and Mrs A L Cooke celebrated fifty years of marriage with their son Dr Dennis J Cooke at High Point College. Family members gathered at a home on campus for a surprise dinner with fourteen place settings, iridescent decorations and a turkey dinner. Other children include Dr H Cooke president of the college and Mrs Almetta Cooke Brooks. One son Chester Cooke has died and Russell Cooke resides in another city with nine grandchildren reported.
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Dennis J. Cooke
High Poin College
Mar- Misa Alice ‘Keener
Maiden
Dr. H.cooke
High Point ‘College
Almetta Cooke Brooks
Chester Cooke
Russell Sooke
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Five Room House Built Into Front Lawn
A family creates a quirky home expansion with a bedroom atop a lawn filled foundation. The father slices a hill to form a base and uses cemented piles like a wharf to support the room. The Wheeler children play on grass in the room near a plate glass window.
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Wheeler
Pat
Mike
Paris Wife Says She Is Married When Asked About Am erican Men
Denise Villemain, wife of French boxer Robert Villemain, accompanied him to Milwaukee for a fight. When asked about American men she replied that she is married, implying she cannot comment on the question.
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Milwaukee
Robert Villemain
Denise
Milwa
Do You Think It Right For A Woman To Take A Job
Ruth Millett discusses a reader's question on women taking paid work. She argues the right choice varies by family, weighing advantages against duties to husband and children, and emphasizes individual conscience and context in deciding. The piece notes that a job can aid or harm family life depending on circumstances.
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Seacires
Edie
Bey
Americans set record highs in saving production and spending
The United States produced more and spent more in 1951 than any year before, with Tobin reporting a near ten percent rise in output from 1950 and record employment of about 62.6 million in August. He noted savers and spenders reached new peaks, and 1952 could surpass these marks.
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Tobin
Lon
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