Credit Women To Organize Breakfast Club Tomorrow
Sherman Aycoth of the High Point Merchants Association announces the first High Point Credit Women's Breakfast to be held at the Sheraton Hotel tomorrow morning. The event promotes women in credit and collection, fosters professional ethics, and offers education and cultural training opportunities. Members from nearby clubs are expected to attend.
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Sherman Aycoth
High Point Merchants Association
High Point Credit Women's
Sheraton Hotel
Piro
Credit Women’s Breakfast
Credit and Collection
Merchants Association
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
National Retail Credit Association
United Churchwomen Elect Officers and Hear Book Review
The United Church Women held their meeting at the bal and Reformed church electing Mrs. C. L. Gray as first vice president and Mrs. Carlyle Lewis as historian. Other officers from last year kept their posts including treasurer Mrs. Glenn Brown and recording secretary Mrs. Carroll Sweeney. Mrs. Cecil Haworth reviewed Pearl S. Buck's My Several Worlds while World Day of Prayer was announced for February 25. Ten Commandments copies were donated to schools for hall display.
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Cecil Haworth
United Church Women
Carroll Sweeney
C. A. McMurry
R. G. Tuttle
Pearl S. Buck
Women Voters Units Set To Meet At Homes
The High Point League of Women Voters will hold four unit meetings on Wednesday. Unit One meets at 1 p.m. with Mrs. Stanley G. Curtis on Emerywood Court Apts. Unit Two gathers at 10 a.m. with Mrs. James Hunt on Country Club Drive. Unit Three meets at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Kate Ragan on William and Mary Apts. Unit Four convenes at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Neal Austin on Sixth Street.
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High Point League of Women Voters
James T. Warren
Stanley G. Curtis
Emerywood Court Apts
James Hunt
Country Club Dr
Kate Ragan
William and Mary Apts
Unit Four
Neal Austin
Sixth St
Junior Musical Art Club Names Three Officers on Slate
The Junior Musical Art Club elected three new officers to fill vacancies at a meeting held at the home of Williams on Rocksprings. Louella Kidd was named second vice president and Ellen Hatley was chosen treasurer. Libby Nicholson remained president with Mrs. Neil Russell new councillor present for the first time.
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Musical Art Club
Williams
Louella Kidd
Ellen Hatley
Libby Nicholson
Neil Russell
Ben Witherington
On Art Club
Becky Dennis Feted On 6th Birthday
Little Becky Dennis was honored on her sixth birthday with a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dennis of 606 Everett St. on Sunday afternoon January 30. Friends attending included Randy Adams Douglas Adams Debbie Smith Sharor Morris Linda Goose Patsy Winfrey and Joyce Gregory. The refreshments and birthday cake featured a Valentine motif with help from Mrs. Dennis and Rachel Gilmore and Gary Dennis.
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Becky Dennis
W. C. Dennis
Everett St
Becky
Randy Adams
Douglas Adams
Debbie Smith
Sharor Morris
Linda Goose
Patsy Winfrey
Joyce Gregory
Rachel Gilmore
Gary Dennis
Daughters Of Confederacy Program On Lee And Maury
The Daughters Of Confederate Veterans met at the Home with 20 plus members. N S Stirewall spoke on Lee and the group heard Maury’s career and naval fame. Plans were shared for a district meeting in Winston-Salem on April 26.
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Daughters of Confederacy
Lee and
Maury
Robert E. Lee
Matthew Fontaine Maury
High Point
Ernest R Anderson
R. L. Waynick
Anderson
N. S. Stirewall
Lee
W. A. Bivins
Bass
Winston-Salem
UDC
Co. L. Whitaker
Fayetteville
Parent-Teacher Council Endorses School Bond Issue
The High Point Council of Parents and Teachers endorsed the current school bond issue after Dr. Dean B. Pruette spoke on school needs and bond benefits. About a hundred members attended as letters explaining the bond will be sent to parents and transportation to voting places arranged.
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Parent-Teacher Council
Dr. Pruette
High Point Council of P and Teachers
English St
Dean B. Pruette
Pruette
Howard Marsh
Mary Martin
Negro Schools Faculty
Birth Announcement for Brenda Kay Everette
Mr and Mrs A A Everette route three High Point announce the birth of a daughter Brenda Kay on January 30 at the local hospital.
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Brenda Kay Everette
A. A. Everette
Route Three, High Point
Brenda Kay
Sandra Leigh Kearns Born to J. E. Kearns Family
A daughter, Sandra Leigh, was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kearns at High Point Hospital on January 29. The family resides at 504 East Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Leigh Kearns
J. E. Kearns
E. Green St
Sandra Leigh
High Point Hospital
Willard Dean Wagner Born to Local Couple
Willard Dean Wagner was born Jan. 30 to Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Wagner of 811 West Green Street. Mrs. Wagner is formerly Louise Jackson of Rougemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Dean Wagner
R. F. Wagner
W. Green St
Willard Dean
High Point Ee
Deborah Kay Davis Born to Mr and Mrs Curtis Davis
Mr and Mrs Curtis Davis of Route two High Point announce the birth of a daughter Deborah Kay on January 29 at High Point Hospital.
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Deborah Jean Davis
Curtis Davis
Route Two
High Point
Deborah Kay
High Point Hospital
Patti Susan Ward Born to Ward Family
Patti Susan Ward was born to Mr and Mrs John Lee Ward of 601 Old Winston Road a daughter Patti Susan born January 31 at High Point Hospital in High Point North Carolina
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Patti Susan Ward
John Lee Ward
Old
Winston Rd
Patti Susan
High Point Hospital
Birth of William Roy Rose Jr. in local community
A son, William Roy Rose Jr., was born to Mr and Mrs William R Rose of 1303 English St on January 29. The baby was born at the local hospital.
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William Roy Rose JR
William Roy Jr
William R. Rose
English St
Donna Jane Hedrick Born to Hedrick Family
Donna Jane Hedrick, a daughter, was born to Mr. and Mrs. S. Arthur Hedrick of 1409 E. Green Sr. on January 29.
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Donna Jane Hedrick
S. Arthur Hedrick
E. Green. Sr
Donna Jane
High Point Hospital
Mrs G H Stafford Confined With Pneumonia Illness
Mrs G H Stafford is confined to her home at 210 N Ward St with pneumonia and pleurisy. She has been ill since Sunday.
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G. H. Stafford
N. Ward St
Seamless Hose Expands Options for Women’s Stockings
Beauty editor Alicia Hart notes how seamless hose options now cover every need from bare shoe wear to reinforced heels for closed pumps. New seamless stockings include micromesh, lockstitch variants, knee highs, and durable service weights to prevent runs and maintain sheer appearance.
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Alicia Hartner
Antiseam
Cosmetologists Meet February 15 Change Noted
The High Point Cosmetologists reschedule their monthly meeting to February 15 at 7 30 p m to avoid a conflict with the state convention on February 9.
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High Point Cosmetologists
Make Your Own Valentines With Simple Craft Tips
Easy steps for creating personalized Valentines using red shelf lining, heart doilies, ribbon, tape and photos. Includes folding, layering, and decorative touches to keep the reveal a playful mystery or share a photo with a sweet rhyme.
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AP News
Eyeos
Cupids
When Three Generations Share A Home The In Between Struggles
Ruth Millett notes that a mother in law and a teenage daughter can clash over modern norms like school dances lipstick and dating. The writer advises the mother to trust her own judgment for her child's happiness rather than seek constant approval from the grandmother.
Martha Ann Eargle Weds Ronald Bevan
Mrs. Berlie O. Eargle announces the marriage of her daughter Martha Ann to Ronald Welch Bevan on Saturday January 22 in Chester DC. Martha Ann is the daughter of Mrs. Eargle and C M Eargle of Tryon. Ronald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C F Bevan of Jamestown.
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Berlie O. Eargle
E. Farriss Ave
Martha Ann
Ronald Welch Bevan
Chester
D.C
Bevan
Eargle
C. M. Eargle
Tryon
Mr. Bevan
C. F. Bevan
Jamestown
Welborn Parsley Vows Announced in Thomasville
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ann Southern Parsley of this city and Harold Van Welborn of Thomasville. The ceremony took place January 14 in Thomasville with Justice N L Aderhold officiating. The bride is the daughter of B L Southern and the late Martha J Moran Southern. the groom’s parents are the late J C and Mrs Sue Welborn of Thomasville.
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Ann Southern Parsley
Harold van Welborn
Thomasville
Justice of the Peace N
YWCA's Century in Service Reaches Global Reach
The Young Women's Christian Association began as a London prayer circle 100 years ago in 1955 and has since spread worldwide, offering practical and spiritual aid to millions of women and girls.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
London
Club Calendar Highlights Garden Meetings and Socials
Calendar items list multiple garden club meetings bridal showers and social gatherings across High Point area locations including Hillcrest Drive Parkway Steele Street Brentley Circle and 905 Johnson Street. Notable events include a joint Gay Blade and Weed n Win Garden Clubs meeting at the public library and a dinner meeting of District No. 9 NCSNA at the YWCA with Holt McPherson as speaker.
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Stewart Stone Jr
Hillcrest Dr
James Parsons
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
C. E. Sheloff
Parkway
Charles Mann
Glenda Holland
Carol Sumner
Phillips
Patsy Handy
Steele St
Green Acre
Forrest H. Murray
Ta Miller
Banner Davis
The
Gay Blade
Weed 'N’ Win Garden Clubs
J. A. Esherman
Johnson St
Red Cross Council
Red Cross
NCSNA
YWCA
Holt McPherson
High Point Enterprise
Jamestown Deen Book Club
R. E. Hassell
Joe Brown
Philathea Class Meeting at Green Street Baptist
Philathea Class of Green St. Baptist Church meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. E. E. Clary, 705 Lindsay St. Community members are welcome to attend.
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Philathea
Green St. Baptist Church
E. E. Clary
Lindsay St
Stephens Bible Class Meeting At William and Mary Apts
The Stephens Bible Class will meet with Miss Mary Childress at the William and Mary Apartments on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. Mrs A G Carson will be the leader.
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Stephens
Mary Childress
A. G. Carson
YMCA Youth Group Schedule and Meetings
The notice lists YMCA activities by day and age group including 7th Grade Y-Teens at 3:15, Guppies at 4:00, Tadpoles at 4:45, Mermaids at 6:30, 12th Grade Y-Teens at 7:30, and various swim classes and club dinners through Thursday and Saturday Play Day for Grade School Girls.
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YMCA
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United Churchwomen
Hear Book Review
John Clinard
Women Voters
Jr. Musical Art Club
Gac
Hes
Piedmort
S. Main ST
Rebekahs
OOF Fete
R. D. Mooney
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
W. Commerce
J. R
Paul Johnson
Raleigh
Rebekah
Arnold
Koonce
Ible
Tellie F. Aston
Sherman
Texas
BY Tracy Adrian
Ruth Millett
Oldster
Martha Ann Eargle
Ronald Bevan
Magic Key Garden Club
Brooks Reitzel
Hillcrest
Garden Study Club
Es G. G. Chappell
Otteray
Nature Study Club
Paul Younts
Shirley Ave
Lawrence Lewallen
E. R. Lewallen
Route 1
Isobel Thayer
Kathleen Russell
Carmelo Welch
Richard Johnson
Peaceful Valley Farm
Etra
Mann’s Drug Store
N. Main St
Stephans
Stephen
Carolina Auto Glass CO
Hamilton St
Marla English
Hollywood
Eleanor Dey
California
Southern Bread
Henase National Bakers Services
Cheage
Pilgrim’s Progress
Pilgrim's Progress
Providence Wesleyan Methodist Church
Clover Brand
America
Clover Brand Dairies, Inc
W. Broad ST
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