Women’s Society Meet at Pfeiffer College mid year
The Western North Carolina Conference Woman’s Society of Christian Service held its mid year meeting January 23 to 25 at Pfeiffer College. Leaders from Greensboro to Murphy reviewed missions funding, School of Missions plans for Pfeiffer, and rural church work.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Pfeiffer College
Greensboro
Murphy
Western North Carolina
The
Methodist Church
Woman's Division of Christian Service
Methodist Churches
Miss Edwards
Methodist Women
Western North Carolina Conference
Brooks-Howell
Asheville
Japan
United States
Curtis L. Koontz
Lexington
Kenneth Goodson
First Methodist Church of
Charlotte
Esteel Carver
E. J. Terry
Woman's Division of
Christian Service of
New York
Clara French
South Asia
China
Department of
Methodist Conference
Statesville
N. C
Don K. Moore
Sylvia
North Carolina
W. A. Boles
United Church Women
Elizabeth
Gilmer Harris
Cherryville
Pfeiffer
U. S. Kannapolis
Esther Hartsee
Warrensville
Anita Benoy
Gastonia
J. Lem Stokes
Dr. Stokes
Cae Ranette
Durata All Aestote
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mary H. Bright
Service Guild
Vashti School
North Georgia
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Rotary Ladies Night Planned For Tuesday
The annual Rotary Club Ladies Night is set for Emerywood Country Club Tuesday at 7 PM. Governor present dinner party has been announced.
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Rotary
Rotary Club
Emerywood Country Club
Mrs Grover Jones To Speak At Suburban Garden Club
Suburban Garden Club will hear Mrs Grover Jones speak on God And a Wednesday at its meeting at 7 45 p m at 112 Spencer Ave the home of Mrs Frank Lee Jr
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Suburban Garden Club
Grover Jones
Frank Lee Jr
Spencer Ave
Decorating To Be Club Topic Speaker AtGay Blade Meeting
Mrs Martine Barker will speak on Interior Decorating at the Gay Blade Club meeting. The event starts 10 am at the Emerywood Estates home of Mrs R G Jennings with Mrs Hunter Dalton Jr and Mrs Charles Ward as associate hostesses.
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Martine Barker
Gay Blade
Emerywood Estates
R. G. Jennings
Hunter Dalton Jr
Charles Ward
Not Enough Winter Comfort In New Yorker Style
A column surveys quirky items from midcentury culture including a $4000 mink blanket offer, bee hibernation notes, a bizarre Portland rabbi bunny birth headline, dental studies from Washington University, school hush topics, and other social quips. It blends humorous asides with trivia and observant jabs at contemporary life.
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Florida
Pacific Coast
Portland
Washington University
St. Louis
Elsie
Mama
Papa
South
William A. Baker
Bethlehem Steel Co
Quincy
Mass
Mrs. Maguire
Mrs. Blair
Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Hayes
William
Hitler
Stooges
Danzig
Sudetenland
Austria
Reich
Adolf
Reds
Panel Discussion At Davidson County Home Clubs Meet
A panel titled 1957 A Good Year opened the Davidson County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs meeting in Thom asville at First Methodist Church. Moderated by Mrs Charles Graham, speakers covered Citizenship Education Community Service Finance and Home Agent achievements. A sewing demonstration and a fashion trends segment highlighted the afternoon program.
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Thomasville
Davidson County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs
First Methodist
Charles Graham
John Bowers
Hasty Club
Antoinette Earle
Mary Lee Crouse
Farrell Koontz
The
Welcome Club
Allen Smith
Fair Grove
Hasty
Pilot Clubs
Fred Sowers
Forsyth County
Colon Freeman
Archie Lomax
Church Fellowship Hall
Forum Lets Listen To Youth at High School Monday
A PTA planned forum at High Point Senior High School auditorium Monday at 7 30 p m features a panel from the student council and adult community members to discuss the topic Lets Listen to Youth. The one hour fifteen minute event invites all parents and interested people and aims to field written questions.
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Parent Teacher Association
High Point Parent Teachers Council
Carolyn Dillon
Ed Grimsley
Dixie Roach
Max Cooke
Ken Stephens
Robert Davis
High Point Community Council
John F. Lynch
Arlo Newell
Raleigh
Primrose Garden Club Meets Tuesday Speaker P A Jones
The Primrose Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 708 Sunset Dr. Mrs. P A Jones will be the speaker at the gathering hosted by Mrs. Jeanne Kline Mallory.
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P. A. Jones
Primrose Garden Club
Jeanne Kline Mallory
Sunset Dr
Sorority Chapter Meets Tomorrow at Clover Drive Home
Mrs. Elmer Frost will host Xi Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her Clover Drive home 501 on Monday evening. The meeting is scheduled for 8 p.m. The event highlights a social and organizational gathering among sorority members.
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Elmer Frost
Xi Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Clover Dr
Xi Psi Chapter Sets Meeting and Bridge Evening
Xi Psi Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Monday at 7:45 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred Hughes 107 Manor Dr. The business session will be followed by an evening of bridge.
Thoughtful Thief With Light Touch
Louisville man Carl L. Whitman reports a petty theft of a $7.50 string of Christmas tree lights from his yard. A penciled note found with the recovered lights thanks the owner and jokes they will borrow again next year.
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Louisville
Carl L. Whitman
Whitman
P.S
Six-year-old Eckhoff Shares News of New Baby Sister
In Alexander Iowa six year old Daryl Eckhoff told his teacher he had a new baby sister. The teacher planned to send a card but Daryl said the mother already knew it.
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Alexander
Iowa
Daryl Eckhoff
Daryl
Record Man Suspects Hubcap Theft May Undercut He Beats
Norfolk man E J Potifex reports two hubcaps stolen from his car marking the 20th and 21st such thefts. Police note the ongoing loss pattern and seek clues.
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Norfolk
E. J. Potifex
Dragonfly Wings Thrum At 1600 Beats Per Minute
A dragonfly midflight beats its wings about 1 600 times per minute, showcasing rapid wing motion and agile aerial control.
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WSCS
Yquets
Dingman
Parlents League
John T. Ellis & Co
Ladies Fine Apparel
S. Main St
YMCA
Primrose Club
Peyne
Xi Psi
Main Street
Hawaii
America
Prices Incl
Fed. Tex
Derek
Granada
Jewelers
Guar
Batiste
Percase
E. Washington ST
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