Luncheon for Dieters Resembles A Famine
A luncheon for eight dieting women becomes a comic famine as pots boil and eight trays serve varied plans. Phyllis clings to Stillman diet with nose plugs and odd rituals, Mabel eyes fat growth, Lynn debates fame as a pollutant, Marcia sips Welk, Maxine frets over Weight Watchers, and the narrator reveals a self made Fly Diet while others mock and applaud. Dorothy clings to Air Force diet amid wartime slimming hopes and Pat’s Grapefruit Diet leaves her odd teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis
Flipper
Lynn
L.A
Marcia
Maxine
Jean Nidetch
Dorothy
Air Force
Pat
Social Calendar listings for High Point area clubs
A dense schedule lists meetings across High Point organizations. Events include the Adams Memorial YWCA Solo Parents Club at 7 30 p m and the High Point Republican Woman's Club at Mrs Ruby Collins home on Westchester Drive, with many other gatherings at YWCA locations, Moose Hall, Gatewood Avenue, Astor Dewey Towers, and private residences from 9 30 a m to 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Ywca
Solo Parents Club
Top-of-the-Mart
High Point Woman’s Club
High Point
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Astor Dewey Towers
High Point Republican Woman’s Club
Ruby Collins
Westchester Drive
High Point Junior League
High Point Camellia
John Dwyer
Arbordale Dr
Frances Parker
E. Farriss Ave
Nature Study Garden Club
M. Graham Morgan
E. Parkway
West View Flower Club Hosts Eva Bowers at Meeting
Members of the West View Flower Club welcomed guest Eva Bowers at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Neese Willard at 800 Carr Street. Mrs. Frank Amos gave the devotional on Psalm 91, and Mrs. Clyde Williams led the business session before a sweet course was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West View Flower Club
Neese Willard
Carr St
Eva Bowers
Frank Amos
Clyde Williams
Green Street Baptist Church to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Van Hook Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the church parlor. Hostesses will be Mrs. Lela Cessic and Mrs. Lela Mallory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Hook
Green Street Baptist Church
Lela Cessic
Lela Mallory
Arthritis in the News Letters and Public Health Call
A reader argues arthritis is costly and suffered by young people, urging more research funding. Ann Landers answers about fascination with mothers in law, cleaning habits, and a California family forwarding a request about a child’s play and boundaries. It ends with a prompt to mail requests for the column and a booklet on necking and petting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Ann Landers
Births of Two Sons Announced in Columbus and Savannah
Mr and Mrs Jim Carpenter announce the birth of their son Todd Christopher on January 8 at University Hospital Ohio State Medical School. Mrs Carpenter is formerly Jo Ann Kirsch of High Point. Mr and Mrs William E Gardner Jr announce the birth of their son William E Gardner III at St Josephs Hospital in Savannah Georgia. Mrs Gardner is formerly Pam Culler of High Point.
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Jim Carpenter
Galliton Ct
Columbus
Ohio
Todd Christopher
University Hospital
Ohio State Medical School
William E. Gardner Jr
William E. Gardner III
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Savannah, Ga
Gardner
Pam Culler
High Point
Births in High Point two daughters born at Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Larry G Cook of 2103 Orville Drive announce daughter Karen Renee born February 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs S Dave Phillips of 801 Cascade Drive announce daughter Lillian Jordan born February 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Phillips formerly Kay Anthony of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry G. Cook
Orville Dr
Karen Renee
High Point Memorial Hospital
S. Dave Phillips
Cascade Dr
Lillian Jordan
Fat Go diet plan promises steady weight loss
An Eckerds Drug Store offer promotes FAT GO a new diet plan claiming safe weight loss. It advertises a 12 day supply for 2.50 with a full money back guarantee if not satisfied from the first package and urges readers to start losing weight this week.
University Cited For Sex Discrimination at Berkeley
The San Francisco Chronicle reports an unreleased federal HEW study finds UC Berkeley discriminates against women in pay for nonacademic jobs and notes few women in the Berkeley Academic Senate. Chancellor Bowker blocks release, citing confidential study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
University of California
Berkeley
Here
The
San Francisco Chronicle
U.S Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Berkeley Academic Senate
the Chronicle
Albert Bowker
Catesby Bird Club Meeting Postponed to Feb Thirteenth
The Catesby Bird Club meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening is postponed to February 13 at First Presbyterian Church Session Room. The gathering will begin at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby
First Presbyterian Church
Midweek Garden Club Plans Meeting
Members of the Midweek Garden Club will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Tom Kearns on W. Parkway. The event will begin at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
James Monroe
Coventry Rd
Tom Kearns
W. Parkway
Postponement Announced for Friday Club Meeting
The Friday Morning Music Club meeting at Lebanon United Methodist Church is postponed to February 16. Marvin Williams will present an organ music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon United Methodist Church
Marvin Williams
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Mabel
Atkins
Wit’s End
By Erma Bombeck
Women of the Moose
the Moose Hall
N. Main Street
Sheraton Hotel
Pilot Club
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
S. D. Surratt
Woodrow Ave
Wildflower Gracen Club
John T. Mooore
Garden Study Club
Haley House and Museum
West View Club
Green Street
Iron Mountain
Michigan
I.M
California
Todd Carpenter
William Gardner III
Karen Cook
Lillian Phillips
ATS Sy
Byron Godfrey
W. Green
Americard
First Payment Craft
Lexington
N.C
Eckerds Drug Stores
CVA Au Ee
Vin Arrur
Ldurray Dance Studio
Benjamin Pkwy
Greensboro
Tel
University
Williams’ Flowers
Engush
SU On
Los
College Village
Thomasville
Southgate
Winston-Salem
Durham
Chapel Hill
Burlington
Asheboro
Danville
Virginia
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