Dinner gathering for N Randolph Republican Women’s Club officers
Mrs. Oliver Rowe and new officers pose at the Sheraton Hotel during a social evening. Seated left to right are Mrs. John Skeen, Mrs. Charles McDowell and Mrs. Rowe. Standing are Mrs. James Kearns and Mrs. Ronnie Collins.
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Oliver Rowe
N. Randolph Republican Women’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
John Skeen
Charles McDowell
Rowe
Standing
James Kearns
Ronnie Collins
N Randolph Republican Women Elect New Officers
North Randolph Women's Club members elected a new officer slate at a Sheraton Hotel meeting. Dinner preceded the session with Mrs. Oliver Rowe, state president, installing officers. New officers are Mrs. Charles McDowell, president, Mrs. John Skeen, vice president, Mrs. James Kearns, treasurer, and Mrs. Ronnie Kearns, secretary.
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North
Garden Study Club Covers Rating Sheets And Officers
Mrs. Martine Barker led Garden Study Club discussions on evaluation categories such as organization, affiliations, activities, education, civic beauty, horticulture, and conservation. A new officer slate was announced, and a quiz on the North Carolina State Garden Club Inc. history was conducted.
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Martine Barker
R. T. Setzer
Woodrow Avenue
Galey Marlette
N. C. State Garden Club Inc
Barker
Marshall Kellam
Walter L. Pamplin
Arnold Koonce
North Carolina GOP Women Plan Meetings and Prayers
High Point Republican Women’s Club held a business session on Tuesday with Mrs. E R Klug on Westwood Avenue. They announced state federation meeting at Holiday Inn on Feb 11 and county convention in Greensboro on Feb 14. Members pledged support for prayer in schools and other moral measures, and Dr C E Mounts spoke on Lincoln the Man of the People.
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Paul Collins
High Point
Republican Women’s Club
E. R. Klug
Westwood Avenue
J. T. McGee
State Board of Federation of the Republican Women’s Club
Holiday Inn
W. Green Drive
Greensboro
Court House
Sen. Dirksen
C. E. Mounts
High Point College
Lincoln
Mexico City program shown at Beta Sigma Phi meet
Slides of Mexico City presented by Mrs. Robert Hagey at Xi Psi chapter gathering at Mrs. James Allred home. Pictures included Guadalupe Basilica Ximilico gardens, opera houses, bull rings, markets, and Cuernavaca mountains. Also notes on clean parks and crowded markets.
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Mount Airy
Marlette
Lackey
Kincaid
Gastonia
Mexico City
Robert Hagey
Xi Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
James Allred
Edward Saude
Guadalupe
Ximilico
Cuernavaca
Beta Sigma Phi
High Point
Audience Nuisance and Child Abuse Highlight Letters
A reader shares an awkward dinner with a host showing explicit photos and a husband who defers to "when in Rome" norms. The advice column urges the wife to protect herself and rebalance their dynamics, condemning the husband’s behavior as negligent. Another letter warns of parental cruelty toward a sensitive child with a lisps and suggests speech therapy and counseling.
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George
North Carolina teachers discuss business self regulation goals
The group reported 2240 inquiries in January and outlined the bureau’s aims to foster public confidence for peaceful profitable operation, including promoting self regulation to curb misrepresentation and deceptive advertising, and to safeguard purchasing power. Majorie Younts led the devotional, Mildred Hussey presided, and a nominating committee including Elizabeth Pirth Christine Corn and Jimmie Cashatt was formed. Margie Mercer and Katherine Cecil hosted.
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Are
North Carolina
Bureau
Majorie Younts
Mildred Hussey
Elizabeth Pirth
Christine Corn
Jimmie Cashatt
Margie Mercer
Katherine Cecil
Miss Pirtl
Butch Cassidy and the Sun Dance Kid plays sellout crowds
Critics rave about the Western musical film as audiences flood theaters. The show attracts large crowds, with viewers lining up at Center Today for admission and repeat viewings.
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Butch Cassidy and
Toyota Sets All Time Production Record
Toyota factory output reached a new all time record of 134,804 vehicles produced in September. The figure marks a 54.3 percent rise from the same month a year earlier, surpassing the previous high of 132,363 units set last June.
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Toyota
Sternberger Award Announced for UNCG Scholarships
The Sigmund Sternberger Foundation will give 1600 dollars yearly to the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for the Sternberger Scholarships. Eligible students are North Carolina residents with priority to Greensboro or Guilford County. The awards start in the 1970 71 academic year.
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Greensboro
Sigmund Sternberger
Guilford County
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