Think Twice Before Saying No To Cupid
A retro Valentine column argues women who rejected famous suitors often missed lasting fame. It cites Ellen Sewell, Margaret Belches, Desiree Artent and others who declined Henry Thoreau, Sir Walter Scott, Peter Tchaikovsky, Goethe, Noah Webster, and US presidents, then notes their would be fame passed to these men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Klein
New York
Cupid
Ellen Sewell
Margaret Belches
Desiree Artent
Miss Calvin
Lette Buff
Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Rebecca Pardee
Noah Webster
Anne Coleman
James Buchanan
America
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Catherine Floyd
James Madison
Robert Burns
Ellison Bagbie
Japanese Garden Planned at Southeastern Show
Felton Jones of the Little Merchandise Mart announces a flat Japanese garden at the Southeastern Flower and Garden Show March 6 14. The scene features sand waves boulders and islands with bamboo and Helleni holly clusters. The exhibit joins 18 landscaped areas and a 24 room set display in Greensboro with Garden Club exhibits and fashion shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Felton Jones
Littlechandise Mart
Jones
Ohn W
Garden Club of
North Carolina
Swirled Orange Gelato Idea Gains Popularity
Readers test swirling frozen orange juice concentrate through softened vanilla or chocolate ice cream. The mixture firms after freezing, with chocolate pairing noted as particularly compatible.
Garden Election Held by Orget Me Not Garden Club
At a Wednesday meeting held at Mrs Webb’s home 1442 Madison Avenue officers for the state organization were named. Mrs Charles E served dessert and coffee after the proceedings with a Valentine theme.
Busy Bee Club Luncheon Discussed Council Meeting
Mrs. J. G. Howell hosted at 4002 to ao Aeuncusy Bee Garden Club. The luncheon featured remarks by Mrs. Cach aeeamean, with council members PeaS and arlow reporting on the last council meeting.
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J. G. Howell
Ao Ae
Sree Taney Aes HS. Wits
Ccach Aeeamean
Chiles Announce Birth of daughter Angelia Michelle
Mr and Mrs David M Chiles announce the February 7 birth of a daughter Angelia Michelle at Mount Carmel Hospital Columbus Ohio Mrs Chiles is the former Miss Sarah Riggs of High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David M. Chiles
Angelia Michelle
Mount Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Ohio
Chiles
Sarah Riggs
High Point
Chiles Addresses ABWA On Heart Health At YWCA Dinner
Dr. N Hampton Chiles spoke to the American Business Women's Assn at the YWCA about heart attack symptoms and prevention. He warned on high blood pressure overweight smoking and cholesterol and urged regular physician visits. A heart film was shown and ABWA leaflets were distributed. The meeting included music talks and planned district meeting in Savannah and events including the Hand of Friendship Tea and the George Washington Ball rescheduled for March 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Hampton Chiles
American Business Women’s Assn
YWCA
Chiles
American Heart Assn
Mary Clayton
Clayton
High Point Memorial Hospital
Maurice Peace
ABWA
Savannah
Sheraton Hotel
Ways and Means
Pat Venable
Bosses Night Banquet Plans By Furniture City Secretaries
Members of the Furniture City chapter of the National Secretarys Assn meet at Mrs. Carol Floyds home to plan their annual Bosses Night Banquet. Each member writes a boss recommendation letter for selection by a committee. The next dinner meeting will cast ballots for Employee of the Year and the Sheraton Hotel Ballroom venue is secured for the event. A fashion show will headline the luncheon. The February 15 meeting at Marguerites Restaurant will feature Sumter Bowens program on social se a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture City
National Secretaries Assn
Carol Floyd
Margaret Wright
Dessie Rush
Sheraton Hotel
Marguerite’s
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Adele Calvin
Alexandre Dumas
Noah
His Valentine
Busy Bee Club
S. Main Street
Aim
Shirt Service
Dr. Chiles
Sumter Bowen
Social Sea
Renault
Horace G. Ilbert
S. Main St
Inc
Ray's Watch Shop
N. Main ST
Bulova
Glira
GEM Shop
South Main
Ne Hairdo
W. Commerce
Guilford
Jack Southerland
Mnecoes
South Main St
Chesterfield
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