Queens College Director Addresses Beta Omicron on Women’s Roles
Miss Gordon Freeman, director of continuing education at Queens College, Charlotte, spoke to Beta Omicron of Delta Kappa Gamma Society at Shadybrook School. She urged educators to focus on learning processes amid rapid change and discussed women’s life styles and career alternatives. The session welcomed new members Louise Bedrod Dolores Joseph and Phyllis Wells, with Margaret Wilson named World Fellowship Fund chair. Hostesses were Emily Sullivan Myra Weatherly Eleanor Young Zalia Fowler and Miss Wilson.
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Gordon Freeman
Queens College
Charlotte
Beta Omicron
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Shadybrook School
Miss Freeman
Flo Durway
Louise M. Bedrod
Dolores J. Joseph
Phyllis Wells
Bette Welch
Margaret Wilson
Society
World Fellowship Fund
Emily Sullivan
Myra Weatherly
Eleanor Young
Zalia Fowler
Miss Wilson
Founders Day Plans Set by Phi Alpha Rho Sorority
Phi Alpha Rho chapter members met at Linda Sears home to plan a Founders Day banquet set for April 30 at Howard Johnsons. The group will provide name tags, discuss officer votes at the next meeting, and review ways members spend time and pursue education while balancing homemaker roles. Debbie Carpenter reported raffle profits for a service project. Next meeting is March 3 at Ms. Carpenters home.
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Phi Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Linda Sears
Howard Johnson
Debbie Carpenter
Cook
David DeHart
Ms. Carpenter
Environmental Center Explained To Group
William Faver described the Environmental and Research Center on Penny Road to Double M Club members at the YWCA luncheon on Gatewood Avenue. Sponsored by the High Point Parks and Recreation Dept., the center aims to educate locals about native birds and plants and to serve as an outdoor laboratory for youth and a resource for residents’ environmental awareness through slides of local flora and fauna.
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William Faver
Penny Road
Double M Club
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
Faver
Allen Watts
Harvey Weaver
Pledges Entertained At Event In Thomasville
Twelve Zeta Tau Alpha pledges from High Point College attended an open house Sunday evening from 6 to 8 at the home of Mrs. Harvey M. Black Jr. in Fair Grove Forest. Fifteen sorority sisters hosted. guests were greeted by Kathy Black, Cindy Maley, Joy Williams, and Nina Cameron. Blue and white decorations filled the area and each honoree received a carnation. pledge trainer Lee Jackson was given a calculator.
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Thomasville
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
High Point College
Harvey M. Black Jr
Fair Grove Forest
Kathy Black
Cindy Maley
Joy Williams
Eagle Springs
Nina Cameron
Lee Jackson
Lutheran Church Women Elect New Officers
Lutheran Church Women of St. Michael’s Lutheran Church elected new officers at a joint morning and evening circles meeting. Officers include Mrs. William Grooms as president and Mrs. Rodger Brooks as president-elect, with others serving as secretary treasurer publicity and promo tion and social concerns chairs. The group outlined plans for the year including a Lenten breakfast March 26, a May mother-daughter banquet, and a June father-son day, plus sponsor work for a needy family and local homes.
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St. Michael's Lutheran Church
William Grooms
Rodger Brooks
Bernie Pope
Alan Hart
John Carroll
Brooks
Tim Sims
Norman Smith
Jack Ridge
Clarence Boyan
Bill Baker
Bob Herman
Rus McCarter
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High Point Enterprise
Kathy Cook
Andy Smith
David Macaluso
Moscow
Paradise
Kittens
Vaolues
Roblee
Parrot
WWE
Main ST
High Point
Nettie Rosenstein
Tt Price Sale Noy
Washingtons
Todd
Sport Shop
Olga
Shoe Salon
Famous Brand Shoes
George Washington
Environmental Center
Lutheran Church
Social Concerns
LCW
Nat Greene Boys’ Home
Lamb’s Nursing Home
Grace Flower Shop
Orth Wrenn
Ks de Olle
CoElCe
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