Women Have Not Come Very Far Says Official
In Chapel Hill on Tuesday, Carol Kummerfeld of the U S Commission on Civil Rights urged that progress for women and minorities in higher education remains minimal over three years, blaming systemic discrimination and the reliance on informal recruiting. She advocated affirmative action plans and integration of women’s and ethnic history into standard curricula to remove employment barriers and counter stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Tindall
Chapel Hill
Virginia Slims
Carol Kummerfeld
Women's Rights Program Unit
U.S. Commission On Civil Rights
Fulbright on Oriental Rugs at High Point Museum
Mrs. James C. Fulbright gave a program for the Museum Guild on oriental rugs tracing the craft from Afghanistan to China. Slides displayed reproduction and authentic rugs, with notes on knots and nomadic colors, plus book recommendations for buyers. The meeting also recognized outgoing president Mrs. Irvin Fox and planned the May 2 Spring House and Garden Tour.
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James C. Fulbright
Museum Guild
High Point Museum
Fulbright
Formenton
Jacobsen
John Lindsay III
Irvin Fox
Guild
High Point Garden Club Council
Harald C. Pitzer
Wyatt Wood
Rally Day Plans Move Ahead In Women of the Moose
The Women of the Moose voted on a candidate for enrollment at the Moose Home on N Main Street Monday evening. Officers and chairmen will meet at 2 p m Sunday for a practice for Chapter Rally Day on March 10. The next meeting is scheduled for March 4.
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Women of the Moose
Moose
N. Main Street
District Officer Is Speaker District Officer Is Speaker
Mrs Louise Gery leadership coordinator for Pilot Club District 6 was guest speaker at the Pilot Club of High Point meeting in the Sheraton Hotel She urged Pilots to combine knowledge experience good habits happiness and loyalty She urged living today as if it were the last A Savings bond for 25 was given to Ledford High School senior Dennis Musselwhite for second in the Ability Counts essay contest Sponsored by the Mayor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped Special guests included Anchor Clubs Pilot Club Archdale Trinity and prospective Thomasville Club The March meeting is set for March 5 in the Hedgecock Room at the Sheraton
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Louise Gery
Pilot Club
Pilot Club of
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Gery
University of North Carolina At
Dennis Musselwhite
Ledford High School
Anchor Clubs
Archdale Trinity
Thomasville Club
Hedgecock
Sheraton
Southern Living Show Opens in Charlotte Gardens and Structures
The 14th Southern Living Show at Charlotte's Merchandise Mart features 18 gardens with 4000 square feet of sod and 1000 pots of tulips and hyacinths plus sawdust for garden beds. Sponsored by Southern Living and produced by Southeastern Shows Inc, the event aims for 90000 visitors and runs until March 3. Live plant materials stay fresh with replacements as needed and designs include gazebos arbors retainer walls and greenhouses. A breakfast area exhibit will showcase two treehouses a lean-to and a window unit with a large deck and seating amid huge potted plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Merchandise Mart
Southern Living Magazine
Southeastern Shows, Inc
Robert E. Zimmerman
Bazaar Plans Made By Archdale Trinity Woman's Club
The Archdale Trinity Woman's Club met Tuesday at Janet Frye's home and voted for a booth to sell crafts and baked goods. Members prepared crafts and dried flowers for pictures. The next meeting, March 12 at Jeretta Zachery's home, will feature a covered dish meal.
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Woman’s Club
Archdale Trinity Woman’s Club
Janet Frye
Jeretta Zachery
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High Point Enterprise
Mrs. Fulbright
Y. Uffman
Pashtord Wallcoverings CO
N. Mela Street
Williams
English RD
The
Altrusa Club of
High Point, North Carolina
Chamber OF Commerce
P. O
N.C
Vacuum Center
W.broadst
East Linden Avenue
Albertson Auction CO
Southgate
Washington’s
Queen Anne Ghairs
Vaughan-Bassett
William Alan
Chippendale
Modern Pictures
Maple Hutch
Crestline
PEGAN
Bossehy
Boston Rockers
Hickory Hill
Direct
Furniture
East Commerce Street
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