Professor Discusses Equal Rights In State Journal
Dr Frederick W Parkhurst of Guilford College argues in the North Carolina Review of Business and Economics that ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment may produce more harm than good. He weighs economic, social and legal consequences and urges continued use of the 14th Amendment's equal protection. He notes distinctions between the sexes can be justified and warns the ERA could spark a far-reaching shift in law and society.
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Greensboro
Frederick W. Parkhurst
Guilford College
North Carolina Review of Business and Economics
School of Business and Economics
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Parkhurst
Supreme Court
U.S
Shirley Fields Delivers Keynote at High Point Luncheon
Shirley Fields state administrative coordinator for the NC Commission on the Status of Women was the keynote speaker at the High Point Section NCJWC luncheon. Paula Jordan outlined local efforts in child care employment law leadership and social services and urged contacting the YWCA for information. Anne Pettigrew described Youth Cares four Guilford County homes and needs for furniture and clothing. Leah Ginsburg announced Mobile Meals for the Elderly and Disabled year end meeting March 31 at First Baptist Church with 12 15 p.m. lunch. reservations by March 2. Peggy Wainer presided.
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Shirley Fields
N.C. Commission On the Status of Women
High Point
National Council of Jewish Women
Ms. Fields
Commission
Paula Jordan
The
Status of Women
High Pont
YWCA
Anne Pettigrew
Youth Cares, Inc
Guilford County
First Baptist Church
N. Main Street
Peggy Wainer
Birth announcements from High Point Hospital prompt local notes
Mr and Mrs Jerry Readinger announce the birth of Charles Clay Readinger born Feb 18 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Debbie Moser of Mt Airy is the mother. Also listed are Kristy Dawn, Pamela Charles, Larry Lee Jr, Leroy, Michael Alan, and Jerry Duane births with parents in Thomasville Trinity Sophia Darlington and Dillon.
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Jerry Readinger
Greenstone
Charles Clay
High Point Memorial Hospital
Readinger
Debbie Moser
Mt. Airy
Pamel Charles
High Point Hospital
Daniel Wilson
Watmat
Larry Earlof
Larry Lee Jr
Clarence Small
Sophia
Leroy
Small
Teresa Sweat
Darlington, S. C
Michael Alan
John Mark Owens
Rt. 2
Trinity
Jerry Duane
Study Club Meet Planned
Members of the 20th Century Study Club will meet with Mrs. R Rt, Fountain of Westwood Ave, on Wednesday at 12 30 pm. The program will be presented by Mrs. Charles Risch.
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20Th Century Study Club
R. Rt
Fountain of
Westwood Ave
Charles. Risch
AT PAR Price Stability Amid Broad Market Instability
Across sectors investors note resilient pricing for Success while other fields suffer volatility. Analysts cite steady demand and limited supply as factors supporting a fixed valuation. The outlook remains cautious as macro pressures persist.
Eta Zeta plans mother and daughter banquet and future projects
Beta Sigma Phi Eta Zeta chapter discussed future projects and a Mother and Daughter Banquet in May for Mother's Day. A spring social Bush Party on Feb 24 and a Motel Meeting on March 11 at Linda McCarley's home were announced to acquaint prospective members. Members reviewed dues and planned committee leadership.
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Eta Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jequitabal
Cheryl Stephens
Jail Whittaker
At & Pam
Linda McCarley
Beta Sigma Phi
Saroja Mulkala
India
Kay Cougill
Ferndale
Debbie
Gether
Students Present Piano Selections At Recital
Marie Burnette hosted a piano recital at her Nathan Hunt Drive home on Saturday afternoon. Soloists included Darren Peace Lorie White Joel Dehart Gina Ingram Anne Bender David Johnson Bobby Johnson Cynthia Lohr Karen Rudd Christy Brewer Johnny Bender Deborah Brown Lee Cecil and Eric Johnson. Two piano duets featured David and Bobby Johnson plus Gina Ingram Cynthia Lohr and Deborah Brown with Burnette.
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Marie Burnette
Nathan Hunt Drive
Darren Peace
Lorie White
Joel Dehart
Gina Ingram
Anne Bender
David Johnson
Bobby Johnson
Cynthia Lohr
Karen Rudd
Christy Brewer
Johnny Bender
Deborah Brown
Lee Cecil
Eric Johnson
David and
Miss Burnette
George Gershwin
Trip To Washington Planned For March
Greensboro reports a March trip for junior high girls to Washington D C from March 26 to 28. The bus departs the YWCA March 26 at 7 p.m. and returns around midnight March 28, visiting major sights such as the White House Smithsonian Wax Museum and Arlington Cemetery. A beginner guitar class at Greensboro YWCA runs March 4 to April 22, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., open to teens and adults with registration open.
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Greensboro
D. C
YWCA
White House
Smithsonian Institute
Wax Museum
Arlington Cemetery
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Paris
Christian Dior
Pierre Balmain
Amore
Charles Readinger
Christy Rogers
Larry Earl JR
Michael Collins
Jimmy Collins
Rt. 1
Thomasville
Jerry Owens
Ashe
Janet Godwin
Bettye Vermillion
Ms. Vermillion
Ms. Cougill
Debbie Becker
Gail Whnttaker
Me TS
Darrell Peace
Betsy Ross
Pat Chandler
Washington
North Main ST
Guilford Optical CO
Main St
Jack Southerland
Aubrey Bowman
Hoyt Wilson Garland Pugh
Sample Shoe Store
N. Main ST
COTA
Thera
Eastgets-Speice
Stan
Jean
Eastgate
English RD
Anderson Orlg
Fairfield Plaza
Varsity Drive
Baldwin
Morrow Piano & Organ CO
W. Market St
N.C
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