Sophomore Sweetheart Ball Honors Held at Woman's College
Womans College hosts the Sophomore Class dance in Elliott Hall with Jim Crisp Orchestra from Chapel Hill providing music. The formal featured Harriet Conrad of Waynesboro as dance chair with Knox Crutchfield, Sayde Dunn, Ann Fitzhugh, and escorts, along with Chancellor and Mrs Graham and many faculty guests in attendance.
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Elliott Hall
Jim Crisp
Chapel Hill
Michael Casey
Woman's Loge
Harriet Conrad
Waynesboro
Knox Crutchfield
Sayde Dunn
Bladenboro
Frank Butler
Roseboro
Ann Fitzhugh
Washington, D. C
Leland Whitelock
Bethesda
Edward K. Graham
John C. Lockhart
Katherine Taylor
Mereb Mossman
Lawrence L. Graves
Malcom K. Hooke
Virgil E. Lindsey
Bernice Draper
Elvira Prondecki
Jaylee Montague
State Press Women's Institute Spring Meeting Preview
The State Press Women's Institute holds its Spring Meeting March 12 to 13 with registration from 1 to 3 p m in the Carolina range. Dorothy Roe of the Associated Press will lead a workshop on Improv ing Women's Pages and an informal talk on Russia features Mrs McElvaine who toured Russia with a newspaper group. A banquet followed by a social hour aims to introduce members to the two featured guests and officers will lead Sunday sessions.
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Carolina
Carroll Is Hall
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
Pennsyvania Press Women's Association
McElvaine
Russia
Three Women Mark 30 Years in UNC Extension Correspondence
Three UNC Extension Bureau staff members—Miss Mary Cobb Miss Lillian Burch and Miss Margaret Little—celebrate thirty years of service in the correspondence division. Their careers span from 1920 to the present with roles in instruction library and order department, while Grumman praises their contributions to extending education to hundreds of thousands.
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Bureau of Correspondence
University of North Carolina Extension Division
Iss Margaret Little
Lilen Burch
Mary Cobb
UNC
Chapel Hill
Russell M. Grumman
Bureau of Correspon
Lillian Burch
Margaret Litte
Grumman
Nellie
Roberson
Miss Cobb
Bureau of Corresponde Instruction
Missee
Extension
Chapel
Ion
Swain
Tee Phillips
Ames
Jr Woman's Club Board Meeting Scheduled
The Junior Woman's Club will hold a regular session at 9:30 am with routine business on the agenda.
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Jr. Woman's Club Board
Mrs Daniels To Entertain Club Meeting
The African Violet Society will meet Monday evening at 7 p.m. at the home of Mrs Clyde Daniels 814 Montlieu Ave. Mrs Daniels will entertain the club with arrangements and plant talk.
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Mrs. Daniels
The
African Violet Society
Clyde Daniels
Montlieu Ave
Miss Thayer Honored At Bridal Shower In High Point
Miss Isobel Thayer was honored Friday at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Arnold Culler on Carolina Ave. Guests included Mrs. C. G. Thayer and the groom’s mother. Lingerie gifts and a corsage opened the evening with novelty games and prints won by the mother of the bride elect and Mrs. Wilma Thayer. The setting featured yellow and orchid arrangements and themed decor. Miss Thayer will wed James O Morphis Jr. of Greensboro at First Presbyterian Church in High Point on November 11.
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Isobel Thayer
Arnold Culler
Carolina Ave
Clement
Yolaw
Hair protection advised in extreme heat and cold
The article warns that extreme temperatures harm hair and urges people to cover their hair when outdoors during hot or cold weather. It emphasizes practical protection measures for daily exposure to harsh conditions.
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Greensboro
Woman's Col
N. Main
State Press Women’s Institute
Spring Meeting
ST. Baby
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S. MA
By Caroline Caldwell
American Asseistion
University Women Colonial Dames of America
Macna Charter Dames
American Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of the American Revolution
University Women's Club
N. C. Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
Europe
Bermuda
Nasor Canadian Rockies
United States
Paris
Italy
London
Lilian Burch
Miss Cobbs
Miss Bruch
North Carolina
Miss Burch
Diad
N. Main ST
Miss Thayer
Mrs. Culler
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Mt Colors
North Wrenn
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