Southern Furniture Club hosts New Year hunt breakfast
Five hundred SFC members and guests gathered at the Top of the Mart to celebrate the New Year. Jack Rochelle and Mrs Rochelle led the receiving line with officers and directors as guests entered the Crown Room decorated in green and white with bowl game motifs. A hunt style buffet featured eggs benedict and country ham while two football uniform clad mannequins highlighted the tables. Music by Cut Glass accompanied dancing as attendees, including Mr and Mrs William Blanton and Mr and Mrs James Millis, greeted one another during the event.
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Southern Furniture Club
Mart
Jack Rochelle
SFC
Rochelle
Crown Room
Chet Walterschatz
Cut
Miss Corn Feted At Bridal Shower
Cathy Corn bride elect of Gregg Edwards was honored at a gadget kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Edward Knox and Mrs. Dwight Story at Knoxs Westminister home. Guests brought kitchen gifts and a recipe. rooms featured holiday decor and yellow white carnations. Special guests included Mrs. Donald Levina and Mrs. Forrest Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Corn
Gregg Edwards
Edward Knox
Dwight Story
Westminister
Knox
Donald Levina
Forrest Edwards
Teen Buying Survey Reveals Teen Shoppers Expertise
A Raleigh report on page 6A shows teenagers wield strong buying influence. The survey highlights teens as capable shoppers shaping consumer trends in today’s market.
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Raleigh
Social Calendar Highlights Community Meetings and Observances
The week offers a slate of club gatherings from 8 p.m. Women of the Moose discussing child care at the Moose Lodge on N Main St to 7 p.m. Pat Lewis addressing the Quadrangle Civitan Club at Top of the Mart. Other events include Pilot Club at Cavalier Steak House with an official board meeting beforehand, 10 a.m. Homemakers with Mrs. Wright on Langdale Court, and Nature Study Garden Club with Mrs. Davis on Forrest Ave. A survey by Cindy Howell of Johnston County teens notes cautious buying habits, store reliability checks, and fiber label awareness. The High Point Garden Clubs group meets Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Astor District director’s fellowship hall. midnight watch night service concludes observances with participants McCuiston, Kallam, Hall, Connie McCuiston, Rev. Barry Osborne, and Ann Wheeless.
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Pat Lewis
Quadrangle Civitan Club
Pilot Club of
High Point
Cindy Howell
Johnston County
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Fellowship Hall of
Astor Trict
Nightgowns at the Philippines state dinner
Barbara Walters recalls the urge to wear a red bathrobe to a Philippine state dinner when a long dress was missing. She jokes about acquaintances wearing nightgowns to events and recounts shopping for gowns and robes while imagining how Walters would have styled a gown for the president’s inaugural ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Bombeck
Barbara Walters
Philippines
Barbara
Recycled Elastic Used for Comfort in Dresses
Mrs. Elna Read of Chadbourne recycles elastic from old contour sheets to add to dress sleeves for her grandchildren. She notes used elastic fits looser and is more comfortable, reflecting her Waste Not philosophy highlighted by home economics extension agent Elaine Blake.
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Elaine Blake
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William Blanton
Blanton
James Millis
Top-of-the- Mart
Walter Achatz
Cri
Miss Corn
R. L. Brinson Jr
Rob Brinson
Martin Keaton
Gary
Junior League of
The
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
Rob
Drexel
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Levina
Mrs. Edwards
Spain
Madrid
WNS
Maria Benito
Carmelo Caneiro
Caneiro
Maria
High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Women's Editor
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
N. Main Street
D. B. Wright
Langdale Ct
Nature Study Garden Club
Ross Davis
Forrest Ave
Margaret McCuiston
Jim Kallam
Emily Hall
Connie McCuiston
Barry Osborne
Ann Wheeless
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Wit’s End
Columbus County
Windsor Designs, Ltd
Main ST
Grace Flower Shop
Levuhe [Kitchens. Inc
Corning Collection
W. Main
S. Main
Atad Ratail
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