Rebekah Lodge Honors Mrs. McIntyre and Install Officers
At the IOOF home the Rebekah Lodge honored retiring Mrs. Minnie McIntyre with a gift and a past noble grand spin. Greensboro district deputy president Mrs. Elizabeth Fields and a 13 member staff installed new officers including Mrs. France Chanel vice grand and Mrs. Mary White recording secretary. The fifth district meeting will be hosted by the local lodge on March 29 with an afternoon session, supper, and evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McIntyre
IOOF
Elizabeth Fields
Greensboro
Freedie
France Chanel
Mary White
Margaret Hayworth
Stella Brown
Elizabeth Beaver
Ella Ree Kent
Conductor
Garden Club and Civic Meetings Planned Across City
A dense schedule lists multiple clubs meeting at various venues including the Sheraton Hotel, Route 1 homes, and private residences. Activities cover garden clubs, study clubs, nurses groups, and a Legion Auxiliary unit with times from 6:30 p.m. to 11 a.m. Thursday offerings include meals, fetes, and a master point bridge game.
Ruth Millett on widows rebuilding social life after loss
The columnist advises widows to overcome isolation after their social circle shrinks. She urges staying cheerful, seeking paid or volunteer work to meet new people, and not blaming old friends. Also suggests enriching meals with frozen vegetables and add-ins like almonds and cheese.
American Women Face Second Flapper Age In 1958 Fashion
New York designer previews for spring 1958 mark a return to 1920s silhouettes with a modern fit. Fabrics stay luxurious with chiffon-weight wools and textured silks, navy and neutrals lead, while jackets range from short to boxy with emphasis on neckline and hemline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jo Copeland
Dorothy Roe
Mrs Brown Hosts Bets Sigma Upsilon Sorority Meet
Mrs Brown will entertain members of M Chapter of Bets Sigma Pu Senccin On at her home 1010 Tabor. The meeting is scheduled for 8 o clock in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jack Burris
Beta Sigma Phi
William P. Brown
Tabor St
Gay Blade Garden
C. E. Sheloff
Parkway
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Grow
L. C. Hill
Chandler St
Apt. A
Primrose Garden Club
R. L. Deal Jr
Wellington
Magic Key Garden Club
Curtis Smithdeal
West Lexington
H. I. Cof
Lindsay
William P.a
M Chapter
Bets Sigma Pu Senccin
Tabor
Child Spends Night In Icebox in El Centro
In El Centro California 3 year old Mary Ellen Jackson hid in an icebox after an elderly man gave her a ride in his car Police searched the area for hours with 500 men before the girl was found by her father early Sunday The box stored in the family yard held air vents and the child was not in danger of suffocating a doctor said she had not been mistreated Neighbors reported two men loitering nearby during the episode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Centro
Calif
Mary Ellen Jackson
Sam Jackson
Jackson
Mary E
Y W C A Calendar of Youth Programs and Meetings
YMCA schedule lists Y Teens activities for 7th through 12th grades on Monday and Tuesday plus gym and swimming classes. Several clubs meet daily including Double M Club Adams B and P Club and Robins Club with bingo. Board meetings and luncheons are planned for various noon and evening times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Twin Birth Announcements From High Point Families
Mr and Mrs J W Hinson announce the birth of a son Edward Lee on January 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Hinson is the former Nancy Turnage of High Point. Mr and Mrs L D Bazel announce the birth of a son Leonard Devon on January 3 at the local hospital. Mrs Bazel is the former Doris Simmons of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hinson
Crestwood Dr
Edward Lee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hinson
Nancy Turnage
High Point
Leonard Devon Bazel
L. D. Bazel
Church St
Leonard Devon
Sorority Plans Meeting With Mrs. Culler Tonight
Xi Psi Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet with Mrs. Roy B. Culler Jr. at 418 Edgedale Dr. at 7 45 tonight. Members will hold a business session before playing bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Psi
Beta Sigma Phi
Roy B. Culler Jr
Edgedale Dr
Nature Study Club to Meet Thursday at Mrs Brown’s Home
The Nature Study Garden Club will gather with Mrs. W C Brown Jr at 535 E Farriss Ave Thursday at 10 am Mrs Leon Rivers will speak on Birds of the Bible with Mrs Raymond Hayworth as associate hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Nature Study Garden Club
W. C. Brown Jr
Post 1960 VFW Auxiliary Plans Evening Supper and Bingo
The Ladies Auxiliary and members of Post 1960 Veterans of Foreign Wars will host a covered dish supper at the post home on Burton Street tomorrow at 6 30 pm. All members and families are invited. After supper bingo will provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Burton Street
Philathea Class Meeting at Lebanon Methodist Tonight
The Philathea Class of Lebanon Methodist Church meets at 7 30 tonight at the home of Mrs J N Hutchins 209 East Lexington with associate hostesses Mrs W D Setliff and Mrs R K Hoke assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Lebanon Methodist Church
J. N. Hutchins
E. Lexington Ave
W. D. Setliff
R. K. Hoke
Till 'N' Toil Club To Meet Thursday
Garden club meeting announced for Thursday with plans and notices for members. Attendance and event details not fully specified in fragment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Rebekah Lodge
McIntyre
Mrs
Bessie
Business and Professional Women’s Cub
Sybil Peace
June St
Thomasville
Twentieth Century Study Club
Bruce Conrad
Rolling Rd
Union Hill
Dogwood Garden Club
William Hager
Wendover Dr
Hospital Guild
Boulevard
District Nine
Furniture City
Mildred Anthony
Willenbar Terrace
ITI
League of Women Voters
Neal Austin
Willenbar
American Legion Auxiliary
Ross Davis
Ferndale Drive
Ruth Millett
Mrs. Brown
Edward Lee Hinson
Sorority
Mrs. Culler
Jean Carter
Atlanta
Belfield Carter
Memphis
Tenn
Nature Study Club
Till ‘N’ Toil Garden Club
Merit Shoes
Main ST
East Commerce Street
Winston-Salem
North Cherry St
Park
North Elm St
Gr. Fl
Broadway
Asheville
Concord
Charlotte
Durham
Gastonia
RALEIGH + SALISBURY
Wilmington
Ann Page
Heshey Chocolate
A&p
Jane Parker
N Page
A&P’s
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