Oak View Minister Speaks on Alcohol Free Life
The Rev. F. A. Howard of Oak View Methodist Church spoke to the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at Mrs. J. E. Rawlinson’s home on Ferndale Dr. on alcohol abstinence as a healthy life choice. He cited National Safety Council figures and Bible references to urge total abstinence and warned of alcohol’s harms and shorter life expectancy for drinkers.
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F. A. Howard
Oak View Methodist Church
Women's Christian Temperance Union
J. E. Rawlinson
Ferndale Dr
J. L. Payne
R. A. Craven
Howard
National Safety Council
R. H. Garland
Isaid
Dr Dickson Speaks on Communism at BPW Dinner
Dr James C Dickson of High Point College addressed the Business and Professional Women at the Sheraton Hotel dinner. His talk titled The Communistic Attitude Toward International Relations argued communism as secular religion and outlined four aims. Thirty three members attended under Mrs Alda Berry and Mrs E E Hussey.
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James C. Dickson
High Point College
Sheraton Hotel
Dickson
Jota Sigma WCTU Hears Talk By Mrs Scott
Mrs John Surratt entertained and disturb the plane personnel at 1505 Carolina Ave with a Jota Sigma WCTU meeting. Mrs C V Scott spoke on Really Live and a survey found 68 percent of men and 72 percent of women drink socially on planes. The talk noted seven bills in Congress and two in the Senate to eliminate serving liquor on air planes. The hostess served refreshments after the meeting.
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John Surratt
Jota Sigma Wom-j
Poren
Christian Temperance
Carolina Ave
Ing
P. R. Dixon
C. ¥. Scott
Scott
Senate
F. L. McFarland
House of Prayer
Plans For Conservation Program By Garden Club Council
Mrs. Worth Ivey, president, announced a conservation program to be presented on January 26 in the audio visual room of the library. The High Point Council of garden clubs will meet at 10 a.m. with members invited, and starting February 1 the library center will be open on Tuesdays. The speaker for the program will be Mrs. Lynette Barber, and each garden club is to name one member to serve on the Garden Council for 1960.
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Worth Ivey
State Department of Consider
High Point
High of
Yestern Point Garden Clubs
Ivey
Garden Club
Garden Council
Lynette Barber
Birthday Celebration Planned By Pilot Club
Birthday celebration plans were discussed by members of the Pilot Club last evening at their shop. The event is set for February 16 with Mrs. R. R. Blackburn as chair. Committee members include Mrs. Charles E. Hodgin, Mrs. James R. Fox, Mrs. Melva T. Price, Mrs. Lula Raper, and Newell G. Black, club service chairman, who noted the club will sponsor a second benefit performance of the Hi! group at the Sheraton Hotels in early spring.
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Barber
America
Sheraton Hotels
R. R
Blackburn
Charles E. Hodgin
James R. Fox
Melva T. Price
Lula Raper
Newell G. Black
Mission and District Meetings at Oak Hill and St Edward's
The Woman's Missionary Society of Oak Hill Friends Church meets Thursday at 7 30 pm with Mrs Pauline Hutchens at 310 Albertson Rd Miss Maxine Cagle to be hostess A district governor Mrs Mabel Hess urges attendance at the District Convention in New Bern April 22 24 International director Mrs Almetta C Brooks leaves Friday for Chicago for Pilot International mid year meeting Plans include scholarship grants such as the Ruby Newhall Scholarship fund and an international study abroad program Shelley C York presiding in president's absence
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Olivia Wadsley
Melva T. Price
James R. Fox
Mabel Hess
Charlotte
New Bern
Almetta C. Brooks
Chicago
Ill
Pilot International
Ruby Newhall
Garden Club Meetings and Bridge Event List
Thursday morning gatherings include Nature Study Club at Mrs. Dale Montgomery’s home 901 W Ray St and a joint meeting of High Point Camel lia Club Magic Key Green Thumb and Wayside Garden Clubs at Emerywood Country Club. Evening events feature Forestdale Garden Club at Knollwood Drive, Till ’n’ Tail Garden Dell Risdon Dogwood Dr, and Suburban Garden Mildred Anthony on Willenbar Terrace. Friday includes Sunset Garden Club with Mrs. Howard Younts Route 5 and a Duplicate bridge game at Parkway Club 200 Parkway.
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Nature Study Club
Dale Montgomery
W. Ray St
High Point Camellia Club
Magic Key
Green Thumb
Wayside Garden Clubs
Emerywood Country Club
Forestdale Garden Club
M. M
Knollwood Drive
Till 'N’ Tail Garden Club
Dell Risdon
Dogwood Dr
Suburban Garden Club
Mildred Anthony
Willenbar Terrace
Sunset Garden Club
Howard Younts
Parkway Club
200 Parkway
VEW Auxiliary Plans Meeting at Post Home
The Ladies' Auxiliary to VEW Post 1 960 will meet tomorrow night at the Post home on W. Burton Street at 7 30 p.m. The gathering aims to discuss routine post activities and upcoming events.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
VEW
Post
W. Burton Street
New Officers Installed At Exchange the Dinner
Exchangette Club of High Point installed new officers at a 6:30 p.m. dinner in the Sheraton Hotel. Outgoing president Mrs. George Killebrew announced officers: president Mrs. Clarence Vincannon, vice president Mrs. Joe McCloy, secretary Mrs. R. L. Hanbarker Jr., treasurer Mrs. Lester Morgan. Board of controls members are Mrs. Harold C. Davis, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Lloyd White. Outgoing treasurer Mrs. John Coleman and outgoing secretary Mrs. Charles Smith filed yearly reports. New president led a brief business session with 27 members and one visitor, Mrs. Ed Staley. Door prize won by Mrs. Vernon Taylor.
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Joe McCloy
Lloyd White
Board of Control
Clarence Vincannon
Harold Davis
Lester Morgan
Charles Smith
R. L. Honbarrier Jr
Exchangette Club
High Point
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
George Killebrew
R. L. Hanbarker Jr
Boards of Control
Harold C. Davis
John Coleman
Ed Staley
Vernon Taylor
YWCA Calendar and Club Meetings Schedule
The calendar lists Wednesday activities for 8th and 9th grade teens at 4:00 and 11th grade at 8:00, along with Furniture City Duplicate Bridge at 12:15, Modernette Club at 4:00, Y-Teens for 6th and 10th at 4:00, and Robins Club at 6:00 and Agenda Club at 6:30. Saturday includes 9:15 Children’s Bible Story via radio WMFR.
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Furniture City
WMFR
Tea In Thomasville Honors Bride Elect And Two Brides
A formal tea and open house at Mr. and Mrs. James M. Badgett home on West Guilford Street honored Miss Sylvia Beck bride elect and brides Mrs. Jerry Black of Burlington and Mrs. Douglas Knotts of Durham. About 275 guests attended the Saturday event with hosts and guests appearing in half day motif and arrangements featuring red poinsettias carnations and aqua baut.
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Thomasville
James M. Badgett
West Guilford Street
Badgett
I. F. Horton
Sylvia Beck
Jerry Black
Burlington
Douglas Knotts
Durham
Horton
N Badgett
Bruce
L. Pollock
Badgetts
Harris
Clifton Black
Homer|Horton
Coun‘Beck
J. G. Thomason
Thomas Burwell
S. L. Pollock
R. M. Cooksey
Robert Isettias
Bowles
Bubbles
J. C. Branson
Sandy Beck
Jane Horton
Harry B. Finch
Gayle Sutton
Tamsey Green
Sally Eanes
Gennie Wright
Paul Bowles
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C.V. Scott
Garden Club Council
Pilot Club
Saint Edward's Guild
Saint Edward's Guild of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
Ick
Edward R. Murrow
la Marick
Ywca Calendar
William Hazlitt
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Ted Plus
Helene Curtis
Roux
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Cora Hazzard
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