Charlotte Amos a High Point society matriarch and activist
The article profiles Charlotte Amos of High Point and her husband Bob Amos and their four children. It details her deep community involvement at Wesley Memorial Church, PTA, Woman's Society of Christian Service, Junior League, Family Service Bureau, Canterbury Book Club, and Hospital Guild. It notes her leadership roles, musical interests, travel, hospitality, and generous contributions to the community, including hospital improvements and the social fabric of High Point.
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Bob
Mr. Amos
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Chestnut Ave
PTA
WSCS
Union of Methodist Churches
Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Societies
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Greensboro
Family Service Bureau
Canterbury Book Club
W. B. Hall
Southern Furniture Exposition
Guild
Mrs. Amos
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Bob Amos
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