State President Kathryn Shipman Addresses Thomasville BPW Club
Mrs Kathryn Shipman state president of the North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs spoke at a Thomasville BPW banquet. She outlined how clubs submit recommendations to the national board and stressed education as the bulwark of legislation and the role of the national and state organizations.
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Thomasville
Kathryn Shipman
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
High Point Club
Thomasville Business and Professional Women’s Club
Woman's Club
E. M. Shipman
National Board
Club Notes on Elections and Upcoming State Convention
Mrs. Shipman spoke to an attentive audience while Mrs. Crowell presided in the president’s absence. The June state convention will be at the Robert E. Lee in Winston-Salem with Thomasville and Lexington clubs handling Sunday breakfast duties. New member Miss Madeline Meredith joined. Miss Madeline Hoover visited from the High Point Enterprise staff.
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Shipman
Millie J. Crowell
Vera Green Phillips
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Thomasville
Lexington Club
Madeline Meredith
Madeline Hoover
High Point Enterprise
Phillips
Marie Jones
Thomasville Chamber of Commerce Board
Mary Green Matthews
Vocal recital marks Guilford Auxiliary luncheon meeting
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary members met at Starmount Forest Country Club Greensboro for a luncheon where Mrs Willard Cardwell presented three groups of vocal selections joined by Miss Sarah Ingram. About fifty women attended with plans for a Sanatorium project and the Doctors Day supper set for March 30 at Guilford Dairy.
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Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
High Point
Starmount Forest Country Club
Greensboro
Willard Cardwell
Guilford Dairy
Mesdames H. L. Brockmann
Kenneth M. Cheek
C. Hal Ingram
W. Jack Hunt
W. Craig Parks
A. B. Croom
Karl Shepard
William H. Flythe
C. L. Gray
N. H. Chiles
M. L. Aderholt
John H. Mace
Cordele
David Hutchens Baby Shower Highlighted By Bridge Party
Mrs S C Johnson hosted a bridge evening on Otteray Drive for 11 weeks old David Scott Hutchens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hutchens. Top score went to Mrs Fred Neese who received a costume bracelet. runner up Mrs Hutchens won rhinestone earrings. other prizes included an embroidered handkerchief and novelty lipstick.
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David Scott Hutchens
Robert L. Hutchens
S. C. Johnson
Otteray Drive
Bridge
Fred Neese
Robert Call
Jack Rochelle
Hutchens
David Scott
Mrs Hutchens
Mesdames J H. Millis
Henry Baker
Bob Call
R. O. Becker
Jack Jackson
Arthur Wetherell
B. L. Tysinger
James Lipscombe
Bill Gorman
Robert O. Haas
R. L. Brinson
Jean Herdin
Wayside Garden Club Hosts Mrs Mattocks on House Plants
Mrs C B Mattocks led a Wayside Garden club morning at her Asheboro road home with hostesses Mrs C C Haworth and Mrs Milton Hadley. She spoke on care for house plants including planting feeding watering and growth with sunporch displays. Seventeen members and two guests attended.
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Wayside Garden Club
C. B. Mattocks
Asheboro Road
C. C. Haworth
Milton Hadley
Bridal honor shower for Miss Hardin at Forest Hill home
Mrs. Fred H. Hallenbeck and Mrs. J. W. Woollen hosted a coffee for Miss Betsy Hardin, bride elect, at Forest Hill drive. About twenty five young friends attended as gifts of china in the wedding pattern were presented, with jonquils and Dutch iris on the lace table. Miss Hardin to be honored again at a luncheon tomorrow at Emerywood country club hosted by Mrs. Lawrence C. Matton.
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Betsy Hardin
Fred H. Hallenbeck
J. W. Woollen
Miss Hardin
Birmingham
Ala
Bridge Party Honors Miss Carolyn Grant Bride Elect
Miss Carolyn Grant receives a bridge party in Gibson's Gold Room honoring her upcoming marriage to Ray DeLapp. Hostesses include Mrs. Allen Smith Mrs. Donald Upton and Miss Betty Lou Meadows. Guests enjoy bridges prizes go to Mrs. O B Levina and Miss Peggy Sykes. An all white camellia table centerpiece and a lamp gift accompany dessert service.
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O. B. Levina
Peggy Sykes
G. E. Meadows
W. T
Jackie Hawks
Ray Watson
Aaron Rice
Betty Darby
Charlotte Zimmerman
Pat Murphey
Juanita Yarborough
Mesdames Grant
de Lapp
Mothers Prayer Band Meets at Mrs Goins Home
The Mothers' Prayer Band will gather Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs T E Goins home 1502 King Street with Mrs J Q Cheves serving as leader as usual
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Mothers’ Prayer Band
Twothirty
T. E. Goins
King Street
J. Q. Cheves
Miss Faye Arledge Heads Triple L Club
The Triple L club held its monthly meeting Monday evening with installation of officers. Miss Faye Arledge was installed to lead the new slate, with Hester Morgan as vice president, Doris Rich secretary, Harold Ritch treasurer, Isabelle Sivder program chairman, Mack Brock assistant secretary treasurer, and Rochelle McArthur and Bill Cheves as social chairs. Dinner followed a candlelight service and a business session planned new member admissions.
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Triple L Club
Faye Arledge
Hester Morgan
Doris Rich
Harold Ritch
Isabelle Sivder
Mack Brock
Rochelle McArthur
Bill Cheves
Deadline for Woman's Page News in Time
Editor notes the woman's page deadline is 10 A M with society news due by 9 45 A M to allow preparation before publication. Readers urged to submit on time not delayed. A trolley coach capacity comparison follows stating one coach can carry as many as 26 cars.
YWCA Weekly Events Include Teen and Club Activities
The YWCA schedules Wednesday 4:00 Pickett Y Teens at Pickett Library and Thursday 3:00 Y Wives coffee hour. Activities include 4:15 Y-Teens class for 10th to 12th grades, 7:30 Canasta, 8:00 Jolly Y Personality Study, and an 8:00 Industrial Inter-Club Council meeting with Mary Bethune branch. Friday features 8:00 Community Club at 501 Player Drive. Sunday 4:00 Adams Club tea for High Point girls employed by Pilot Life Insurance.
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Mary Bethune
Adams Club
High Point
Pilot Life Insurance Company
Victory Ointment brings quick relief for athlete’s foot
The advertisement promotes Victory Ointment as a safe, alcohol free, and acid free remedy for athlete’s foot itching. It claims fast results for both soldiers and civilians and lists sales at Eckerd's Ring Harris Jeff's Anderson Mann's and Galloway's drug stores in High Post and local towns.
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Eckerd’s
Ring Harris
Jeff's
Anderson
Mann’s
Galloway's
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