Double M Officers Named Plan Club at the YWCA
The 2001 Double M Club at the YWCA elected Mrs. W W Chambers as president with officers including Mrs. Warren Brandon as first vice president and Mrs. Julian Lytle as second vice president. Other roles were filled by Mrs. James Kerr recording secretary and Mrs. Gordon Weathers corresponding secretary, with Mrs. Ralph Martin treasurer and assistance from Mrs. Lee Collins. New members named are Mrs. L W Cadle Mrs Aline Carter Mrs Ann Doty and Mrs R C Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Day
W.W. Chambers
Warren Brandon
Julian Lytle
James Kerr
Gordon Weathers
Ralph Martin
Lee Collins
Roy Crawford
M. 5. Hutton
L. W. Cadle
Harvey Weaver
J. Earl Long
George Taylor
Constitution
W. P. Hawkins
Sunshine
Ann Doty
Harold Cheek
J. A. Monroe
Stanley Twigg
Chambers
National Assn. of Federal Employes
Garden Study Club
Catesby Bird Club
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
John Ebel
L.W. Cadle
Aline Carter
R. C. Fleming
Double M Club
Gordon
Yester- Weathers
Day
William Chambers
Guitar Class Planned at YWCA for Beginners
A guitar class for ages 10 and older starts January 27 at the YWCA. Sessions run each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon for four weeks, 4 to 6 p.m., with adults welcome. Instructor Ron Cathey, a High Point College student, will lead. students supply their own guitars. Register at the YWCA or call for details.
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YWCA
Milly Vaughn
Ron Cathey
High Point College
The
Tennis Golf Class Planned at High Point YMCA
The High Point Central YMCA will offer snowbird tennis and golf lessons. Tennis starts February 12 taught by Herb Bolick of Emerywood Tennis Club. Golf begins February 9 with instructor Kim Mansfield, physical director. For more info call 662-6854.
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High Point Central Ymca
Herb Bolick
Emerywood Tennis Club
Kim Mansfield
Women's Editor Page Note for January 21 1976
The January 21 1976 edition features a note from the women's editor. It highlights recurring topics, upcoming events, and community notices relevant to female readers.
Career Development Skit At High Point Junior League Meeting
Junior League of High Point held a general meeting in the All Purpose Room where a career development skit written by Mrs. James Marsh was presented. The group discussed a March course to aid volunteers and personal growth and heard updates on local education projects, public service plans, and upcoming fundraising events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Junior League
James Marsh
Joseph Mallinson
Holly Ball
Joseph Hutchens
Fred Jones
Wayne Williard
High Point City
Junior League of Nashville
Public Broadcasting Service
Jaycees
North Carolina
League
Haylor Gray
Teague
High Point Theatre
Charles Surles
Henry Millis III
Robert Kester
Gerald Bell
Donald Boone
High Point College
Jim Morgan
Sanders Dallas
SPAC
Winston-Salem
Plant Program At Phi Alpha Rho Chapter Meeting
The Phi Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting with Debbie Carpenter on Monday. Members learned plant care from Vicki Macaluso and Phyllis Smith and received plant cuttings including wandering jew and begonias. Susan Knotts and Sharon Coldron were pledged, presented with roses by president Kay Woodell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Debbie Carpenter
Vicki Macaluso
Phyllis Smith
Susan Knotts
Sharon Coldron
Kay Woodell
Kaye Cottingham
Ms. Woodell
Alpha Rho
Foxfire
Eta Mu
Morning Glory
Woodlake
Macaluso
Service and Ways and Means
Nat Greene
High Point Moose Lodge
Thomasville Women's Club
Margaret Padgett
Joyce Hart
Barbara Amos
Xi Psi
Women at West Point Opens Admissions to Female Cadets
Women may still apply to U S service academies with a January deadline at West Point where about 300 women have formal applications and 3 000 have sought information. West Point aims to admit up to 100 women to the Class of 1980 if enough apply, with eight in nine eventually weeded out during the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Raleigh Woman Garners National Recognition
Marsha W. Lilly, prison food director for the North Carolina Department of Corrections, is named one of Glamour magazine's Outstanding Working Women of 1975. She oversees feeding for about 15,000 inmates across 88 facilities with an $8 million budget, facing challenges of funding and security while advancing professional food service in corrections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marsha W. Lilly
Raleigh
N. C
Glamoure Magazine
Glamour
Marsha Lilly
N.C
North Carolina
Marsha
Lod
Food Service
Glamour Magazine
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Ty Ant Richardson
TT High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Women’s Editor
Frank Wyatt
J. Strawn Ridenhour
Boston
Sandy Mendenhall
George Lyles Tit
Robert Goff
John Slane
Sarah McClendon
Women's News Service
Washington,d. C
U. S
Military Academy
U.S
National Guard
U.S. Military Academy Preparatory School
Fort Monmouth
N. J
FOR Food Service
Pattains
Brittain
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