Asheboro clubs spotlight garden shows and civic work
Asheboro clubs report a busy slate of activities. Gay African violets highlighted Shamrock Garden Club, guest speaker described the plant as America’s top house plant. Sorosis Club heard a book review and learned of Little N. C. Symphony plans. Junior Women’s Club discussed Randolph home & tuberculosis seal sales. Local bridge groups and welfare events noted with hostesses and high scorers.
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Asheboro
Shamrock Garden Club
Mattie Bennett
Ashlyn Hotel
Paul Hooper
James House
Mike York
Ramseur
America
C. E. Hughes
George Jackson
Sorosis Club
W. A. Underwood, Jr
Everett Boling
Arthur Ross
Hawaiian
Hal Walker
Reitzel Smith
Burgess
Randolph
Sam Burrow
Joe Hardin
Methodist youth and church groups plan Monday meetings
The High Point sub district of the methodist Young People will meet Monday evening at 7 30 at Main street Methodist Church. The meeting theme is world friendship followed by recreation and refreshments. The Women's Society of Christian Service of Lindsay Memorial church also meets Monday at 7 30. Alma McCain Guild of Wesley Memorial Church gathers Monday at 7 30 in the chapel with Miss Jane Ferree in charge and hostesses Mrs Weyland Linthicum and Miss Mary Whitley.
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Randolph County
Elizabeth Lovell
N. C
High Point
Maintreet
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christan Service of
Lindsay Memorial Church
Alma McCain
Wesley Memorial Church
Jane Ferree
Weyland Linthicum
Mary Whitley
Pentagon Club Hosted by Mrs Gray at Gatewood Avenue
The Pentagon club will be entertained by Mrs. Alson Gray at her home on 719 Gatewood Avenue, with gatherings planned for every evening at eight o'clock.
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Pentagon Club
Alson Gray
Gatewood Avenue
Garden club meets at Hayworth home for January session
The Dogwood Garden club gathered at the residence of Mrs. C A Hayworth with Mrs. G W Hayworth as associate hostess for the January meeting. Miss Charlesanna Fox of Randolph was noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogwood Garden Club
C. A. Hayworth
G. W. Hayworth
Charlesanna Fox
Randolph
Original Paintings Of Lila Moore On View In High Point
An exhibit at the Southern Furniture Market features Lila Moore Keen of Charleston. The display includes water color and portrait oils, velvet pieces, and six reproductions of camel lia blossoms from Milano Italy, premiered in High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Moore Keen
Charleston
S. C
Elwood Hotel
Miss Keen
Milano
Italy
Roberto Hoesch
High Point
Magnolia
Old Fort Gardens
Births Reported Across Winston Salem and Points North
Announcements from multiple families detail newborns across Winston Salem High Point and Newport News. Penny Raye born January 18 to Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Green at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial Hospital. David Randall born January 18 to Mr and Mrs S L Witcher at Boulevard unit local hospital. Beverly Ann born January 18 to Mr and Mrs Leslie Walker at Boulevard unit local hospital. Christi Faye born January 13 to T Sgt and Mrs George E Meredith at Elizabeth Buxton Hospital New Port News. Joanna Bland Hoskins born January 17 to Mr and Mrs Daniel Vernon Hoskins Jr at Boulevard unit local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth L. Green
Gilmer Avenue
Winston- Salem
Penny Raye
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
S. L. Witcher
Route Four
High Point
David Randall
Leslie Walker
Route Three
Beverly Ann
Boulevard
George E. Meredith
Hampton
Virginia
Christi Faye
Elizabeth Buxton Hospital
Newport News
Meredith
Norma Faye Cook
Joanna Bland Hoskins
Daniel Vernon Hoskins, Jr
Gantt Apartments
Joanna Bland
Hoskins
Lula Hinton
Why working mothers deserve support not guilt
Ruth Millett argues against making working mothers feel guilty for needing to work to support their families. She notes many mothers must juggle work and parenting, and urges practical child care guidance rather than scolding. The piece defends part time and full time mothers alike.
Balancing Old Country Customs With College Social Life
A reader asks how to reconcile immigrant parents’ strict rules with American college social life. Elinor Williams counsels embracing campus dances and social events under supervision, arguing such experiences build future social and civic life and should not be blocked by inherited strictness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
Elinor
Private Nurses Plan Meeting at White House Hostesses
The Private Duty Nurses group will meet at 7 o'clock with Mrs Cal Evans and Mrs Catherine South Main extension Thursday at the White House with Poole as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calwil
White House
Evans
Catherine South Main
Poole
Birth of Barbara Aliene at High Point Memorial Hospital
A daughter named Barbara Aliene was born on January 20 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Barbara Aliene
Boulevard Unit
High Point Memorial Hospital
Deadline for society page news set at 10 A.M.
Readers are reminded the woman's page deadline is 10 A.M. and society notices must reach 9 45 A.M. for timely publication. The editor urges prompt submission to ensure space and prevent delays, asking public cooperation.
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John Alexander
Gordon Yarber
Hunter Kunkle
L. R. Thompson
L. M. Hinshaw
Alexander
James E. Burgess
Welfare Dept
Robert Clark
Fred Swing
Clyde Penn
Waldo Durham
Malcolm Watson
Arthur Burkherd
Neely Hunter
Eugene Cannon
Mary Ina Shamburger
Rock Club
Lucille Myatt
Central Hotel
Indsay
WSCS
LMA McCain Guild
Mrs. Gray
Rome
Natchez
North Main Street
Sechrest
Service
Sw. Sechrest & Son, the
Main St
Valentine
TEL
Lila Moore
Penny Raye Green
David Randall Witcher
Beverly Ann Walker
Christi Meredith
Barbara Aliene Johnson
James C. Johnson
Redding Street
Ruth Millett
Flinor Williams
Albert
Adora
Rogers Bros
ABER
Center Theatre
Elliott
Sheraton Hotel Bldg
Aes
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