Home And Garden Club Hears Mrs Kellam
Mrs H Kellam presented at the meeting with Mrs Allen Welborn presiding. Ten members and four guests attended in the public library room as Mrs Reed Felts and Mrs Allred led arrangement duties.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1960
Page
3
Mrs H Kellam presented at the meeting with Mrs Allen Welborn presiding. Ten members and four guests attended in the public library room as Mrs Reed Felts and Mrs Allred led arrangement duties.
The Carolina Weavers Guild formed Jan 15 under Arts and Crafts Association sponsorship in Winston Salem to promote hand weaving. The next meeting is set for 10 a.m. Feb 5 at the Arts and Crafts Workshop 610 Coliseum Drive. Loom owners interested in joining are invited.
The North Carolina Association of Industrial Nurses will meet in Belk's Conference Room in Charlotte on January 29. Guest speaker Miss Gertrude Stewart from Washington DC will discuss AAIN and its members with emphasis on public relations. A panel will follow with Mrs. Lois Anderson and others, moderated by Miss Dorothy Beckett, starting at 9:45 a.m. A luncheon at 12:30 p.m. at the Charlotte City Club will be hosted by George W. Dowdy of Belk's.
Mrs Madie Hancock of 108 English Court has returned home from High Point Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors. Mrs Emma Ray of 301 Prinston Ave entered High Point Memorial Hospital for surgery and is allowed visitors.
Ann Landers answers readers on parenting and teen dating in a Q and A column. A Mommer asks if a father should be a pal to his 10 year old son, with Ann noting parents must retain authority. Other letters discuss teen relationships, smoking, and setting boundaries, plus YWCA meeting notes and guests.
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