Oakview Lady Lions Install Officers
Ray Williard led the installation as first president of the Oakview Lions Club. Officers installed included Mrs. Ted Cochrane as vice president Mrs. Ray Carr as secretary Mrs. Jack Hays as treasurer and Mrs. John Howell to serve at the first meeting in August. The Williards live on Route 2 and Mrs Williard attends Oakview Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Williard
Oakview Lions Club
Ted Cochrane
Ray Carr
Jack Hays
John Howell
Williard
Route 2
Oakview Methodist Church
Artificial light discussed at meeting on homemaker day
Dr Richard Stadher at North Carolina State University urged homemakers on campus to use artificial light for houseplants when sunlight is limited. He compared incandescent and fluorescent options, noting tungsten lamps produce heat and limit light, while 40 watt warm white fluorescents best suit low to moderate light needs.
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Raleigh
Richard J. Stad
State University
N. C. State
Stadherr
Rearing Parents Is Getting More Difficult
A reader describes conflict at home after a parent yells over a lemonade spill and later helps repair the mess. The note asks whether to thank or be angry and seeks guidance on handling parental anger.
Ambiguous Personal Note Mentions Makeup Use
A brief fragment shows a 15 year old starting to wear makeup and a reference to a woman named Ann. The snippet reads like an informal message or diary style line with personal remarks. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
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Dept
New York
N. Y
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Ann
Ers
N. Main St
Main St
Wrenn &T
Chez Charme Beauty Salon
West Shore’s
High Point
North Wrenn
Martin’s
English Rd
North Side
Carolina Melons
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