VFW Auxiliary Report Covers State Meeting and Awards
High Point 619 Auxiliary reported on the Greensboro state convention with first place awards in rehabilitation safety and Erline Mayberry Scholarship programs. New officers were elected and plans set for the Aug 1 district meeting, Aug 14 to 20 national convention, and local charity efforts for Bertha Harbinson, Salisbury Hospital patients, and Gregson Rest Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Greensboro
High Point 619
Jean Polson
Erline Mayberry
Polson
Roy Hunter
Archdale
Fred Sigman
Hickory
New York
Americana Hotel
Hunter
Doris Pierce
N. C. Burn Center
Chapel Hill
Bertha Harbinson
Roy Bowers
Salisbury Veterans’ Hospital
Gregson Rest Home
J R Hinson
Graham Vaughn
State Burn Center
Charlie Logan
London Tennessee Outdoor Wedding Unites Grant and King
Dorothy C Grant and Joe King were married Sunday in an outdoor ceremony at the bridegroom's parents home in London Tennessee Rev R L Davids officiated The bride is daughter of Raymond Canipe of Archdale The groom is son of Charlie T King of 115 Clyde St Loudon The couple will reside at 120 Old Greensboro Rd High Point Woodworking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Dorothy C Grant
Joe King
London
Tenn
R. L. Davids
Elizabeth Williams
Melvin Williams
Raymond Canipe
Archdale
Charlie T King
Clyde St. Loudon
Charles Harp
Barry Haynes
Lee Trotter
Benny Walden
Steve Stevens
High Point Woodworking Co
Old
Greensboro Ra
UNCG Women Studies Series Receives Grants Totaling Over 12000
Three UNC Greensboro Women’s Studies Program figures share more than 12000 in grants for a year of programs and a statewide study. Dr. Roy Schantz Roxie Hobson and Jane Mathews collaborate with Rutgers Eagleton Institute funding a five campus Greensboro series and a state politics project focusing on the Equal Rights Amendment. The theme Tensions of Transition frames October symposium with historians and psychologists including Dr Judith Bardwick. The Home Economics unit helps fund the campus event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
N. C. Humanities Committee
Roy Schantz
Roxie Hobson
Hobson
Jane Mathews
Center For the American Woman and Politics
Eagleton Institute of Politics
Rutgers University
Schantz
Unc-G
Judith Bardwick
University of Michigan
Uncg School of Home Economics
Insurance Women Hear Discussion at High Point Meeting
Calvin Bryant of Wachovia Bank spoke on why making a will matters to Insurance Women of High Paint during a Thursday gathering with Mrs. Rickie Allred hosting at 1017 Callahan Dr. Sherrill Kennedy led the business session. Education chair Roy Chilton announced September courses and urged enrollment. Ruby Cross won a door prize. Guests included Mrs. Jim Buckhalter Mrs. Gary Guffey and Mrs. Paul Mitchell after a cookout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Bryant
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
Insurance Women of High Paint
Rickie Allred
Callahan Dr
Sherrill Kennedy
Roy Chilton
Ruby Cross
Jim Buckhalter
Gary Guffey
Paul Mitchell
Sandra Haithcock Feted At Two Bridal Showers
Sandra Gail Haithcock bride elect of David Martin Albertson was guest of honor at two showers. A Monday evening party at the Craven home on Route 2 featured yellow and green decor, corsage greeting, and gifts displayed around a wedding bell centerpiece. A Saturday evening shower at First Wesleyan Church in Kannapolis drew thirty five guests with mothers of the couple present. The couple plan to wed August 14 at First Wesleyan Church in Kannapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Gail Haithcock
David Martin Albertson
Eugene Craven
Bobby Walker
Craven
Thomas
Harold Haithcock
Kannapolis
E. J. Albertson
Haithcock
Jeannie Sherrill
Sherry Haithcock
Dale Gant
Martin Barrer
First Wesleyan Church
Albertson
Also Mentioned on This Page
VFW Auxiliary
Dorothy C. Grant
Mrs King
UNCG
Marsh Kitchens, Inc
Nashville
Hollywood
Pierce
Webb Johnny Cash
Sandra Haithcock
Jerri
Thomasville
Collier Ellis and Co
Ellis
Mpan Y
North Main Street
Point
Grace Flower Shop
Westchester Mall
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