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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1956
Page
7
Women and children of the National Secretaries chapter in Thomasville enjoy a picnic at Memorial Park. Mrs. Bill Wilson, chapter president, slices ham as members and guests arrive for the meal while men wait in the background. The event was held last night in Thomasville.
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle met at City Lake for its annual picnic supper with about 45 attendees. The Thomasville Circle was invited and guests included Mrs. Ethel Donaldson the State Manager and Mrs. Kate Oates the District Manager. The High Point Circle will meet again on the second Monday in August.
Florence Pew teaches women to get along with men as key to happiness and success. She advises allowing gallantry, seeking a man’s advice, and avoiding overassertive independence to keep harmony in marriage and career.
The notice lists YWCA programs with times for Tuesday and Wednesday including Women’s Beginners and Intermediate classes, Sobbae Cab meeting with Miss Vera Cook, Day Camp, and a Slim Gym Class. Activities span Archdale residence events and Blair Park golf class details.
Mrs Grimm to Gainer of that city. Gail Elaine Thayer born July 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Claude C Thayer Randolph Road Thomasville former Miss Valeria Mendenhall Pattie Rae Keck born July 21 at Pant Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs H R Keck Route High Point Tonya Lynn Truitt born to Mr and Mrs Darrel Truitt 1201 dash a gensince the-of a daer at High Point Memorial Hospital William George Swafford born July 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Bart Swafford Jamestown Road
Former actress Marion Davies has been released from Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after treatment for a slight cerebral stroke. Her secretary said she had been exhausted by social and other activities.
Three 50s era white collar workers allege rising living costs and unequal raises between unionized employees and nonunion staff at their firm. They ask Mary Haworth for practical steps to gain collective bargaining power with guidance from labor and management voices.
The bulletin details meetings and social gatherings from 7:30 p m Tuesday to 7 p.m Saturday. Events include BPWC directors at Chamber of Commerce, coffee at Mrs. Sale and Mrs. Smith, entertainments by Mrs. Black Jr and Miss Buck, and various teas and luncheons hosted by Mrs. Ivey Mrs. Newton Mrs. Dew and Mrs. Cates among others at homes and clubs in Thomasville High Point Vista and surrounding areas.
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