Bon Voyage Party for Vichy France Tour Group Held at Emerywood
Miss Hustruld and Miss Byerly hosted a bon voyage event at Emerywood Country Club for 24 students heading to Vichy France under the American Institute of Foreign Study. Teachers chaperone, with Pierre the life size police figure and French motifs adorning the lounge. The group departs Friday from Friendship Airport to New York then to their base in Vichy, returning July 16 to study language and culture.
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Jane Hustruld
Kathy Byerly
Emerywood Country Club
Vichy
France
Rex Walser
Cynthia Carroll
Pierre
Eiffel Tower
Eastern Airlines
Friendship Airport
New York
American Institute of Foreign Study
Europe
Miss Hustrulid
Miss Byerly
Rosemarie Sommer Announces Engagement in Munich
Formal announcement states Rosemarie Sommer has selected a groom and is engaged to be married. She apologizes to other suitors for any mistaken romantic interest and wishes them happiness in their future courtships.
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Munich
Germany
Rosemarie Sommer
California 1850 gender gap drives laundry to China
In 1850 California men vastly outnumbered women by about 12 to 1. With scarce domestic help the miners shipped shirts thousands of miles to China for washing, a costly and unusual domestic economy that reflects frontier life.
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California
China
Pattern for Misses’ Princess Bodice Dress 9332
Advertisement for Marian Martin printed pattern 9332 offering princess bodice dress for misses sizes 10 to 18. Includes mailing and handling charges, address in New York, and a catalog offer with a free pattern clip coupon.
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Marian Martin
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Letters to Ann Landers Advice Column
Readers discuss marital vanity mental illness and personal woes. The column offers sympathy and practical guidance from Ann Landers addressing insecurity in marriage and despair, urging gratitude for normal life and suggesting seeking professional help for severe distress.
Dear Ann letter sparks talk on mental illness stigma
A reader praises a young woman's letter about a mother-in-law accusing her of using her nerves to dodge duties. The author, an older worker, reflects on the power of addressing mental health openly and urges more empathy in public discussion.
Brides urged to submit engagement and wedding photos
The Enterprise asks brides and brides elect to bring glossy prints at least 5 by 7 inches to the woman’s department by Tuesday noon for Sunday publication. A full calendar month is required between engagement announcement and wedding for both pictures.
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Woman’s Department of the Enterprise
Enterprise
Teenage pregnancy concerns discussed at UNC workshop
Education officials and UNC experts debated teen pregnancy and its impact on schools and the economy. George Shackelford highlighted rising teenage marriages since 1940 and dropout risks while Dr. J. William Leasure outlined four economic harms from early childbearing. The UNC School of Public Health hosted the workshop.
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George Shackelford
State Department of Public Instruction
United States
J. William Leasure
UNC
Leasure
Koontz Bible Class to Hold Cookout and Meeting
The Koontz Bible Class of Green Street Baptist will meet at 6 30 p m Tuesday at 203 E Fairfield Rd the home of Mrs Clara Mims for a combined cookout and class gathering.
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Koontz Bible
Green Street Baptist
Clara Mims
E. Fairfield Rd
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