Nail Officer Cites AJLA Aim For Junior League
Mrs. A M Inman of Greensboro described the National Association of Junior Leagues of America aim to train young women for citizenship in homes and communities. She spoke to the Junior League of High Point at the Adams Memorial YWCA and praised the High Point League’s accomplishments while noting plans for the upcoming Luncheon at Emerywood Country Club and a National Conference in Sun Valley Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Junior Leagues of America
A. M. Inman
Greensboro
Inman
Junior League of High Point
Adams Memorial Ywca
New York City
United States
High Point League
Henry Betts
J. W. Austin Jr
R. T. Amos Jr
Red Hood
High Point
J. N. Rawleigh Jr
Chamber of Commerce
W. C. Sheloff
Emerywood Country Club
Helen Marie Sheloff
League
Sun Valley
Idaho
Sidney Gayle Jr
George Marsh
J Im Millis
Robert Cottam Jr
John Diffendal
Baxter Freeze
Eraa Magazine
S. Saunders Jr
Good Citizens Guests Of DAR At Daniel Martin Chapter Meeting
Dr Carrick speaks as Harriett Hilton and Linda Groome, the two Good Citizens chosen at the state Winston-Salem conference, attend the Alexander Martin Chapter DAR arch meeting at 58 Main St Extension. Hilton from Thomasville High School won first. Groome was runner up. scrapbooks earned state honors. Mrs Dunn presides as delegates from the state conference arrive. Mrs Mattocks hosts with refreshments and spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Hilton
Linda Groome
Winston-Salem
Alexander Martin
C. B. Mattocks
Main St
Miss Hilton
Thomasville High School
Miss Groome
B. J. Dunn
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Bruce Carraway
J. F. Hayden
J. S. Welborn
John Sheloff
Local Post Office Officials Feted By Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Johnson Sr. entertained local Post Office Supervisors and Auxiliary at their Barbee Street home. A brief business meeting followed by refreshments with Saint Patrick theme. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peace, Mr. and Mrs. Gorrell Payne, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Byerly, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Johnson
N. C. Johnson Sr
Barbee St
Leonard
B. G. Leonard
Clarence Peace
Gorrell Payne
G. D. Byerly
Joe Hoover
Miss Inez Slack To Head Cosmetologists During Coming Year
Election of officers was held at the High Point Cosmetologists regular dinner meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. Miss Inez Slack was elected president with Myrtle Daniels as first vice president and Margaret Sumner Imogene Fields as second vice president and secretary respectively. Mabel Alexander was chosen treasurer and a board of directors was named. Installation will occur April 12 at the Sheraton Hotel following a white elephant sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Peery Hayworth
Inez Slack
Myrtle Daniels
Margaret Sumner
Imogene Fields
Wake Robin Club Plans Garden Center in April
Wake Robin Garden Club discussed sponsoring a Garden Center in April. Mrs. Norman Hackler announced plans and committees during a meeting at Mrs. Arthur Honbarrier’s home. Guest Mrs. Paul Spencer spoke on Wild Flowers and color in the garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Robin Club
Garden Center
Norman Hackler
Wake Robin Garden Club
Arthur Honbarrier
Montheu Ave
Paul Spencer
Dobson Pedlow Wedding Planned at Wesley Memorial Chapel
Invitations issued for the wedding of Francia Dobson to Philip Hein de Pedlow on April 9 at the Memorial Chapel Wesley Memorial Methodist Church High Point North Carolina. Officiating will be Rev. Walter J. Miller with Mrs. Charles McAnally at the console. Attendants include Ruth Jones and Aon Stewart. best man Dr. Thomas Pedrow. ushers Richard Dobson David Fink Jr. and Harold Wingard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Walter J. Miller
Charles McAnally
Betty Jean
Dobson
Ruth Jones
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Aon Stewart
River Edge
N. J
Miss Dobson
Col
Pedrow
Thomas Pedrow
Orono
Richard Dobson
David Fink Jr
Upper Darby
Harold Wingard
Westchester
Francia
Philip Heinde Pedlow
Memorial Chapel
Hich Point
North Carolina
Altrusa Heart Fund Drive Tops $568 Report
Altrusa Club reported the Heart Fund Drive raised nearly $5 700 at the March dinner meeting at the Sheraton Hotel. President Mrs. Charlotte C Guy received commendation for the drive and club work plus plans to affiliate with the Heart Council.
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Heart
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Charlotte C. Guy
Heart Post
Courc
Hazel Johnson
Jessie May Young
Beatrice Crouch
Pisgah Church Groups Plan Evening Meetings This Week
Several church groups announce meetings this week. The Workers' Council at Pisgah Baptist meets Thursday at 7 30 p m. The Ladies of Faith class at Pisgah meets Friday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Al Melinik 1400 E Green St. The Eth Albright Class of Ward Street Methodist gathers Thursday at 7 30 p m in Borden's Gold Room. The Light Sharers Class of East Green Street Baptist meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Curtis Swaim 1008 Centennial Ave. Circles One and Two of Zion Evangelical and Reformed meet Friday in Hasty High School Cafeteria for a covered dish supper honoring church officials and teachers. Virginia Smith is noted as a guest. The Philathea Class at Baptist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Charles Monk 806 Springfield Ave with hostesses Mrs C E Moore Mrs T W Moore and Mrs W H Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers’ Council of
Pisgah Baptist Church
Ladies of Faith Sunday School
Pisgah Church
al Melinik
E. Green St
Eth Albright
Ward St. Methodist Church
Borden's Gold Room
East Green St
Baptist Church
Curtis Swaim
Centennial Avenue
Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church
Thomasville
Virginia Smith
Specter
Charles Onk
Springfield Ave
C. E. Moore
T. W. Moore
W. H. Morris
Mu Chapter Reviews Harmony in Marriage Program
The Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Miss Frances Bailey’s home with 21 members and guests. Mrs. R Elmer Frost outlined harmony in marriage and discussed keeping balance, healing little hurts, and giving and taking in life. Miss Dorothy Wells closed with a hymn. Next meeting is March 21 with Mrs. Grady Whicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Frances Bailey
W. Elmer Young
International Division
Beth Heiman
R. Elmer Frost
Frost
Dorothy Wells
Grady Whicker
W. College Dr
Ada Blair PTA Holds March Meeting At School
Ada Blair School Parent-Teacher Association met last evening with L C Dowdy presenting a color film titled Meet North Carolina. A nominating committee appointed a slate of officers: Mrs W Phillips chair, Miss Tarek McCallum, and J C Smith. Fourth grade offered a devotional program and attendance honors went to Annie Lee Jarrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Ada Blair School
L. C. Dowdy
North Carolina
Spo
W. Phillips
Tarek McCallum
J. C. Smith
Rachel Fields
Annie Lee Jarrell
Eisenhowers Accept Invitation to Press Club Dinner
President and Mrs. Eisenhower accept an invitation to the Women’s National Press Club annual dinner on May 19. A captioned photo describes a large evening event with elegant attire and makeup details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Women's National Press Club
Meatless Tomato Spaghetti Sauce With Anchovy Twist
A meatless spaghetti sauce blends chopped anchovy fillets into a homemade or store bought tomato base for a savory fishy depth. The anchovy adds umami to the tomato sauce, creating a richer, briny flavor profile.
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Aim
State Good Citizens
Dar
Dr. Carrick
R. K. Stewart
D. B
DAR Register
Carrick
Helen
R. K. Davenport
J. Marsh
Rot Whitener
HI. Onfield
H. O. Williams
Rupert Pickens
Charles
Bandleman
Craig Parks
Garden Council
Ray St. School
Red Cross
Korea
Mary Mackenfuss
Elizabeth Rives
Carolyn Price
Eugenia Monroe
Carol Norman
Stanton Sherrod
Ray Street
Jack Rives
H. M. Ridge, Jr
Enterprise
Snow
Altrusa Club Heart Report
Evelyn Sutton
Jonal
Altrusa
Salisbury
Pisgah Groups
Elizabeth Albright
Mrs. Frost
P JA News
Ada Blair
PTA
Gloria
Forever Young
Orion
Chambray
Colgate-Palmolive
Wfmy-Tv
Tobias
PIN Money
Eisenhowers
Oporteens
Gingham
Tok
DAN River
Tobias Famous Maker
Johnny Collar
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