Home Economics Meet Highlights Teen Nutritional Gaps
Local attendees including Mrs. George Brash and Miss Lois Livingston joined the North Carolina Home Economics Club in Raleigh for a session themed Food as Teen-Agers See It. Dr. Na omi Albanese reported a study across 38 states and 59,000 students showing 12 percent of girls have adequate diets and 21 percent of boys are undernourished, with protein calcium and vitamins as key gaps and ages 12 to 19 the worst. A panel on Feeding the Family was led by Mrs. Rosemary Horner and others, with Dr. Isa Grant moderating a discussion sponsored by club committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Brash
Sun- Club
Lois Livingston
High Point College
N. C
Rosemary Horner
Mary Elen Simmons
Marguerite Moore
Isa Grant
Wake County Health
Food and Nutrition Committee
Social Welfare
North Carolina Home Economics Association
Homefront fashion comes to Australia in sewing boom
Herbert Bijur, American pattern company executive, after a tour with three New York sewing experts, says Australia lags fashion by eight months and seven million home sewing patterns were sold last year for a population of 10 million. Australians prefer home sewing due to limited ready made clothes and the touring models faced a mixed reception from glamor to homey.
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Australia
Herbert Bijur
American Pattern Company
Land Down Under
New York
United States
America
Paris
Bijur
Hawaii
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Reader Letters
Ann Landers answers readers on manners relationships and domestic life. The page features questions about modern behavior for women and men, marriage expectations, and how to handle household duties and social etiquette.
Kappa Delta White Rose Ceremony Welcomes National Officer
Fifteen Gamma Gamma Chapter initiates were honored at a White Rose banquet in Greensboro Adams Memorial. National Panhellenic Delegate Mrs. Julia Fuqua Ober spoke on service locally and nationally. Highlights include three awards: activities, scholarship, and outstanding pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Fuqua Ober
White Rose
Gamma Gamma
Sores Delta
P. Hunter Dalton Jr
Kappa Delta
Panhellenic
John L. Yow Jr
Beta Province
Greensboro
Ober
Nan Belk
Edna Rose Duncan
P. H. Dalton
David Cox
Kappa Delta Sorority
Gamma Gamma Chapter
Adams Memorial
High Point
High Point College
P. Hunter Dalton
Point Kappa Delta
Gamima Gamma
Jackie Smith
Yow
Carolyn Setzer
Dinner party honors Miss Hollingsworth and Lt McIntyre
The Embassy Club hosted a dinner for Miss Noel Hollingsworth and fiancé Lt Stephen McIntyre of Lumberton with local hosts, notable guests from Salisbury to Winston-Salem, and a centerpiece of yellow and white spring flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embassy Club
Miss Hollingsworth
McIntyre
Noel Hollingsworth
Stephen McIntyre
Lumberton
Woodrow Tyson
Patricia Tyson
Thomas D. Tyson Jr
Thomas Tyson III
Virginia Tyson
Lange Ever
Lin Ines Wenenies Oener
Olive Wood
Hollingsworth
Susan MclIntyre
Salem College
Virgil Roberts
Salisbury
Sam Welsh
Charlotte
H. C. van- Meter
Bragg
Howard Haworth
Greensboro
Jim Adams
Winston-Salem
The Mature Parent and Juvenile Crime Critique
A reflective essay argues adults resist acknowledging others feelings in juvenile crime policy. It compares harsh officials to toddlers, noting punitive aims ignore the emotions of neglected youths and the public, urging societal absorption of these differences rather than rejection.
There Are Many Ways A Wife Belittles Her Husband
Ruth Millett outlines common patterns where wives undermine their husbands by fault finding and belittling. She notes that constant comparisons to the husband’s father or to the wife’s family, repeated faults, or guarded language about the husband can erode respect and provoke suppressed resentment or pity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Joe
Church Ladies Aid Meeting Planned at First Church
The Ladies Aid Society of First Church of Christ will gather Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the church basement. Hostesses include Mrs C C McEver Mrs W E Willoughby and Miss Lily Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
First Church of Christ
Lirs
C. C. McEver
W. E. Willoughby
Lily Kinney
Emma Blair PTA Meeting Tuesday With Sixth Grade Program
The Emma Blair School Parent Teacher Association will meet Tuesday in the school auditorium. Sixth grade under Mrs. Phyllis Cayton leads the program, and a musical event directed by Mrs. Nora Monroe will also be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Blair School
Phyllis Cayton
Nora Monroe
Breakfast Club Meets Thursday at Sheraton Hotel
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club will meet at the Sheraton Hotel on Thursday at 7 30 a m. The item mentions the world's largest magnesite deposit near Chewalak Washington as a separate note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
Chewalak, Wash
Canterbury Club Set Friday Meeting at 3 P.M.
Canterbury Club will meet Friday at 3 p.m. at 316 Otteray Drive with host Mrs. V. D. Sale. Guest speaker will be Mrs. Herbert Peterson. The item notes leukemia as a modern cancer form affecting children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
V. D. Sale
Otteray Dr
Herbert Peterson
The Fabric Doctor Advises on Cashmere Care
The article explains cashmere's tendency to shrink and color changes from moth-proofing agents. It warns that nap can be disturbed and urges taking cashmere coats to professional dry cleaners for special handling and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inner Asia
N. C. Assn. of Launderers & Cleaners, Inc
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Ann Landers
Gallant Swain
Ann
Clyde
Jan
Navy
Ee Em Landers
Ann Yener
Sylvia Hill
Joyce Roberts
Sandra Parnell
Betty Gray Dorman
Ruth Millett
Mason
Nash
Nash Jewelry CO
Main ST
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Stauffer’s
Stauffer
College ST
Ladies Aid
P Ja News
Emma Blair
PTA
Main Street
Manhones
Optometrist
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Lindsay
Miss le Culler
Dick Culler
Nancy
Brother Larry
U. S
Larry
Hillcrest
Emerywood
Mrs. R.T.W
R.T.W
High Point Textile Maintenance Club
High Point Laundry
Centennial Ave
Martin Dry Cleaning CO
English
Tucker's Dry Cleaning CO
E. Green
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