Local Women Attend Dixie Council Meeting in Mobile
Three High Point women represent the High Point Credit Women's Breakfast Club at the 24th annual Dixie Council of Credit Women's Clubs of North Carolina session in Mobile Alabama. Emily Faltenstein Nell Harriss and Canolia Haley attend panels and workshops as Greensboro residents Hattie Pickett is slated as Dixie Council president with Claudia Roberson as corresponding secretary. The gathering spans four days with breakfasts luncheons balls and a postconference board meeting concluding the 40th Southern Credit conference and 48th International Consumer Credit conference.
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Dixie Council
Meeting of Credit Women’s Clubs
High Point Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Dixie Council of Credit Women's Clubs of North Carolina
Mobile
Ala
Emily Fallenstein
Nell Harriss
Canolia Haley
Credit
Hattie Pickett
Greensboro
Claudia Roberson
High Point
Credit Bureau Collecttons Inc
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Southern Credit
Old Mobile
Dixie Council of Credit Women's Clubs of North America
Local
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
L-R
Canelia Haley
Art Richardson
Art Student Displays Work For Gardeners
Robert T. White an art student at High Point College displayed his oil paintings water colors and sculptures to members of the Spade n Grow Garden Club Thursday evening at Ellingtons Florist Shop. The meeting at 2500 S Main St was hosted by Mrs R H Ellington with devotions by Mrs Ford Justice. Eleven members and two guests attended and Mrs Rodney Wells won the door prize.
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Robert T. White
High Point College
Spade ‘N’ Grow Garden Club
White
Ellington
R. H. Ellington
S. Main St
Ford Justice
Raleigh
Roy McDaniels
Frank Wood Jr
Rodney Wells
Tricot Fabric Reaches Men’s Shirts and More
New York AP reports tricot fabric, a warp knit once mainly for lingerie, is now used in men’s shirts as well as evening gowns, bathing suits, slipcovers and shower curtains. The textile offers varied textures and a wash and wear construction with crease resistance and stretch potential.
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New York
Community Notes on Local Residents and Visitors
Elizabeth Reavis a Meredith College student visits her parents at 800 Ferndale Dr while Mrs Edward L Myers a patient at University of Tennessee Hospital is listed with Knoxville address. Funeral notices include Capt Thomas Carroll Parker at Christ Episcopal Church Elizabeth City attended by Mr and Mrs Percy Idol. Steve Linthicum visits from Baylor School for spring break. Max Friedman and son Paul return from Baltimore funeral of Mrs Friedman’s mother, with Stanley Friedman's surgery in Atlanta. Betty Whitten travels to Paris to join husband at Cruix Air Base. Nettie Loflin undergoes surgery at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem with visitors allowed.
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Elizabeth Reavis
Meredith College
John A. Reavis
Ferndale Dr
Edward L. Myers
Cheshire Dr
Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee Hospital
Martha Minnis
Herb Minnis
High Point
Percy Idol
Hillcrest Dr
Thomas Carroll Parker
Elizabeth City
U. S. Navy
Capt. Parker
Steve Linthicum
W. H. Linthicum
Rolling Rd
Steve
Baylor School For Boys
Chattanooga, Tenn
Max Friedman
Paul
Baltimore
Jennie Yankeloff
Stanley Friedman
Atlanta
Betty Whitten
S. Main St
Paris
Cruix Air Force Base
France
Nettie Loflin
Kennedy St
Baptist Hospital
Winston - Salem
Oakview Home Demonstration Club Meets Tuesday
The Oakview Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock. Mrs. Orvie Hayworth will host at her Route 1 home.
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Oakview Home Demonstration Club
Orvie Hayworth
OES Sets Election Meeting at Masonic Temple
The Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 106 will meet at the Masonic Temple Tuesday at 7 30 p m for an officers election for the coming year.
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Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Altrusa Club Dinner Meeting Set at Sheraton Hotel
The Altrusa Club will meet Tuesday evening at 6 30 with a dinner at the Sheraton Hotel.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Dogwood Garden Club to Hear J A Michael on Flower Drying
Dogwood Garden Club members will hear J A Michael discuss the art of drying flowers. The meeting is Wednesday at 10 a.m. Hostess Mrs H E Thomas will greet attendees at 1310 Wendover Dr.
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J. A. Michael
Dogwood Garden Club
H. E. Thomas
Wendover Dr
Green Gardeners Club Meets at Miss Rogers Home
Miss Clara Rogers hosts the Green Gardeners Club at 1132 Montlieu Ave. The meeting is scheduled for 10 o'clock Wednesday morning.
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Clara Rogers
Green Gardeners Club
Montlieu Ave
Women Work Hard At Pretending A Social Climb In Public Life
A reflective piece describes a woman who overworks to appear effortless as she entertains and pursues social advancement. She manages her husband and children's public image while feigning indifference to priorities that matter to her.
NALCA Hears Talk By Delegate Bill Measle
Delegate Bill Measle state president of the National Assn of Letter Carriers spoke at an auxiliary meeting following the NALC Pay Rally Convention in Washington. The NALCA session Friday at Fair Lanes Clubroom College Village featured remarks by the speaker and wife who leads the auxiliary with Mrs. Harry Williams directing events. Mrs. Measle attended as a High Point delegate.
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Bill Measle
National Assn
NALC
Washington
NALCA
Fair Lanes
College Village
Measle
Harry Williams
John Bryant
Norris Ingram
Don Gilmore
Washboards Bring Moral Boost to Jewish Troops and Families
Mary Campbell AP Newsfeatures writer reports the National Jewish Welfare Board through its Women's Organizations Division quickly fills chaplains requests in 75 cities. They provide washboards and other items for servicemen and their families overseas including Sunday school lessons and kosher cookbooks. Mrs Cecile Sands, new division chair, notes the effort aims to strengthen morale by supporting the home front and Jewish community abroad.
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Mary Campbell
NEW York (Ap
South Pacific
National Jewish Welfare Board
Women's Organizations
Women’s Organizations
Divison
Cecile Sands
New York City
New
Yokosuka Naval Base
Japan
Mrs. Johnson Heads ABWA Tea Planning Committee
Mrs. B. F. Johnson chairs the Hand of Friendship Tea by Furniture Capital ABWA chapter at the YWCA on Sunday March 18 at 3 pm. ABWA chapters in 46 states with 17500 members share plans for education and scholarships and honor the American Business Woman of the Year at the national convention. Local officers include Mrs. Burtis W. Griffiths president and others. meeting followed by W. C. Hilton talk and film The Big Bounce.
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B. F. Johnson
Furniture Capital
American Business Women's Assn
YWCA
Furniture Capital Chapter
ABWA
Burtis W. Griffiths
Topsy Delk
Margaret McIntyre
Ira G. Carter
James Sloop
Johnson
Ferndale Dr
W. C. Hilton
North State Telephone Co
Nun Writes Murders To Help Mission
Sister Paschala from Quincy writes murder mysteries to support a Dominican mission in Puerto Rico. While at Creighton College on a fellowship an instructor urged grittier work, she produced a magazine mystery that earned 50 dollars for the mission funds. She teaches at St Catherine's Junior College near Lexington, Kentucky, and is the former Leone Noonan of Quincy.
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Quincy
Mass
Sister Paschala
Creighton College
Puerto Rico
Paschala
St. Catherine’s Junior College
Lexington
Leone Noonan
New York
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Mes
Mrs. Pickett
Mrs. Roberson
Oakview Club
OES
Dogwood Club
Green Gardeners
Haley
Allied van Lines
S. Centennial Ph
U. S
Battle of the Bulge
Joneses
Mrs. Johnson
Vention
Gorham Paul Revere
Richardson
Macshore
Mary
N. Main ST
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