Hospital Guild Holds Meet At Nurses Home
Women's Guild of the High Point Memorial Hospital met at 4 p.m. yesterday in the Nurses Home assembly room. New president Mrs. Walter Crissman welcomed two new members Mrs. Robert Culp Jr. and Mrs. Max Bones. Past president Mrs. A. R. Cross took life membership. They voted to send two student nurses to the National Student Nurses Convention in Philadelphia in May. The furniture market is scheduled for April 11 17. A reception for the nurses after the capping service is planned for March 20 at the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. A. M. Rankin Jr. as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild
High Point Memorial Hospital
Walter Crissman
Robert Culp Jr
Max Bones
A. R. Cross
Philadelphia
Nurses Home and Recreation Committee
YWCA Calendar Of Activities
The YWCA lists Thursday events including Y-Teens at 4 and 7 p.m. Finance Committee at 7 p.m. Robins Club at Branch 7 p.m. Modern Dance Class at 7:30 p.m. Board of Directors at 8 p.m. Friday programs include Millinery Coffee at 10:30 a.m. Girls Posture Class at 4 p.m. 10th Grade Y-Teens at 7:30 p.m. Saturday Social dancing from 9 to 11 a.m.
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Robins Club
Board of
How Much Glamourizing Can You Do On The Job
Advice on office beauty routines says limit beauty breaks to five minutes for face washing powder and lipstick. Keep supplies in the desk and apply perfume discreetly, but avoid obvious grooming at the desk or reporting to work without makeup.
Lee couple fly to Miami to visit son and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lee of 602 Fisher St. left Wednesday by plane for Miami Florida to visit their son and daughter Mrs. Evelyn Witcher has returned to her home at 410 New Rd. after treatment at High Point Memorial Hospital C. L. Allman of 109 E Spring Garden St. suffered a heart attack yesterday and is in critical condition at Durham Veterans Hospital.
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W. H. Lee
Fisher St
Miami
Fla
Evelyn Witcher
New Rd
High Point Memorial Hospital
C. L. Allman
E. Spring Garden Sr
Veterans Hospital
Durham
Overshoes Incident Follows Omaha Gambling Raid
Omaha police report Capt. Ted Janing removed overshoes before entering a suspected gambling dwelling and forgot them on leaving. A few nights later a man rang his doorbell, returned the overshoes, and departed.
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Omaha
Ted Janing
Credit Women's Breakfast Club Holds Meeting
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club met at 7 30 a m at the Sheraton Hotel with 15 members and two visitors Donald L Hilton of the Merchants Association and William W Ponder of Family Finance. Ophelia Farlow opened the meeting and Mrs Robertson presided. A vote named Robertson delegate to the Dixie Council meeting in Atlanta in April. Elizabeth Swiggett led the program on Etiquette For The Business Girl.
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Credit Women's New Club
Sheraton Hotel
Donald L. Hilton
Merchant's Association
William W. Ponder
Family Finance
Ophelia Farlow
Forol Robertson
Robertson
Dixie Council
Atlanta
High Point Club
Elizabeth Swiggett
Baking Powder Conversion Question
A reader asks for the precise measure of baking powder needed to substitute one teaspoon in a recipe, seeking a practical conversion for reliable results.
Sauce Thickening Tips With Starch
High temperatures and prolonged heating thin sauces made with potato or arrowroot starch. Tip: avoid overheating to maintain proper consistency and texture in starch based sauces.
Mrs Cecil Eaton Elected President Of Burbank Garden Club
Yesterday the Burbank Garden Club met at 712 Sunset Dr for a flower arranging program by Mrs Willard Thomas and a workshop. Officers were unanimously elected: president Mrs Cecil Eaton vice president Mrs Harold Davis recording secretary Mrs C S Beaver corresponding secretary Mrs Wade Hart treasurer Mrs Fred Whitescarver custodian Mrs Robert Sechrest delegates to the state convention. Mrs W B Wray was voted into membership.
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Mesdames
Blake Thompson
W. D. Sale Jr
R. H. Sechrest
Burbank
Cecil Eaton
Harold Davis
C. S. Beaver
Wade Hart
Fred Whitescarver
Robert Sechrest
W. B. Wray
Beaver
Teak Trees Grow From Stumps Not Seeds
Forest growers report that teak cannot be propagated from seed. Stumps must be planted to yield trees, timed around bamboo species Kyatung flowering which occurs every eight hundred years. Seed sowing in the forest fails to germinate.
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Hospital Guild
Nurses Home
Presbyterian Church
A. M. Rankin Jr
Ywca Calendar
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Anels
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Glamor Home
Wrenn
New Burbank Club
N. Main
QuAlity Bakery
Friedman's Jewelers
Selrose
EN Diamonds
al Coret