Congressmen Durham to Speak at Junior League Forum
Congressman Carl Durham will speak at a Junior League legislative forum at Ray Street school. The event is open to the public with plans including a thrift shop, flower arranging classes, and a workshop on Pernem work. Local leaders announced staff appointments and a High Point University fund drive associated with the event.
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Congressman Durham
Junior League Legislative Forum
Ray Street
Ahe Ywca
Paul Ingle
Carl Durham
Ague
Philip Davis
Albert Hart
Frank Sizemore
Pe Meg
Scott P. Con Dent
Garden Council
Ben L Smith
Greensboro
Jack Thomas
Sara Porter
Beo
League
High Point College
City PTA Meeting Ponders Freedom and Education
City educators and Ray Street P T A members heard Superintendent Carroll argue that education must match citizens needs and that freedom brings greater problems as a cost of liberty. Dr C L Gray led the business session while Mrs Henry chaired the program for the fourth grade devotional led by a Slate student. attendance banner honors went to Mrs Blankenship's fifth grade. Brentwood PTA plans its March gathering tomorrow at 7 30 PM in the school auditorium with Mrs Chapel's second grade program.
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Hools
Ray Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Edu-Or
Carroll
C. L. Gray
Association
Windgngs
Henry Programescue
Blankenship
Brentwood Parent-Teacher Association
Chapel
Miss Sears Honors Bridal Attendants At Dinner
Miss Gay Sears hosted a dinner at her Boulevard home to honor her bridal party. Ten places were set. a noon ceremony with Johnse at Sa Street Baptist church follows. Gifts included compacts for bridesmaids, a bridal doll for Sheila Partin, and a toy rabbit for Ralph Keavis. Peggy Branford and Mrs Ket Kearns plan a later YWCA reception.
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Miss Gay Sears
Boulevard
Sears
John
Sa Street Baptist Church
Miss Sears
Sheila Partin
Ralph Keavis
Peggy Branford
Ket Kearns
YWCA
Farmer’s unusual method boosts alfalfa seed yield tenfold
A farmer in the Midwest reports raising alfalfa seed yields to ten times the national average by deploying large numbers of bees in the fields. The reader notes emphasize practical beekeeping and crop management insights.
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Inne West
Wesleyan Service Guild Meeting at First Methodist Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild met Monday night at 8 in the Ladies Parlor of First Methodist Church with Miss Blanche Burgess presiding. A nominating committee was named to prepare a new slate of officers. Miss Janie Bartlett led the devotional, singing Beneath the Cross of Jesus, and spoke on Crucifixion. The group sang again in Miss Bartlett's absence, and refreshments were served by Miss Burgess. The guild plans to meet with Mrs. Herman Coble in April.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist ‘Church
Blanche Burgess
Harper
Callie Suits
Lois Mabry
Janie Bartlett
High Point College
Charmiehe Rose
Marie Rice
Miss Rose
Herman Coble
Garden Gate Club elects new officers at meeting
Mrs Karnaghan presided as speaker on interior decorating. New officers include Mrs Howard Pancoast president, Mrs Dennis Young secretary, Mrs Morris treasurer, Mrs P C McLean custodian, Mrs A H Holton corresponding secretary, and Mrs T J Beam seated by the nominating chair Mrs Jack Furgurson.
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Garden Gate Club
Karnaghan
Garden Gate Garden Club
Jean An
Howard Pancoast
Follo
Dennis Young
Eo Morris
P. C. McLean
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