Cinderella Ball Ends 60 Year History at Woman’s College
In Greensboro on March 14 the Dikean and Cornelian Societies held a final Cinderella Ball in Coleman Gym, signaling the end of 60 years of club activity as the groups merge into Elliott Hall. The silver and blue float and clock motif led guests, with Miss Jean Howard and Miss Barbara McKeithan among organizers, and a gala ballet during intermission.
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Greensboro
Cornelian
Woman's College
Coleman Gymnasium
Elliott Hall
Jean Howard
Sanford
Wilford Ladd
Georgetown
Barbara McKeithan
Gastonia
Cornelian Society
Rufus Ratchford
Jane Cragan
Dikean Society
Russ Cowell
Rocky Mount
Line Smith
Helen Howell
Charles W. Phillips
William Barrett
Robert Laffin
Cinderella
Barbera McKeithan
Women Voters Units To Discuss Budgetary Changes
The High Point League of Women Voters will hold three meetings this week to study congressional budgetary improvements. Unit one meets Thursday March 19 at 1 30 p m at 1328 Cedrow Avenue with Mrs J T Warren leading. Unit two gathers Wednesday March 18 at 3 30 p m at Til Quaker Lane with Mrs P H Dalton Jr guiding. Unit three convenes Monday at 7 30 p m at the YWCA with Miss Jeanette Taub leading.
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High Point League of Women Voters
Unit One
W. S. McKinney
Cedrow Avenue
J. T. Warren
Unit
Robert D. McCall
Quaker Lane
P. H. Dalton, Jr
Informal Party to Honor Mrs Cox at Borden’s Gold Room
An informal party will honor Mrs Wayne Baxter Cox Thursday at 7 30 pm at Borden's Gold Room. Associate hostesses include Mesdames M L Collins L P Collins and Herman Huggins. Mrs Cox formerly Miss Marilyn Collins recently married at Green Street Baptist Church.
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Wayne Baxter Cox
Borden’s Gold Room
Mesdames
M. L. Collins
L. P. Collins
Herman Huggins
Cox
Marilyn Collins
Green Street Baptist Church
Double Ring Ceremony Unites Miss Betty Jane Shepherd and W F Miller
Miss Betty Jane Shepherd and William Fisher Miller wed in an Irene double ring ceremony at Midnar Methodist Church Kannapolis. The event featured formal dress, organ music, a candlelit altar, and a reception at the church fellowship hall.
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Kannapolis
Betty Jane Shepherd
W. F. Miller
Irene
William Fisher Miller
Midnar Methodist Church
F. E. Howard
H. B. Porter
Bernice Ridenhour
High Point College
Salisbury
Willie Davis
Durham
Charles Shepherd
Miss Jane Beam Bride Elect Honored With Luncheon
Miss Jane Beam bride elect was feted with a luncheon by Miss Frances Kendrick at the Bliss Restaurant in Greensboro. Attendees included Mrs. T. J. Beam and Mrs. Alman Butler among others. Beam will wed Aubrey C. Hollar Jr. of Mt. Holly in April at First Memorial Church.
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Jane Beam
Frances Kendrick
Bliss
Greensboro
Ted
T. J. Beam
A. C. Hollard
Mt. Holly
Alman Butler
Ree ‘Emecial
Teen and Community Club Schedule Highlights
The YWCA news page lists a packed weekly agenda with Jr Hi Teen Clubs, Mrs Maclan as a speaker at the Double M Club, swim times for school girls at the YMCA, a Business and Professional Club Dinner, and meetings of the Weekend Conference Fieuing Committee and various clubs through Thursday to Saturday including Y Teen, Robins Club, Adams Club, St Stardusters, and a Carolina-South Carolina conference kickoff.
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Maclan
YMCA
Agenda
Asp McPherson
Robins
Adams Club
Y-Stardusters
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Women Voters
YWCA
Jeanette Taub
Mrs. Cox
Woman's College of U. N. C
Cardell Carter
Patricia Carter
Lakeland
E. B. White
Phyliss Johnson
Nancy Shepherd
Shirley Walker
Charles Miller
Portsmouth
Elizabeth Cockerham
Dobson
A Theta Phi
Judy Carter
Howard Graham
Leon Capel, Jr
Robert Lassiter
Robert Armfield
Troy
William Ervin
Sophia
E. W. Shepherd
Mr. Shepherd
Brevard Junior College
Sigma Pi Alpha
Theta Phi Sorority
H. B. Miller
Bre
N. Main
Jaycees Will
Jollies
Richardson’s
New
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Guaranteaed
Bousekeeping
Hollywood
Randel
George Mover
Archdale Maid
Vogue
Stamps
Dence
North Carolina
South Carolina
Holmes Dom Sex
Wilton Carpet
C. Dewitt Holton
Main ST
Ig Towner
Donnybrook
Juilliard
Rosanne
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