Alpha Delta Kappa installs four new members in ceremony
Beta Sigma Chapter of the international teachers society installed four new members at Trinity Senior High School. New inductees include Mrs. Robert H. Howard of High Point and Mrs. Warren Moring, Mrs. Laurie Pritchett, both of High Point, plus Mrs. Kenneth Fields of Trinity. Officers conducted the ceremony with a tea to follow. The NC chapter traces its origins to 1954 and 1947 national status, outlining four aims: recognizing women educators, fostering fellowship, promoting education standards, and supporting charitable projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ficers
David Hawk
O. G. Swift
Grover Cox
Clara Langdon
D. C. Bowden
Hawk
E. R. Kennedy
A. S. Rinehardt
Organization For Women Educators
Alpha Delta Kappa
North Carolina
Sorority Discusses Rape Awareness and Service Plans
Xi Psi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met with Fran Andrews as Police Officer Buster Crabbe showed a film How to Say No to a Rapist and Survive. Barbara Amos led the meeting focusing on rape realities and new societal and judicial approaches. Donations of mobiles toys and books for the local hospital children ward were proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Crabbe
Xi Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Fran Andrews
Barbara Amos
Waneta Riggins
Margaret Padgett
Judy Elliott
Pat King
Ruth Young
Jane Harres
Alpha Rho
Pam Lewis
Epsilon Zeta
Judy Rodden
Whitlow Birth Announcement for Christa Suzanne
Mr and Mrs Charles Whitlow of 205 Rankin Place announce the birth of a daughter Christa Suzanne on March 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Whitlow is the former Ky Hick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Whitlow
Rankin Pl
Christa Suzanne
High Point Memorial Hospital
K@hy
Founder's Day Plans Set by Beta Sigma Phi Council
Plans for the annual Founder's Day event include April 27 at the Thomasville Woman's Club. Margaret Padgett reports funds will be gathered at the next meeting, while Carol Greene distributes ballots for Girl of the Year interviews at Foxfire Club House. New officers Pam Lewis president and Susan Harrison treasurer elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Padgett
Thomasville Woman's Club
Carol Greene
Council
Greene
Foxfire Club
Pam Lewis
Mrs. Greene
Jequila Bailey
Carol Long
Susan Harrison
Foxfire Club House
Bride Sarah Collins Weds Michael Kelly at Lakeview Church
Sarah Collins and Michael Duane Kelly exchanged vows at Lakeview Free Will Baptist Church with Rev. Howard Pittman officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dills of 326 Louise Ave, wore Brussels lace and a white orchid Bible bouquet. The groom is the son of Mrs. Phyllis Powell and Paul Kelly, and the couple resides at 105 Asbill St after a reception hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Westmoreland. The bride attended West Craven High School and works as White Star manager in Thomasville. the groom is in his senior year at Andrews High School and employed at K & W Cafeteria. Guests traveled from Cove City, Albemarle, Charlotte, Mt. Airy, and Fayetteville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Jane Collins
Lloyd Dills
Louise Ave
Lakeview Free Will Baptist Church
Howard Pittman
Phyllis Powell
Paul Kelly
High Point
Suzanne Massey
Mt. Airy
Kelly
Dale Dills
Terry Baldwin
Sylvia Peele
Randy Suggs
Robert Westmoreland
Chatham Dr
Bride
West Craven High School
New Bern
White Star
Thomasville
Andrews High School
Raymond Mitchell
Cove City
Albemarle
Charlotte
Fayetteville
Asbill St
YWCA Sponsors Bloodmobile Visit This Friday
The YWCA will sponsor a Bloodmobile visit Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Aimed at women of the community the event seeks support. Junior Woman's Club members will supervise children in the nursery while donors give blood. A soup and sandwich luncheon will be on sale. For details contact the YWCA.
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The
YWCA
Doorway Oven Drops Temperature From 25 to 50 Degrees
When the oven door opens, the internal temperature falls by 25 to 50 degrees depending on the setting and duration. The rate of cooling varies with air flow and insulation, affecting cooking times and energy use.
High Point Medical Assistants Hear Haiti Surgical Team
Dr and Mrs Douglas spoke at the American Association of Medical Assistants meeting in High Point Memorial Hospital about their Haiti mission. They described Haiti’s two million population, Roman Catholic majority, 300 daily patient load, and shared a first Presbyterian Hospital procedure performed there.
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Donald Douglas
American Association of Medical Assistants
High Point Memorial Hospital
Douglas
High Point
Haiti
Presbyterian Hospital
Mrs West Shares Flower Arranging Tips for Club
Mrs West spoke to the Wild Flower Garden Club on Thursday at Mrs D L Bouldin's home. She demonstrated arranging techniques focusing on line balance condition and containers with three arrangements including a Japanese influence and a spring mass display.
OES Officers Elected at High Point Chapter 106
New officers were elected at High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star. Williott was named worthy matron and Frank B. Caldwell patron. Refreshments followed the meeting hosted by Marion Johnson and others at 3831 North Main Street.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Ee Main Peans
Williott
Frank B. Caldwell
Katherine Vickers
Leslie Gurley
Bessie Pope
Willie H. Updegrove
Jessie
Lou Gurley
Sue Dean Miller
N. Main St
Mary Lee Bruton
Worthy Matron
Eric H. Bruton
Marion Johnson
Odell Johnson
Jewel Hauser
Sunset Garden Club Members Tour Leisure Show in Greensboro
Sunset Garden Club of Archdale and Trinity meets for a dinner and business session at Four Seasons Mall before touring the Leisure Living Show at the Greensboro Coliseum. Members welcomed new club sister Mrs. Cecil Lawing and Mrs. R. E. Sledge join, with a memorial planned for Mrs. Robert Plummer.
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Sunset Garden Club
Archdale
Trinity
Leisure Living
Greensboro
Greensboro Coliseum
Picadilly
Four Seasons Mall
J. C. Collett
N.C
Robert Plummer
Pride and Patience Garden Club
Archdale Friends Meeting House
R. E. Sledge
Cecil Lawing
Cambridge Gardeners Elect Mrs. C. W. Gill
Mrs. C. W. Gill was elected president of the Cambridge Garden Club at a meeting at Mrs. Robert Parsley home. Officers chosen include Mrs. John Russell as vice president and Mrs. Michael Stewart as secretary, with Mrs. Darrell Sumner as treasurer and Mrs. Parsley as historian.
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C. W. Gill
Cambridge Garden Club
Robert Parsley
John Russell
Michael Stewart
Darrell Sumner
Parsley
Patrick Kennedy
Dogwood Club Chooses New Leader in Colfax Greenhouses
Mrs. Harry Rothrock Jr. was elected president of the Dogwood Garden Club during a meeting at Colfax Greenhouses. Details of the vote and upcoming club plans were discussed by members.
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Dogwood Club
Colfax
Harry Rothrock Jr
Dogwood Garden Club
Musical Program Presented by Friday Morning Music Club
Members of the Friday Morning Music Study Club attended a program by vocalist Mrs. Harold Johnson and pianist Mrs. Ted Schubert with hostess Mrs. William Joyce. Johnson performed four Dvorak songs and a final number, with accompanist Mrs. Charles McAnally, while Schubert played Strauss. Business conducted by Mrs. Robert C. Herman, and guests welcomed. Luncheon served by hostesses Delia Colfax. Upcoming officers named and Emerywood Drive plot changes noted. April workshop to be hosted by Mrs. Whitesides with coordinator Mrs. Hugh Kellam.
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Harold Johnson
Ted Schubert
Charles McKenzie Jr
Emerywood Drive
W. Lexington Avenue
Sam Claar
High Point
Whitesides
Hugh Kellam
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Girl's Haven
Asheboro
White House
Rosalynn Carter
Vermeil Room
Sorority News
Christa Whitlow
Beta Sigma Phi
Sarah Collins
Michael Duane Kelly
Clayton Mitchell
Bert Davis
Eugene Massey
Mt. Airy, Md
Punch
Westmoreland
Nash
Mrs
Aama Group
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Wake Forest University
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Louise Tuttle
Iris Bowman
Annie Loflin
Gina Rees
Rhoda Lambeth
Lynn Kearns
Patsy Hedge
Linda Green
Arlene Martin
Ann Stroup
Shirley McAlexander
Ellen Nelson
Fay Lain
Ronald Heer
Carolyn Waugh
Ray Nance
Camp Carraway
N. C. Forest Service
Garden Club of North Carolina Inc
Earnest McCall
Wild Flower Club
Garden Council
Gladis Kivett
John T. Moore
Miss Kivett
Worth Ivey
Nance
Ralph Vance
Reitzel Pitts
W. W. Hodgin
Ivey
Blanche Kemp
E. A. Hatcher
Paul Spencer
Charles Diffendal
Edgedale Drive
OES
James Bama
Francis
New York
Bama
Frederick Remington
America
Manhattan
Coe-Kerr Gallery
High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Leisure Living Show
C. J. Morgan
R. L. Welborn
Coase Floss St
Ouracle
Paul Everhart
Abinet Company
Merty - Winston-Salem
Glenn’s Sewing Machine Co
Cambridge Gardeners
William Joyce
Hubert McCain
John Foy
Gerald Carter
Schubert
Johan Strauss
Robert C. Herman
Ed Whaley
Sam Cloyd
Delia Colfax
Robert W. Beaver
Carson Southern
George Whitesides
Robert C. Griffin
Herman Crawford
Samuel Hyman
Gore
South Main ST
Manic Kitchens, Inc
Eastgate
Eastgate Shopping Center
English RD
Anderson Drug Fairfield Plaza
Varsity Drive
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