BPW District Meet Set in Winston-Salem Saturday
The Winston-Salem BPW Club hosts the District No. 4 meeting of the North Carolina Federation at the Hotel Robert E. Lee ballroom on March 22 with Miss Lois Frazier as state representative and Antoinette Earle presiding. Dinner reservations due March 19. clubs including Asheboro Denton High Point Lexington Randleman Thomasville join.
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North Carolina Federation
Robert E. Lee
Winston-Salem
Clifford Long
Walker Barnette
Barnette
Cloverdale Ave
Lois Frazier
Raleigh
North Carolina Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Lexington
Thomasville
High Point
Antoinette Earle
Asheboro
Denton
Randleman
Program On Iris Given For Hasty Garden Club
Harold Alexander spoke on Iris at the Hasty Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Fred Kennedy’s home. He advised sun for Iris, bone meal or milk as fertilizer, and June as best for separating rhizomes. Officers elected: president Mrs Alfred Perryman and others. two constitutional amendments proposed. Mrs Edgar Wall reported garden council.
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Hasty Garden Club
Harold Alexander
Iris
Fred Kennedy
Route 4
Thomasville
Alexander
Alfred Perryman
Jack Saintsing
Claude B. Sink
Webster Marlowe
Lee Clodfelter
Edgar Wall
Frank Ring
Garden Council
Fred Marlowe
Rob Kennedy
Mrs L L Wilkinson Heads Musical Art Club
Mrs L L Wilkinson was elected president of the Musical Art Club for the coming year at last night's meeting. Other officers include first vice president Mrs Alton Stanford second vice president Mrs N S Stirewall recording secretary Henry Whipple and program chairman Frits van der Steur. Additional notes covered upcoming programs at High Point and area churches including Flora MacDonald Choir and a string quartet at St. Mary's Episcopal Church.
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Musical Art Club
High Point College
L. L. Wilkinson
Alton Stanford
N. S. Stirewall
Henry Whipple
Frits van der Steur
Ernestine Fields
Lew Lewis
Dan Smith
R. T. Pickens Jr
Ben Witherington
Presbyterian Home
Federation of Music Clubs
Gastonia
Wilkinson
High Point
Henry Whip
Ple
Richard Cox
First Presbyterian Church
Flora MacDonald
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Ray Street PTA Meets With Fifth Graders and Civil Defense Film
The Ray Street Parent Teacher Association will meet this evening at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Miss Virginia Frank’s fifth grade string pupils will perform a program. A Civil Defense film will be shown and a report on the recent winter carnival will be delivered. A board meeting at 7 o’clock will precede the general gathering.
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Ray Street Parent Teacher Association
Virginia Frank
Oak View PTA Plans Musical Program
Oak View PTA will meet at 7 39 p m Thursday in the school auditorium. A short band concert and the glee club will be presented. A book display will be set up in the auditorium. Following the business meeting an open house will be held. The executive board will meet at 6 30 p m Thursday at the school.
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Oak View Pta
Glee Club
Local Man To Say Vows With Virginia Girl
Mary Frances Wilkinson of Garrat Virginia to Calvin Blackburn of this city announced by her parents Mr and Mrs B L Wilkinson The groom elect is son of Mrs C C Williard of High Point and the late L M Blackburn Miss Wilkinson a Garrat High School graduate attended Petersburgh General Hospital School of Nursing High Point High School graduate the groom has served three years in the U S Army and was stationed in Germany for 15 months The wedding is planned March 22 in Garrat.
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Mary Frances Wilkinson
Garrat
Calvin Blackburn
B. L. Wilkinson
C. C. Williard
High Point
L. M. Blackburn
Wilkinson
Garrat High School
Petersburgh General Hospital School of
High Point High School
Shower Fetes Miss Smith In Thomasville
Miss Martha Lou Smith was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Sylvia Livengood and Mrs. Richard Kaney. She will wed Fletcher Allen Cooper April 5. Attendees received corsages on arrival and a hostess gown and duster as a gift. Pink and white decorations and refreshments framed the bridal games and event on Route 3 in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Lou Smith
Sylvia Livengood
Richard Kaney
Route 3
Thomasville
Miss Bray Feted With Shower In Thomasville
Elizabeth Ann Bray, soon to wed Thomas E Harris Jr on April 5, was honored at a Saturday night shower at the fiance’s aunt home on Chestnut Street. Hostesses included Mrs Tilden Harrelson and others. about 35 guests attended. Gifts included a toaster and numerous items, with corsage and refreshments served.
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Thomasville
Elizabeth Ann Bray
Thomas E. Harris Jr
Tilden Harrelson
Chestnut Street
Harrelson
Odell Blair
Howard Wilson
C. D. ‘Nance
Marie Bray
T. E. Harris
Stegosaurus Size Described in Brief Fossil Note
A paleontology note describes the stegosaurus as about 30 feet long with a plated back and a stocky, armed body. The fragment ends mid description.
Miss Smith Shower Held at Trinity Home
Miss Jewell Smith will be entertained Friday with a miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. G. K Wall in Trinity. Associate hostesses include Mesdames Fletcher Dunlap Albert Kirby and Roy Patton. Guests invited for 7:30 o clock.
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Jewell Smith
G. K Wall
Trinity
Fletcher Dunlap
Albert Kirby
Roy Patton
Mrs Carter Elected Sorority President At Dinner Meeting
Mrs. W. R. Carter was elected president of Xi Psi Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at a dinner meeting last evening at Mrs. J. E. Slate home on Rockford Road. Other officers include Mrs. Fred Hughes as vice president and Mrs. W. E. Turner as extension officer.
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W. R. Carter
Xi Psi Exemplar
Beta Sigma Phi
J. E. Slate
Rockford Road
Carter
Fred Hughes
W. E. Turner
E. R. Lichauer
Lloyd Holloway
Newman Oliver
Mrs. Davis To Entertain Open Heart Club
Mrs. Leo Davis will entertain members of the Open Heart Club at her home 512 S Parkside Dr tomorrow evening at 7 30 o clock. Mrs Selas Mellonas will be as
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Davis
Open Heart Club
S. Parkside Dr
Selas Mellonas
Meteors travel at speeds from ten to forty five miles per second
A historical note states meteors move through space at speeds ranging roughly from 10 to 45 miles per second. This conveys the broad velocity range and basic motion concept without additional context.
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BPW Club
L.L. Wilkinson
PT A Vnews
RAY Street Pta
Virginia
Prince
Grace of
Monaco
Prince Albert
Albert
Prince Rainier
Grace Kelly
Miss Smith
Miss Bray
Alva Labs., Inc
Mann Drug CO
Coffield
E. Washington St
Joe Coffield
Rosaine
Ray Stutts
Robert Millar
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
N. Mato
Mrs. Davis
Davis Patrol & Detective Agency
Jack S. Davis
Koonce
Funeral Home
South Main
S&t
Fleecy Wartre
Deodori2
John Puhl
Chicago, Ill
Alliance
Ohio
Salem, VA
Houston
Texas
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