Tartt Bell Speaks as AFSC Work Outlined at Pilot Club Meeting
Tartt Bell executive director of AFSC Southeastern regional office spoke at a Pilot Club dinner hosted by president Eva Horton. Bell described AFSC as non political and non sectarian, funded by contributions and grants, with offices worldwide.
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Pilot Club
American Friends Service Committee
Eva Horton
Tartt Bell
Southeastern
AFSC
American Society of Friends
Philadelphia
Bell
Sorority Meeting Features Fashion Parade Satire
The Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Henry Stutts home with Mrs. Wayne Brackett as associate hostess. A satire fashion parade from a grab bag opened the program, narrated by Mrs. David Chauns who then spoke on hats and historical headgear for the upcoming season. Officers for the coming year were elected and the Girl of the Year to be announced on Founder's Day in April.
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Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Henry Stutts
Wayne Brackett
David Chauns
Jack Burris
Melvin Kirsch
Jack
Pimiento Stuffed Olives Boost Lentil Era Dishes
Olive flavored dishes appear in several recipes from eggs to halibut and pancakes. The guide promotes pimiento stuffed olives with eggs on toast halibut bake with olives and tomato juice and Cheddar cheese pancakes served with chili sauce.
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Alice Denhoff
Mrs Ward Is Fair Grove Club Hostess
The Fair Grove Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Howard Ward's Route 3 home in Thom asville with Mrs. Jerome Collett as co host. Miss Helen Fouts presided and Mrs. J E Lawing gave the Easter devotional and closing prayer.
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Thomasville
Fair Grove
Howard Ward
Jerome Collett
Helen Fouts
J. E. Lawing
John Hamilton
Martha B. Thompson
Births Listed for Darlene Byrd to Judy Spencer
A series of birth notices from High Point Memorial Hospital dated March 17 18 affirm the births of Darlene Marie Byrd James Lee Saunders Addie Sue Royals Ricky Glenn Farlow Cheryl Annette Perryman DelRay Corden Jerry Wayne Crater and Judy Lynn Spencer to respective parents and addresses.
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Darlene Marie Byrd
Darrell Byrd
E. Green St
Darlene Ma‘rie
High Point Memorial Hospital
James Lee Saunders
J. Larry Saunders
Highland A ’E
James Lee
Addie Sue Royals
Guy Royale
S. Main St
Addie Sue
Ricky Glenn Farlow
Quentin Farlow
Route 3
Ricky Glenn
High Point Memorial Hospitl
Cheryl Annette Perryman
Odell Perryman
Cheryl Annette
LJ Delray Corden
Dewey Corden
Apex Dr
DelRay
Jerry Wayne Crater
Jerry A. Crater
Newlin St
Jerry Wayne
Crater
Ann Irwin
High Point
Judy Lynn Spencer
C. W. Spencer Jr
E. Homestead Ave
Judy Lynn
Actress June Lockhart Wins Divorce in California Case
Testimony that her physician husband drank to excess secured a divorce for actress June Lockhart from Dr. John F. Maloney of New York City. Lockhart 32, daughter of Gene Lockhart, won custody of daughters Ann four and June two and $300 monthly child support from Superior Judge Allen T. Lynch in Santa Monica.
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Santa Monica
Calif
June Lockhart
John F. Maloney
New York City
Miss Lockhart
Gene Lockhart
Ann
June
Allen T. Lynch
Louise Thomas Heads Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter
Miss Louise Thomas of Asheboro was elected president of Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at a High Point College meeting. Officers include Verta Coe, Helen Rogers, Bain Johnson, Inez Lewallen, Eva Thomasville, and Bessie McFadden. The event featured a program on Folk Songs of North Carolina and a planned art exhibit.
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Louise Thomas
Asheboro
Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
National Honor Society For Women
Verta I. Coe
High Point
Helen Rogers
Bain Johnson
Thomasville
Inez Lewallen
Eva
Bessie McFadden
High Point College
North Carolina
Doris Waters
Socata
First Methodist Church
Georgia Thayer
Evelyn Thompson
Winston-Salem
Frances Muldrow
Ray Porter
College Fine Arts Department
Xi Upsilon Meeting Discusses Service Projects
Xi Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Miss Mildred Knox’s home Monday evening. Plans for service projects were discussed after the opening ritual with a focus on possible free lunches. Mrs. Ann Beeson presented on the art of thinking and Miss Knox demonstrated hobbies. The meeting closed with the ritual and refreshments.
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Xi Upsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Mildred Knox
Ann Beeson
Miss Knox
Music Program Presented For Home Residents
Mrs. Ben Witherington and Mrs. W H Linthicum Jr presented a Sunday musical at 4 p m for residents of the Presbyterian Home. Sponsored by the Musical Art Club of High Point the program featured Beethoven Sonatas and Gershwin preludes. Linthicum sang Gounod Divine Redeemer Romberg Deep In Heart and Will You Remember with Ted Schubert at the piano. The event was part of a ongoing series by the music club for home residents.
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Katherine Fox
Pilot
Eva Alexander
Order of Rainbow Girls
Bobby Fox
High Point
Horton
Mary Leet Hodgin
Bertie York
Ben Witherington
W. H. Linthicum Jr
Presbyterian Home
Musical Art Club of
Witherington
Beethoven
Alt Wien
Godowsky
George Gershwin
Linthicum
Ted Schubert
Divine Redeemer
Gounod
Romberg
Bedouins Define Semitic Roots Across Arabia and North Africa
Fragmentary note discusses Bedouin identity linking Semitic heritage to Arabian and North African regions. Text references Bedouin communities, language, and cultural ties across deserts and coastal areas. Further details remain unclear due to garbled source.
Ledford High PTA to Meet Tomorrow on Ritual Procedure
Ledford High School PTA will hold its regular meeting tomorrow night at 7 30 with the executive committee at 7 The program will cover Ritual and Parliamentary Procedure Science fair exhibits will be on display and parents and others interested are urged to view them
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PTA
Ledford High School
Church Ladies Aid Society Plans Friday Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of First Church of Christ meets Friday at 7 30 p m in the church basement. Hostesses will be Mrs Fred Montgomery Mrs Robert Honbarrier Jr and Mrs L B Carroll.
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Ladies Aid Society of First Church of Christ
Fred Montgomery
Robert Honbarrier J Jr
L. B. Carroll
Spring and Summer Maternities on Tobias Floor
On Tobias second floor a new spring and summer maternity collection offers color imagination and value with daily arrivals including suits blouses jerkins skirts slacks pedal pushers shorts priced from 2.98 to 22.98. Also featured maternity lingerie on the street floor.
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Tobias
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Tex
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Willie Jr
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Ellison
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JOY Shop
Pleatie
Arabia
North Afa
Remington
Nash
N. Main ST
Tobias Chemiserie
Chemiserie
Ladies Aid Society
Janet Norwood
Vicesse Rayon
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