Joseph Kerner D A R Hold Greensboro Meeting
Mrs. E M Whittingon and others host Joseph Kerner chapter D A R in Kernersville with Mrs J E Latham speaking on Governor Tryon's palace restoration at New Bern. Officers and nominations discussed. Dorothy Kerner won statewide Good Citizen honor. several members announced for April events.
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D.a.r.’S
Greensboro
Mrs. Latham
Tryon Palace
Kernersville
E. M. Whittingon
Sam Groom
J. Mick
Ellen Whittington
Joseph Kerner Apter
Whittington
Teensboro
B. B. Tatum
E. N. Allen
Zack Regent
Carl Kerner
Ucie Hoskins
Philip Kerner
D. L. Donnell
Dorothy Kerner
Sheville
Imogene Knight
Faye Tatum
Homemakers’ Club
Nancy Earle
Page
Miss Hoskins
Marian Joyner
Washington, D. C
Zack Whitaker
Frank Whitaker
J. E. Latham
Tryon
New Bern
Oak Ridge
Rudolph Walker
Will Snow
High Point
FE. N. Alien
George Bellamy
Thomas Tagkington
Wade Marshall
Walnut Cove
Kate Morris
Walkertown
J. J. Andros
Latham
Ellen Groom
Weekly Y activities outline for Jr to 12th grades
Monday to Saturday schedule lists Jr Art class Y Teen clubs at 4 p.m. Personality Plus sessions by Nick Lawrence at Y WCA, Robins Club supper Rock party 5:30 p.m. and council meeting 7:30 p.m. Bridge classes on multiple days. Girls swimming at Y.M.C.A. gym 3:30-5:00 p.m., YMCA and LY.M.C.A. swim sessions. Adams Club with Miss Nina Wilkes. Pickett Y-Teens meet at library. 10th to 12th Y-Teens Personality Plus sessions on Thursday. Live Y'ers Club dinner and installation. Jolly Y Club hosts. 10th grade Y-Teen hay ride Saturday night at City Lake.
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W.C.A
Nick Lawrence
Robins Club
A. G. Douglas
Y.M.C.A
Ly.m.c.a
Jewel Meyers
Adams Club
Nina Wilkes
Pickett
Pickett Library
YWCA
Nick Law
Dia
Jolly Y Club
Sporis Martin
Ruby Brooks
City Lake
Thomas Child Feted On Third Birthday
Ronnie Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kizer J. Thomas of 414 Whiteoak Street, was honored Saturday afternoon on his third birthday. Spring flowers and pastel balloons decorated the rooms, games were played, and a cake with three candles and novelty ice molds featured at the celebration attended by Judy Gail, Dickie Jones, Phyllis Harmon, Larry Crater, Don Brewer, Paula, Betty, Bonnie Wireless, Barry Cook, Brenda Blackwell, and Jean Blackwell.
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Ronnie Thomas
Kizer J. Thomas
Whiteoak Street
Judy Gail
Dickie Jones
Phyllis Harmon
Larry Crater
Don Brewer
Paula
Betty
Bonnie Wireless
Barry Cook
Brenda Blackwell
Jean Blackwell
Nu Phi Mu Sorority Meeting Tonight With Guest Speaker
Nu Phi Mu Sorority unit 1 will meet at 7 45 pm at 1001 Johnson Street with Miss Mildred Crowder and Miss Nancy Smith. Mrs Grover Jones will speak on Superstitions.
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Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Mildred Crowder
Nancy Smith
Church Social Inspiring Service At East Green Street Baptist
The W M A of East Green Street Baptist Church holds an inspirational service tonight at 7 30 at the church with Mes Lottie Moon Y W A in charge. The Highland Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service meets Tuesday at 7 30 with dames Lorina Granes and Mary Zou as hostesses.
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Green Street
East Green Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service of
Highland Methodist Church
Misdames
Lorina Granes
Mary Zou
WE THE WOMEN Can a Bride Keep on Working
Ruth Millett answers a reader about women’s employment after marriage. The guidance focuses on conditions and the “ifs” that influence success. The piece notes smart readers consider pre marriage choices and the balance between work and home life.
Hot Cross Buns Traditions and Modern Struggles
The piece traces the origins of Hot Cross Buns from ancient Greece to Christian practice and argues the tradition has become secular. It includes a recipe and then discusses marital strain when wives work, urging shared finances and shifting standards of living.
Local Women Return Home After Hospital Stays
Mrs. Annie Harrelson has returned home from Wesley Long hospital Greensboro after ten days of treatment and is reported in satisfactory condition. Mrs. David Sheppard returned home from High Point Memorial hospital after a tonsillectomy. Mrs. C. G. Wall has come home from Boulevard unit and is recuperating satisfactorily. Mrs. C. F. Allen returned home from Candor following a week of sorrow due to her sister-in-law Mrs. Boyd Hix's death.
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Annie Harrelson
Wesley Long Hospital
Greensboro
David Sheppard
Long Street
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
C. G. Wall
Trinity
Boulevard
C. F. Allen
Candor
Boyd Hix
Card games popular with American families
About 83 percent of American families play card games and a large majority continue to play at home. The statistic is attributed to the Encyclopedia Britannica and reflects domestic gaming habits.
Community Club Events Schedule In Greensboro Area
Local calendars list multiple meetings and social events around Greensboro. Groups including Future Homemakers of America Alpha Rho Beta Sigma Phi alumnae Alpha Theta Psi sorority Mid Week Garden Club Woman's Christian Union Altrusa Business and Professional Women Entre Nous Wildflower Club and Philomathean Tate hold gatherings at YWCA Wesley Memorial Adams Memorial and Emerywood venues with speeches, luncheons, bridge, and a March dinner dance with music by Jimmy Livingston.
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Homemakers of America
YWCA
Mabel Cherry
John Cvarnicki
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Alpha Theta Psi Sorority
W. S. Moss
Lexington Avenue
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Greensboro
Woman's Christian Union
Memorial Chapel
Wesley Memorial Church
A. W. Stamey
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Flintom
Evelyn Sutton
Emerywood Country Club
Jimmy Livingston
Asheboro Club News Highlights DAR Meet And Local Events
The Andrew Balfour Chapter DAR held a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Eugene B. Cannon's home with Mrs. I. C. Moser presiding. Reports on fundraising and officer slate were shared. Multiple Asheboro groups including Dogwood Garden Club, Junior Woman’s Club, VFW Auxiliary, Randolph Book Club and Asheboro Woman’s Club met for engagements, reports, and social events.
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Asheboro
Andrew Balfour
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eugene B. Cannon
I. C. Moser
R. E., Kizer
Ways and Means
Davis Crawford
R. E. Kizer
Charles Bossing
G. H. Sumner
Martha Bell
Randolph County
Joyce Lucas
Asheville
Dogwood Garden Club
D. C. Smith
E. L. Hedrick
J. Prevette
F. C. Craven
J. E. Cox
E. S. Millsaps
Ryan Neely
John M. Neely
Carl Phillips
Garland Stout
Jack Pugh
H. Q. Dorsett
Wade Osborne
Goldsboro
Jack Fenner
R. E. Doak
Lillian Bunch
St. Patrick's Day
Cleveland Thayer
Local Girl Earns Honors in Magnolia Speech Festival
Florence Fine, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius L. Fine of 508 Parkway, a University of Alabama freshman, won several honors at the Magnolia Speech Festival held at Mississippi State College for Women in Columbus. Judges rated her interpretive reading good, orator excellent, discussion excellent, debate team excellent, and individual debate excellent.
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Florence Fine
Julius L. Fine
508
Parkway
University of Alabama
Mississippi State College For Women At
Columbus
Miss
South
Miss Fine
Coffee Flavored Desserts Delight Readers With Easy Recipes
Readable era-friendly piece presents coffee inspired treats including a Coffee Date Loaf Mocha Refrigerator Cake and Coffee Custard Pie. It details ingredient lists mixing steps bake times and chilling directions for a family friendly dessert spread. Includes dates short notes on frosting and serving ideas.
Canterbury Club Meets at Mrs Carrolls Emerywood Home
Mrs C F Carroll will host the Canterbury Club meeting Friday at 3 30 PM at her Emery wood Court Apartments residence.
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Canterbury Club
Mrs. Carroll
C. F. Carroll
Emerywood Court
First Auto Luna Park Built in United States
The Luna Park in Los Angeles claims the first American automobile built locally by M. Pheleine. The vehicle reportedly travels up to eight miles per hour.
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First Auto
Luna Park
Los Angeles
United States
M. Pheleine
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