Miss Edwards to serve as Baptist missionary in Africa
Harriet L. Edwards of High Point North Carolina was commissioned by the American Baptist Convention in Long Beach California on March 22 to undertake missionary work. She holds a sociology degree from the University of North Carolina and a master’s from Boston University and expects to work with native teachers in the Belgian Congo with potential directorship of a mission school.
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Long Beach
Cal
American Baptist Convention
Harriet L. Edwards
High Point
N. C
Miss Edwards
Woman's College of the University of North Carolina
Boston University
Belgian Congo
Africa
Private Nurses Hold Meeting At Mrs Council Home
Private Duty Nurses Club met at 7 30 p m at Mrs A L Council 215 Woodrow Ave Twelve members attended with Mesdames Gilbert Byerly Evan Cecil Cousins and Miss Evelyn Cain as hostesses The meeting covered routine business and a book report on The White House and Its Thirty Two Families by Amy LaFollette Jensen focusing on White House social life.
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A. L. Council
Woodrow Ave
Mesdames
Gilbert Byerly
Evan Cecil Ll Cousins
Evelyn Cain
White House
Marcella Carter
Amy LaFollette Jensen
Washington
Robie Yarborough
Centennial Avenue
Harold Conrad
Modern Study Club
Iet
Reventlow St John Couple Meets Press After Vows
Hollywood AP report on Lance Reventlow and Jill St John after their Thursday wedding in San Francisco. The couple, ages 24 and 19, honeymooning in Benedict Canyon, discuss future children, bachelor party antics, and family ties to Barbara Hutton. The ceremony was attended by relatives, JImmy Donohoe served as best man, and Marshall McComb officiated.
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Happy NE
Jill St. John
Lance Reventlow
San Francisco
Col
Hollywood
Lance
Jill St
John
Red Life
Jill
Los Angeles
Benedict Canyon
Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Jill Thursday
Miss Hutton
Court’ Haughwitz-Reventlow
Neil Dubin
Mark Hopkins
California Supreme Court
Marshall McComb
Jimmy Donohue
Edward Oppenheim
Beverly Hills
Try It Ersatz Pizza How-To Card
A compact guide suggests brushing toasted English muffin halves with olive oil, spreading tomato paste, scattering minced onion and olives, then topping generously with grated cheese for a quick snack.
Patton speaks on growing role of higher education at women teachers group
Dr. Wendell Patton president of High Point College addressed Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at Montheu Avenue School on strengths and responsibilities of colleges. He cautioned against denying education to capable students and urged institutions to show a unique quality. Kay Phillips of Jamestown will receive the Delta Kappa Gamma scholarship to High Point College for 1960-61. New officers were elected: Elizabeth Beamon president, Gwen Doggett first VP, Polly Powell second VP, Nan Coffee secretary, Bess McFadden treasurer, Laura Sumner parliamentarian.
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Wendell Patton
High Point College
Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
International Honor Safety of Women
Montheu Avenue
Patton
Louise Thomas
Vera Idol
Unity Nash
Kay Phillips
Jamestown
Elizabeth Beamon
High Point
Gwendolyn Doggett
Polly Powell
Asheboro
Nan Coffee
Thomasville
Bess McFadden
Laura Sumner
Franklinville
Table service at Asheboro event post meeting
Donna Leo Loflin of Asheboro, historian, led a special committee with Marcella Carter Louise Adams Ernestine Fields Ala Mae Hudsoe and Marie Cummings after the meeting to serve refreshments. The readable text notes edge placement of place mats on the dining table.
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Donna Leo Loflin
Asheboro
Sp ‘Cial
Misser Marcella Carter
Louise Adams
Ernestine Fields
Ala Mae Hudsoe J
Marie Cummings
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Meet of Women Teachers Group
John T. Ellis & CO
YMCA
Monark
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
Albertson Garden Center
Ernest J. Albertson
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