Cedarwood Garden Club Installs New Officers
Cedarwood Garden Club at Sedgefield Country Club installed new officers in a candlelight ceremony led by Mrs. Barry Hamilton. Officers are Mrs. Sandy Erwin president Mrs. Richard Parker vice president Mrs. Jack Williams secretary Mrs. Frank Shannon treasurer and Mrs. Don Spencer assistant secretary treasurer.
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Sedgefield
Barry Hamilton
Cedarwood Garden Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Sandy Erwin
Richard Parker
Jack Williams
Frank Shannon
Don Spencer
Brant Shaw Con
Seven Local ESA Members Attend NC Council Meet
Ninety nine members from 19 Alpha International ESA chapters attended the NC State Council meeting at the Holiday Inn. Alpha Psi chapter sent seven members from High Point. Shirley Dreyer, North president and Alpha Psi member, presided and announced a Pisgah Forest chapter chartered in April to bring ESA North Carolina to 25 chapters. Attendees urged to attend the North convention May 24 to 26 at Asheville's Great Smokies Hilton, with High Point delegates Myrna Hulin and Mrs. Guy Vandiver among others including Mary Stuart and several other state officers.
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Reidsville
Epsilon Sigma: Alpha International
North Carolina
Alpha Psi Chapter
High Point
Shirley Dreyer
North Carolina State Council
Miss Dreyer
Pisgah Forest
ESA
Great Smokies Hilton
Asheville
Myrna Hulin
Guy Vandiver
Tarheel Prints
Mary Stuart
Charles Cameron
William McGuire
Ted Huffstetler
Pressed Flower Demonstration At Out-Our-Way Garden Club
Mrs Kellam explained pressings and showed how to press flowers while Mrs Fleet Lewis led the meeting. An April session will be hosted by Mrs L G Monroe at 804 Ferndale Dr. A program on pressed flowers by Mrs Hugh Kellam featured plaques and framed pressed specimens.
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Newcomers Club
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
Hugh Kellam
Stanley Twigg
Birchwood Dr
D. P. Mervine
T. E. Dodamead
Kellam
Wills Discussed At Meet By High Point Club
The Pilot Club of High Point heard Jerry Summers discuss wills at the Sheraton Hotel. Fred Alexander introduced the speaker, a Wachovia trust officer, who outlined that a valid will requires age at least 18 and no undue influence. He cited reasons to make a will including control of stocks or property, naming a guardian, and naming an executor. The talk urged keeping a will updated and the session closed with a code of ethics reading. The next meeting is set for April 2.
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Pilot Club of
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
Carson Sellers
Fred Alexander
High Point Bank and Trust Co
Jerry Summers
Summers
Wachovia Bank and Trust Co
W. Steven Owen
Foot Soother Pumice Stone Treats Rough Skin
An inexpensive, time tested treatment for rough skin is rubbing rough areas with a pumice stone. There may be more calluses on the feet due to the return of high style shoes and your feet will appreciate the extra care.
Credit Card Topic Highlighted at High Point luncheon
Gunna Fromen of NCNB explained the credit card’s origins in department and grocery stores. He outlined benefits such as avoiding cash, acting as ID, 55 day payment terms, and 30 day no-interest balance payoff. He noted merchant demand, strict rules, $50 authorization norms, loss liability since the 1970s, and projected cash-purchase replacement while stressing safety and future adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunna Fromen
NCNB
High Point Credit Women International
YWCA
Fromen
Donna Smith
Marguerite Hubbard
Doris Scruggs
Friendship Tea Honors Prospective Members
The Hand of Friendship Tea at First Reformed Church welcomed about 50 attendees including 18 new members enrolled by membership chairman Mrs. Houston Tuttle. The event featured a skit in a courtroom setting with Mrs. James Monroe as judge and included greetings by chairmen Mrs. Monroe and Mrs. Guy Johnson.
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First Reformed Church
Furniture Capital Chapter
The
American Business Women's Assn
James Monroe
Guy Johnson
Focal
Houston Tuttle
Craig Montsinger
Lester Valentine
Harold Coletrane
Mrs. Monroe
Ross Lackey
Wesley Hedgecock
Phi Alpha Rho Discusses Rights Program and New Officers
The Phi Alpha Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Mrs. Cottingham's home titled Viva Le Difference. Members debated women's and men's rights, noting inflation pushes more women into work. New officers were elected for the coming year led by President Kim Cooke and listed other roles and city council representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Smith
Kay Woodell
Phi Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Johnny Cottingham
Marty Adams
Odrinex Weight Loss Promise From JD Drugs Ad
Thousands of women across the coast buy OdriNex with a money back guarantee. A single tablet before meals claims to curb appetite and reduce caloric intake. The ad promises faster loss with Helpful Eating Hints and no starving or special exercise. Sold by J Eckerds Drugs.
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Jeckerds Drugs
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R. W. Smith
James Stephens
Jack Bell
Michael Brooks
John Hartzell
Erik Scheer
David Cougill
Richard Bulla
Gene Bohr
James Sharrard
Tom Sherwood
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Walt Krewson
Ellington Florist
S. Main
Wills
Mr. Fromen
CIE Stoo
Goring
Gray Kaney
ABWA
Bob Bryant
Forrest Neese
Larry Pope
Ronnie Jones
Kim Cooke
Kathy Parrom
Linda Sears
Debbie Carpenter
Tommy White
Andy White
Miss Kay Woodell
Dennis Office Supply Company
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