Lite A Bike Week Set By VFW Auxiliary Plans
The VFW Auxiliary meets at Mrs. Roy Hunter's home to set Lite A Bike Week and outline the Cerebral Palsy Telethon on April 16 17. Members prepare meals for telethon volunteers and vote to contribute to the NC Burn Center. Proceeds from a bake sale fund the Erline Mayberry Scholarship Fund.
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VFW Group
Ray Bowers
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
N. C. Burn Center
Murdoch Center
Erline Mayberry
VFW
Miss Mayberry of
Elkin
N. C
Charles Logan
Y Swimming Classes Announced on Gatewood Avenue
The YWCA on Gatewood Avenue announces a spring schedule for preschool toddlers infants and polywags with sessions starting April 4 and 5. School age kids begin at beginner levels April 4 with progressions to pre stroke classes starting April 5 and 7, times vary. call for exact schedules.
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The
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
Liberated daughter sparks reader letters on living together
A mother and Miss Landers discuss a 25 year old woman living with her boyfriend for two years, sharing expenses but lacking a wedding ring. The letters question the fairness of live-in arrangements and note most such couples end up not speaking to each other.
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Ann Landers
Sarah
Miss Landers
Twilight Civi-Mates Plan Giving Projects
Twilight Civi-Mates discussed donation to the Heart Fund and funded a school field trip after a Tuesday meeting at Bonanza Sirloin Steak House. Betty Thacker gave a devotional on Easter beauty and Nancy Powell led a post dinner meeting.
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Twilight Civi-Mates
Bonanza Sirloin
Nancy Powell
Heart Fund
Betty Thacker
Yard Sale Planned by High Point National Guard
Members of the High Point National Guard plan a yard sale at the Armory on English Street in Thomasville on May 21. Details to be released later. The group will meet again on April 17 at Mrs. Bobbie Jilcott’s home 1823 Chestnut Drive at 1 p.m. for a luncheon.
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High Point National Guard
Designers clash over mini-skirts in Amsterdam tussle
In Amsterdam designers who opposed minis for using less cloth were sharply rebuked by shoppers. Buyer Linda Horn, 30, argued that women buy three minis while hesitating over one long skirt, noting minis spur demand for hose shoes tops and cosmetics and calling minis maxi‑business.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Wns
Linda Horn
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