Pilgrimage of Colonial Edenton Dates Set
The Junior Woman's Club sponsors the Pilgrimage of Colonial Edenton and Countryside on April 13-14 with 14 private homes and three shrines open. Highlights include St Pauls Church from 1736, Chowan House 1758, the Cy House 1758, and the home of James Iredell, first US Supreme Court justice. A teapot marker stands at the historic site. Block tickets available at Hotel Joseph Hewes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edenton and Countryside
Junior Woman's Club
Countryside
Edenton
Iton
St. Paul's See
Eoing
North Carolina
Mrs. Bruce Conrad Hosts Twentieth Century Study Meet
The Twentieth Century Study will meet tomorrow at 12 30 at the home of Mrs. Bruce Conrad 916 Rotary Drive. Mrs D A Rawley will supervise the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Conrad
Rotary Drive
D. A. Rawley
Twentieth Century Study Club
Barbara Russell
Kathryn + York
Borden's Gold Room
Business and Professional Women's Club
Zana Whitesell
Council Street
Symphony Enjoyment Group Meets Friday
The Symphony Enjoyment group of the Musical Art club will hold its final luncheon meeting Friday at Mrs. J. Quigley’s home 1108 West Ospeccaconn. Symphony No. 3 in E flat Major Eroica will be studied with Mrs. Floyd D. Mehan in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Art Club
J. Quigley
Westospeccaconn
Floyd D. Mehan
R. I. Quigley
Westwood
African Violet Show At Garden Center This Thursday
The Count Garden club runs the Garden Center at Davis Fi Seed store on North Wrenn street. This Thursday Mrs. Jesse Jennings Mrs. Walter Grace and Mrs. J H Eagle will provide African violets information and display specimens. The event falls under the Flowers We Work With During the Month of March and runs from one to after opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Garden Club
Davis Fi Seed Store
Jesse Jennings
Walter Grace
J. H. Eagle
Wrenn Street
Country Garden Club
Kat York
Jefferson Seers Club
Greensboro
Leon Southern
Polly Myrick
Evelyn Coble
Miss North Carolina Festival Crowning at Azalea Ball
Miss Sheridan will head a court of 12 May Queens and other university representatives in Wrightsville Beach at the Azalea ball and festival program. The crowning occurs on Saturday March 31.
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North Carolina
Sheridan
Queens
Wrightsville Beach
Margaret Sheridan
RKO Radio Pictures
Hobeen
Wilmington
YWCA Weekly Schedule Highlights Club Meetings
YWCA events list a Tuesday 6:30 pm Business and Professional club at the Sheraton and Adams club supper and meeting. Wednesday includes Bobby Soxer Y Teen at 4:00 and 12th grade Y Teen at 4:15. Thursday features Modernette club board at 1:00 and Y Teen sessions, knitting materials, and a teen interclub supper. Friday hosts Double M board at 10:30 and Saturday hosts a ninth grade carnival at 7:00.
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Sheraton Hotel
Adams Club
Evening club notices crowd Winston events
Altrusa and Women's Voters events fill Sheraton hotel YWCA and Cedron Avenue. Elizabeth Swiggatt hosts for Alfreda Hardie, bride elect. Kat York and Barbara Russell handle entertainments in Greensboro and Jefferson Seers Club. March Emerywood Country Club dinner dance features Harold Gale orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Austin
Cedron Avenue
Elizabeth Swiggett
Louise Avenue
Alfreda. Hardie
L. H. Warren, Jr
Alfreda Hardie
Winston Salem
Winston Court
Emerywood Country Club
Harold Gale
Today's Women Should Be Informed on Handling Money
Dorothy Rok reports on Wilma Loss urging women to improve money management. She contrasts career women with younger and single women, notes dangers of trusting unscrupulous promoters, and cites 1951 dollars worth 45 cents in buying power. The piece includes living costs and wage comparisons.
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Associated Press
Wilma Loss
Federation of Women Shareholders
U. S
Miss Loss
Lei
Papa
Laurence de Tyude
Consumers
National Industrial Conference Board
de Trude
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Uncle Sam
Church Stephens Class Meets Tomorrow
The Stephens Bible class will meet tomorrow at 3 p m with Mrs C F Ellington at 217 West Bay street Mrs J Paul Hill to serve as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens
Stephens Bible
C. F. Ellington
West Bay Street
J. Paul Hill
Easter Breakfast Dance Draws High Point Guests
The Embassy club hosted its annual Easter Breakfast dance for members and out-of-town guests from the Sedgefield Country Club. High Point members attended, with the Embassy club orchestra providing music. The event ran from ten until one with breakfast at eleven featuring spring items and Easter motifs. The schedule was moved up an hour to allow attendees to watch the final round of golf at the Starmount course.
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Embassy Club
Sedgefield Country Club
High Point
Starmount Course
Demonstration Club Meeting At Oak View Home
The Oak View Demostration Club will meet tomorrow at 1 o clock at the home of Mrs F R Clinard on Oak View road with Mrs J E Reid as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View Home
F. R. Clinard
Oak View Road
J. E. Reid
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Social and
Madeline Hoover
Egy Me
Joseph Hewes
Mrs. Bruce Conrad
Christ
Baptist Church
Ruggist
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
P.S
Ruth Gangs
Jack Hussey Tal Hazel Highfill
Ana Ta
Fon Street
Margaret Eacon
Veonquesness Wen
Converse College
Spartanburg
S. C
Kearns
Tom J. Kearns
Parkway
Garden Center
Clyde Baxter, JR
Dean
Doan
Azalea Gardens
Rose Ave
Centennial Ave
ABH
Steadman Poe
Sagemsboro College
Laura Wolfe
W.c.u.n. Co
Grace Gordon
ST. m Marys
Betty Burns
Isbell
Wake Forest
Betty Jean Scott Wilmington Co
Deanie Berryhill
Queens College
Carolyn
Maid OF Honor
Dorothy Cutts
Merguith
Carolyn Eisel
Coiane
Patricia Emith Flora MacDonald
Lucy Harper
Salem College
Tueasday
Altrusa Club
Mary Barnett Gilson
Chapel Hill
League of Women Voters
YWCA
Junius Beck
Deane Harpe
Robert McCall
Helen Gibson
McCall
Thurston Street
By Dorothy Rok
the Times
P. S
Marshall E. Ginsburg
N. Main St
Ehil Walker
Ta 'Oro
Monark
N. Main
Dupont - Tentine
Belk-Slevens Ens
Velko Jaich, JR
Velko Jaich
Holton Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Availaiie
Callus
Glenn
Washington St
Duke Power Company
Piedmont Carolinas
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