Mrs. Lazaruk Honored at Adams Memorial YWCA Board
Mrs. William Lazaruk, retiring executive director of the Adams Memorial YWCA, was honored at the YWCA board meeting. She began work with the Y in 1963 after serving as associate dean of students at Douglass College Rutgers University New Brunswick. Incoming president Mrs. William P. Price presented a silver tray from board members and toasted her in verse.
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William Lazaruk
Adams Memorial Ywca
YWCA
William P. Price
Matt Wall
David Fick
Fred Thomas Jr
Lazaruk
Adams Memorial Ywca Board
Roger L Stevens to Attend Sedgefield Arts Symposium
Roger L Stevens, chairman of the National Council on the Arts and the Kennedy Center, will lecture and join a N C Symphony Society symposium at Sedgefield Inn Greensboro on Saturday. Local attendees include Mrs Harold Amos and several Greensboro High Point guests in a warmly reception.
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National Council On the Arts
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Washington, D. C
N. C
William S. Creech
Henry A. Foscue
W. R. Henderson
J. Albert
Study Club Picnic At R J Johnson Home
Nature Study Garden Club met at the garden of Mrs. R J Johnson with Mrs Harold Cheek assisting. Mrs Roy Armstrong led the business session planning a May 10 11 garden council flower show and noting Sears Roebuck will award a silver bowl for best civic improvement by a garden council club.
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Nature Study Garden Club
R. J. Johnson
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Harold Cheek
Roy Armstrong
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Sears Roebuck
Johnson Street School
Rebekah Lodge To Hold Rummage Sale Tomorrow
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will hold a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 134 North Main Street. Proceeds will be used for the club project.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
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Oak Hill School PTSA Meeting Highlights and Honors
Oak Hill music department presented a program for the PTA with fifth and sixth grade chorus orchestra and sixth grade band. Soloists Tamara Foust and Donnie Stanton performed. Devo tions were led by Keith Keck. Officers for the next two years were installed led by Mrs. Frank Hazzard president and others. The principal announced the death of former teacher Miss Mae Johnson. Plans for a June 2 luncheon honoring High Point Central High School staff were made by the PTSA board with new officers introduced. A memorial scholarship was awarded to Jenny Yarborough and a silver vase given to Frances Haywood for service to the PTSA board.
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Tamara Foust
Donnie Stanton
Keith Keck
David Carter
Dorothy Hoskins
Mary Borne
N. L. Cecil
Frank Hazzard
Percy Newton
Caroline Peck
Randolph Mabe
Clarence Poindexter
Oak Hill
Mae Johnson
High Point Central High School
PTSA
Garnet Pollock
Gilbert White
Carter T. Holbrook
Pat Meisky
Terry Kearns
C. T. Latimer
William Jackson Scott
Jenny Yarborough
Church Activities Highlight Willing Workers Dinner
The Willing Workers Class of First Pilgrim Church will meet in the fellowship hall this evening at 6 p.m. for a covered dish supper. Secret pals will be disclosed. The auxiliary of First Pentecostal Holiness held installation of officers Tuesday evening with E R Lewallyn as president and five others elected for the year.
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Fellowship Hall
First Pentecostal Holiness
E. R. Lewallyn
Kermit Metheny
Thomas K. Watson
B. R. Tripp
Henry Powell
G. F. Overstreet
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