National Home Demonstration Club Week Emphasizes Growth
Mrs L B Pate urges North Carolina Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs to mark May 4 10 as National Home Demonstration Club Week She highlights the theme Today's Home Builds Tomorrow's World and the role of home demonstration agents in guiding families toward better homes budgets and community programs The program connects women leaders with land grant extension networks to translate research into practical homemaking improvements
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L. B. Pate
N. C. Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
United States
Chemise Silhouette Shapes Fall Dress Trends
New fall collections from New York manufacturers show the chemise and trapeze silhouettes dominating with about 90 percent variation from traditional waistlines. Buyers report mixed reactions from men and women, noting cost sensitivity and a growing appeal among larger sizes for a slimmer, glamorous look.
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New York
Stauffer Home Adds Path to a Better Figure
The Stauffer Home program promises a path to a better figure through guidance and routines. It highlights simple steps for weight management and overall fitness, aiming to help readers achieve lasting health improvements.
Local residents return from Atlanta and Bethesda visits
Mr. and Mrs. Winfred McDowell and children Sherry and Winfred Jr. along with Mr. and Mrs. E. McDowell have returned home after several days in Atlanta. Charles Stares of 70 Percent Overbrook fractured a arm Sunday and will stay home for two months. Mrs. Ernestine Borys returned from Bethesda Maryland to Florida Avenue with family. doctors report slight improvement and limited visitors. Mrs. Zimmerman recuperating after a fall at her Carrick Avenue home. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Williams plan travel to New York City. Earl W. Kearns underwent surgery at Durham hospital and is improving. Mrs. B. E. Albertson returns from High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ethel Carpenter remains hospitalized in Albemarle with thrombo phlebitis and heart attack. visitors permitted.
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Winfred McDowell
Sherry and
Winfred Jr
E. McDowell
Atlanta, Ga
Charles. Starues
Overbrook
Ernestine Borys
Florida Ave
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Borys
E. W. Hancock
Susan
Diane
Florida Avenue
L. H. Zimmerman
Carrick Ave
High Point Memorial Hospital
B. E. Albertson
Trinity
Ethel Carpenter
Springfield Ave
Albemarle Hospital
Women of Moose Plan Meeting
Mrs. Ora Lawrenson will preside at the meeting of Chapter 961 Women of the Moose tomorrow evening at the Moose home on Church Street. The meeting is set for 8 o'clock.
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Ora Lawrenson
Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Church Street
Miss Frances Price Bride-Elect Honored At YMCA Shower
Miss Frances Price, May 24 bride elect to Carl Brown, was feted at a YMCA miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Ruth Riggs and Miss Betty Jo Patterson. Attendants include Mrs. Carlene Kearns and Miss Louise Price. Guests totaled about 25, with decorations of spring flowers and a corsage for the honoree. The hostesses gave a silver vegetable dish as a gift, and refreshments followed games.
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Frances Price
Ruth Riggs
Louise Price
Honor
Riggs
Carlene Kearns
Betty Jo Patterson
Carl Brown
YMCA
Miss Riggs
Miss Patterson
George Lasley
Lawrence Brown
Y W C A News Schedule and Club Meetings
Wednesday events include Jug Club at 4 p.m and 11th Grade Y teens at 7:30 p.m. Thursday features 7th and 8th Grade Y-teens, Robins Club at 6:30 p.m, Finance Committee at 7 p.m, and Board of Directors at 8 p.m. Friday lists 7:30 p.m. 7th Club Hay ride and Tri C Hay ride.
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Robins Club
Board of Directors
Double M Club Backs Bloodmobile Support
Double M Club members pledged full support for the Bloodmobile at a luncheon at Adams Memorial YWCA yesterday. The bloodmobile opens today from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Hostesses were Mrs. John Ebel and Mrs. George Bouldin.
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Double M
Adams Memorial Ywca Yestern
John Ebel
George Bouldin
Edgar Snider
James Rutherford
Grow n Glow Garden Club Meeting at Schultheiss Home
Members of the Grow n Glow Garden Club met at 7 30 p m at 728 Ferndale Drive with Mrs G E Schultheiss presiding. New year committees were named including program E L Boyle membership John Jarrett horticulture James Blackwell publicity and council representative Franklyn Jones. Mrs Boyle announced the year’s program and Gardens Council report noted a tea and flower show set for May 14 in Ragan Hall High Point. Eight members attended and a dessert course with coffee was served.
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Grow 'N’ Glow Garden Club
G. E. Schultheiss
Ferndale Dr
E. L. Boyle
John Jarrett
James Blackwell
Robert Long
Franklyn Jones
Boyle
Schultheiss
Gardens Council
Ragan Hall
High
YWCA Launches House-To-House Membership Drive
On May 5 the local YWCA began its annual house-to-house campaign under Miss Jane Austin with over 200 volunteers led by captains including Mesdames Ralph Norman and N. M. Harrison Jr. The drive seeks renewals and new members, outlining fall classes in ceramics and millinery along with continued swimming and gym activities. A sustaining membership drive led by Miss Helen Marie Sheloff began April 21.
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YWCA
Miss Jane Austin
Ralph Norman
N. M. Harrison Jr
John Herndon
D. P. Whitley Jr
O. P. Moffitt
Richard Hartley
Harold Jensen
E. A. Hatcher
Ralph Merrill
Charles Reddick
Harold Lichtenberger
N.P Yarborough
Charles Loflin
Ray Nibbelink
William H. Graham
Mary E. Neely
J. H. Cole
Betty Lou Jackson
Helen McBee
Helen Marie Sheloff
Council Holds Last Meeting This Year
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs met Tuesday in the audio visual room of the Roe of Eb Roncalli in BA. Members formed a committee for Clean Up Fix Up Week and volunteered for Safety Week in June. The Garden Council Ten annual event will be held next Wednesday at Ragan Hall.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Roe
Eb Roncalli
One frankfurter leftover soup idea
A simple tip suggests slicing leftover frankfurters thin and adding them to soup for added heartiness. The idea highlights using remaining sausages to reduce waste and boost flavor in a quick, practical way.
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Women's
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Adele Simpson
McCalls
Coronet
Saturday Evening Post
Dora Glascow
America
Stauffer
Stauffer Home Plan Dept
South Road
High Point
N. C
Vlagio
H. O. Williams
Otteray Dr
New York City
Earl W. Kearns
W. Ray
Veteran's Hospital
Durham
Women of Moose Plan Meeting
Miss Price
Double M Club
Dar Lee
Council
Artie’s Flower Shop
MAE Zamur
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