Show Tour Sparks Public Interest at Local Market
UNC Greensboro student Kay Johnson tours the market with Lincolnton High School home economics class. They plan a full day visit but cannot cover the entire building. Mrs Clivis Harris of Charlottesville praises the show’s decor and friendly staff while her husband and she plan to stay the day and return home tomorrow.
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UNC
Greensboro
Lincolnton High School
Kay Johnson
Lincolnton
Clivis Harris
Charlottesville
Fred Pepper
Walnut Cove
Throngs Fill Furnitureland for First Women Led Opening
Judy Royals reports a bustling Furnitureland opening at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building with women visitors outnumbering men ten to one. Attendees explored show rooms, tested chairs and beds, window shopped, and enjoyed the festive, cafe like atmosphere as crowds promised return visits despite crowds and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Furniture Exposition
Pilgrimage Program Presented by Stroud’s Florist
Mrs Myrtle Stroud spoke on Bible Lands Pilgrimage for Ladies of Civic tan at Top of the Mart. Slides from a Holy Land visit were shown. A business session followed and plans for a June 6 picnic at City Lake for Northeast Junior High educable class members were proposed.
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Myrtle Stroud
Stroud’s Florist
Ladies of Civitan
Stroud
The
Holy Land
W. D. Cornelison
J. S. Reagan
Barbara Edward
William G. Ervin
City Lake
Northeast Junior High School
J. R. Crater Jr
Women’s Editor Highlights Decorating Principles
Ronald Budny of Alderman Studios spoke to the Agenda Club at Adams Memorial YWCA last evening on decorating. He emphasized room purpose, traffic flow, balanced furniture and color, and avoiding overcrowding. He used photos and sketches, noting houses should be enjoyed for their intended use.
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Ronald Budny
Agenda Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Budny
Wild Flower Club Wins State Award in Greensboro banquet
The Wild Flower Club of High Point earned two honors at the Garden Club of North Carolina Inc. convention banquet held at Four Seasons Holiday Inn. They received a silver Ella Perry beautification bowl for a mini park near Wrenn and Main Streets and a $25 Sears Foundation prize. Club president is Mrs. Herman Coble. Proceeds support ongoing beautification projects and garden tours by members. The convention opened in Greensboro and concluded the next day with Mrs. John Reichard presiding.
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Wild Flower Club of
High Point
Garden Club of N. C. Inc
Four Seasons Holiday Inn
Ella Perry
Wrenn
Main Streets
Sears Foundation
Herman Coble
Wild Flower Club
Greensboro
John Reichard
Education that fails to inform the mind and teach reasoning
A critical assessment argues that education must develop reasoning and inquisitive thinking rather than simply delivering facts. The statement emphasizes the practical failure of curricula that neglect cognitive development and problem solving.
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Harris
Turner
Larry Stafford
Statesville
Johnson
Stafford
Art Richardson
Furnitureland
Judy Royals
Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Women’s Editor
Mr. Budny
Alderman Studios
Braxton Younts Jr
Barbara Carroll
Tyson Ferree
Dorothy Price
Younts
Price
E. Green St
Jean Johnson
Charmette
Londays
Jeanette Bishop
Ring of Life
Zales
Zales Custom
Master Bank
Americaid
Zales Jewelers
Westchester Mall
Barbara Tile
Maison Beauty
Cortof
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