Formosan Bishop's Wife To Speak At WSCS Meet
Mrs. Ralph H. Ward wife of the Formosa Area bishop in China will be the principal speaker at the Greensboro WSCS district conference at Main Street Methodist Church. The all day session includes morning reports luncheon and afternoon program with Mrs W A Bales presiding. About 300 representatives from WSCS groups in the district are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Ward
Formosa
China
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Greensboro
Main St. Methodist Church
W. A. Bales
WSCS
College Park Speech Clinic Finds 5 Percent Have Speech or Hearing Problems
University of Maryland experts led by Richard Hendricks report clinics in 12 Maryland areas examined over 200 schools. Five percent of children show speech or hearing issues, needing extensive exams and individualized plans. Many youngsters struggle with stuttering or articulation due to hearing deficits or physiological causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Richard Hendricks
University of Maryland
Chiren
Hendricks
Maryland
Sion
Births Bring Five Daughters And One Son To High Point Families
Mr and Mrs Earl E Jones announce Barbara Jan born May 12 at Leigh Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Howard Loewe announce Katrina Marie born May 8 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Richard G Lambert announce Richard Glenn born May 13 at local hospital. Mr and Mrs J E Welch announce Rosa Colleen born May 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Billy Threadgill announce Debra Lynn born May ? at High Point Memorial Hospital. The Andersons plan to move to High Point next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Jan Jones
Earl E. Jones
St. John St
Barbara Jan
Leigh Point Memorial Hospital
Katrina Marie Lowe
Howard FE. Loewe
W. College Dr
Katrina Marie
High Point Memorial Hospital
Richard G. Lambert JR
Richard G. Lambert
Jeanette St
Richard Glenn
Resa
Colleen Welch
J. E. Welch
Clara Cox
Debra Lynn Threadgill
Billy Threadgill
W. Davis St
Debra Lynn
Threadgil i Ra
Betty Beeson
High Point
Hurt or Anger in a Child Friendship Distinction
A mother advises distinguishing hurt from anger in an 11 year old affected by a friend's move. Acknowledging anger helps her see independence from the friend, stop idealizing the other girl, and encourage direct accusation of grievances rather than self pity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Lawrence
Carol
Nellie
YMCA News Club Schedule For 7th Grade Teens And Girls
The YMCA announces a weekly schedule with 7th grade Y Teens at 7:30 and 7th Grade Y Teens to beach on Saturday, plus girls swimming lessons at 3:15 and 3:45, life saving at 4:45, women's swimming at 6:45, and a 7:30 dance for 7th Grade Y Teens. A modernette club meets at 12:15 Friday, book review at 10:30 Saturday with Mrs. W. K. McCain covering Broadway Diary of Anne Frank, and Slim Gym sessions on Thursday and Friday mornings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. McCain
Y's Menettes Plan Project at Cooper Home
Mrs. Lelon Cooper hosted the Y's Menettes meeting with Mrs. Ray Watson presiding. Reports from secretary Ada Frye and treasurer David Leonard noted stamps for Bishops Fund or fines. Ann Clement praised the Stanley product sale. A May 26 swimming party is set at the Watsons High Rock Lake cabin. no summer plans. Next meeting June 11 at Mrs. Marion Fields' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelon Cooper
Y's Menettes Club
Ray Watson
Ada Frye
David Leonard
Bob Allen
Ann Clement
Stanley
Bob Alien
Y's
Y’s
High Rock Lake
Marion Fields
Nathan Hunter
Altrusa Banquet and Club Meetings Schedule
Tuesday events list include Altrusa Club annual banquet at the Sheraton Hotel with Miss Marcella Carter. Town and Garden Club meeting with Ms. Oscar McMullan on Pockmm Road. Out-Our-Way Club meeting with Mrs. R R Johnson on Lawndale Drive. Mid-Week Study Club at Hillcrest Drive. Private Duty Nurses Club bazaar at Mrs. Martha Farr’s home. Home and Garden Club picnic at Mrs. Robert L. Hubbard’s residence. Mrs J A Lindsay and Miss Anna Meisel entertaining Miss Mary McInn at 704 W Warriss Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Marcella Carter
Town and Corn Garden Club
Oscar McMullan
Pockmm
R. R. Johnson
Lawndale Dr
W. J. Miller
Hillcrest Drive
Plub
Martha Farr
Boulevard
Home and Garden Club
Robert L. Hubbard
Wellington
J. A. Lindsay
Anna Meisel
Mary Mc Inn
Lindsay
W. Warriss Ave
Miss Patricia Wise Engaged to Ed Naismith in Karachi
Miss Patricia Wise of Suffolk England, who tutored Susan Wood, daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Wood of Glenwick Lane, announces engagement to Ed Naismith of Karachi Pakistan, a chartered accountant with a Karachi firm, with plans for marriage there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Wise
Karachi
Pakistan
Suffolk
England
Susan Wood
J. D. Wood
Glenwick Lane
Ed Naismith
Naismith
Bride Cynthia Upchurch Weds Clyde Morgan in Chesterfield
The former Cynthia Dale Upchurch wed Clyde Franklin Morgan on May 12 in Chesterfield South Carolina. The bride is the daughter of H Ed ward Loffin of High Point and Thelma Tysinger of Route 5 High Point. The groom is the son of Howard Frank Morgan and wife of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Franklin Morgan
Cynthia Dale Upchurch
H. Edward Loffin
High Point
Chesterfield
S. C
Thelma Tysinger
Route 5
Howard Frank Morgan
High
Altrusa Club President's Banquet Tonight
Miss Marcella Carter, retiring president, will be honored as guest at the Altrusa Club annual president's banquet at the Sheraton Hotel. A surprise program is planned and music by senior high girls directed by Miss Nancy Staley will be featured. Mrs. Nessie Koonce chairs the banquet committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Carter
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Miss Carter
Nancy Staley
Nessie Koonce
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Louis Panos
Anderson
June Armfield
Andersons
Hilcxest Manor
Apts
Joyce Garner Jones
Altamonte Springs
Fla
Carl Allred
Vincent O'Connor
Jones
Florida
Joneses
Carmen Suzanna
Andy
Orlando
Cooper Home
Rerail
ST. Main ST
Cotton
Anets
S. Main Street
Alexander
P.M
Alexanders
Tobias
UCN
Baty Singer
Singer
Mig. Co
Singer Sewing Center
N. Main ST
Lata
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!