Catesby Bird Club Elects Officers at Breakfast
Catesby Bird Club members elected new officers during their annual field walk and breakfast at Sedgefield Country Club. Officers named were Mrs Edwards president, Mrs Lyon vice president, Mrs Ellis secretary, Miss Byerly treasurer, and Mrs Whitescarver corresponding secretary. The meeting covered a Puerto Rico trip, bird specimens, and club activities promoting wildlife conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby Bird Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Edgar Edwards
Sedgefield Club
Gene Horney
Barbara Brooks
Edwards
Ed Lyon
W. F. Ellis
Ann Byerly
Fred Whitescarver
Puerto Rico
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
Training Session Held by Local Methodist Women
Eighty one Methodist women attended a workshop for local officers of the Woman's Society in the High Point sub district at Mountieu Avenue Methodist Church on May 12. Mrs W Stanley Baker presided over the meeting with Mrs Harry Hendrick giving the meditation. Mrs E G Landon, society president, extended greetings. After the class, members viewed the new items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society
High Point
Mountieu, Avenue Methodist Church
W. Stanley Baker
Harry Hendrick
Christian Social Relations
E. G. Landon
Hest Church
Carolinas Division Names Secretary Of The Year
Carolinas Division honored Miss Magalis Burns and Mrs. McFerrin as finalists with Mrs. McFerrin named Secretary of the Year succeeding Miss Phyllis Jones CPS Palmetto.Chapter. The Thomasville Senior High chapter presented a problem solving skit at luncheon and attendees toured the Southern Furniture Exposition. A candle lighting ceremony installed new officers and awards were presented including International Membership and division honors for multiple chapters across Edisto Hosiery Town Burlington Sanford Mountaineer Aiken and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
W. E. Smith
Textiles
Unc-Raleigh
Magalis
Southern Furniture Exposition
Carolina Fibbon and Carbon Co
Elaine Tara
Furniture City
Jennie Herndon
Robert Nelson
Mildred Drum
Mary Lee
Robinson
Spindlette
Gastonia
Miss Drum
Edisto
Hosiery Town
Burlington
Sanford
Mountaineer
Local club officers listed in page seven credit
Hendrick as third vice president and Raleigh as recording secretary. Elizabeth Hyman of Rocky Mount and Clara Seago of Greenville named as treasurer and corresponding secretary. Betty Thomas of Smithfield and Beulah Sullivan of Burlington are historian and parliamentarian. Emily Fallenstein serves as local club president and director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrick
Raleigh
Elizabeth Hyman
Rocky Mount
Clara Seag0
Greenville
Robertson
High Point
Betty Thomas
Smithfield
Beulah Sullivan
Burlington
Emily Fallenstein
Squareback Sedan A Less-Than-Perfect Station Wagon
The text compares a Squareback Sedan to a bus-like station wagon, admitting it is not big enough to be called a station wagon. It argues the Squareback, while decent, is still a bus and not truly spacious.
Guinns announce birth of son John Robert
Mr and Mrs Dewey C Guinn of Rt 4 High Point announce the arrival of their son John Robert on May 12 at High Point Memorial Hospital
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey C. Guinn
Rt. 4
High Point
John Robert
High Point Memorial Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adams Memorial Ywca
Central High School
Gail McGee
Toni Beck
Brenda Hoskins
Rosaine’s
Duane Hall
Catesby
George Brown
California
Lyon
Australia
Helen ‘Fisherman
Betty Lou Jackson
W. B. Hall
W. M. Jarrell
Richard Farrer
Sedgefield
TUL S P.M. Artistic Beauty College
Commerce Dial
Carolinas
Aiken
Anderson
Hickory
Winston-Salem
O. Henry
Secoe Atta
Emerald - Bulletin
Spindette
Emerald
Durham
Rock Hill
Henry
Charlotte
NSA
Selene
City
First Zee
Doennes
C. Henry
Bobbie Shaw
Furniture
Schrafft
Thomas F. John
Thomasville
J. Ralph Jolly
Greensboro College
Nancy Woods
Chairtown
Plaza
Creighton
Katherine Nowell
CPS
Bush
Mildred
Drum
Mary
Lois Call
Greensboro
Mary Frances Arender
Doris Pariah
Peoples Baptist Church
Hamilton St
Volkswagen
DON Gilstrap, Inc
John Guinn
Robes
Plaire” Hair
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