Eight new members welcomed to High Fatal Woman's Club luncheon
Eight new members joined the High Fatal Woman's Club at a Wednesday luncheon and orientation at Emerywood Country Club. Bea Nelson greeted arrivals, gave corsages, and new member names included Mrs. B. S. Eggelston, Mrs. Roy Burchfield, Mrs. Aline Carter, Mrs. W. L. Albertson, Mrs. Jay McGuinn, Mrs. Martha Bennison, Mrs. C. B. Mounts, and Mrs. James W. Clontz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Fatal Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
Bea Nelson
J. G. Walsh
R. S. Quigley
Nelson
B. S. Eggelston
Roy Burchfield
Aline Carter
W. L. Albert
Jay McGunnn
Martha Bennison
C. B. Mounts
James W. Clontz
North Carolina Federation of
Uncle Sam
A. J. Terry
Jay McGuinn
Linville Manning
Speaker Highlights Deaf School Efforts In Greensboro
Adelaide Wendler reports on Gary Farmer, education director at the Central North Carolina School for the Deaf in Greensboro, describing the seven month old program serving 165 students ages 4 to 16, emphasis on total communication, natural surroundings, and early home outreach to assist families and prepare students for life after eighth grade. The talk covered school growth, future transfers to Raleigh, and community support including donations and sponsorships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Farmer
Central
Raleigh
Farmer
North Carolina
Future Bride Feted and ABWA Woman of the Year Named
Carolyn McDowell bride elect of Max Nance Jr. was honored at a bridal party hosted by Jute Gant and Eugenia Hall and again at First Wesleyan Church. Guests included Mrs. Harding McDowell and Mrs. Max Nance. Jean W. Polson named Woman of the Year by Wooden Spool Chapter ABWA for 1976. Polson, Avon district sales manager since 1959, active in chamber, VFW, Civitan, and church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn McDowell
Max Nance Jr
Jute Gant
Eugenia Hall
Harding McDowell
Max Nance
Hail
First Wesleyan Church
Jean W. Polson
Wooden Spool
American Business Women’s Assn
Cavalier Steak House
Mrs.Polson
Avon Products
ABWA
Polson
New Orleans
Green Street Baptist Church
Keaton and Collins Couple Engaged in Greensboro
Mr and Mrs William W Keaton announce the engagement of their daughter Karen Elaine to Michael Wayne Collins son of Mr and Mrs Posey A Collins The couple will exchange vows on June 20 at Concord Friends Meeting House The bride elect is a 197? graduate of Southern Guilford High School and is employed by Wills Book Store The bridegroom elect is a 1973 graduate of Ragsdale High School and is employed by Adams-Millis Texturing and Dyeing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
William W. Keaton
Simmons Ct
Karen Elaine
Michael Wayne Collins
Posey A. Collins
Sunnybrook St
High Point
Concord Friends Meeting House
Southern Guilford High School
Wills Book Store
Friendly Shopping Center
Ragsdale High School
Adams-Millis Texturing and Dyeing
Auxiliary Installs Officers At Joint VFW Dinner Meet
Members of VFW Post 619 and its auxiliary held a joint dinner at Western Sizzlin. Carrie Beal presided and noted a May 29 Winston-Salem bicentennial parade and a June 17-20 Greensboro state convention. Jean W. Polson was installed as president with officers named. Beal received a life membership in the National Home. Next meeting June 15 at Beal home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 619
Western Sizzlin Steak House
Carrie Beal
Winston-Salem
Royal Villa
Greensboro
National Guard
Jeanette Franks
Two Rivers
Wise
Dorothy Hunter
Jean W. Polson
Ettie MaeLogan
Hilda J. Southards
Doris B. Pierce
Maxine Bowers
Grace C. Snyder
Margaret Upton
Johnsie Bean
Women of Moose Elect New Officers
Vera Kelly was elected senior regent of Women of the Moose at the Moose Home on N Main Street. Ollie Wood, Nannie Minton, Alberta Norman, Velma Tittsler and Jewel Fox chosen for officer roles. paper drive and bake sale planned. installation set for June 6 at 2 30 p m with new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Kelly
Women of the Moose
Moose
N. Main Street
Ollie Wood
Nannie Minton
Alberta Norman
Velma Tittsler
Jewel Fox
Ms. Fox
Juanita Bodenheimer
Moose Home
Program On Sculpture Presented By Mrs Shaw
Mrs. Brant Shaw of Jamestown presented the Fine Arts Dept of the High Paint Woman's Club program at Mrs. Willis Anderson’s home. She showcased sculptures including portraits of her parents teapots cups a flower container and other figurines to illustrate finishes after sculpting. Co hostesses were Mrs. Pat Brown and Mrs. Fred Whitescarver with an in novation by Mrs Whitescarver. The luncheon area featured a white cutwork cloth and spring floral arrangements. The next meeting is set for Sept 10 at Mrs C A Brown’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lb Chambers
Lisa Simpson
Brant Shaw
Jamestown
High Paint Woman's Club
Willis Anderson
Centennial Ave
C. A. Brown
Beaucrest Rd
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. B. McCarter
D. S. Neill
H. T. Short
Worth Ivey
Rm High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Women's Editor
School For the Deaf
Dewey Corn
Betty Lance
Collette Bolick
Newton
Vickie Lester
Jean Polson
Judy Nance
Brenda Nelson
Carolyn Winslow
Dieterete
Bat First Wesleyan Church
Avon
High Point Chamber of Commerce
Furniture City Civitans
State Hospital Vavs
Keaton and Collins
Karen Elaine Keaton
Emma Vaughn
Women of Moose
Fashion Shop Charge
South Main ST
New York City
Sant ‘Angelo
Mrs. Shaw
Pat Brown
Fred Whitescarver
Grace Flower Shop
St Meneged
L&l Clothing Outlet Ladies Pantsuits
Thoma
Harris Music Co
Ona RD
Quality Service
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