Miss Lois Varner Bride-to-Be Honored In Shower
Miss Lois Varner of Lexington was feted at a miscellaneous shower Saturday hosted by Mrs. Arnold Medlin at the Holton family home on Triangle Lake Road. Attendants included Pauline Everhart, who will be a wedding attendant, and Mrs. Albert Warner, another bride-elect participant, with summer flowers and gifts present.
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Lois Varner
Lexington
Arnold Medlin
M. C. Holton
Triangle Lake Road
Pauline Ape
See
Ister
Pauine Everhart
Albert Warner
Kernersville Party Honors Miss Sarah Ann Shuford
Miss Sarah Ann Shuford of Asheville was feted at Kernersville home of Mrs. Roland V. Weavil Route 1. The sister of the groom-elect helped by Mrs. J Clay Idol and L Idol served refreshments as summer decor graced the church and home. Shuford earns a Physical Education degree from IWCMC on June 2 and will teach at the local junior high next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Sarah Ann Shuford
Asheville
Roland V. Weavil
Shuford
IWCMC
Missionary To China Visits Relatives Here
Dr. Alice Gregg left today for her Florence Washington home after a weekend with Dr. and Mrs. L L Wilkinson on Wiltshire Boulevard. She is a missionary in China with thirty six years of work ahead, noting many changes in the country in recent years.
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Alice Gregg
Florence
D. C
L. L. Wilkinson
Wiltshire Boulevard
Dr. Gregg
Wilkinson
China
Diversification of Farm Remains in the Deep South
The passage notes ongoing diversification in farm remains across the deep south of the United States, indicating shifts in agricultural practices and land use. It highlights broader rural economic changes and the adaptation of farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Community club luncheons and meetings schedule
The YWCA Luncheon at Ge Adams Building on N Street Monday 7:00 pm. Attrusa Club annual President's or Chapter meeting at Temple 11:30 am. Garden Study Club annual picnic at Mrs Coy Wil home 12:30 pm. Junior Women's Club luncheon at YWCA with installation of new officers 8:00 pm. Mrs Samuel Shavitz and Mrs Jake Harris host luncheon for Miss Helen Jacobs Hedgepeth home. Woman's Guild Point Memorial tal meets at YWCA. Miss Pessy Green honored at Jamestown party hosted by Miss Nancy Warner associate hostess Mrs Frances Howell. Lawrence H k and Miss Gerry Hancock luncheon at Marys Club for Mrs George Robichaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Ge Adames
N. N Street
Attrusa Club
Siercee
Garden Study Club
Coy
Samuel Shavitz
Jake Harris
Helen Jacobson
Hedgepethie
Woman's Guild of the
Point Memorial
YWCA
Pessy Green
Nancie Warner
Jamestown
Frances Howell
Lawrence H. K
Gerry Hancock
the Marys Club
George Robichaux
Ten Minute Nail Care Tips From a Beauty Column
A short guide explains quick nail cleanup using a orangewood file, shaping nails from side to center into an oval, and finishing with emery boards. After soaking hands, apply cuticle cream, lift flesh gently, trim shags with downward-pointing scissors, wash again, apply two light coats of polish, and note lipstick should match nail glow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulchritude Mart
May Fellowship Luncheon Features Talk by Mrs Cicero Groome
The United Church Women at the YMCA dining room held a luncheon meeting with 12:15pm start. Mrs Cicero Groome of Groome Town spoke on spiritual security for families urging parents to earn love and model Christian virtues at home. The gathering included invocation by Mrs W G McFarland and plans for Bible-related events and a September meeting at North Main Street Baptist Church.
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Cicero Groome
United Church
YMCA
Groometown
Wesley Memorial Methodist
W. G. McFarland
Cil
North Main Street Baptist Church
Exchangettes Plan For Picnic At Quaker Lane
Exchangette Club members met at Mrs. Roger Morris home for a business session and a guest speaker. Preliminary plans were discussed to provide for an unfortunate family, with the annual picnic scheduled for June at Quaker Lane for members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Morris
Exchangette Club
Bill Davis
Frances McFarland
Quaker la Wille
Elizabeth Inrs
Blancherris Yy
Miss Anne Albright Cited For Notable Education Work
Former resident Miss Anne Albright is cited for a 35 year career in education. She served as a principal, dean of girls, and teacher in multiple schools and camps. Her work included roles with the National Association of Women, Altrusa Club, and University Women groups.
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Anne Albright
Miss Albright
Wom
National Associations of Women
Nowhere We Girls
Woman's College of the University
Columbia University
New York
Carolina
Waynesville High School
Altrusa Club
University Women of
High Point
University of Michigan
Waynesville
Salt as Money in Ancient Rome Valued at 80 L
Ancient Rome valued salt at 80 l and sometimes used it as money. The phrase reflects salt's high economic importance in historical trade and daily life.
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Rome
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