Local Student Nurses Host Workshop At Sheraton Hotel
Three hundred student nurses from across the state attended the fall workshop at the Sheraton Hotel with High Point Memorial Hospital SNA as hostesses. Key speakers included Betty Sue Johnson of UNC Chapel Hill and a call for nursing schools to focus on quality practice over broad goals. Participants debated future trends like computerized nursing and emphasized individualized patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Valentine
High Point Hospital Student Nurses Assn
Brenda Jackson
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Memorial Hospital
Wanda Oehama
NCSNA
Forsyth Memorial
Betty Sue Johnson
Miss Johnson
Duke University School of Nursing
UNC Chapel Hill School of Nursing
Cindy Haney Honored At Floating Shower
Miss Cindy Haney, December bride-elect of Benny Shaver, was honored at a floating bridal shower hosted by Mrs. David Craughn. Co-hostess was Mrs. Jerry Stout. Guests included Mrs. Ardenal Henry and Mrs. Horace Shaver. The couple plan to wed December 16 at Fairfield United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Haney
Benny Shaver
David Craughn
Route 4
Jerry Stout
Ardenal Henry
Horace Shaver
H. V. Weant
Miss Haney
Mr. Shaver
Fairfield United Methodist Church
Miss Mathis and Mr Craven Wed in Wallburg Ceremony
Deborah Leigh Mathis and Jimmy Franklin Craven married at Wallburg Baptist Church in Winston Salem. The bride, daughter of Spencer Mathis, wore candlelight satin with lace and seed pearls. The groom, son of James Stanton Craven, is from Thomasville and self-employed. The couple will reside in Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Wallburg Baptist Church
Deborah Leigh Mathis
Jimmy Franklin Craven
Thomasville
Jack W. Byrd
Tawana Casstevens
Bobby James
Spencer Mathis
Route 5
Motsinger Heights
James Stanton Craven
Rt. 4
William E. Wright Jr
Susan Hendrix
Advance
Jeanie Wooten
Cleveland
Becky Israel
High Point
Unwed Mother topic discussed by ABWA leader
The Fur niture Capital Chapter of the American Business Women's Assn met at the YWCA where Rev. William C. Guthrie spoke on The Unwed Mother. He noted about 225000 births annually and linked illegitimacy to single-parent homes and broken families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Guthrie
High Point Friends Meeting
Furniture Capital
American Business Women’s Assn
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
Guthrie
Wesley Hedgecock
Norman Clapp
Edgar Clary
Earl McAllister
Debbie Marsh
Thelma Lee Tro
Ann
Ken- Ray Fabrics
Clapp
Scott Woman's Club Meeting on Cake Decorating Insight
The Fine Arts Department of the High Point Woman's Club plans a Wednesday 10 a.m. gathering at Mrs. Charles W. Scott's home. Mrs. Fred Whitescarver will speak on cake decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman’s Club
Charles W. Scott
Fred Whitescarver
Relief for Hours from Hemorrhoidal Pain and Itching
Doctors report Preparation H provides hours of relief from pain and burning itch in hemorrhoidal tissue. It also helps shrink swelling caused by inflammation and infection, noting no other formula matches its effectiveness.
Luncheon Honors Miss Lynne Sizemore Before Wedding
Miss Lynne Sizemore was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. William Blanton at 1034 Rockford Rd. Attendees included Mrs. Frank Julian Sizemore Jr. and Mrs. Marian Cochran. Sizemore, recently returned from Germany with U S Armed Forces Special Services, will wed Bernard Wirtel of Illinois on November 27 at Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne Sizemore
William Blanton
Rockford Rd
Frank Julian Sizemore Jr
Marian Cochran
Greensboro
Miss Sizemore
Germany
U.S. Armed Forces Special Services
Bernard Wirtel
Illinois
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
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Sonny Hedgecock
Americard
Ment Ery CO
Ted i
Wazel Waliams
S. Main Street
Benk Cords Wekeme
Miss Mathis
Mr. Craven
Abwa
Anaheim
Calif
Orlando
Fla
Miami
Mrs. Scott
el Monte
Cal
Ana Iiiias
Williams Flowers & Gifts
Quality Flowers
English Rd
ONY
SEX Terminators , Inc
Main Street
Health Food Council
Galhoun
Aeaeite
Sherwood Plaza
College Village Center
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