High Point DAC President Honored at Luncheon
National DAC president Mrs. Carl Walker McMurray of Marion addressed a High Point luncheon on her theme Let Us Stand Up and Be Counted for God and Country. She outlined the society's educational, historical and patriotic work, scholarships, historic landmark slides, service academy awards, and aviation cadet awards, with plans for markers at Berkeley 100 Plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAC
Carl Walker McMurray
Marion
R. L. Brinson
High Point
N. C. Society, Daughters of the American Colonists
School of the Ozarks
Bacone College
U. S
California
Ralph H. Ramsey Jr
Brevard
Ruth Goodwin to Present Senior Organ Recital
Mars Hill College music department will present Ruth Goodwin in a senior organ recital Sunday at 2:30 p m in the fine arts building. The Central High School graduate and Mars Hill student will perform works by Bohm Morehead Bach and Men delimited. The recital is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Goodwin
Mars Hill College
Mars Hill
Miss Goodwin
Central High School
R. I. Quigley
R. K. Goodwin
720
Westwood
Bohm, Morehead
Bach
Men
Pastel Vinyl Window Shades for Modern Decor
Vinyl coated window shades offered in mist blue peppermint pink pastel tangerine and off white to match today’s decorating tastes.
Mrs Hardin Feted At Powell Home
Mrs Edward Reel Hardin was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Cc T Latimer Jr and her mother Mrs W T Powell at Powell home on Hillcrest Drive. About 25 guests enjoyed yellow and white decor, a buffet service, and gifts of silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan K. Moore
B. Everett Jordan
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Samuel Hudson Lee
Monroe
Benjamin Wyche
Brinson
Charlotte
White House Inn
Mrs. Hardin
Powell Home
Edward Reel Hardin
Cc. T. Latimer Jr
W. T. Powell
Mrs. Powell
Hillcrest Drive
Hardin
Arthur Utley Jr
Betsy Crawford
Lumberton
Wellington
Nurses Elect Officers for Private Duty Nurses Club
Fifteen members met at 129 Marywood for the Private Duty Nurses Club meeting. Officers elected: chairman Mrs. C. A. Brown, first vice chairman Mrs. June Strickland, second vice president Mrs. Grace Kaney, treasurer Mrs. Earl Connor, secretary Mrs. Harold Hobbs. Mrs. Carl Shelton presided. hostesses were Miss Hazel Fulp and others. A sweet course and coffee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Private Duty Nurses Club
S. G. Musselman
Marywood
Hazel Fulp
C. V. Snyder
Leona Buell
G. E. Patterson
C. A. Brown
June Strickland
Grace Kaney
Earl Connor
Harold Hobbs
Carl Shelton
Victor Griffith
No Dirty Shoes For Her Idea For Boots
A mother worried about kids dirtying shoes inside boots devised a plan. Children wear plastic bags over street shoes before putting on the boots to keep interiors clean.
County Extension Awards Honor 1967 Achievement Day Recipients
County home makers clubs across Guilford County honored members at the 1967 Achievement Day in Muirs Chapel Methodist Church. Seventy-four read books, with Mrs. Robert D. Harris of Brightwood Club top reader and Friedens Club first in reading participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muirs Chapel Methodist Church
Robert D. Harris
Brightwood Club
Friedens Club
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High
Jerry Parrish
Berkeley 100 Plantation
America
Washington, D. C
McMurray
District of Columbia
S. H. MacPherson
Fayetteville
Ethel Bailey
Asheville
Inaka
Society
Walker McMurray
Namur
Belgium
Joseph Lambrechts
Lambrechts
Quality Flowers Professional Service
South Main St
Philco
Bank Americaid
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
North Main
Devil Food
Sweet Shoppe Bakery
College Village
W. Commerce
Ozite
Ilife
Country Furniture Co
Arnold Jester
Fred H. Leonard
Deep River Club
Glenn Brown
Tom D. Hedrick
R. I. Reed
Elizabeth V. Slack
J. W. Carroll
Thomas A. Farlow
Hazel B. Neave
Howard Sampson
P. Frank Smith
Ralph F. Thornton
R. W. Chamblee
Lee Collins
Gary Davis
T. E. Ragan
P. H. Laughlin
Union Hill
T. A. Farlow
Deep River
J. L. Andrews
E. F. Williams Jr
Gary C. Davis
Guilford County Home Economics
National Assn. of Extension Home Economists
John H. Hall
Council
Winchester
A. G. Greeson Jr
Guilford County Council
Guilford
Lonneys
Penney’s
Fairfield
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