AAUW to Hear Edward K. Graham Monday at YMCA
The High Point Branch of the American Association of University Women will hold an open meeting Monday night at the YMCA. Dr. Edward Kidder Graham, UNC Greensboro chancellor, will speak on Colleges Women and Careers a New Look at an Old Triangle.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
YMCA
Edward S. Maclin
Edward Kidder Graham
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
Graham
Chapel Hill
Elizabeth Ann McFayden
Duke
Cornell
UNC
North Carolina
Washington University
Washington, D. C
American Historical Association
National Education Association
Zeta Psi Omicron Delta Kappa
Rotary
N.C. Symphony Society
Bridal Couple Feted At Reception After Wedding Ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Lain hosted a reception at Shady Lane after their wedding. Charles Nesbit and Mareeve Martin greeted guests at the door. The cake was cut by the bride with Mrs. Sammy Hiatt serving. Pink mums carnations and pom poms decorated the dining room while Mrs. Robert Cress played love songs on the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Lain
Shady Lane
Newhew
Charles Nesbit
Pecey Gross
Mareeve Martin
Sammy Hiatt
Bobby Joe Lain
Robert Cress
Altrusa Club To Meet Tuesday At Sheraton
The Altrusa Club holds its regular program meeting at the Sheraton with dinner at 6 30. Mrs Mary Haraldson and Mrs Josephine Collie are the month’s chairmen and hostesses for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusans
Sheraton
Altrusa Club
Roa Tie
Superint
Mary Haraldson
Josephine Collie
STOUTS HAVE DAUGHTER AT POINT MEMORIAL
Mr and Mrs Charlies announce the birth of their daughter Elizabeth on November 19 at Point Memorial Hospital. FRIEDMAN BABY L and Mrs Paul Friedman announce the birth of their son David Howard on November 18 at U MSeo Hospital Fort Monmouth. WIMOUTH BABY A daughter Deborah Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Wilmouth on November 18 at High Foot Memorial Hospital. REAGANS HAVE GIRL The birth of their daughter on November 13 at Pont Memorial Hospital.
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Mrs. Charlies
Lawndale
Elizabeth
the Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs
Paul H. Friedman
David Howard
U. Mseo
Fort Monmouth
Karen Lee Biles
H. H. Biles
Rt. 3
Karen Lee
High Point Memorial Hoapital
Deborah Ann
Gilbert
TC Wilmouth Rt. 4
High Foot Memorial Hospital
Rene Reel
The
Pont
Oene
High Point M Memorial Hospital
Arnold J. Koonee Jr
Koonee
Helen Agnew
Burkeville, Va
Courtney Halker
Rt. 4
Thomasville
WCTU of Thomasville Luncheon Features Mrs Scott
Mrs L V Scott of Winston-Salem spoke at a Frances Dawson WCTU luncheon in Thomasville at 12 30 with Rev W B Thompson delivering an invocation. Twenty members attended and pencils and school supplies will be donated to Creas nore School as the Christmas project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
L. V. Scott
Winston-Salem
Womans Christian Temperance Union of
North Carolina
Frances Dawson
Creasnore School
W. B. May
J. A. Palmer
Mies Jane Stentz
High School Library Association Meets Students and Librarians
Northwestern district hosts 22 high schools with about 140 attendees including five students and one librarian from each school. Miss Bete Lee Ferree presides. panel discusses school and public libraries and college library work. Officers named for the coming year include Miss Alben Chafin as president and Miss Pearl McGee as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School Library Association
English St
Bete Lee Ferree
Ashore
Charles Woods
Greens
Mildred Herring
Greensboro High School
Eleanor Hewkins
Greensboro Public Library
Charlies Adams
Woman's College Library
Greensboro
Alben Chafin
High Point
Pearl McGee
Altamahaw Ossipee High School
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AAUW
Edward K. Graham
Stouts
Wimouth Baby
Reagans
Potts
Koonce Baby
Halkers
Paris
WCTU
B. K. Graham
Library Association
Jenny McGinn
Hesenaa A
Stixient
Association of Librarians
Winston Rd
Brown's Furniture House
N. Main ST
Sartin Cleaners
Ota
Dusty Rose
Rem
DAN River
Val
TEL
Mandee
Bargain
Belk-Beck CO
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