YWCA Coffee Hour Reviews Unto A Good Land by Moberg
Mrs. Cecil Haworth reviews Unto A Good Land at the YWCA Memorial Building coffee hour. She notes the Swedish family’s voyage to Minnesota and inland trek, language and money barriers, and early shyster dangers. She emphasizes immigration’s role in America’s progress and unity. Coffee followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Coffee Hour
Moberg
Cecil Haworth
YWCA
Memorial Building
C. E. Sheloff
Old Country
Midwest
Haworth
Buffet Supper to Honor Miss Betty Brewer and Fiance
A 7:50 p.m. buffet at 711 Monthe n Ave honored Miss Betty Brewer and her fiancé Roy Gay. Home decor featured white daisies, chrysanthemums, fern, ivy, and white tapers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brewer and other family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Brewer
Oi Brewer
Monthen Ave
Roy Gay
Hostesses Entertain Bride Elect At Informal Coffee
Mesdames Wrike and Hardison hosted an informal coffee yesterday for honor guest Miss Margaret Austin, bride elect, at Centennial Ave. The gathering featured corsages for the honoree and her mother Mrs. J. W. Austin, gifts of silver and linen, and a dining room arranged with white cutwork cloth and chrysanthemums. Miss Austin will wed N. P. Yarborough of High Point College in December.
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Worth Wrike
J. A. Hardison
Mies
Margaret Austin
Centennial Ave
J. W. Austn
Austin
N. P. Yarborough
High Point College
Grace Kelly lookalike Grace Kelly in New York
Hollywood star Grace Kelly lives quietly in New York for two months meeting taxi drivers who mistake her for the princess. She avoids publicity photos in her apartment, values privacy, and says she enjoys photography as a hobby while spending time with family and friends.
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Cynthia Lowry
Mise Grace Kelly
The
Motion
Otesky
New York City
Grace Kelly
Miss Kelly
Clark Gable
James Stewart
Bing Crosby
New School of Movie Stars
Audrey Hepburn
Manhattan
Motion Pictures
Traphy
Harris
Federation News Highlights Busy Month for Women Club Plans
The North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs showcases a busy program featuring Mrs. Edwin P. of Murfreeshoro as guest speaker and ties to the Virginia Woman’s Forum theme Woman’s Place in a Changing World. The Public Affairs Department earns national recognition with prizes and invitations while contests in art music and literature offer substantial prizes in 1955.
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Edwin P
Murfreeshoro
Eee Ao
Federation of
Ieee Affairs Department
Raleighan's Club
Cnea i
Virginia
Richmond
Raleigh Club
Asheville
Department
Katherine Graham Howard
Womens Civil Defense Program
Washington, D. C
Public Affairs
J. T. de Jarnette
Atlanta
NCFWC
Raéleidh Woman's Club
Oscar A
General Federation
Il. H. Ballard
Division of Library Service
G. FE. Gardner
Jacksonville
American Home Department of
Ncrwwo
North Carolina
Gilbert E. Leehs
GFWC
Character Education
Ee Family
Jo Ae
Huey
Raleigh
Virginia Egerton Simms
Albert Berry
Separk
Dry shampoo tips for cold weather upkeep
The piece notes dry shampoo as a quick head wash option when illness or reluctance to wet hair occurs. It highlights spray formulas with silicone for sheen and claims to reduce oiliness and stinging, offering a boon for delayed washing and easy use with plastic furniture and wipeable surfaces.
Miss Perryman and Miss Pickett Honored at Tea
Miss Ann Folger hosted an informal coffee at 1111 Johnson Street to honor Miss Frances Pickett and Miss Nancy Perryman brides elect for December 18. Guests included Mrs J F Perryman and Miss Ann West of Greensboro. Gifts were china in the honorees patterns.
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Ann Folger
Johnson St
Frances Pickett
Nancy Perryman
Miss Pickett
Gilbert Furgureon
Miss Perryman
W. C
J.F. Perryman
Perryman
Ann West
Greensboro
Final Parties Planned To Honor Miss Brewer
A series of social events unfolds for Miss Betty Brewer before her marriage to Roy Gay. Hosts include Mrs. Bill Horne at 1011 Bridges St and Miss Brewer at 800 Willenbar Terr. The rehearsal and cake cutting occur Friday at the bride elect’s home, with weddings at Central Friends Church Saturday at 5 pm and a wedding trip to follow.
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Betty Brewer
Bill Horne
Bridges St
Roy Gay
Miss Brewer
Willenbar
J. C. Brewer
A. L. Honbarrer
Central Friends Church
Homemaking Tip Warns Against Washing Lingerie in Laundry
Fragments advise avoiding mixing lingerie with towels and towels in warm water. It suggests stuffing worn stockings into a nylon hose, knotting the top, and washing separately to prevent damage.
Miss Stanton and Harold Bennett to share wedding weekend honors
Miss Suzanne Stanton bride elect to marry Harold C. Bennett Jr. with a Friday luncheon at Miss Sherry Kearns home and a 4 PM reception at 109 Brentley Circle. An Emerywood Country Club dance at 9 PM will honor the couple and wedding attendants Sandra Casey and Edwin Taylor.
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Miss Stanton
Suzanne Stanton
Harold C. Bennett Jr
Sherry
Rockford Rd
Kearns
Pat Howard
Sandra Casey
Edwin Donald Taylor
Brentley Circle
Mr. Bennett
Emerywood Country Club
Miss San
Dra Casey
Amos R. Kearns Jr
Randall B. Terry
Richard P. Webster
Charles G. Froelich
Donald W. VanLoan
Malvin Z. Perkinson Jr
Starch and Sprinkling Steps for Pressing Clothes
The instructions advise mixing a cold water starch as directed until dissolved, then sprinkling it on fabrics. Allow the treated clothes to sit for a couple of hours before ironing.
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China
Sechrest
J. W. Sechrest & Son, Inc
Main St
Perkinson
Rosita
Fine China
Gorkinsony Jewelers
High Point
Mesdames Wrike, Hardison Entertain
Hollywood's
Federated News
Pickett
Lester's
Pero
Rocket
Presto
Sunbeam
RCA and Crosley
Cosco
RCA Victor
Children’s Rockers
Boston
Rockers
N. Main St
Ferter
Vogue
Hecter
Cocee
Cobmet
Regier
Leboreteres
Aileen Operen
Berea
E. Green ST
Gene Pearson
Sheraton
Westchester Drive
Burten St
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