Mrs. Cecil Gilliatt Urges Civic Work at AAUW Meeting
Mrs. Cecil Gilliatt of Shelby spoke to the High Point AAUW branch outlining how the group should influence the state legislature for the public good. She urged receiving homes for court children district juvenile court judges district domestic relations courts and Family Life Council efforts in schools and teacher training.
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High Point
American Association of University Women
Woman's Club
High St
E. 0. Cummings
A. 5. Withers
Ben Hill
W. R. Locke
Lew Lewis
H. Hobart
L. C. Berry
Francis Muldrow
M. W. Peterson
Charlotte
AAU
Il Gilliott
Shelby
AAUW
Gilliatt
Family Life Council
North Carolina
Miss Clay Honored At Lingerie Shower
Miss Elaine Clay was feted at a lingerie shower Friday evening at Borden's Gold Room hosted by Miss Jo Ann Wiley Miss Rebecca Robertson Miss Barbara Freeman and Mrs Curtis E Freeman. Mrs M F Clay mother of the bride present. Miss Clay to wed Lt Albert Stafford of Lexington December 22 at the First Baptist Church High Point.
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Elaine Clay
Borden's Gold Room
Jo Ann Wiley
Rebecca Robertson
Barbara Freeman
Curtis E. Freeman
Iss Robertson
Samuels
M. F. Clay
Trousseau
Miss Clay
Albert Stafford
Lexington
First Baptist Church
High Point
Kermit Cloniger Urges Outside Investment For Thomasville Growth
Kermit Cloniger president of the Thomasville Chamber of Commerce told the Towns Chapter of the National Secretaries Association that Thomasville must draw on outside interests to be progressive. He said the major water issue is solved and long range planning is needed to attract diversified industry. Open discussion followed his talk as illness affected several members and a Christmas party was announced for December 16 with a covered dish supper and family invitations.
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Thomasville
Kermit Cloniger
Nell Fouts
Ronald Epperson
Margaret Cline
Lib Rosser
Ruth Hughes
Sioux Chief Sunrise To Present Program Of Tribal Love
Sioux Chief Sunrise 4 Sioux Prdian affiliated with the Pennsylvania YMCA will perform tribal songs legends and dances at Oak Hill School the YMCA Father Son Banquet and the YWCA Play Day Saturday at 10 a.m. Attendance is open to all boys and girls with tickets available from the YWCA.
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YWCA
Chief Sunrise
YMCA
Pennsylvania
East
High Point
Oak Hill School
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Good Housekeeping
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