Mrs J W Chandler Hosts Mid Week Study Club
Mrs J W Chandler entertained the Mid Week Study Club at her Arbordale Drive home for the season's first fall meeting. New president Mrs J M S Salsbury led remarks on the life of reading and a current events discussion followed by a business session and book exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Chandler
Arbordale Drive
J. M. S. Salsbury
Reading
Ely
Charles F. Carroll
Mrs. Chandrr
Robert Rapp
Contract Bridge Club
Fisher Ferry Street
R. M. Cooksey
Cologne
Walter Rapp
Mesdames Tulkey
Rapp
O. R. Hodgin
George Corcoran
George Finch
Austin Finch
Glenn Pennington
Doak Finch
J. F. Garner
Colonial Drive
Julius Green
Charles Phillips
Mesdames J. S. Green
C. F. Finch
Alvah Boyles
R. R. Farrington
Vernon Snyder
Dyers and Cleaners Discuss Suitability of Fabrics
The National Association notes fabrics already used for non garment purposes have both advantages and disadvantages. They shrink or stretch and may mildew or attract insects. Fraying occurs as fibers slip and the cloth may gain an undesirable luster cleaners have not yet solved.
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National Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Emerywood Club Events And Garden Group Meeting Schedule
The Emerywood Country Club hosts a family night dinner and a bride-elect reception for Pat Kennedy at the club house and Rotary Drive. The Green Thumb Garden club meets at 311 Ardmore circle with speaker R K Stewart. Piedmont Golf Association holds mixed scotch foursome at Sedgefield after 12 with a cocktail party at Sedgefield Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Ub House
Mesdames
Marion C. Vestal
Howard M. Raper
Rotary Drive
Pat Kennedy
Sh J. Call
Ann Arbor
Green Thumb Garden Club
R. L. Edwards
Ardmore Circle
R. K. Stewart
Piedmont Golf Association
Sedgefield
Sedgefield Inn
Elizabeth H. Covington
Emerywood Country
Altrusa Board Dines With Miss Young at Barbee Street
Miss Jessie May Young entertained the Altrusa executive board at her Barbee Street home for a Tuesday dinner before the October session. Nine covers were set with fall flowers. Savannah convention plans and two prospective members were discussed with Miss Lois Welborn presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie May Young
Altrusa Club
Barbee Street
Savannah
Lois Welborn
Beatrice Crouch
Lucille Johnston
Virginia Ryan
Mesdames Vera H. Smith
Evelyn Sutton
Miss Young
Effie Young
Ruth Young
Ipecac First Used by Aborigines of South America
The record notes that ipecac was employed initially as a medicinal agent by South American indigenous peoples. It documents the early medicinal use and points to its historical significance in traditional healing practices.
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South America
Tips for Teens Dates and Sunday Journal of Youth
A teen guidance column advises high school readers on dating boundaries and timing. It suggests being clear about meeting places and limits to avoid friction with family, recommends group activities for younger teens, and weighs money spending as a teen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Williams
Thomasville Club Reviews Book and Edits Community Plans
Thomasville Woman's Club held an October luncheon at the Elliott drive club building where Morganton librarian Mrs. M R McVey reviewed Against These Three by Stuart Cloete. The group voted 500 toward the Thomasville Foundation for hospital room furnishing and planned a post Christmas Gentlemen's Night.
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Thomasville
Woman's Club
Elliott Drive
M. R. McVey
Morganton
Stuart Cloete
McVey
Charles Lambeth
W. E. Tomlinson
Charles Leek
Thomasville Foundation
York
Lee Davis and Bride Feted by Mrs Hayworth
Mrs. Roy Hayworth hosted a party at her Kernersville route one home to honor newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis who wed September 15. Guests included the couple, ampler couples, and friends from Winston-Salem. corsages were given to the bride and to Mrs. Carl Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Hayworth
Kernersville
Rs. Lee Davis
Davis
Jean Ann Harrison
Carl Byrd
George Wayne Sechrest
Blanche Hedgecock
Bonnie Sue
Frances Green
Paul Hayworth
Betty Morris
Winston-Salem
YMWB Convenes Tomorrow Night
The Young Missionary Workers band of the state will convene tomorrow night at 7 30 oclock at Hayworth Wesley Methodist church. Rev. Price Stark of New York state who has just returned from missionary work in Africa will be the principal speaker on the program Friday night Saturday morning and night and Sunday morning and night. Visitors from all over the state are expected and the local public is invited.
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Young Missionary Workers Band
Hayworth Wesley Methodist Church
Price Stark
New York State
Africa
Confucius' Roles as Teacher and Archer Highlighted
The historical figure Confucius is portrayed not only as a teacher but also as a skilled musician, statesman, and champion archer, underscoring his diverse talents and influence.
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Confucius
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the Enterprise Women
Madeline Hoover
Nelson Florist & Decorator
Francis G& Nelson
Becky's
Whitlark’s
East Commerce
West End
Dial
Altrusa
Lady Fair
High Point
South Main ST
Richardson
Lee Davis
Bride
Mrs. Hayworth
Pajamas — Price
En's
Denium
Princess Beauty Shop
Telseas
C. A. Ring's
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