Ed Kemp speaks at BPW Club honors High Point newspaper
Rep Ed Kemp addressed the Business and Professional Women's Club of High Point at the annual Business Women's Week Banquet. The High Point Enterprise received a plaque praising its civic service while Editor Holt McPherson and staff were thanked for courageous reporting. Kemp urged involvement in democracy and praised the free press amid North Carolina's government is big, good, and complicated.
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BPW Club
Business Week
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
High Point
High Point Enterprise
Sheraton Hotel
Don Padgett
Holt McPherson
McPherson
Ed Kemp
Kemp
North Carolina
Sedgefield Club Promises Busy October Social Schedule
Sedgefield Country Club outlines October events with Saturday dances from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. after 5 p.m. dinners. Luncheons on Saturdays and midweek dinners accompany guest attendance. Sunday family buffets run weekly, plus a bingo spaghetti dinner on Oct 20 and a Wednesday ladies social on Oct 18. Golf luncheons and scotch foursome on Oct 17 with trophies on Oct 31. No Monday food service for golf and tennis except pro shop snacks.
Hasty Home Demonstration Club Votes Gift to Children
The Hasty Club of Thomasville voted Friday afternoon to donate funds to purchase records for retarded children. Hostess Mrs. Fred Kennedy led the meeting at her National Highway home with a landscaping program by county agent Mrs. Martha Thompson. An achievement day titled Christmas in October was set for October 25 at New Hope Reedy Creek. Vice president Mrs. J. R. Merritt presided and gave the devotional as 10 members and 3 visitors attended after refreshments from Mrs. Kennedy.
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Thomasville
Hasty Home Demonstration Club
Fred Kennedy
National Highway
Martha Thompson
Community Club Schedule Through Thursday
The notice lists events from Ferndale Junior High Openhouse for Y Teems to Plunge, Bridge, and club meetings. Activities run Tuesday to Thursday with times from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. including Openhouses, classes, and committee sessions.
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Ferndale Junior High
Adams Club
High Point Senior High School
Furniture City
Duplicate
Births Report From Thomasville High Point Area
Mrs Flay Eddinger announces the Sept 30 birth of Michael Dean at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Odel John report the Oct 2 birth of Mary Katherine at a local hospital. Clifton Craig Edwards born Oct 2 at High Point hospital. Vicki Lynn Jones born Oct 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Robert Eugene Davis born Sept 30 at the local hospital. Susan Faye Jones born Oct 1 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Earl Thomas Jr born Oct 1 at High Point hospital.
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Mary K. Johnson
Odel H. John
Rt. 4
High Point
Mary Katherine
Clifton C. Edwards
Jack Edwards
Rt. 1
Sophia
Clifton Craig
High Point Hospital
Robert E. Davis
George W. Davis
W. Broad St
Robert Eugene
Gordon Jones
Griffith, Thomasville
Susan Faye
High Point Memorial Hospital
Earl Thomas Pryce
Rt. 7
Greensboro
Earl Thomas Jr
Births for Loretha Faye Goins and Amy Leigh Wade
Mr and Mrs L T Goins of 517 Walnut announce the birth of daughter Loretha Faye at High Point hospital on September 30. Mrs Goins is the former Bonnie Coleman of Lexington. Mr and Mrs Richard L Wade of 3311 Hillside Dr announce the birth of daughter Amy Leigh on October 1 at the
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Loretha Faye Goins
L. T. Goins
Walnut
Loretha Faye
High Point Hospital
Amy Leigh Wade
Richard L. Wade
Hillside Dr
Amy Leigh
District Woman's Clubs Meet in Mount Airy Oct 25
Thomasville Denton and Lexington clubs join 29 clubs in seven counties for the sixth district annual meeting at Mount Airy on October 25. Miss Marjorie Yakley of Mount Airy leads arrangements. notable guests include C Gordon Maddrey Ahoskie federation president and J M Badgett Thomasville district vice presidents.
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Thomasville
Denton
Lexington
Mount Airy
Marjorie Yakley
C. Gordon Maddrey
Ahoskie
N. C. Federation of Woman's Clubs
Charles Forney
Lawndale
J. M. Badgett
Frank Bryant
Boonville
R. D. Reed
Robert Foster
Bruce Craver
Preschool Workshops Conclude in Winston-Salem
About 175 North Carolina kindergarten teachers completed weekend workshops and a NC Kindergarten Association meeting at Camp Hanes YMCA. Dr. John Navarra of Jersey City State College urged high standards for kindergarten as a vital school phase. Opening sessions featured Crystal Bachtell and Annie Mae Murray.
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Winston-Salem
North Carolina
N. C
YMCA
Camp Hanes
John Navarra
Jersey City State College
Jersey City
N. J
Navarra
Crystal Bachtell
Greensboro
Annie Mae Murray
East Carolina College
High Point
Mesdames Hector del Gardo
Ralph Miller
Warner Lewis
Ethel Morrow
H. E. Snyder
Lawrence Leonard
Lee Briles
Harold Tuttle
Louis Voorhees
Nancy Parrish
Archdale PTA Honors Teachers With Evening Dinner
Archdale Elementary School PTA executive board hosted a buffet dinner for teachers at Archdale Friends Meeting House. PTA president Roland Albertson gave a welcome address and presented gifts while Mrs. L. B. Wells provided organ music.
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Archdale
Archdale Elementary School
PTA
Archdale Friends Meeting House
Elizabeth Frye
Roland Albertson
L. B. Wells
Garden Club Changes Meeting Place
Midweek Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. with Mrs. R. T. Holton. The gathering was moved from the home of Mrs. Charles Wirsching.
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R. T. Holton
Charles Wirsching
Stephens Bible Class Schedules Wednesday Meeting
Stephens Bible Class plans a Wednesday 3 p.m. meeting with Mrs Blanche Hardee hosting at 900 Carrick Ave. Mrs William Kuhn presented WSCS program at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church and led a session on church organization and duties of officers. A written test followed, then a symbolic hospital demonstration. Mrs Robert Amos Jr gave a devotional and luncheon followed by a business meeting chaired by Mrs Jack Rives.
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Stephens
Stephens Bible
Blanche Hardee
Carrick Ave
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
William Kuhn
WSCS
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Robert Amos Jr
Jack Rives
Liberty Grove Baptist Church Chicken Supper Planned
Liberty Grove Baptist Church sponsors a chicken pie supper Friday evening in the church dining hall starting at 5 p.m. Proceeds go to the building fund with Mrs. Hannah Gray in charge of arrangements.
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Liberty Grove
Dry Those Toes After Bath To Prevent Fungus
After a bath dry feet thoroughly to avoid athlete's foot caused by a fungus thriving on warm damp skin. Preventive steps include drying between toes and keeping feet clean and dry.
Shower Given For Miss Kidd
The social room at High Point hosted a party Friday evening honoring Miss Faye Kidd bride elect of Jimmy Hodge. Hostesses were Mrs. Bernice L. Mauldin and Mrs. Gerald Leonard. Guests played games and presented gifts as plans for a future marriage date were left open.
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Gerald Leonard
Faye Kidd
Loraine Kidd
High Point
Jimmy Hodge
Bernice L. Mauldin
Miss Byrum Complimented at Ward Street Shower
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Rise Byrum was held Saturday evening at the Ward Street home of Mrs. James Byrum. The guests included twenty five people and the honoree received a chrysanthemum corsage and a bedspread from the hosts. Miss Byrum will wed Richard Kelly November 4 at Ward Street Methodist Church.
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Rise Byrum
Ward Street
James Byrum
Bill Kinley
David Byrum
A. E. Kelly
J. Groves Jr
Mr. Kelly
Miss Byrum
Richard Kelly
Ward Street Methodist Church
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R. B. Terry
Vernon Wendler
C. L. O'Bryant Jr
Ruth Goodman
Donald Wiesman
Wilbur Currie
Currie
Lane
Oscar Smith
Forol Robertson
Jo Woody Shaw
Elizabeth Brown
W. G. Clary
Marilyn Mourane
Pearl Conrad
Sedgefield Club
Sedgefield Country Club
Hasty Club
Robins Club
Agenda Club
Michael D. Eddinger
Vicki L. Jones
Robert Jones
W. White Drive
Vicki Lynn
Jones
Florence Bryson
Cashier
Susan F. Jones
Earl T. Pryce JR
Ciilbert Optical CO
Washington St
Archdale Pta
Elect
Bernie L. Mauldin
Leonard
Miss Kidd
W. A. Hodge
Doe
Wesley Wscs
Cumby
Chestnut Dial
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Order OF the Owen Rule
Liberty Church
Retail Florist’s Association Design School
South
S. Main St
Cheltenham
English Radio and TV Service
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North Main
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