Delta Kappa Gamma Group Debates ERA at Meeting
Mrs. E W Hartsook of Greensboro addressed Beta Xi Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Society International in Thomasville City Schools administration building. She argued ERA would bring major social changes, oppose Sec tion IT giving Congress broad power, and cited biblical roles for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
E W. Hartsook
Greensboro
Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
Hartsook
Sam Ervin
Congress
Births Reported From Local Families This Week
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lowe of Rt. 4 Thomasville announce the birth of Daniel Matthew on Oct 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie T. Walker of 46015 Main St announce Timothy Abel born Oct 4 at Hospital. Roger Craig Carroll and Sharon Ann Spencer welcome son Roger Dean born Oct 6 at Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. David Green of 3910 N Main St announce Misty Dawn born Oct 5 at Hospital. Doug Perryman of Rt 6 Winston-Salem announce Christopher Douglas born Oct 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Daniel Lowe
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Daniel Matthew
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jackie T. Walker
Main St
Timothy Abel
Roger Craig Carroll
Charing Cross Lane
Roger Dean
Carroll
Sharon Ann Spencer
David Green
N. Main St
Misty Dawn
Doug Perryman
Rt. 6
Winston- Salem
Christopher Douglas
Perryman
Sherilyn Sullivan
Lenoir
Problems Of Women To Be Probed At UNC
A one day symposium on changing sex roles in society is set for Oct. 9 at UNC Greensboro. Keynote speaker Dr. Judith Bardwick of the University of Michigan will present The Sex Role Revolution at 11 a.m. Dr. Elizabeth Pleck will speak on Changing Sex roles in historical perspective at 10 a.m. The event, open to the public at no charge, is funded by a 5284 grant from the North Carolina Humanities Committee and includes panelists from UNC Greensboro and UNC Chapel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Judith Bardwick
University of Michigan
Roxie Hobson
UNCG
School of Home Economics
Center For
Elizabeth Pleck
Bardwick
Ms. Hobson
Jacquelyn Gaebelein
Unc-G
Jane Failey
Unc-Ch School of Medicine
Mary Abu Saha
North Carolina Humanities Committee
Sorority Plans Pledge Ritual and Fundraisers
XI Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi finalized plans for a pledge ritual to be held Nov 1 at Barbara Amos’s home for new pledges Gwen Price and Sally Willison. Ann Bundy reported monthly white elephant sales starting Oct 18 and a bake sale tentatively planned for Nov 20 at Roses Department Store.
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XI Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Fran Andrews
Barbara Amos
Gwen Price
Sally Willison
Ms. Amos
Ann Bundy
Ways and Means
Ms. Bundy
Roses
S. Main Street
Arlene Leppert
Briarwood Dr
Mike Dorsey Speaks At Oak Hollow Juniors Meeting
Mike Dorsey internal auditor for Pilot Life Insurance Co spoke to Oak Hollow Junior Woman's Club at Londonderry Estates Clubhouse about accurate record keeping and 1976 tax law revisions including audit outcomes. The meeting covered bazaar results, upcoming fundraisers, committee reports, and plans for Cancer Awareness Day with speakers and publicity urged.
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Mike Dorsey
Pilot Life Insurance Co
Oak Hollow
Londonderry Estates
Dorsey
James Westbrook
Ron Ashby
David Russell
N. C
YWCA
Tom Tadlock
Hayworth Chapel
High Point College
Arnold Gill
High Point
Tom Green
R. N
Edna Washburn
Reach To
Keeling Warburton
Robert Cooper
Dept. of Hematology
N. C. Baptist Hospital
Clu
Burlington
Jim Pennington
Virginia Beach
Childrens Home Society
Children's Home Society
Greensboro
Adelaide Verdier Appears In High Point Scene
Adelaide Verdier figures in a Thursday October 7, 1976 High Point Enterprise item detailing a local event. The piece highlights Verdier’s role and the public interest surrounding the occurrence.
William Faver at Catesby Bird Club Meeting
William Faver spoke at the Catesby Bird Club meeting held Tuesday evening at First Presbyterian Church. His talk titled America the Beautiful featured color slides of birds and wildlife, highlighting pollution and endangered species with quotes and music. The program urged conservation and recycling, ending with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir singing America the Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Faver
Catesby
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Katherine Sebo Discusses Equal Rights Amend ment With Civitan Ladies
State Senator Katherine Sebo spoke to the Ladies of Civitan at Western Sizzlin in Guilford County about how ERA passage requires state constitutional amendments. She noted about 85 North Carolina constitutional amendments are ready for consideration. The meeting, led by Mrs. C. J. Harris Jr., outlined future programs and holiday plans, with Christmas centerpieces for a December High Point Civitan Club event. In Thomasville, Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church’s Christian Fellowship Class will host a trash treasure sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., offering clothing plants baked goods ham biscuits hot dogs and drinks.
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Katherine Sebo
Guilford County
Ladies of Civitan
Eastchester Village Apts
J. C. Reagan
High Point Civitan Club
Thomasville
Christian Fellowship
Pleasant Grove United Methodist Church
Alice Kiser Honored At Shower For Bride Elect
Alice Kiser, bride-elect of Steven Wesley Rice of Birmingham, was honored at a misc shower by Julie Troxler of Greensboro. Guests from Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem attended. pink and white refreshments and a table of candies highlighted the event. Special guests were Mrs. Winford J. Kiser and Mrs. James Reece. Miss Troxler will be maid of honor at the 5 p.m. Saturday wedding at Greenwood Hills Wesleyan Church.
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Alice Kiser
Steven Wesley Rice
Birmingham
Julie Troxler
New Garden Rd
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Winford J. Kiser
James Reece
Janet Aragon Weds James Martin Davis in Franklinville
Janet Teresa Aragon daughter of Mr and Mrs Julio C Aragon Route 3 wed James Martin Davis son of Mr and Mrs James D. Davis Rt 1 Sophia at Bethany United Methodist Church Franklinville Oct 3 at 3 pm Rev John M Rusty officiated. Bride given by father. matron of honor sister of bride. maid of honor Annette McPherson. Bridesmaids Cathy Lanier Tammy Morris. Best man the groom’s father. Ushers Tony Davis Mark Hunt John Aragon. Bride a 1976 graduate of Randleman High School. groom also a 1976 graduate employed at J P Stevens Co Inc Randleman. They will reside at Worthville.
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Robert Hackett
Annette McPherson
Cathy Lanier
Tammy Morris
Tony Davis
Mark Hunt
John Aragon
Randleman High School
J. P. Stevens & Co. Inc
Randieman
Worthville
Pilot Club of High Point Div Chairman Report Meeting
Division chairmen reported at the Pilot Club of High Point business meeting held Tuesday evening at the Cavalier Inn. Officers and guests included Mrs. F. L. Watford presiding and Mrs. C. E. Sellers delivering the invocation.
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Pilot Club
Pilot Club of
High Point
Cavalier Inn
C. E. Peace
W.K. Dickens
Outreach Div
T. Wingate Andrews
Central Anchor Club
Plans For Auction Bazaar Discussed By Junior Women
High Point Junior Woman's Club met at Top of the Mart to review a fall auction and bazaar set for Nov 20 at the YWCA Gatewood Avenue from 10 am to 2 pm. Auction items, handmade crafts, Christmas goods, plants, and baked goods will be on sale with a door prize dollhouse.
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High Point Junior Woman's Club
Top of the Mart
Earl Barbour
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
Gene Hansen
Program On Bulbs Given By Fred Yoder
Fred Yoder led a Pride and Patience Garden Club talk at Mrs. Cletus Spencer’s Archdale home on Tuesday evening. He advised southern gardeners to plant bulbs in shade, four inches deep, and water beds for 12 to 16 weeks for strong roots, plus pre cool tulip bulbs in ventilated fridge packs before planting. A door prize of a dozen bulbs went to Mrs. Bill Kinley. Mrs. Bob Burgess chaired the business session. plans for community beautification and a Christmas party were discussed. Associate hostesses were Mrs. Gordon Dillon and Mrs. Geraldine B. English, and the speaker was introduced by program chair Mrs. Jesse Davis.
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Fred Yoder
Pride and Patience Garden Club
Cletus Spencer
Archdale
Yoder
Bill Kinley
Bob Burgess
Gordon Dillon
Geraldine B. English
Jesse Davis
Pinewood Workshop Is Held By Garden Club
Pinewood Garden Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Don Schmidt's home on Waynick Circle. Members brought rooted plant cuttings and created decorative pot covers. They plan to deliver plants to shut ins, vote to donate to CARE for Guatemala farmers, and send funds to High Point Museum for grounds upkeep.
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Pinewood Garden Club
Don Schmidt
Waynick
Gene Hansen
Guatemala
Steve Braxton
High Point Museum
County Awards Day Set in Davidson County
About 100 Extension Homemakers members will gather October 11 at 9 30 a.m. at Second Reform Church in Lexington for Achievement Day ceremonies. Awards honor clubs for community involvement then a 50 mile bus tour arranged by the Davidson County Museum to Beaumont Boone's Cave Sugar Grove School on the Community College campus.
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Davidson County Extension Homemakers Club
Extension Homemakers
Second Reform Church
Lexington
Davidson County Museum
Beaumont
Boone's Cave
Sugar Grove
Davidson County Community College
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ABWA
American Business Women’s Assn
Marie Hedgecock
Libby Mayfield
Marsha Garner
Rachel Stroud
Arf Fh
Delta Kappa Gamma Group
Laverne Hendrix
Kate Eanes
Mary Elizabeth Fulp
Timothy Walker
Roger Carroll
Misty Green
Christopher Perryman
UNC
Sorority News
Ya High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Verdier
Women's Editor
C. G. Mackintosh
Harry Alexander
Martine Barker
David Johnson
Bruce Carraway
Jimmie Cashatt
Civitan
Janet Aragon
James Martin Davis
John M. Rusty
Bernie Millikan
Lisa Brown
F. L. Watford
C. E. Sellers
Red Balloon
Main Street
Triad Epilepsy Assn
Charles Brockmann
Ronnie Stevens
Robert Edwards
David Cedolia
Wayne McDonald
Gilmer Miller
Pinewood Workshop
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