State Regent Guest at DAR Luncheon in Greensboro
State Regent Mrs Norman Cordon spoke to the Alexander Martin chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at a luncheon in Greensboro. Guests included Mrs Ruth Jarrett Hoover and Mrs Charles S Stribling. The meeting highlighted DAR goals of historic preservation education and patriotism.
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Dar
Norman Cordon
Chapel Hill
W. Stafford
Salisbury
W. W. Whaley
Greensboro
Alexander Martin
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Whaley
American Heritage
R. L. Brinson
Ruth Jarrett Hoover
Charles S. Stribling
N. S. Stirewall
OES Officials Visit Chapter Hosts Deputies at Temple
High Point Chapter 106 of the Eastern Star entertained deputies Mrs Ada Barnett and George Daughtry at the Masonic Temple. Guests from Greensboro Reidsville Gibsonville Leaksville Augusta Ga Vere Beach Fla Elizabeth Weatherly Rose Vera chapters attended. James Bowman and Doris Stanton were installed as associate patron and chaplain. Barnett spoke on the year’s goals and fellowship night. Daughtry noted the grand matron’s project and home intercommunications. Gifts were given, a banquet preceded the meeting, and a social hour followed with hostesses listed.
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High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Ada Barnett
George Daughtry
Masonic Temple
Ralph Martin
Albert Walters
Paul Craver
Greensboro
Reidsville
Gibsonville
Leaksville
Augusta
Vere Beach
Fla
Elizabeth
Weatherly
Rose
Vera
James Bowman
Doris Stanton
Barnett
Gale Ward
Guilford
Revolution Temple
Order
Daughtry
Worthy
Masonic and Order of the Eastern Star
Genelle Vaughn
Faye Hilton
Evelyn Caldwell
Raeford Turner Speaks To Wake Robin Garden Club
Raeford Turner of The Garden House spoke on landscaping at the Tuesday morning Wake Robin Garden Club meeting. He presented slides of local and area projects and answered questions. The gathering took place at Craig Parks home in Emery Wood Estates with refreshments served by Mrs Parks and hostess Mrs Archie Honbarker.
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Raeford Turner
Garden House
Wake Robin Garden Club
Craig Parks
Emerywood Estates
Parks
Archie Honbarker
Laundry Aids Debated At Oak View Club Meeting
The Oak View Home Demonstration Club discussed detergents and laundry aids at a meeting hosted at Mrs. E. H. Jarrett’s Skeet Club Road home. Present were 14 members including Mrs. Mabel Sampson and Mrs. Frances Shields from Deep River Club, with Mrs. Lily Westmoreland presiding.
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Oak View Home Demonstration Club
Skeet Club
E. H. Jarrett
Mabel Sampson
Frances Shields
Deep River Home Demonstration Club
Lily Westmoreland
Jarrett
Juanita Welbern
Nash lay away plan offer saves you money
Three simple words promote Nash's lay away plan claiming savings and a unique approach compared to typical store lay away options. The ad emphasizes affordability and consumer benefit through a distinctive plan.
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Nash
Junior League Holds October Meeting in High Point
The Junior League of High Point met at Adams Memorial YWCA for an October session led by Mrs. N. M. Harrison Jr. Dr. Irving Hamilton of the High Point Community Planning Council spoke on its relation to public housing. Bill Gordon of the High Point Housing Authority introduced Mrs. Dorothy Jones and Mrs. Adelaide Gatt, who discussed housing objectives and welfare services. Mrs. Harold Amos conducted the business, and the group voted to join the North Carolina Symphony Society as a donor member.
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Junior League of
High Point
Adams Memorial Ywca
N. M. Harrison Jr
Robert McClister
Irving Hamilton
Public Housing Authority
Bill Gordon
High Point Housing Authority
Dorothy Jones
Atlanta
Adelaide Gattt
North Carolina Symphony Society
C. T. Ingram Jr
Greater High Point Civic Center
Amos
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Emerywood
Norman Cordan
Emerywood Country Club
Charles W. Stafford
N. S. Siirewalt
Dick Swaim
Mrs. Stafford
Artistic Beauty College
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S. Main St
OES
W. Commerce
Nash Jewelry
N. Main
A.B.C
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Bureau
A.B. C
Bolton
Serta
Fieldcrest
Dinette
Sulié
Holton
E. Green
Jim Holton
Bill Waters
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