Exchangette Club Honors UN Week With Speaker
At a United Nations Week observance the Exchangette Club heard Mrs Neal Austin discuss the UN functions and past achievements. New members were welcomed. plans for a December 15 Christmas party at Mrs L C Bilens home were announced with canasta and bingo. The club voted to fund school lunches for a ninth grader at Junior High and served Hallowe en themed refreshments to 24 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Exchangette Club
Neal Austin
U. S
Wins
U. N
Roy Samuels
Nhe High Hunt
Charles A
Clarence Vuncan
L. ¢. Bilens
Ray St
Canasta
Bingo
Woodmen Circle Card Party Reinforces District Slate
Two bridge tables and a Canasta game were played at the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle party hosted by Mrs. E. C. Marsh in Oakwood. Mrs. J. Wan was declared winner as plans for the Piedmont Grove district meeting and Halloween event were finalized with Mrs. E. Marsh and Mrs. Lloyd Underwood present.
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Woodmen Circle
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
E. C. Marsh
Oakwood
J. Wan
Piedmont Grove
Lloyd Underwood
Hallowe
Pest Correll
C, C. Camp Rd
Community Events Calendar for High Point Area
A schedule of local gatherings including a Murray Road host event for Mrs. Lar ry Lee Burton, Altrusa Club at Sheraton, YWCA High Point East ern Star initiation at Masonic Home, Rotary program by Mrs. Dixon, Higher Association Insurance Women dinner meeting with Mrs. Alice Pagers, Priscilla Gud meet, Emerywood party for children, Halloween activities for High Point High School juniors and seniors, and an October dinner dance at the county cue location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest H. Stuerray
Tom Pitts
Larry Lee Burton
Murray Home
Parkway
Altrusa C Club
Sheraton
Ywca Goers
High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Home
Frank
Rotary
Fred Metcalfe
Te Dixon
Wn the
Higher Association Insurance
Alice Pagers
Jeteren
Emerywood Country
Priscilla Gud
H. L. Brockman
Fairway
High Point High School
Erm
Mr and Mrs Sells Celebrate Anniversary Picnic
Mr and Mrs George C Sells of Kernersville will mark their anniversary with a family picnic at their Cross home on Sunday inviting relatives and friends to join at 12 30 p m Community details were announced today.
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Mrs. Sells
George C. Sells
Kernersville
U Cross
Extra Duty For Sewing Machines
AP News features the old family sewing machine learning new tricks including darning embroidery monogramming buttonholes and ruffling. New sewing machine cabinets designed by Vittorio Necehi of Italy previewed in New York may be used as desks tables or bars with a wax finish.
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AP News
New York
Vittorio Necehi
Italy
Insurance Women Dinner Thursday Near The Point Thomasville
The Insurance Women will host a dinner Thursday at 5 30 PM at the home of Mrs Alice ie dDee De San O. The event announcement came late yesterday with the time set for 5 30 oclock.
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Point
Local guests mingle at home during furniture show visit
Dr Katherine Carmichael dean of Rome st te caneecety hosted an overnight guest at the Pacare home with Mrs Hoover in attendance. The American Association of University Women held a local event as Ray Hoover attended the furniture show in High Point while Mrs Hoover visited relatives.
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Katherine Carmichael
Rome
Te Caneecety
Pacare
Midhosl
Enacl
Ray Hoover North
High Point
Mr. Hoover
Mrs. Hoover
YMCA Night Calendar Highlights and Classes
The YMCA schedule lists beginner swimming for girls aged under four, advanced beginner sessions, teen cook out, and adult swim. A 6:30 membership dinner features Mrs. Gilbert English onange nations, followed by women’s swimming and advanced teen programs.
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Business and Prone Club
Gilbert English
YMCA
Young Hallo
Jr. High
Hill-Schultheiss Vows Said In Emmanuel Lutheran Chapel
Miss Margaret Kipps played organ music as Hill and Schultheis exchanged vows at Emmanuel Lutheran Chapel. The bride wore a street length blue dress with white accessories and carried a bouquet. the groom’s attire and family attendees are noted. After the ceremony the couple planned to reside at Three Mrs. Hill is employed as secretary to J W Clontz. The groom is with Sylvania Electric Products and is the son of Mr and Mrs A J, Route Three.
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Earl Wayne Hill
Emmanuel Lutheran Chapel
Hill-Schultheiss
Margaret Kipps
Clarence C. Schulthelas
J. A. Burke
Asheville
Clarence CS. Schulthelas
Dear Mary Haworth How to cope with a daughter seeking divorce
A reader asks how to handle Carla who, unhappy in marriage after a year, wants to return home for a divorce and relies on her mother for support. The advisor counsels compassion yet urges boundaries and emphasizes loving, practical guidance within family limits.
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Mary Haworth
Carla
Mar Caria
Joan
African Violet Culture Discussed By High Point Club
The High Point African Violet Society held a round table on growth and propagation at the home of Mrs. H. P. Morrison 324 Edgendale Dr. Members shared practical violet care tips and a nominating committee was formed to select the next year’s slate. Mrs. R. R. Blackburn won the door prize.
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High Point African Violet Society
H. P. Morrison
Edgedale Dr
R. R. Blackburn
Jewish Women Plan Full Day of Events in High Point
The Council of Jewish Women of High Point schedules a busy day starting at 10 a.m. with a workshop led by Mrs. Lucille Papermaster of New York City at the B Nai Israel Synagogue Educational Center. A 1 p.m. luncheon honors Mrs. Papermaster, with second workshop sessions at 2 p.m. The evening program closes with a new membership meeting featuring Mrs. Papermaster as guest speaker.
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Council of Jewish Women of
High Point
Lucille Papermaster
New York City
B'Nai Israel Synagogue
Let Junior Pick Chores Says Child Authority
The article argues parents should have children take chosen household tasks to build responsibility. It notes girls are steered to homemaking, while boys need guided chores such as lawn work, cleaning, and small repairs. Emphasizes rewarding effort and letting kids pick duties.
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Child Authority
Junior
New York
McRae
Disney
Keeley
Miss Keeley
Waring
Pete
Pat Peacock to Speak Tonight for Altrusa Club
Pat Peacock is set to address the Altrusa Club in Point tonight while Miss Vera Idol and Mrs. Lois W. Smith host. The meeting will include dinner service following the usual program.
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Pat Peacock
Altrusa Club
Vera Idol
Lois W. Smith
Charfe Gafren
Lcm
Carmichael Discusses Status Of Women At AAUW Meeting
Dr. Katherine Carmichael dean of women at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill spoke before the Point of the Association of University Women about laws empowering women, political representation, and the evolving status of women in society. She urged careful voting choices and noted five historical traditions that advanced women while warning against lowering standards as freedoms expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Carmichael
AAUW
Hances
Katherine Carm
Sity
North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Oe Association of University Women
Carmichael
FE. M. Shipman
Pri
United States Senate
House of Natives
America
Virgi
Mi Ve
Helen Betts
Edward Siver
Whone Guest
Robert Biair Jr
Medames H. M. Blankenship
Ben Witherington
R. L. Johnston
W. BR. Locke
Be, M. Shipman
Nelson McCoss
Louise Adams
Ernestine Fields
Nat Harrison Elected President of Community Literary Guild
Nat Harrison was elected president of the Community Literary Guild at an organizational meeting held at Adams. The slate included Thelma Patrick as secretary and Miss Katherine Shanks as treasurer, with Miss E Vera Idol chairing the program committee. Seventeen clubs were represented, and nonmembers were invited to join by submitting their names.
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Nat Harrison
Community Literary Guild
Adams
Tary
Katherine Shanks
E. Vera Idol
Mre
Robert W. Conner
Beauticians Plan Meeting at Bebe’s Beauty Shop
Beauticians schedule a Wednesday evening gathering at 8:30 at Bebe’s Beauty Shop. Attendees request a full discussion of a low conendias tania oak topic.
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Bebe
Margaret Fulton Tatum Mystery Insight
Fragmentary notes reference Margaret Fulton Tatum and a cryptic phrase about “Mowital Get 9, Be.” The readable text hints at a possible obituary or biographical clipping, but concrete details are unclear. Further context from the page is needed to identify the subject and event.
Better Stay Home Philadelphia Statistics Collector Quote
Fragmentary report notes statistics collector Jean Tod Freeman warning about danger versus 1953. Mentions 960 sats left and 2200 killed by pet tor amid unclear context.
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Philadelphia
Jean Tod Freeman
Dean Hee
Pet Tor
Iadie
Stephens Class Meets Tomorrow at Sunset Dr Home
The Stephens Bible Study Class will meet tomorrow at Mrs. W. P. Boden’s Sunset Drive residence. The notice mentions a teen oak near A. G. Carson but details are unclear.
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Stephens
W. P. Bodenhammer
Sunset Dr
Teen Oak
Nea
A. G. Carson
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Sylvia Schultheiss
Route 3
Almple
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Reeve
Jesus
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Iene
Thelma Patrick Sreaiins
Eri
Beauticians
Margaret Fulton Tatum
Tatum
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