University Women Hear Ralph Vance and Barbara Coble Talks
The High Point University Women group heard Ralph Vance, a high school education instructor,讲 on education methods and the need for new ideas in teaching. Barbara S. Coble discussed Distributive Education, its purpose, and how students gain real business experience while preparing for future jobs.
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Ralph Vance
Barbara Coble
Bal Vance
High Point
American Association of University Women
YMCA
J. D. Ross
Vance
Dean Pruette
Barbara S. Coble
Coble
Dot Gueth
Ge Welborn
T. H. Alston
Philathea Class Meeting At Green Street Baptist
The Philathea Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet at 7 30 this evening at Mrs W L Collins home 524 Barker Street.
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Green’ Street Baptist Church
W. L. Collins
Barker St
Party To Honor Miss Garner
A pre wedding party for Miss Donree Garner is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Borden's Gold Room hosted by Miss Ruby Workman and Mrs Jay Bodenheimer. Miss Garner will wed Ray Brower on December 4 at the First Baptist Church.
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Donree Garner
Borden's Gold Room
Ruby Workman
Jay Bodenheimer
Miss Garner
Ray Brower
First Baptist Church
Bride-to-be Miss Ballentine feted with party and luncheon
Carolyn Ballentine, the bride elect, was honored with an informal party and shower at Mrs. C O Peyler’s home in Thomasville with 20 guests including family. Raleigh luncheon at Rhineland House followed with a three course meal and a lavender chrysanthemum corsage. She will wed Boyd Elliott on October 28 in Fayetteville.
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Carolyn Ballentine
C. O. Peyler
Mrs. A. Oe
Thomase
E. J. Calcutt
Hoyle Elliott
Raleigh
Rebecca Scoggin
T. Y. Ballentine
George Withers
Miss Ballentine
Boyd Elliott
Fayetteville
Imogene Lamb
Dorcus Cline
Freda Wilson
Carol Russell
Lois Harrison
Maxine Fingham
Anna McKinney
YWCA Weekly Activity Schedule for Girls and Women
The notice lists daily Y M C A programs for girls and women including beginner and advanced swim periods, teen clubs, health education and health screening registrations, and a Young Adult Masquerade party. Times span Monday to Friday with multiple sessions and club meetings.
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Y. M
Y. A
Visit Notes and Local Illness Updates
Claude C Barbee of Louisville Ky visits Mr and Mrs J S Welborn at their Washington Street home. Mike Lea of 420 Jamestown Road has a pending week of bed rest after a brief relapse. Mrs Bill Auman remains critically ill at Camp Gordon Hospital after an emergency operation. Mrs Troy Saunders of High Point Route 4 is a patient at Point Hospital with satisfactory condition and visitor access.
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Claude C. Barbee
Louisville, Ky
J. S. Welborn
Washington St
Mike Lea
Jamestown Rd
Bill Auman
Camp Gordon
Augusta
Fort Benning
Cn Ae Auman
Lindsay St
Troy Saunders
High Point
Route 4
Aan Point Hospital
Thomasville NSA Chapter Hear Kermit Cloniger Convention Report
The Thomasville Chairtown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met Oct. 26 at the Snow White. Kermit Cloniger spoke on the requisites of a good secretary and praised NSA self-improvement programs. New North Carolina officers were elected and installed at Waynesville Oct. 23-25.
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Thomasville
Chairtown
National Secretaries Association
Snow White
A. Edwards
Kermitiger
Cloniger
NSA
Nell Fouts
Retary
Irene Murray
United States
Woman's College
Greensboro
Paul Crawford
North Carolina State Association
Waynesville
Waynesville Country Club
Rosa Miller
Cornelis Farrell
Asheville
Fred Hicks
Durham
Winston-Salem
Talk On Books Given For Guild By Miss Patrick
Miss Thelma M. Patrick spoke to the Alma McCain Guild of Wesley Memorial Church last night at Mrs. Walter J. Miller’s home 202 Hillcrest Dr. She compared books to people and urged choosing devotional titles for daily living. The group planned to deliver four Thanksgiving baskets to a needy family after the November 23 meeting.
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Thelma M. Patrick
Alma McCain
Westley Memorial Church
Walter J. Miller
Hillcrest Dr
Marion Cochran
Miss Patrick
Kitty Miller
Nancy Sechrest
Lucy Kibler
Woodmen Circle Bridge Party Draws 21 Members In Greensboro Tonight
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle held a bridge and canasta night at Ellington's Grill with 21 members and visitor Mrs. George Garrard of Greensboro, the district manager. Top bridge score went to Mrs. Garrard, canasta to Mrs. Clifton Andrews, and rummy to Mrs. C. T. Watson. Hostesses were Mesdames Clyde Andrews G. W. Hassell and Miss Peggy Stroud. The group plans to install new officers in Greensboro tonight and meet at 7 for transport.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Ellington's Grill
George Garrard
Greensboro
Canasta
Garrard
Clifton Andrews
C. T. Watson
Clyde Andrews
G. W. Hassell
Peggy Stroud
Large Number At October Dance Of Sirocco Club
The Sirocco Dance Club held its October dance at Pleasant's Cabin with 26 members and six guests. Hosts Mr and Mrs Ernie Howell and Mr and Mrs C P Kirkman Jr led the evening, a sandwich plate and coffee served at intermission, and a brief business meeting presided over by Henry Field. New members Carl Chalmers and Howard Lowe were welcomed since the last dance.
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Sirocco Dance Club
Pleasant’s Cabin
Carlton Tatem
Roger Moran
Claudmith
Ernie Howell
C. P. Kirkman Jr
Henry Field
Carl Chalmers
Howard Lowe
Florham Ve
Secret to washing venetian blinds
Advice explains washing venetian blinds using an almost dry cloth. Dip in soap suds then wring out most water. Wipe each slat while resudsing the cloth and then dry with a clean cloth.
Informal Coffee Launches Seventh District Women's Club Meeting
An informal coffee at the Woman's Club launches the Seventh District meeting of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs with 135 registered by 10 AM. Speakers include Grady Kirkman Greensboro state president and Robert Bridges Guilford College. six new clubs to be presented. A luncheon will close the sessions with workshops to follow in the newly secured clubhouse on Greensboro Road.
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North Carolina
Mesdames Ray Dover
E. R. Anderson
William J. Pappas
Elizabeth Kalte
Ray Burgess
W. W. Dickerson
C. H. Bass
Grady Kirkman
Greensboro
Robert Bridges
Guilford College
J. O. Brown
Charlotte
Pfe. E. D. Y
Ralph Miller
High Point Woman's Club
Lawrenceohnson
Draper
Karl Bishopric
Have You Switched To the New Fluff Dry
An advertisement touts Dutch Laundry and Sartin Cleaners Fluff Dry service as saving over forty five days of wash day labor. It promises flat work and shirts returned neatly pressed, plus two free shirts if missing items appear, and a money back guarantee.
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Martin Cleaner
Ers
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Price
N. Main St
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High Pent
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