Mary Haworths Mail on Women and Morality
In a reader column Mary Haworth replies to a letter arguing women are often selfish and mercenary for material gain, while men are portrayed as flawed yet keepable through wealth. Haworth cautions against judging all women harshly, noting free will and moral choice shape behavior in both genders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Haworth
C.R
Alexander Pope
Olvunl Kemelhah
Grace
Lucifer
M.H. Mary Haworth
Lincolnton and nearby residents visit friends and family
Miss Lillian Sims of Lincolnton arrives for a visit with Mrs. W. E. Meyers and Mrs. Leona Glisson. Dr. and Mrs. Louis L. Wilkinson host guests from Greenville and Atlanta. George Sutcliffe of Charlotte stays with the Wilkinsons while traveling to Chattanooga. Mrs. James Hunt and children return home after a visit near Morehead. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Cap and others are noted for recent absences and recoveries.
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Lillian Sims
Lincolnton, Ga
W. E. Meyers
Leona Glisson
Hines St
Louis L. Wilkinson
Dr. Wilkinson
Green 8. C
Atlanta
Reenville
George Wilkinson
Adan
James Wilkinson
Wilkinson
George Sutcliffe
Charlotte
Mrs. L. Wilkinson
Ig School
Chattanooga
Enn
Mrs Welborn Hosts Shower For Bride Elect Miss Stone
Mrs Duke Welborn hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home for Miss Margaret Stone bride elect of Sept 25. Guests greeted her with a pinkaster corsage and she received china hand painted cups as a hostess gift. The table featured white terry Love birds decor and a silver bowl with fresh meats along with fruited thins and mixed nuts served later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Stone
Duke Welborn
Hodgin St
Arm exercise stance for weekly routine
An exercise instruction suggests placing arms against an imaginary wall with palms facing in and performing the motion twice daily to build strength. The guidance emphasizes a simple, low impact routine suitable for beginners seeking quick results.
Mars Development Group Formed in Arkansas
Three men Sutton George B Pratt and B Ramsey formed Mars Development Corp to subdivide and convey title of areas on Mars to other people for remuneration. They listed advantages such as no roadbuilding troubles no water and favorable climate with 687 day year and mean temperature 48 degrees.
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Little Rock
Ark
Mars Development Corp
Mars
Oman
Ay Sutton
George B. Pratt
B. Ramsey
Subee Ee
Jr League Board Sets 9:30 Meeting At YWCA
The Junior League Board will meet tomorrow morning at 9:30 at the Adams Memorial YWCA for the initial session of the current League year.
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Jr. League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Evening club meetings and civic group notices
Thursday schedule lists multiple gatherings: 2 p.m. Gay Blade Garden Club with Mrs. McKenzie on Grenwick. 2:30 p.m. Weed N Win Garden Club with Mrs. Wall on Elk St. 4 p.m. Hospital Guild in the Nurses' Home Assembly Room. 6:30 p.m. Business and Professional Woman's Club dinner at the Sheraton. 7:30 p.m. Textile Insurance Co office staff honoring Miss Margaret Stone at the Borden Gold. 8 p.m. League of Women Voters Unit 3 with Mrs. Whitesides on 1114 N Hamilton St. 8 p.m. Unit 4 with Mrs. Ross on Farriss Ave. 10 a.m. Nature Club with Mrs. Pappas at 707 Brookside Dr. on Thursday.
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Gay Blade Garden Club
The
Textile Insurance Co
Margaret Stone
Borden Gold
League of Women Voters
John H. Whitesides
N. Hamilton St
G. M. Ross
Friendship Night invites and weekend events for OES and locals
Miss Bessie Pope of the High Point Eastern Star chapter announces a Friendship Night hosted by Greensboro chapter 14 this Friday at 8 o clock. A joint picnic follows at 7 pm with local branches hosting and guest attendance urged. The schedule lists weddings, club meetings, and receptions across Friday to Sunday at Green Street Baptist, Central Friends Meeting House, and area homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Pope
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Greensboro
Miss Pope
Sallie Bostick
Clapp-Henderson
Green St. Baptist Church
Bivens
Central Friends
Annaie Wi
Herbert Edwards
E. Green St
Hartford Church Built by African Americans in 1819
The Talcott Street Church in Hartford Connecticut was constructed in 1819 by Black congregants who claimed years of seating in galleries with white churches tired them of inequality. A vast iron ore deposit on the Quebec Labrador border was found in 1893 but not actively exploited until the 1940s.
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Hartford
Conn
Quebec-Labrador
Highland Village Prayer Band Meeting at Mrs Yows Home
The Highland Village Prayer Band will meet with Mrs Mary Yow at 106 Culler St Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. The notice was announced today.
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Highland Village Prayer Band
Mary Yow
Culler St
Young Adult Interclub Council Bridge Night Schedule
The Wednesday program lists events from 7:00 to 8:30 with the Robins Club meeting at 7:30 and the Adams Club at 7:30. Finance Committee and Geos of Dives sessions are also noted in the evening lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Adult Interclub Council
Morning Bridge Robins Club Business Cies
My Stardasers Pener
Adams Club
Geos of Dives
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S Mail
Jen
James Hunt
Sid
Country Club
Spe
Morehead
Paul
Woodrow Pi
Ted Point
Kok
Jesse F. Hayden
Washington St
Penscend. Eee
G. Curtis Smith Deal
Winston-Salem
Mr. Smith
Mrs
BY Tracy Adrian
Mars Development Group
P'Boys
GiRkis
OTN RS Ae Sts
W. J. Pappas
Brookside Dr
Oes
Wildflower Garden Club
Ray Nance
Private Duty Nurses Club
Ruth Robbins
Rollins St
Marjorie Rook
June Strickland
Clell Sturgeon
Grace Ellington
Marga- Stone
Borden Gold Oom
Sunset Garden Club
Archdale
Ralph Smith
Shelly York
Henderson
Cedron Ave
Bivens Hayes
Jefferson Standard Count Club
C. F
Wilflower Preservation Society
Carl
Laurel Hill Rd
Jo Bivens
James Hayes
Central Friends Meeting House
Suedeskyn
Jewel
Tobias
Tobias Pamous Maker
Donley
Tobias Famous Maker Suits
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