Clubs Help Women See America
Washington reports on foreign women guests visiting the United States under a program run by the State Department and American clubs. About 431 women leaders from 55 nations tour American homes, clubs, farms, and public meetings to study the United States while hosted by volunteers and agencies.
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Washington
Ees Eee
Siena
United States
South Dakota
Ent
State Department
Women's Clubs
American Oil On Education
U. S. Labor Department
Office of International Labor Affairs
National Social Welfare Assembly
Governmental Affairs Institute
Pawl Cais
State Ae
League of Women Oters
General Federation
Womnn
American Assn
League of Women Voters
Bonn
Ankara
Turkey
Anon
Town and Country Garden Club Meeting Wednesday
The Town and Country Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. hosted by Mrs Gray on Gatewood Ave. Associate hosts are Mrs Ralph Phibbs and Mrs Lloyd Hughes. Mr and Mrs F H will speak and present hides on Tris.
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Town and County Garden Club
Gray
Gatewood Ave
Ralph Phibbs
Lloyd Hughes
F. H
Hides
Tris
Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club Meeting Noted
The Tuesday afternoon Garden Club will meet September 14 at 2 30 p m in the home of Mrs V L Unt at 713 Forrest Ave All members are urged to be present.
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Afernoon Garden Club
Embassy Children Receive Polio Shots After Tragedy
New Delhi report says children of U S Embassy personnel were given anti polio inoculations as a precaution after Walter D Lawrence of Casper Wyoming a member of the technical assistance program staff died in an iron lung at New Delhi Hospital.
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New Delhi
India
U.S
Walter D. Lawrence
Casper
Wyoming
New Delhi Hospital
Lawrence
The Nature Parent se ST Morals on dependence and shopping
Morals from a story where two fifteen year olds face a party invite and seek skirts. Bess plans and buys with her mother's account, while Irene faces repeated refusals. A third party sermon on dependence and responsibility appears amid a pantry salad suggestion to illustrate self reliance.
Remodeled Homes Highlight Brushy Mountain Views
The article spotlights the Moore family at Stony Point returning to country living with a home designed for family life and scenic views. Margaret Moore, a home economist, and her daughters Betty and Marie planned the interiors, while Marie completes her senior year at Woman’s College Greensboro. Also featured is the C C Murray family of Bennett who remodeled their Chatham home with white asbestos siding and a new side porch screened in for kitchen use.
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Iredell Sen
Harry Bac
Stony Point
Ead
Moore
Betty
Marie
Mr. Moore
Chatham
C. C. Murray
Bennett
Murrays
Remodeling Tales From Farm Women and Anson County
Mrs. Murray of Bennett Home Demonstration Club shares how remodeling a kitchen with an L shaped layout and built in features saves time and adds storage while a flower house and curtained laundry enhance family life. Mrs. Turner in Anson County plans to renovate an old home adding a closet building project. In Polk County drought limits pickling but boosts canning and home garden conservation as a health and budget measure. Nylon tricot lingerie adds prints including butterflies roses and gingham checks to the wardrobe.
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Rae
Murray
Bennett Home Demonstration Club
Perfume As A Daily Morale Booster And Style Guide
The article urges daily perfume use to boost poise and femininity with lighter scents by day and heavier ones at night. It offers tips for opening stored bottles, applying perfume on pulse points, avoiding fabrics, and carrying a scented handkerchief for a refreshing whiff during the day.
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America
Town & Country Club
Eddie Oliver
Newman C. Oliver
Oliver
Nature
Muriel Lawrence
Irene
Bess
Paneer Ft
Gamera Srop
N. Main ST
Piedmont
Koonce Funeral Home Inc
Balance Service
South Main of One
High Point
North Carolina
Neve
Kendall
Kennedy
Tryon ST
High Point, N. C
Laura Len Gift Shop
SEARS
Vhene
Tobias
Bridal Shop
Ann Sothern
Janet Norwood
Donley
Fashion Magazine
Mademoiselle
VOGUE
Harpers
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