Mead speaks on amnesty and family life at UNC Greensboro
Dr. Margaret Mead, eminent anthropologist, told reporters that amnesty means forget it not pardon. She spoke on Twentieth Century Faith and Survival during a UNC Greensboro campus visit and addressed inflation, Watergate, and the presidency while urging a united approach to science warfare, population, social justice, environment, and family in modern America.
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Margaret Mead
Tommye Morrison
Greensboro
America
Mead
War Memorial Auditorium
American Museum of Natural History
Judiciary Committee
Women's Liberation Movement
U.S
Greatness Defined For Group Program Highlights Beta Sigma Phi
Phi Alpha Rho members met at Debbie Carpenter's home to discuss greatness led by Kathy Parrom and Mrs. David DeHart. They split into groups to explore becoming great individually and as a group. The meeting was led by president Mrs. Kim Cooke with plans for a rush party and a Valentine princess, plus a bazaar sale of handmade items. A Methodist Women training session follows featuring themes on resources and interrelated lifestyles. The speaker is a 73-year-old social scientist with Barnard and Columbia credentials who has published extensively.
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Kathy Parrom
David DeHart
Phi. Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma ,Phi
Debbie Carpenter
Robin Hood Rd
DeHart
Kim Cooke
Kay Woodell
Springfield Townhouses
David Macaluso
Valentine
Phi Alpha Rho
High Point
Beta Sigma
Furniture City Club Women Form New Organization
Furniture City Woman's Club met at Willow Creek Clubhouse for an organizational meeting. Founded April 29 and recognized May 1 at the NCFWC convention, the club named officers such as president Mrs. Charles W. Scott and program chairs across arts, sewing, crafts, and public affairs. Upcoming events include a Oct. 10 meeting at The Gray Fox and a November needlecraft program led by Mrs. Lorna Benton. District 7 Arts Festival set for March 8 in Greensboro.
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Furniture City Woman’s Club
Willow Creek Club
Furniture City Woman's Club
Willow Creek
NCFWC
Charles W. Scott
Ernest Broome
L. B. Hill Jr
Neal Lancaster
Cecil Wilcox
Arts
Scrapbook
Judd Sherman
Ways and Means
Dallas Helms
Meals On Wheels
F. E. Lewis
ESO
David Butterworth
Paul Collins
R. B. Culler Jr
Carson Southern
M. L. Sechrest
H. L. Yow
Lorna Benton
Hill
Board of Directors
Wilcox
Lancaster
Eddie Myers
Bill Minor
Delbert Foster
Greensboro
Lewis
Butterworth
New Museum Director Announced To Guild
John L. Bauckman of Arlington Va named director of the High Point Museum with duties starting October 1. Guild meeting at the museum on E Lexington Ave also announced a six week exhibit cycle, volunteer courses on October 2 9 and 16 at 7 30 p m and new committee appointments and craft shop policy updates.
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John L. Bauckman
Arlington, Va
High Point Museum
Museum Guild
E. Lexington Avenue
Bauckman
John Lindsay Iti
Guild
Norman Andrews
Fred Browning
Steven McCloy
Harold T. Jarrell
Haley House
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Richard Nixon
Dr. Mead
Mark Austin
United Methodist
Jamestown
Barnard College
Columbia University
Ing
Erik Scheer
Dick Pearson
Austin
Cockerham & Howan
Furniture City Club Farms
Commerce
Furniture Market
District 7
Mart
Scott
Jean Grimm
George Pierce
North Main ST
Guilford Optical CO
Main St
Jack Southerland
Aubrey Bowman
Opticians
Wilson Garland
Children’s Shoe Specialists
Drake
Sills
Pris Sia
StrideRite
High Point Enterprise the World
Adelaide Wendler
Women’s Editor
Irving Fox
Harold Pitzer
Robert Bass
Nelson's. Florist
N. Main ST
Nelsons
Evid
Williams
Engush RD
Eckerds
Baldwin
Morrow Piano & Organ CO
W. Market
N.C. T
Zales
Westchester
Harold
Maser
American Express O
Diners Club
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