Advised Chosen by Rainbow Girls Installation
Miss Martha Donald was installed as worthy adviser of High Point Assembly 41 Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple yesterday afternoon. Other elected and appointed officers named include Miss Jennifer Carr, Miss Bob Stuts, Miss Susan Sandra, Miss Frances Franklin, Miss Judy Carter, Miss Pat Thorburn, Miss Ginny Gray, Miss Andi Marsden, Miss Jane Culler, Miss Carol Price, and additional roles. Dr Raleigh spoke on the Grand Assembly in Wilmington July 28 30 where Donald served as grand Faith. The new worthy adviser presides tonight as grand worthy adviser Patsy MacCormack visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Donald
High Point Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Jennifer Carr
Bob
Susan Sandra’ Stuts
Frances Franklin
Judy Carter
Pat Thorburn
Vice
Ginny Gray
Andi Marsden
Jane Culler
Carol Price
Redtagnces Y
Grand Assembly
Wilmington
Donald
High Point
Patsy McCormack
Thomasville
Kernee Ee
Lady Lions Plan Meeting Tomorrow at Sheraton Red Room
The Lady Lions announce a 6 30 pm gathering tomorrow in the Red Room at the Sheraton Hotel. Organizers invite members to discuss upcoming events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Lions
High Point Lady Lions
Red Room
Sheraton Hotel
Secretarial Training Ad Promises Fast Shorthand Skills
An advertisement touts quick entry into glamorous secretarial work through a modern shorthand program. It claims unique training from a nationwide service offering day and evening classes and invites visits or writing for details.
Emerywood Golf Club hosts record Scotch Foursome turnout
The Scotch foursome at Emerywood Country Club drew 128 golfers, the largest crowd in club history. Prizes awarded after a buffet dinner included low net to Price Dalton team, low gross to Wilson Burris duo, and multiple ties in net and gross categories with the Amos Thomas team winning the draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood
Emerywood Country Club
I. Paul Ingle
Bill Price
Frank Dalton
Billy Morris
Guy Shivers
Jack Lynch
R. L. Brinson
Howard Marsh
Woody Woodruff
Harold Amos
Johnny Thomas
Amos - Thomas
Low Gross
Fred Wilson
Jack Burris
Baxter Freeze
Jack Campbell
Henry Millis
George Marsh
Catesby Bird Clubbers Greensboro Outing
Twenty Catesby Bird Club members met at the Greensboro Junior Museum for a Battleground Park field trip and picnic. Brad Hawkins of the Greensboro Recreation Dept led bird walks and banding demonstrations. Observed species included 35 kinds such as wood ducks and two common egrets blown inland by hurricane Dora. Mrs G Thag West presided. Mrs J E Horney oversaw supper. John Austin Jr. kept the sighting records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby Bird Club
Greensboro Junior Museum
Battleground Park
Brad Hawkins
Greensboro Recreation Dept
SR. Group To Form SR. Group To Form
A re organizational meeting of the Society for Individual Responsibility is planned for tomorrow morning at Adams Memorial YWCA. The group welcomes any resident to join for a nonpolitical study of local state national and world activities. Meetings run 11 a.m. to noon on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Individual Responsibility
Adams Memorial Ywca
Straw Ballot At High Point Fair Draws Tiny Vote
At the High Point Fair a straw ballot organized by the local League of Women Voters allowed a straight party or split ticket choice. Wallace Nixon and Preyer each drew one vote respectively for president and governor with three write ins total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Fair
League of Women Voters
Robert Hoover
League
Fair Booth
Wallace
Nixon
Preyer
Highoint
Guilford County
Hoover
Aaron Allred
Mary Clayton
Preston Andrews
Robert Golden
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rainbow Girls
THAND
North State
Business College
Catesby
World Book Encyclopedia
World Book
SR. Group
S.lr
Johnson-Moore
Goldwater-Gavin
Goldwater
Moore
Gavin
Johnson-Gavin
Goldwater-Moore
Encyclopedia
Barberree Studio
Bicycle Toy and Hobby
N. Main ST
Dorothy Shell
Peeler Street
Lexington, N. C
Dorothy F. Henry
Sunset Drive
P. O. Box
Asheboro, N. C
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