News About People Mrs Ruffing In Chicago
Mrs. Ruffing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lee Gibson, left Greensboro to direct the Lone Tree Area Girl Scouts in Illinois. She previously led Greensboro and later served as Tarheel Triad Council PR director and Daisy Chain editor. The piece notes a Tribune feature and her family connections, including daughters married and studying at UNC.
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Tris Rose Ruffing
A. Lee Gibson
Hillcrest Dr
Greensboro
Lone Tree Area
Girl Scouts
Oak Park
River Forest
Elmwood Park
River Grove
Forest Park
Illinois
Ruffing
Girl Scout Council
Tarheel Triad Council
Colfax
Daisy Chain
Chicago Tribune
Bonnie Gross
Southern Lady
Iris Rose
High Point
Sara Lee
John Robbins
Sam Cannon
UNC
Chapel Hill
Patricia Gillican
Jacksonville
Fla
Doll Tea Party Displays at High Point Library
The children's division hosts a doll display featuring Raggedy Ann Snow White Little Susie Sunshine and other world dolls with tea service in china cups. Hostesses Carolie Bartol and Lisa Versluys, both local students, oversee the exhibit running through September and invite young collectors to inquire about exhibiting their own doll collections.
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High Point Public Library
Raggedy Ann
Snow White
Susie Sunshine
Susie
Winston Road
Children’s
Enrollment Event At ABWA Meeting in Thomasville
Chair City Charter Chapter of the American Business Women's Association hosted an Enrollment Event at Mrs. Gene Saunders home. Prospective members Miss Vickie Embry and Mrs. Bill Bradner were introduced. A country western Bosses Night is planned for Oct 15 at the Thomasville Woman's Club with U.S. Representative Wilmer Mizell as speaker. Janet Blake named Girl of the Month, a Thomasville Senior High student planning UNC Charlotte.
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Chair City Charter Chapter
American Business Women’s Assn
Gene Saunders
Briarcliff Ct
Vickie Embry
Greensboro
Bill Bradner
Thomasville Woman's Club
Wilmer D. Mizell
U.S
Fifth District
Jim Burgess
ABWA
Bill Dorsett
Janet Blake
Janet
Thomasville Senior High School
Unc-Charlotte
Debutante Assembly Plans Highlight New York Ball
New York announces the 53rd annual New Year's Ball and debutante presentation at The Plaza on Jan 1, with 30 debutantes from 23 states and seven foreign countries. Mothers to attend a Dec 30 luncheon. reception precedes Grand March and formal presentation in the Grand Ballroom. The event, celebrating 53 years, features pink decor and Phil Bennett's orchestra. invitations extend to High Point area debutantes.
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New York
N.Y
Robert Stith Williams Jr
Plaza Hotel
New
Watering guidelines for new tall fescue plantings
The answer emphasizes deep initial watering to six inches after seeding, followed by midday irrigation as the soil dries. In hot or windy weather, daily watering may be needed for 3 to 4 weeks. Alternate wetting and drying harms seedlings. soil crusting also reduces emergence.
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R. P
Monroe A
Carl Blake
Extension Agronomist
E. T
Farmville
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