Local Teachers Workshop Set At Kernersville High School
Local members attend a workshop of classroom teachers at Kernersville High with registration at 9. Miss Lucille Ca president of the National Education Association will be the featured speaker. Northwestern District officers and committee chairs from Winston-Salem Greensboro Burlington High Point and Kernersville are listed with roles in legislative and professional activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernersville
Lucille Ca
Kiment
National Education Association
Carroll
Wooster
Northwestern
Anna Neese
Glenn Winston-Salem
Marietta Allen
Greensboro
Rena Maude Iseley
Burlington
Frank Terrell
Lexington
Effa May Friddie
Margaret McDermott
Winston- Salem
Marietta Long Wee Te Ile
Dean Pruette
High Point
Mildred Eaton
Thomasville
Ruth Cress
Mary Gamble
Guilford
Constitution
A Livengood
Morrow
Maokvin Leonard
Reading
W. A. Poovey
Eliza
Local Teachers Association Plans Year Ahead
President Keth reman and a list of community figures from Greensboro Lexington Leaksville and Winston-Salem will preside and give the invocation. Ella May Friddie will bring greetings as reports from committees are heard and plans for the year are outlined. Lois Edinger will discuss the MaMorrow Scholarship Fund with Carroll as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen N. Martin
Leaksville
Wilma Broome
Airy
Bessie Lou Wood
Thomasville
Carolina G. Spencer
Winston-Salem
A. Williams
High Point
Neese
Frank Terre
Ella May Friddie
Lois Edinger
Classroom Teachers Association of the
N.C.E.A
MaMorrow
Carroll
Attendants Named For Livengood-Reece Vows
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Marion J Livengood announce the marriage of B Reece to occur Saturday Oct 9 1954 at Green Street Baptist Church High Point North Carolina The bridal party includes Mrs William Bishop matron of honor and bridesmaids Behety Welor Comtera and others The Rev Roger Bell will perform the ceremony with music by Miss Pad Ann Sain Organist A miscellaneous shower was held at 709 Old Winston Rd hosted by Mrs Nancy K Its guests attended a 730 pm event and gifts were exchanged including a tea set and mats prizes were awarded to honoree and other attendees An ice course followed the small gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doty Livenger
Green St. Church
Marion J. Liven
B. Reece
Green Street Baptist Church
High Point
North Carolina
Beherty
Welor Comtera
Daniel Reece
Thomasville
Hall
Charles Raulston
Roger Bell
Pad Ann Sain
Haling
Nancy K
M. J. Bowen
Tter
Edie
J. E. Ward
Frank Seltz Jr
Junior Women Tour Children's Home In Greensboro
Members of the local Junior Woman's Club joined a visit Tuesday at the Greensboro Children's Home Society in Greensboro. The tour of the nursery was the highlight, followed by refreshments. Officials included Mesdames Roy Wits, Billy Morris, Wid Linthicum Jr., Paul Bryant, Jack Southerland, J. Pappas, and Mrs Harold as project chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Home Society
Greensboro
Ay Soperee
High Point Mic
Hebert McCall
Roy Oe Vee
Nature Study Club Plans Benefit Meeting
A Nature Study Club meeting discusses a fundraising event next Tuesday to support the Elizabethan Garden at Manteo and other ongoing projects sponsored by the club. The event details and club responsibilities are highlighted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
David Mara
Erene Senetramese
Manteo
Nature Study
Alpha Alphas To Fete Miss Payne
Alpha A Chapter of Epsilon Sigma sorority will hold a bridal shower for Miss Margaret Payne bride elect of the season this evening at 8 o clock hosted by Mrs N C Beverly 421 Nathan Hunt Dr The event was announced this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha A
Epsilon Sigma A
N. C. Beverly
Nathan Hunt
Margaret Payne
Community Social Notices Honor Local Ladies This Week
Thursday events include Miss Hazel High ac ee ei honored by Mesdames Brady and Kearns Jr. at 2416 E Lex. Ruth Russell to be feted at the Brady home. Mrs Charles W Perry hosts Canterbury Club at 3:30 p.m. at Sherbrook. Betsy Livens to be feted at 709 Old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Highac Ee
Pary
Thurston Omo
Ruth Russell
Joe Brady
R. G. Kearns Jr
Brady
E. Lexy
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook
Canterbury
Besty Livenbe
Nancy Eoberts
Modernettes To Have Tea At YWCA Friday Morning
Prospective new members of the Modernette Club will be special guests at a tea at the YWCA. The event is scheduled for Friday from 10 to 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modernette Club
YWCA
Manuel-Grogan Cake-Cutting Tonight
The era of Miss Eva Manuel-Grogan will be celebrated with a cake-cutting this evening in the recreation room of the Student Nurses Home on Boulevard. Guests arrive at 7:30 p.m. and the bride-to-be will hostess. The wedding rehearsal is at First Baptist Church, with vows planned tomorrow evening at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Manuel - Grogan
Boulevard
Miss Manuel
First Baptist Church
Modernette coffee hour for prospective members
A Friday event at YWCA announces a Modernette coffee hour inviting prospective members to meet, mingle, and learn about club activities.
New Fabrics Highlight Oak View Demonstration Club Talk
The Oak View Demonstration Club heard Mrs. Betty Howard discuss new fabrics such as nylon and dacron. She outlined advantages and disadvantages, noting light weight quick drying but sun and heat sensitivity, and urged careful ironing and easy washing methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
David McDaniel
Orvier
Y-Teens Open House After Friday Football Game
Senior Y-Teens hold first open house of the season at the YWCA Friday night after the Durham High football game. Ninth grade Y-Teens in junior high are invited. Recorded music will be provided for dancing and light refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Durham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keth Reman
Forsythe
David L. Pierce
Fiora Nelson
Guilford County
Lucille Carroll
Madeline Hoover
Livengood
Reece
Alpha
Miss Payne
Cecil
Main St.ee
Watchman
Seale Private
Ctmbeal Nal, Civil, Pte
Lee W. Boswell
Dolly Madison
Manuel
Grogan
Oak View Demonstration Club
Jones Burns
E. Roy Samuels
Grange Hall
Joes C. Forbis
Charles
Norfolk
Cupree
Warwics
Adorable
Jewels
Fed
Jewelers
S. Main ST
DAN River” Plaids
Rayella
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