Matching Lois The Child Society Finds New Home
Lois a two month old girl in Greensboro nursery of The Children's Home Society is matched with adopting parents after extensive evaluation of her background. Caseworkers and medical staff ensure a stable, loving home while preserving her welfare and future prospects. The agency serves North Carolina and has placed thousands of children since 1902.
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Lois
Cypress St
Greensboro
Children’s Home Society
Bowman Gray School of Medicine
Sarah Lowe
Children's Home Society
High Point Junior Woman’s Club
Junior Woman's Club
Lowe
North Carolina
The
Children’s Home Society of
Mrs Koonts To Entertain Club At Farm Picnic
Mrs Henry V Koonts hosts the Twentieth Century Study Club and husbands at the Koonts farm Thursday at 6 p.m. The initial meeting of the year features an outdoor picnic supper. Slice tomatoes with salt fresh basil and French dressing prepared in advance.
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Henry V. Koonts
Twentieth Century Study Club
Koonts Farm
Club Leaders To Study United Nations In New York Trip
More than 80 North Carolina home demonstration leaders will depart Raleigh by bus for a two day United Nations study tour in New York City. The Tar Heel delegation will tour UN headquarters and hear briefings with visits to the General Assembly and Delegate Dining Room.
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United Nations
Raleigh
New York City
Ruth Current
Frank Graham
India
Pakistan
Internatiional
Assembly
Clark Eichelberger
American Association For the United Nations
Piedmont North Carolina
New York
Elbert Bowman
Taylorsville
Conley Fox
Conover
W. T. Tatum
Olin
Carl Holland
Statesville
H. W. Hicks
Marion
B. C. Miller
Old Fort
T. L. Moose
Rockwell
W. Litaker
Snow Camp
A. W. Pickett
Durham
E. E. Ballinger Jr
Guilford College
Charles H. Waynick
J. W. Woody
Asheboro
L. R. Caldwell
Reidsville
Charles Talley
Glenn Armfield
Mt. Airy
S. H. Atkinson
Siloam
O. M. Needham Sr
Pilot Mt
A. J. James
Sparta
H. C. Henley
Chapel Hill
Fred Coram
Booneville
Vera Wood
Hamptonville
Farm Bureau
Hyde Park
Poughkeepsie
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Local Notes On Patients Visitors and Travel In Area
George Robb of Hillcrest Dr remains a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital and cannot receive visitors. Irving Cagle and daughter Irva Lou return home after a 10 day Midwest tour visiting Louisville Excel sior Springs Hillsboro Chicago and Wisconsin Dells. Betty Jean Clinard rushed to Baptist Hospital for leg surgery. J L Nance recent hospital patient returned home. Mrs Henry Foscue travels to Cornelius Ga to visit parents and will return this weekend. Out of town attendees at Miss Alice Caldwell's funeral include Halbert McNair Jones Laurinburg Elizabeth Monroe Lt Col George Davis Webster Camp Lejeune William Weddington Hawkinsville and Max C Smith former Caroline Weddington Atlanta. Cooking notes include cheese in baked beans and tongue strips in cabbage salad served with rolls.
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Irving Cagle
Irva Lou
S. Main St
Louisville
Excelsior Springs
Hillsboro
Wis
Chicago
Wisconsin Dells
Henry Foscue
Woodland Dr
Cornelius, Ga
B. A. McMillan
Alice Caldwell
Halbert McNair Jones
Laurinburg
Elizabeth Monroe
George Davis Webster
Camp Lejeune
William Weddington
Hawkinsville
Max C. Smith
Caroline Weddington
Atlanta
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Piedmont
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J. L. Devine
Alex
Ander
H. C. Littles
Iron Hall
Oakgrove Club
George Robb
Hillcrest Dr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Betty Jean Clinard
Best St
Baptist Hospital
Clinard
High Point High School
J. L. Nance
Chestnut St
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Glamor Home
S. Wrenn
Security
Amy Sevelals
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Sample Shoe Store
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