Federation News District Meetings Of NCFWC Will Continue In October
North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs reports half its tour of 16 districts completed with visits to Murfreesboro Greenville Henderson Macclesfield and Beaufort. Officers announce strong attendance and goal of two new clubs per district for 1954 55. Year Books go out this week and leaders head to Washington D C for federation board meeting October 14 16 then to New York Forum October 17 19.
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N. C. Federation of Women's Clubs
Edwin P. Brown
Murfreesboro
Greenville
Henderson
Macclesfield
Beaufort
Wilmington
Raleigh
Dunn
Randleman
Star
Brown
Raymond T. Dent
J. M. Jenrette Jr
Colonial Village Woman's Club
Star Junior Woman's Club
Old Fort
Fort
R. C. Lawrence Book Club
Proctorville
Thomasville
King’s Mountain
Morganton
Asheville
Bruce Parker Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Bruce Parker, son of Kenneth and Mrs Parker, marked his third birthday with a party at home on Main Street. About 20 guests attended from two to five in the afternoon, with miniature birthday cakes, clown ice cream cones, balloons, and gifts for the celebrant.
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Bruce Parker
Kenneth Ray Parker
Rents
p. _ S. Main St
Oys
Aline
Bruce
African Violet Club to Hold Initial Meeting Monday
The African Violet Club will meet Monday evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs R R Blackburn 404 Montlieu. This will be the club's initial meeting and will discuss plant care and club activities.
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African Violet Club
Ieee Ene Ity
R. R. Blackburn
Montlieu Oo
Deviled Ham Mix with Cream for a Tasty Spread
Combine deviled ham with cream or cream style cottage cheese as a spread. Add chives or radish for color and tang and finish with a horse sauce for extra seasoning.
UNC Newcomers Club Plans Tea For New Faculty Members
The Faculty Newcomers Club at the University of North Carolina lays out its program for new women faculty with a tea on Tuesday October 5 in Chapel Hill. Hostesses include Mrs. R B House Mrs J Harris Parks Mrs e Carmichael Jr and others. An executive board meeting precedes the tea with president Mrs J R Skretting presenting officers. The event is open to Newcomers women faculty and the year includes an address by author Paul Hill. An informal tea follows each program.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
R. B. House
J. Harris Parks
E . Carmichael Jr
An Inch
J. R. Skretting
Ernest Craige
D. G. Tarbert
Norval Neil Luxon
Peter Phialas
William H. T
M. Evans
R. J. M. Hobbs
Robert King Dara Hill
Paul
United Church Women Plan Fall Meeting in High Point
High Point United Church Women unit will hold a fall meeting at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 10 am. All High Point church women may attend. Under Mrs. I Saunders the group plans World Community Day on November 5 and clothing drives for overseas relief coordinated with the Jaycees.
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High Point
United, Church
First Presbyterian Church
Ece Ge Hes CW
I. Saunders
Jaycees
UCW
James S. Moffitt
United Church Women
World Brotherhood
Thirteen Attend Women's Club Meet In Randleman
Thirteen women from High Point attended the Seventh District NC Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at First Methodist Church in Randleman. E P Brown gave the main address. dates for the state convention were set for April 26 to 28 in Greensboro. United Nations Day plans and other notes followed, along with unrelated fashion advice about elastic waistlines and DIY zippers.
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High Point
North Carolina
Federation of Women’s Club
First Methodist Church
Randleman
Mesdames L. D. Chiles
E. R. Anderson
James Eoates
Aead Cc
Hap Pappas
Blake Thompson
E * Mendenhell
Emmett Stone
Selden Mitchell
Jean Mendenhall
Harve Schaub
Robert Mears
E. P. Brown
Federation
Vention
Greensboro
Philadelphia
Teacher's Ford Grant Travels Shape Education View
Miss Winfield's yearlong travels in the United States Cuba and Mexico were funded by a Ford Foundation grant. She studied at Minnesota Ohio and East Carolina while presenting lessons via slide projector. She observed 15 school systems and urged smaller class sizes to relieve teacher pressure.
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Edna Winfield
United States
Egos
Cer Ior Ae Alta
Cuba
Mexico
Ford Son
Winfield
United
Southwest
United Nations Rers
New York City
University of Minnesota
Minnesota University
Ohio Univerity Demonstration School
Miss Winfield
McKinnon-Goins Tie The Knot In Bennettsville South Carolina
Miss June Goins daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Goins of 319 Greer Street and Allen Gay McKinnon son of Mrs J Hi McKinnon were married yesterday in Bennettsville South Carolina The bride wore a navy suit and the groom works with Bottoms Fiske Trucking Lines An antelope can sprint at 62 miles an hour.
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June Goins
Claude Going
Greer St
Allen Gay McKinnon
J. Hi.McKinnon
High Point
Mr. McKinnon
Bennetsville
D. C
Bottoms - Fiske
Pharmaceutical Group Plans Thursday Evening Meeting
The Pharmaceutical Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 8 o'clock at Mrs. E. R. Andersons home 623 Colonial Dr for a gathering and card party. Associate hostess will be Ernest Anderson Jr.
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Pharmaceutical Auxiliary
E. R. Anderson
Colonial Dr
Ernest Anderson Jr
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