Birthday Party for Kathy Kemp at Home
Little Miss Kathy Kemp celebrated her fourth birthday Saturday with a party at 901 Willowbar Ter. Guests received balloons, played games with prizes won by Becky Frazier and Billie Pierce, then enjoyed refreshments. Guests included Vickie Ann Pierce Rebecca Frazier Andy Collins Glover Standard Toni Speaks Keith and Kathy Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Kemp
Willowbar Ter
Becky Frazier
Billie Pierce
Billie
Vickie Ann Pierce
Rebecca Frazier
Andy Collins
Glover Standard
Toni Speaks
Keith
Kathy Stanley
Local residents host visitors and travelers in Durham area
Mr and Mrs Richard Crowder return home after a week in the city while Duke divinity student attends the Methodist Conference. Dr and Mrs N C Johnson Jr host Lt Philip McAdam recently released from Korea on his way to New York. Jayn Marshall leaves for Stetson University Florida. Mrs L J Marshall and Mrs G D Bostian return from Florida. N C Johnson Sr journeys to Kansas Missouri Detroit and Indianapolis. Barney Johnson of DC visits relatives. Mrs O J of Jamestown recovering from surgery with grandsons Tony and Robin Lee Edwards also on visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crowder
Rose Hill Dr
Durham
Duke
N. C. Johnson, Jr
Circle Dr
Philip McAdam
Johnson
Korea
United States Army
Fort Sherron, I
New York
L J. Marshall
Forest Ave
G. D. Bostian
Winston Rd
Florida
Miami
Key West
Daytona Beach
Cypress Gardens
Silver Springs
Deland
N. C. Johnson Sr
Barbee St
Kansas
Missouri
Detroit
Indianapolis
Ford Wilson
O. J
Jamestown
Tony
Robin Lee Edwards
Canterbury Club To Meet Friday Again
The Canterbury Club will hold a meeting Friday at 3 30 p m with Mrs R V Hayworth at her home Route 3 Greensboro.
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Canterbury Club
R. V. Hayworth
Route 3
Greensboro
Pseudo Glamour Slows Real Beauty Says Alicia Hart
The Beauty Editor critiques middle aged glamour, noting older women’ s effort to stay young through overdone makeup garish hair color and ill suited outfits. She urges natural styling, updated haircuts and sensible clothes. The piece ends with a simple lamb shanks recipe and serving idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicia Hartner
Community club and society meetings schedule
A list of weekly events includes Mrs. C. A. Daniels hosting the African Violet Society on Montlieu Ave for a supper and meeting at 7 p.m. Other groups meet at 8 p.m. including the AAUW with guest H. W. Kendall, Mu Chapter Beta Sigma Phi, Woodmen Circle Bridge, Pioneer cones No. 52, and a Bible lecture course sponsored by United Church Women. Thursday features Forestdale Garden Club with a speaker, and Friday Canterby Club gathering on Route 3 Greensboro.
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C. A. Daniels
African Violet Society
Montlieu Ave
American Association of University Women
YMCA
H. W. Kendall
Greensboro Daily News
Beta Sigma Phi
Frances Barrer
Woodmen Circle Bridge
Regal
Main
Sons and Daughter of Liberty
Commerce St. Tursday
United Church Women
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Bernard Boyd
Forestdale Garden Club
Robert Green
Earl Hedrick
J. M. Clark
Canterby Club
R. V. Hayworth
Route 3
Greensboro
YMCA Club Schedule and Meetings
The Y M C A calendar lists senior high Y-Teen clubs and teachers dinners, girls and women swim sessions, plunge periods, and closing times. It also records Wednesday dinners for teachers, Thursday board meeting at 824 Ferndale Dr, Modernette luncheon, and several club events including Adams theatre party Stardusters and a Volunteer Workshop led by Miss Florence Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Y. M
B. G. Shivers
Ferndale Dr
Robbins Club
Adams Club
Stardusters Club
Florence Harris
Philathea Class Meets At Green Street Baptist Church
The Philathea Class of Green Street Baptist Church will hold a regular meeting tomorrow evening at the church. Hostesses include Mesdames H. L. Embler J. C. Bobo H. G. Rothrock and J. G. Workman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Mesdames
H. L. Embler
J. C. Bobo
H. G. Rothrock
J. G. Workman
Weekend Laundry Tips Include Plastic Envelopes And Dampening Bag
To save space in your weekend case use plastic envelopes for hose handkerchiefs and scarves instead of tissue paper between layers of outer clothes. The latest ironing aid is a divided dampening bag for white and colored clothes that keeps garments properly dampened for ironing for several days.
Come and Sit Tea Honors Miss Doris Martin Bride-to-Be
Miss Doris Martin bride elect was honored with a come and sit tea by Miss Dixie Henderson and Mrs. Wayne Cox at Cedron Ave. About 25 guests attended, with a purple orchid corsage for the honoree. The event featured fall flowers, Italian cutwork, and crystal candelabra as tea was poured. Miss Martin will wed Tom Ellis on Oct. 4 at Green Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Martin
Dixie Henderson
Wayne Cox
Cedron
David Chains
Grady Snow
Cedron Ave
Clyde Lewis
Roy Martin
Grady Peppers
Joyce Carol Martin
Eagle
Springs
Mary E. Ellis
Martin
Tom Ellis
Green Street Baptist Church
Gree ae en spoons tied with bright bow for hostess
A homey old time touching housewarming gift features decorative spoons tied with a bright bow, adding charm to a welcoming setting for the host.
Partying with Colored Paper Kitchen Tips
Create a festive lunch table by cutting colored paper place mats with pinking shears. Use the spooled pinking scissors to prettify gift wrap and fashion crepe paper into standout party decorations.
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Madeline Hoover
Jayn Marshall
I. J.marshall
de. , Fla
Stetson University
Barney Johnson
D. C
Ministers Wives’ Fellowship of the
North Carolina
High Point College
C. E. Rozzelle
High Point
E. P. Billups
Leaksville
Jerman Duncan
E. C. Price
J. C
Ruesport
Ee M
Plaid
Sparks
Stephanie Koret
California
Gaile Dugas
NEA
Dorothy Korby
Tobias
Les
Dolman
High Point Laundry
Bouncer
St.joseph
Monark Viner Venetian
DuPont Lontine
Monark Shade No
N. Main
TAP @ BALLET
the Shoe
Ah Eels
Aes Sie
Gilbert
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