Greensboro Editor Urges Bond Yes at University Women Talk
H. W. Kendall editor of the Greensboro Daily News spoke before the High Point branch of the American Association of University Women at the YMCA about voting for school and mental health bonds. He said no new taxes and that Guilford County would receive about 700 000 for school buildings while North Carolina needs 8000 more classrooms. He warned the mental hospital bond would improve treatment amid rising patients.
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H. W. Kendall
Greensboro Daily News
High Point
American Association of University Women
YMCA
Kendall
North Carolina
Guilford County
North Caro
Tug Toward God Inspires United Church Women Meeting
Miss Clarice yman of High Point College addressed United Church Women at First Church of God, with 26 churches represented. The gathering outlined plans for Bible lectures by Dr Bernard Boyd at Wesley Memorial Church and voted to place framed Ten Commandments copies in 14 High Point public schools.
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Clariceyman
High Point College
United Church
Church of God
Miss Bowman
James S. Moffitt
United Churchwomen's Organization
Moffitt
Percy Payne
Bernard Boyd
School of Religion
University of Northlina
Wesley Memorial Church
Asen
Mesdames C. L. Gray Jr
Arlo Newell
Charles Collins
Gray
High Point
Chairtown NSA Initiates Two At Meeting In Thomasville Home
The September meeting of the Chairtown Chapter of the National Secretaries Association was held at Mrs. Joseph Edwards home in Thomasville. Miss Marie Wright and Mrs Nell Fouts were initiated into membership. Mrs Peggy Grimes spoke on Tips for an Efficient Secretary. The chapter elected officers and delegates for the state meeting in Waynesville October 23 to 25. The next meeting will be October 26 at The Snow White for prospective members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Chairtown
National Secretaries Association
Joseph Edwards
Marie Wright
Nell Fouts
Herbert Vanhoy
O. Henry
Greensboro
Peggy Grimes
Ashmore Business College
Astimore Business College
Les B. Myers
Alliene Lippart
North Carolina Secretaries Association
Waynesville
Paul Crawford
Nell F
United Fund
Symbolism Of Guild Emblem Explained At Wesley Memorial
Mrs. Walter J. Miller spoke at the Alma McCain Guild fall meeting held at 507 Otteray Dr. She explained the Wesleyan Service Guilds, their symbolism, and background. The group, led by Miss Nancy Sechrest, planned Christmas card sales to fund upcoming projects and noted the district dinner on Oct. 16 at First Methodist Church.
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Walter J. Miller
Alma McCain
Wesley Memorial Church
Nancy
Joanne Sechrest
Otteray
H. W. McCain
Miller
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial
Wesleyan Service
Nancy Sechrest
First Methodist
Automatic Defrost in New Refrigerators Aids Homemakers
Automatic defrost simplifies upkeep for busy homemakers but weekly ice box cleaning remains essential. The note emphasizes balancing convenience with routine maintenance.
Fragrance Tip for Welcoming Guests
A courtesy note suggests spritzing a light cologne in the living room right before guests arrive to create a pleasant atmosphere. It emphasizes subtlety to avoid overpowering scents and advises testing a small area first.
Woodmen Circle Club Hosts Bridge Party With VIP Guests
Woodmen Circle Club welcomed Mrs. George Garrard of Greensboro district manager for the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle and Kelly Comer district representative of the W.O.W. at a party last evening. Twenty members attended at the W.O.W. Home on Main Street. Comer spoke on the organization’s work before four tables played bridge canasta and rummy. Prizes went to Mrs. Lloyd Underwood bridge Mrs. Richard Cheves rummy and Miss P Stroud canasta. Refreshments served. hostesses were Mrs. A. T. Welborn Mrs. Josephine Walker and Mrs. Annie in.
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George Garrard
Greensboro
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Kelly Comer
W.O.W
Woodmen Circle
Comer
Lloyd Underwood
Bridge
Richard Cheves
P Stroud
Canasta
N. Main St
Ore
A. T. Welborn
Josephine Walker
Annie
Exchangettes Plan For Party and Talent Show Aid
The Exchangette Club met with Mrs Boles on Ward Street. Mrs Hunter Dalton spoke on Parliamentary Procedure, stressing meeting conduct. Mrs Harold Davis chaired as reports from committees were given. Plans for a December 18 Christmas party were discussed and the auxiliary will assist the Exchange Club in selling talent show tickets. Dainty refreshments were served to 20 members.
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Exchangette Club
Boles
Ward Street
Hunter Dalton
African Violet Club Opens Fall Meeting With Slides
Fifteen members of the African Violet Society attended the initial fall gathering at Cas Daniels' terrace with a covered dish, a bonfire, and a brief business session led by president Mrs. B. W. Hackney Jr. The group viewed slides from the spring show and from the Nashville national convention presented by club representatives Hackney Daniels Gren Davis and R. R. Blackurn.
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African Violet Society
Cas Daniels
B. W. Hackney Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Mesdames Hackney
Daniels
Gren Davis
R. R. Blackurn
YMCA Schedule of Events and Club Gatherings
The notice lists midweek and Thursday activities at the YMCA and affiliated clubs. Girls youth swim periods and adult swim classes, dinners for teachers, and multiple club meetings fill the week including the Business and Professional club dinner and various social and service events led by community groups and Miss Florence Harris.
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Y. M
YMCA
Florence Harris
Stephens Bible Study Class Seeks Regualr Meeting Host
The Stephens Bible Study Class will meet tomorrow at 3 PM with Mrs W P Bodenheimer on Sunset Dr for its regular meeting. Johnson Street PTA to Meet Thursday Oct 1 at the school for fall start. Dean B Pruette plans to speak and open house follows with new principal G C Frye and new teachers invited.
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Stephens
Bodenheimer
Stephens Bible Study
W. P. Bodenheimer
Johnson Street
PTA
Parent- Teacher Association
Dean B. Pruette
G. C. Frye
An Ounce of Prevention Keeps Your Complexion Young
A 1953 Syndicate column urges women to protect skin from sun wind and dust. It recommends gentle facial massage with King grant creams, proper cleansing, and age tailored routines from twenties through forties, including tonics, astringents, and cold-water frictions. It notes some sacrifice for beauty in the pulchritude cause.
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King
Features Syndicate, Inc
McDowell Returns to North Carolina State College in Textile Management
Billy E. McDowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McDowell of 407 Walnut St., resumes studies as a rising senior in textile management at North Carolina State College in Raleigh. He belongs to Delta Kappa Phi Professional textile fraternity and the Society for the Advancement of Management. Mrs. Harry Brown of Snow Hill visited at 704 E. Farriss Ave. with her son Joe Brown and family.
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Billy E. McDowell
L. E. McDowell
Walnut St
N. C. State College of Raleigh
Delta Kappa Phi
Society For the Advancement of Management
State College
Harry Brown
Snow Hill
Joe Brown
E. Farriss Ave
Ward St Pastor To Be Honored At Farewell Reception
Ward Street Church plans an informal farewell reception for their minister the Rev Co F Womble and family who are moving away The event follows the mid week prayer service with all congregants invited Also noted is a tip about tying a big button at the end of a pull string for children to grip.
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Ward Street Church
Co. F. Womble
Rayer
Reading Games Help Johnny Learn Without Forcing
Reading counselor Mrs. Elizabeth Antes of National College of Education in Evanston offers games to make reading and spelling fun instead of forcing practice. She cites Alphabet Soup and Hang the Butcher as methods to boost letter recognition and vocabulary while keeping learning lighthearted.
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Johnny
Elizabeth Antes
National College of Education
Evanston
Nois
Johnnny
Repeate
Chicago
MAKE FRIENDS AND GREETINGS FOR CHILDREN AT HOME
Caregivers should greet visiting children and model friendly manners. Use practical tips like placing flannel under jewelry to protect fabrics and gluing name tapes to rubbers and overshoes to prevent ownership disputes. A potato masher creates decorative cookie tops.
Community Club Meetings Highlight Week Schedule
Tuesday evening features a Bible Lecture Course by Dr. Bernard Boyd at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. Forestdale Garden Club meets at Mrs. J. M. Clark home with speaker. Canterbury Club gathers at Route 3 Greensboro with Mrs. Hayworth. Mary Jo Jenkins to be honored at a noon coffee hosted by Mrs. Metcalfe and Mrs. Conrad.
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United Church Women
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Bernard Boyd
Forestdale Garden Club
Robert Green
Earl Hedrick
J. M. Clark
Iday
Canterbur Club
R. V. Hayworth
Route 3
Greensboro
Mary Jo Jenkins
Fred Metcalfe
Don Conrad
Oil Your Electric Mixer for Regular Maintenance
If the motor of your electric mixer is not permanently lubricated you should oil it regularly. For daily use a few drops once a month should keep the mixer running smoothly.
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Lina
Norman Kinnaman
J. D. Ross
R. Lee Johnston
Mary Ann Ward
Kenneth W. Pe
J. L. Livingston
Margaret Louise Collins
John H. Northey Jr
Blanche Moss
NSA
Monark
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Parke, Davis & Company
Detroit
Michigan
Koonts -McGhee Drug CO
S. Main ST
Woodmen Circle Club
Violet Club
Helen Follett
Ballet Tap
David Taylor Marke
UP Newsfeatures
Cardus
High Point Merchants Association
Rush
S. Main
Yours Very Truly, L. P. Baker
Piedmont Natural Gas Dq Company
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