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The Wilmington Morning Star
Wilmington, New Hanover County, North Carolina
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At the North Carolina Presswomen's Association's bi-annual convention at Adams House, Harbor Island, on Sunday, retiring vice-president Mrs. Zoe Kincaid Brockman of Gastonia was elevated to president. Photo features her with other retiring officers: Miss Mary Garber, Mrs. Margaret Harper, and Miss Martha Varner.
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Officer Moves Upward
When the above picture was taken at the
one-day bi-annual convention of the North Carolina
Presswomen's association at the Adams house,
Harbor island, Sunday, the logical caption was
something about retiring officers of the NCPW.
Shortly afterwards, though, Mrs. Zoe Kincaid
Brockman, Gastonia, retiring vice-president, was
elevated to the presidency. She is shown above
third from left. Others, besides Mrs. Brockman,
left to right, are Miss Mary Garber, Winston-
Salem, retiring Central district chairman; Mrs.
Margaret Harper, Southport, retiring president;
and Miss Martha Varner, High Point, retiring
secretary-treasurer.—STAR STAFF PHOTO BY
PETE KNIGHT.
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Adams House, Harbor Island
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Sunday
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At the one-day bi-annual convention of the North Carolina Presswomen's association, retiring vice-president Mrs. Zoe Kincaid Brockman was elevated to the presidency. Photo shows retiring officers: Mrs. Brockman (third from left), Miss Mary Garber (retiring Central district chairman), Mrs. Margaret Harper (retiring president), and Miss Martha Varner (retiring secretary-treasurer).