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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1958

Page

6

Lazy Woman’s Garden Highlighted by Green Acre Club

Green Acre Garden Club heard Mrs. H. T. Hudson discuss The Lazy Woman’s Garden at Westwood home with Mrs. Z. P. Long. She urged a strong soil base and featured low care perennials with illustrated examples. Officers elected for next year include President Mrs. Alan Robbins and Vice President Mrs. Al Bennet. A tour of Old Salem was planned for April 15 with a morning at First Presbyterian Church.

H. T. Hudson Green Acre Garden Club Z. P. Long Westwood Walter Comfort Alan Robbins al Bennet Grady Morgan Robert Coutts Richard Bennett Roy Wooster Old Salem First Presbyterian Church Knox Wilson

Summer Birds Discussed For Catesby Club

James Mattocks spoke on Summer Birds at the Catesby Bird Club meeting held at Mrs Worth Ivey's Woodrow Avenue home. Associates Mrs C E Steeloff Miss Mary Alice Sheloff and Miss Barbara Brooks assisted. Members viewed nests noted new local birds and enjoyed refreshments. Mrs Iveys rock collection was on display.

James Mattocks Catesby Bird Club Worth Ivey Woodrow Avenue C. E. Steeloff Mary Alice Sheloff Barbara Brooks Ivey

Local social notes list names and hospital visits

Miss Jamie Mathews returns to Guilford College after a spring vacation visiting friends in Huntington and New York City. Ida Davis at High Point Memorial Hospital shows improving condition after surgery. Eddie Whitson recuperates at home after Monday surgery. Tom McConnell arrives from Fork Union Military Academy for Easter with ROTC honors and extra leave. Mrs. H E Ferguson is a High Point Memorial Hospital patient with visitors planned. Arch School and family depart for a Jamaica trip. Mrs. R B Hulbert recovers from surgery with visitors possible. Mr and Mrs L H Garman visit Mr R G Culp. Garmans to return home tomorrow.

Jamie Mathews W. H. Mathews Forrest Ave Guilford College Huntington L. C New York City Ida Davis Parkway High Point Memorial Hospital Eddie Whitson Fourth St Tom McConnell C. H. McConnell Quaker Lane Fork Union Military Academy Tom Fort Belvoir H. E. Ferguson E. Lexington Ave R. B. Hulbert Montheu Ave L. H. Garman Jack Kathy Martha Bill R. G. Culp Westwood

Orphanage Easter Party By VFW Auxiliary

Members of the Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 619 hosted an Easter party for Junior Order Orphanage residents in Lexington. Following the president’s resignation, officers were elected: Graham Vaughn president, M P Watson senior vice president, Bill Clary junior vice president, and John Bean three year trustee. A covered dish supper will precede installation on April 9. A bowling party is planned for the VA Hospital in Salisbury on April 11. A district president's letter urged attendance at the Archdale meeting on April 4.

VFW Junior Order Sue Waller Lexington Graham Vaughn M. P. Watson Bill Clary John Bean Salisbury Roy Hunter Archdale

Garden Clubs Plan Events and Elections At May Meeting

About 33 representatives from 26 clubs attended the High Point Council of Garden Clubs meeting in the library auditorium. Officers were elected with Mrs James Fox as president and Mrs W S McKinney as president elect. Plans include yearbook submissions by May, ushers for Guilford County Fine Arts Festival in May, Dig N Dream Garden Club selling blue bird houses, and an April 9 home and garden show in Southern Pines Pinehurst. The Fragrance Garden at Camp Butner requests donations and lists needed items. An April 9 clinic at Jamestown School features Mrs Ben Smith of Greensboro.

High Point Council of Garden Clubs James Fox W. 8. McKinney Ray McKenzie D. A. Rawley Guilford County Dig ‘N Dream Garden Club Ed Davis Southern Pines Pinehurst Man of the Fragrance Garden Camp Butner Es Garden Club Jamestown School Ben Smith Greensboro

Showers Honor Bride-Elect Miss Shirley Johnson

Mrs Colon Kennedy and Mrs Claude Huntsinger hosted a Saturday miscellaneous shower at Mrs Kennedy's home for Miss Shirley Johnson. An orchid was presented on arrival and a white bed spread was the hostess gift. Bridal games and prizes entertained guests.

Colon Kennedy Claude Huntsinger Mrs. Kennedy Shirley Johnson Rachel Linda Johnson Miss Johnson Bobo Lawing

New Officers Elected By Gay Blade Garden Club

Gay Blade Garden Club met at Mrs. William Bencini's home on Coun try Club Drive for a business session and vote. New officers include President Mrs. Louis F Voorhees Jr Vice President Mrs Hunter Dalton Jr Recording Secretary Mrs Dean Thomas Corresponding Secretary Mrs Fred Joyce Treasurer Mrs Royal Jennings and Custodian Mrs Herbert Adkins. A new member was welcomed and plans were set for a May 6 bridge luncheon to honor the new member.

Gay Blade Garden Club William S. Bencini Country Club Drive Woody Brinson Louis F. Voorhees Jr Hunter Dalton Jr Dean Thomas Fred Joyce Royal Jennings Herbert Adkins Horace Haworth Jr Bencini Arnold Koonce Jr

Harold Pope Speaks at Exchangettes Dinner Meeting

The Exchangettes Club held its monthly dinner at 6 30 p m with Harold Pope of Greensboro as guest speaker. Mrs Jack Dunn won the door prize.

Exchangettes Club Harold Pope Greensboro Door Jack Dunn

Sugar yields two cups per pound when packed firmly

One pound of brown sugar yields about two cups when firmly packed. No other details provided.

Hats Highlight Double M Club Luncheon

Yesterday's Double M Club luncheon at the YWCA featured Easter themed spring hats with baskets ribbons and flowers. Prizes went to Mrs. Ferguson for originality Mrs. Davis for prettiest and Mrs. Hawkins for funniest. The group supported the upcoming bloodmobile with each member donating or nominating a donor. Hostesses were Mrs. White and Mrs. Webb.

Double M YWCA

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Green Acre Club Lazy Woman's Garden Catesby Gilberts Gilbert's Harper's Bazaar Mademoiselle Belmont Thomas Richardson Joan Gallion J. F. Upton Richard Black Mary Lamonds Janet Teague Mrs. Arch School 506 Parkway Jamaica British West Indies Spring Alvo Nary Gilbert Garden Council Gay Blade B. W. White Leon Webb T. F Tiffins Edgar Snider J. C. Fuller National Ywca Ee St. Louis Red Cross American National Red Cross Gilbert's Hilbats By Alexis D. “Marcy
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