Flower Show Planned By Jamestown Groups
Jamestown and Forest Dale garden clubs back a show themed Carolina Carolina to be held April 14 at Ragsdale High School gym. Entries include junior contestants 9 to 12 and husbands of Jamestown Garden Club members. Horticulture and artistic arrangements compete for blue ribbons and special prizes. Judging follows National Council standards. awards include Award of Distinction and Award of Merit.
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Jamestown
Carolina
Mumbler
Jamestown Gardenette Garden Club
Ragsdale High School
Forestdale Garden Clubs
Jamestown Garden Club
George Johnson
National Council of State Garden Club
Singing Gardeners Stage North Carolina Song at Jamestown Show
Jamestown gardeners sing the state song Carolina during an April 14 flower show planning session. Garden club leaders and committees include Mrs. David J. Andrew, Mrs. Forest M. Neese, Mrs. W. L. Saunders, Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Austin P. Fortney, and Mrs. A. B. Lea. Public invited. show hours are 3 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM.
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Jamestown
North Carolina
Carolina
David J. Andrew
Forest M. Neese
Forestdale Garden Club
W. L. Saunders
Gardenette Club
Eorge Davis
Jamestown Garden Club
Austin P. Fortney
A. B. Lea
Dal Baylies
Ity
Russell Hallberg
Claude Jones
Ed Washington
Bo Gillespie
Sam Truitt
Philathea Class to Meet at Lebanon Church Tomorrow
Lebanon Methodist Church hosts the Philathea Class gathering tomorrow at 7 30 p m with hostesses Mrs I A Ray Mrs W G Lassiter and Avery Cook. First Evangelical and Reformed Church circles announce meetings this week including Girls Guild at Fair Lanes and Circle sessions hosted by members on various days. Ada Hedrick Morning Circle reschedules to April 11. Woman's Society luncheon at First Methodist includes an Easter program led by Miss Vera Idol with an 11 a m business meeting preceding.
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Philathea
Lebanon Methodist Church
Mesdames
I. A. Ray
W. G. Lassiter
Avery Cook
Reformed Church
Girls Guild
Fair Lanes
Sharon Greeson
Geneva Wallace
Edgewood Ave
Hedrick
Circle
Anne Johnson
Barbee Street
Ada Hedrick
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Vera Idol
Oak View WSCS Circles Schedule At Methodist Church
Oak View Methodist Church announces WSCS meetings for four circles. Circle 1 meets Tuesday at 7 30 with Mrs P M Daily 812 Homestead Ave Circle 2 at 7 30 Tuesday with Mrs Isaac Musick 608 Clover Dr Circle 3 at 7 30 Tuesday with Mrs Jane Shaffer 3410 Hillside Dr Circle 4 at 1 30 Thursday with Mrs Coy Brown 2902 N Main St.
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P. M
Homestead Ave
Isaac Musick
Clover Dr
Jane Shaffer
Hillside Dr
Coy Brown
N. Main St
Colonial Country Club Plans April Events
Colonial Country Club outlines April activities for members and families. An Easter egg hunt precedes a Wiener roast, a country night on April 15 requires April 12 reservations, and an April 23 husbands and wives tournament is scheduled. Ladies golf lessons begin April 4 with 9:30 a.m. or 4:30 p.m. slots, Thursdays are ladies days with tournaments, and bridge games start Thursdays at 10 a.m. Reservations for the Ladies Piedmont Pro-Am April 12 in Siler City are due by April 8 noon.
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Thomasville — Colonial
Pro Coke Trimnal
Colonial
Harry Macrae
High Point
Siler City
Oren Palmer
Miss Ferguson and Nifong wed in Thomasville
Eva Ann Ferguson and Brad ford Millis Nifong were married at the Thomasville parsonage in a 4 PM ceremony officiated by Rev. Stanley Hardee Jr. The couple, both graduates and employed locally, will reside in High Point after a wedding trip.
Parrish-Gross Couple Speaks Lutheran Vows
Miss Peggy Marlene Gross and Van Maur rice Parrish were married last evening at Emmanuel Lutheran Church in High Point. Rev. H. W. Hawthorne officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs William O Gross, works at North Carolina National Bank. The groom, son of Mrs Frankie L Parrish, is self employed at Cookies Pure Oil Service. She wore pink nylon over taffeta with a floral crown and white orchid. They will reside on Route 5 in High Point after a short trip.
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Stanley Hardee Jr
First Baptist Church
Ferguson
Peggy Marlene Gross
van Maurrice Parrish
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
H. W. Hawthorne
William O. Gross
High Point
High Point High School
N. C. National Bank
Frankie L. Parrish
Rt. 5
Parrish
Allen Jay High School
High Point College
Phi Kappa Alpha
Cookie’s
Margaret Kipps
Entertainment Planned For Miss Judy Owen
Miss Judy Owen bride elect of Jimmy Grosso will be entertained with a dinner party in Winston Salem on Wednesday at Le Chateau. Hostesses include Miss Della Ann Strickland Mrs Mable Smith and Mrs William Allen. Miss Strickland will serve as bridesmaid at the Owen Grosso wedding. The wedding is set for April 29.
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Judy Owen
Jimmy Grosso
Winston-Salem
le Chateau
Della Ann Strickland
Mable Smith
William Allen
Miss Strickland
Owen-Grosso
Smith
Annual Salem Alumnae Meet Planned at Wesley Church
The High Point chapter of the Salem College Alumnae Association schedules its annual spring meeting for Friday at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church. The main business is electing officers with a program by Mrs. Richard E. Plansiesaienste. A coffee follows. Reservations via Mrs. Robert McCuiston, the chapter president.
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High Point Chapter
Salem College Alumnae Assn
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Richard E. Plan
Miss Zimmerman To Be Honored At Party
Six aunts of Joseph Coggins bridegroom elect of late April host a miscellaneous shower for his fiancee Miss Maureen Zimmerman. The event starts at 7 30 PM in Old Union Fellowship Hall with several relatives expected including Mrs Ernest Droome of Houston and Mrs H R Zimmerman.
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Joseph Coggins
Maureen Zimmerman
Old Union Fellowship Hall
J. C. Coggins
Dewey Coggins
Charlie Cogg
Leland Gregory
Will Swaim
Ira Swaim
Ernest Droome
Houston
Texas
H. R. Zimmerman
J. W. Coggins
Droome
Zimmerman- Coggins
World War II Memorial Message at YMCA Bulletin Board
In Des Moines AP reports a YMCA bulletin board bears a World War II era motto urging equal treatment for all men and praying for peace. The brief note reflects wartime sentiment and civic appeals circulating publicly.
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Des Moines
Y.M.C.A
Study Club Will Meet Wednesday
Mrs. Wendell M. Patton of 821 W College Dr will entertain members of Midweek Study Club on Wednesday afternoon. The meeting is scheduled for 3 oclock.
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Wendell M. Patton
W. College
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