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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1957
Page
22
Vivian Brown reports home care tips from Jack Greenberg on training dogs, preventing shedding and odors, and keeping fleas and lice under control. Advice covers consistent discipline, housebreaking, cleaning methods, and using vacuums and powders to manage hair and pests.
The Parkway Duplicate Club held a Friday game at the Mathews home 200 Parkway. First place went to Mrs. Joseph T. Weaver and Mrs. S. D. Snyder. Second place to Mrs. Berlie Eargle and Mrs. Margaret Welch. Third place to Miss Wilma Byerly and Mrs. P. C. McLain.
Mrs Harry Wagner will entertain members of the Dried Arrangement Garden Club at her home 615 Quaker Lane on Tuesday at 10 o clock in the morning. Mrs T D Hedrick will speak to the club on Iris.
The Pine Hill Club will meet Tuesday at The Sea Gardens on Centennial Ave. An official notice announced the gathering and location for members.
Mrs Holt McPherson will entertain members of the Burbank Garden Club at her home 700 Hillcrest Drive on Wednesday. The meeting is scheduled for 10 o clock in the morning.
Mrs Grover Jones will speak on God and Nature at the Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club meeting. The session will be held at 3 p m Tuesday at Mrs R B Culler’s home 1223 Westwood.
The Camellia Club will meet at 601 Edgedale Drive with Mrs Sloan Gibson hosting on Wednesday at 10 o clock in the morning. Associate hostesses will assist and members are reminded to note the date.
Out To Grow Garden Club meets Thursday at 10 AM at 1109 Cedrow Ave. Mrs Joseph Botts hosts. Guest speaker will discuss insect and pest control and planting for summer bloom.
Charlotte report says Rep. W. B. Shuford plans a bill forcing clerks of court to notify a central state office of every divorce granted. J. Lester Wolfe of Mecklenburg County Court Clerk noted many defendants remain unaware of divorce and must ask across all 100 counties. Wolfe supports the measure as sensible and notes frequent inquiries to his office.
The Atlantic Ocean harbors the world’s largest underwater mountain range. Peaks rise to form islands above water, while the vast chain remains hidden beneath cold seas from Arctic to Antarctic.
High Point hosts the North Carolina League of Women Voters biennial meeting at the Sheraton Hotel with registration in the morning and a luncheon talk by James Stamg Fefion, Greensboro manager, followed by round tables on finance membership and loans. Maxwell Miller Greensboro state president delivers report. Local organizers include Mrs P Hunter Dalton and Mrs George Haltom.
Mrs. Homer T. Hudson presented a program on Period Arrangements, covering the Georgian era 1716 to 1760 and the Victorian era 1830 to 1890, with Mrs. Jim Millis and Mrs. J. W. Lindsay Jr. aiding as period illustration guests. The club noted its new Treasury of American Gardens volume and praised the recent Daffodil Show judges as evaluating one of the most beautiful displays.
The North Carolina Gardener was praised as the nation’s best state garden club magazine for 1956 at the National Council of State Garden Clubs awards. Editor Mrs. E. C. Hamblen of Durham expanded the bimonthly publication, now reaching 17 000 members, with richer features and wider distribution.
The Mid Week Study Club will gather Thursday at 3 p.m. at C Haltom, 315 Ard.
The Canterbury Club will meet Friday at 3 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Dennis Cooke 821 West College Drive.
The Green Gardeners Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. G. E. Thayer 1132 Montlieu Ave.
High Point Chapter 106 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple.
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