Green Acre Club Elects Mrs. Z. P. Long President
Green Acre Garden Club hosted a meeting at Edgedale Drive where officers were elected led by new president Mrs. Z. P. Long. The flower show featured blue ribbon arrangements by Mrs. Call, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Collins, with further ribbons awarded to Long-Dozier and Wooster-Anderson collaborations.
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Green Acre Club
Z. P. Long
Green Acre Garden Club
Jack Green
Edgedale Drive
Green
Hal Ingram
Robert Call
Bob Smith
Charles Collins
Edith Dozier
Roy D. Wooster
Robert Anderson
Women of Moose to Meet Tomorrow
Women of Moose Chapter No 961 will meet tomorrow evening at eight o clock at the Moose Home on Church Street for a regular meeting.
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Women of the Moose
Moose
Church Street
Catesby Bird Club Discusses Favorite Birds at Eshelman Home
Members of the Catesby Bird Club gathered at the Eshelman residence on Johnson Street with hosts the Lawing and Edwards families. Mrs. Ellis presented on Favorite Birds noting the Ruby Throated Humming Bird’s east of the Rockies and the Canadian sparrow, while Mrs. Eshelman recited St Francis of Assisi. Edith Sherrod sang Canticle of the Sun and Miss Sheroff displayed an autographed bird book amid a business meeting and a bird discussion.
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Catesby Bird Club
Eshelman Home
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
W. F. Lawing
James Edwards
W. F. Ellis
Rockies
Canada
Eshelman
St. Francis of Assisi
Edith Moore Sherrod
J. W
Worth Ivey
Mary Alice Sheroff
Arles L. Brawley
Plans Set for African Violet Show April 18 19
The African Violet Society finalized plans at a meeting hosted by Mrs. H. P. Morrison. The show, open 2 to 9 p m Saturday and 2 to 6 p m Sunday at H. P. T. and D. Railroad offices, will judge entries by 10 a m Saturday. Six judges are on site. names to be released after the show. Admission is free with a silver offering benefiting polio. ribbons in blue red and white awarded and a grand sweepstakes for top points.
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African Violet Society
H. P. Morrison
Edgedale Drive
American Cancer Society
Wake Robin Garden Club hears talk on flower arrangement
Mrs H T Hudson addressed Wake Robin Garden Club at Bass home Howell Street on flower arrangement. She discussed containers, color matching, three arrangement styles, judging criteria, and noted flower art began in Japan and is about 30 years old. A nominating committee was set, a club flower show planned, and thirteen members plus five visitors attended.
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H. T. Hudson
Wake Robin Garden Club
Bass Home
Speeker
Harold
Howell Street
Japan
Hum and Hoe Club Elects New Officers at Gold Room Luncheon
The Hum and Hoe Garden Club held its annual meeting in Borden's Gold Room with a luncheon. Mrs. Howard Olive was elected president for the coming year alongside officers including vice president Mrs. Howard Easter and secretary Mrs. Jimmy Thompson. A constitution was adopted and an invitation from the Town and Country Garden Club for a private flower show on April 15 was announced. The club will serve as the Garden Council Yearbook Committee.
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Hum and Hoe Garden Club
Borden
Gold Room
Howard Olive
Howard Easter
Jimmy Thompson
Luther Poole
Byron Haworth
Frank Garrett
Country Garden Club
Easter Functions At Emerywood Club Celebrate Bunny Hunt
About 70 Emerywood Corner Club members and guests enjoyed an Easter Monday steak dinner with The Clubmen Orchestra. A tea dance started at 5 30 p m, followed by an Easter Egg Roll on the rear lawn for 150 children, awarding prizes including a live bunny to Ginger Marsh for finding the most eggs.
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Emerywood Corner Club
Clubmen
Ginger Marsh
Howard Marsh
Wild Flower Club Beautifying Armstrong Park Scene
The Wild Flower Garden Club takes over area in Armstrong Park to beautify it. About 30 dogwood trees will be planted along with jonquils iris yellow ladies slippers and many wild ferns and azaleas. The project, costing around 200 dollars, aims to finish within two years with Mrs Worth Ivey as chairman and several club members assisting. Signs will request visitors not to disturb the flowers.
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Wild Flower Garden Club
Armstrong Park
North Carolina
Worth Ivey
Herman Coble
Ray Nance
W. H. English
Paul Spencer
Gladis Kivett
T. R. Ballard
R. B .Moore
Beatrice Hutchins Weds James Hutchins In Simple ceremony
Beatrice Hutchins and James Hutchins wed March 21 at Lexi Avenue Baptist Church parsonage with Rev. W. W. Robbins officiating. Attendants included Louise Hutchins and best man L. D. Huggins. Bride a Rob ert B. Glenn High School senior. groom stationed in Texas with the U S Air Force. Only close family and friends attended.
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R. H. Ball
Beatrice
James Hutchins
J. P. Hutchins
Lexi Avenue Baptist Church
W. W. Robbins
Louise Hutchins
Il. D. Huggins
Hutchins
Robert B. Glenn High School
Kernersville
Texas
United States Air Force
Social events and wedding plans in North Carolina clubs
A weekly notice lists a luncheon honoring Miss Diane Wagger at Starmount Club Greensboro dinner for the High Point Business and Professional Women's Club, plus meetings of Nature Study Twentieth Century Study Out-to-Grow Garden and Altrusa clubs. A Friday Canterbury Club and Sunset Garden Club gathering precede a Saturday Norfolk wedding for Miss Christine Jones and Lt Archie Myatt Jr.
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Diane Wagger
Starmount Club
Greensboro
Mesdames
Milton Silver
Harry Doctor
Arthur Cassell
High Point Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Sheraton Hotel
Nature Study Club
Dale Montgomery
West Bay Street
Twentieth Century Study Club
D. A. Rawley
Johnson Street
W. F. Freeman
Don Brinton
Otteray Drive
Walter Robinson
High Point
Altrusa
Winston-Salem
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Lucille Clark
Borden's
Gold Room
C. J. Morgan
J. D. Ridge
E. W. Burge
Christine Jones
Archie Myatt, Jr
Norfolk
Presbyterian Church
MM Club of Y Plans To Increase Funds
The Double M Club of the YWCA announced plans at a luncheon to raise funds by giving each member one dollar to invest. Mrs. William A. Horney Jr chaired the meeting with 49 in attendance. Reports were given by committee chairs and the attendance prize went to Mrs. W. P. Hawkins.
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Double M Club
YWCA
Ways and Means
William A. Horney, Jr
W. P. Hawkins
Mesdames F. C
Drunk Driving Offender Fined in San Mateo Court
Graydon H. Hockensmith was fined $1,000 for a fifth drunken driving offense in Municipal Court. He must pay $900 and $100 separately because the receipt machine cannot process a $1,000 lump sum.
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San Mateo
Calif
Graydon H. Hockensmith
Housefly Avoids Walls with New Insecticide
Los Angeles report says the common housefly, once seen on walls and ceilings, now favors the floor after a new insecticide traps him. County health office notes the pest has adapted its habit but remains a nuisance.
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Los Angeles
County Health Office
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