Out-To-Grow Garden Club Elects Officers and Plans
The Out-To-Grow Garden Club organized with sixteen charter members and elected officers at Mrs. E R Anderson's home. Thurman Wall was chosen president with Paul Dedman, W J Wicke, Carson Southern, Ed Thrower, James Ruack, and Bill Morris as officers and council reps. The group will meet the third Monday, with the next session set for April 21 at Mrs. Thrower’s Woodrow Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wicke
Thurman Wall
Ed Thrower
Fred Gordy
Anderson
Bill Morris
James Ruack
Paul Dedman
Carson Southerm
E. R. Anderson
Jim Rbee
Point
Carson Southern
Woodrow Avenue
Plant and Pluck Garden Club Reviews Flower Arrangement Book
The Plant and Pluck Garden Club met at Mrs Farl Hutte s home with thirteen members. Members discussed a spring Flower Show at Highland Motors May 7 themed Maytime and reviewed The Complete Book of Flower Arrangement by Rockwell and Grayson. Plans for a May picnic and summer activities were set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Farl Hutte
Otteray Drive
Jimmy Roberts
Highland Motors, Inc
Earl Hutto
Darrell Bulla
F. F. Rockwell
Esther Grayson
Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club Awards 19 Blue Ribbons
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club held a spring flower show at Mrs. E. R. Anderson’s home 623 Colonial Drive awarding 19 blue ribbons for arrangements. Visitors included Out to Grow Garden Club members and guests such as Mrs. Harry Hawthorn and Mrs. William Anderson. Tea was served with the blue ribbon tea table as a highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Points
E. R. Anderson
Colonial Drive
Garden Club
Jones Burns
Mra. Ch Bk. Mitchell
Lowman
A. E. Pleasant
Greensboro
Out To Grow Garden Club
Harry Hawthorn
William A. Andersson
James Clontz, Jr
Aul Mere
Fred Whitescarver
High Point Garden Club Views North Carolina Color Film
The High Point Garden Club met at Mrs. W. Tholon Hillcrest with 20 members. President Mrs. W. F. Clayton hosted, and Mrs. E. H. Walker reported on council meetings while plans for a May Flower Show were discussed. Members watched a UNC produced sound color film showcasing NC scenery and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
W. Tholon
One-a-Day Home Hints on Sewing With a Double Thread
The tip advises pulling the thread to even length then sewing each thread separately instead of twisting them together. This method prevents snarling and breaking that occurs when two ends are knotted.
Moose lodge to host Cecil Haworth speaker event
The Academy of Friendship of Size at the Women of the Moose plans an open meeting Thursday at eight o clock at the Moose Home. Cecil Haworth will speak for the evening and visitors are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Friendship of Size
Women of the Moose
Moose
Cecil Haworth
Mrs Jack Green Elected President of Green Acre Club
The Green Acre Garden Club met at Miss Eloise Ingram's home with Mrs Grady Goldston Jr and Mrs Robert Call as associate hosts. Guest speaker Mrs W A Horney spoke on Flower Arrangement, stressing container color, heavy foliage with large blooms, and originality. Mrs Don Wilson led the business session. new officers were elected with Mrs Jack Green to lead and Mrs Richard Hartley as a key member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Green
Green Acre Club
Horney
Green Acre Garden Club
Eloise Ingram
Grady Goldston, Jr
Robert Call
W. A. Horney
Don Wilson
All Byer Council
Robert
Robert Culp
Richard Hartley
Thomasville Bride Feted at Shower in North Carolina
Mrs. David Arquinzoni formerly Pauline Crofts honored at an informal shower with 21 members present. Sister in law announced as vice president. other officers named include Grady Goldston Jr recording secretary Don McCurry custodian Charles Mendenhall publicity Eloise Ingram treasurer and council representatives. J Crofts hosted at Route 1 Thomasville as spring flowers and bridal colors decorated the home. Twenty eight guests attended including bride’s relatives and friends. Mrs Arquinzoni lives with her parents at 312 Davidson Street Thomasville and her husband serves in the U S Air Force in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Goldston, Jr
Don McCurry
Charles Mendenhall
Eloise Ingram
Ge —Ae
J. Crofts
Route One
Thomasville
Births at High Point Memorial Hospital
Joseph Sanders born April 5 to Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Burge of 1506 Long Street. Hansell Edward born April 5 to Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Alford of 506 Tate Street. Carol Anne born April 8 to Mr. and Mrs. James Brooks of 713 Westchester Drive. Mrs. Brooks formerly Irene Seward of High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Burge
Long Street
Joseph Sanders
High Point Memorial Hospital
Hansell Edward Alford
P. L. Alford
Tate Street
Hansell Edward
Carol Anne Brooks
James Brooks
Westchester Drive
Carol Anne
Birth announced for Deborah Jane Fidler in Roanoke Rapids
A daughter, Deborah Jane, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cox Fidler at Roanoke Rapids Hospital in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina on April 8. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fidler left today to visit the new baby and its parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Jane
Joseph Cox Fidler
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Isaac Fidler
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Madeline Hoover
Friendship Academy
John T. Ellis
Ladies Fine Apparel
S. Main
YMCA
Emma Sutton
Sarong
Tobias
Joseph, Sanders Burge
Deborah Jane Fidler
Monark
DuPont Fontine
N. Maio
Istimate Quick Delivery Shade Co
Merit Shoes
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