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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1961

Page

17

Montlieu Avenue PTA to Install Officers

Newly elected officers will be installed Tuesday evening for Montlieu Avenue PTA in the school cafetorium. Johnson Street PTA plans a 3 15 p m tea at the cafetorium to honor faculty with April Showers as theme. A panel discussion at Northwood Elementary will feature Judge Byron Haworth and educators discussing testing programs extracurricular activities Know Your School and parent expectations. Northeast Junior High hosts a panel Monday at 7 30 o'clock in the auditorium with Dr Harold Conrad moderating and several speakers. Oak Hill PTA hearing about summer programs will be in the school auditorium at 7 30 Tuesday with YWCA and YMCA representatives.

Montlieu Avenue PTA Byron Haworth Northwood Assa Verta I. Coe High Point Jack Dillard Dean Thomas Robert Connor Northeast Harold Conrad Grady Whicker Raleigh Dingman Catherine Moffitt Ed Williford OAK Hill Pta YWCA YMCA Oak Hill

Dress Revue Set By Demonstrators

Oak View Home Demonstration Club plans a dress revue and demonstration for Tuesday afternoon. Members will present year made dresses and party refreshments. The group meets at 1 o'clock in the Oak View Methodist Church.

Oak View Oak View Methodist Church

Demonstrators To Attend District Conference In Reidsville

A caravan from Trinity Archdale Home Demonstration Club leaves Scottish Bank Wednesday at 8 30 for the district conference in Reidsville. Reservations can be made by calling club president Mrs Carl Swainey.

Archdale Trinity- Archdale Home Demonstration Club Scottish Bank Reidsville Carl Swainey

Ticket Sale Report For BPW Show Promotes Enthusiasm

Mrs. Foral Robertson, ticket sale chairman for the Business and Professional Women fashion show, says ticket sales are going forward as interest mounts. In the campaign, club members wear publicity hats with streamers reading Ask Me, and tickets are available from any club member.

Foral Robertson

Friendly Garden Club Plans Duke Gardens Visit

The Friendly Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Mrs. Tom Bates home 210 S Main St and plan a visit to Duke Gardens in Durham.

Friendly Garden Club Tom Bates S. Main St Duke Gardens Durham

Local stores listed for catalog or directory

The advertisement mentions Collier Ellis Lizzie Gooch Harl lees Rosanne Chiles Studio and Bridal Shop John T Ellis and Co Gilbert's Shoe Store and Wright-Womble-Pitts Inc as entries in a local business directory.

Collier Ellis Lizzie Gooch Harllee’s Rosanne Chiles Studio John T. Ellis and Co Gilbert's Shoe Store Wright-Womble-Pitts Inc

Mrs Wagner to Host Garden Club Meeting

Mrs Jake Wagner will entertain guests at her Forest Hill Drive home for the Dried Arrangement Garden Club meeting. The gathering is set for Tuesday at 10 a.m.

Dried Arrangement Garden Club Jake Wagner Forest Hill Drive

Attorney Pomeroy seeks trial date for DUI case in Globe

Reall John Pomeroy of Superior appeared before Globe City Magistrate Clyde Shute to arrange a trial date for a client charged with drunk driving.

Globe, Ariz Reall John Pomeroy Superior Globe City Clyde Shute

Women’s Guild Set Meeting in Thomasville Tuesday

The Third biennial meeting of the Mont Regional Women's of the Evangelical and Reformed Church of the Southern Synod will be held Tuesday April 11 at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church in Thomasville. The Piedmont Area spans Davidson Forsyth Randolph Alamance Guilford and Wake Counties. The daylong conference begins at ten with a worship service led by Mrs. Frank Snider Burlington. Morning talks include Mrs. Alvin Keppel Catawba College Salisbury Synodical Women’s Guild president and Mrs. Henry Kennedy Jr. Thomasville Piedmont Regional Women's Guild president. Afternoon devotions are by Mrs. Earl King Burlington with Larry Sink a Catawba College student. The synodical project supports the campus pastor and aid to worthy Catawba students. Mrs. Fletcher C. Lester High Point, a leader in Congregational Christian Churches and Southern Convention circles, will address the meeting.

Thomasville Hemont Evangelical and Reformed Church of the Southern Synod Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church Piedmont Davidson Forsyth Randolph Alamance Guilford Wake Counties Frank Snider Burlington Alvin R. Keppel Catawba College Salisbury Synodical Women's Guild Henry Kennedy Jr Women’s Guild Committee On Earl King Larry Sink Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Congregational Christian Evangelical and Reformed United Church of Christ The United Woman's

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