Evening program highlights American artists for study club
Mrs Dickerson and Miss Foscue led a Friday Morning Music Study Club program on American artists at Mrs L L Wilkinson's home on Wiltshire. The event noted 60 percent of world artists are American, with profiles of notable figures such as Lawrence Tibbett and Dorothy Kirsten, plus radio and live performances influence. Twenty members attended with guests Mrs G H Sutliffe and Mrs Foard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Wilkinson
Wiltshire Boulevard
Emerywood Country Club
C. F. Tomlinson
High Point Community Concert Association
North Carolina Symphony Concert Association
Wendell Dickerson
Jennie Toure
Janet Fairbanks
Grace Moore
Gladys Swarthout
Dickerson
James Foscue
Lawrence Tibbett
Metropolitan
Richard
James
G. H. Sutliffe
High Point
Foard
Cake-Cutting Held At Montgomery Home For Wedding Party
Mr and Mrs Dale C Montgomery entertained at 901 West Bay Street last evening after the King Jester wedding to honor the bride and groom and their wedding party. About thirty five guests from two families and a few out of town attendees attended the cake cutting. The three tier cake was centerpiece on a table decorated with white snapdragons and lace fern. Cake and delicacies were served before the couple departed for their wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale C. Montgomery
West Bay Street
Wanda King
Five Local Gardens Open To General Public Here Today
Several of High Points most attractive gardens will be open to the public today per a morning announcement by local garden club officials. Included are the formal gardens of Mrs Valette J Harris 1030 Rockford Road Mrs R T Ames Emerywood Mrs J E Millis 905 Forest Hill Drive the wildflower garden of Mrs John C Teague 208 Hillcrest and the informal Richardson garden on the Asheboro Road featuring an herb garden with many rare plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
R. T Ames
Emerywood
J. E. Millis
Forest Hill Drive
John C. Teague
Hillcrest
Richardson Homeplace
Asheboro Road
Weekly social club and event schedule for High Point area
The notice lists multiple gatherings across Tuesday to Sunday. Events include Friendship club at 811 Clinton street with Mrs Olen Smith, Barbara Hedgecock entertaining at Winston road for Jerelene Montgomery, Licensed Practical Nurses association at 1409 Valley Ridge road, Pentagon club with Mrs Robert Hoskins, High Point Garden club at 420 Edgedale, Tuesday Evening Garden club at 1000 English street, Domino bridge club at 526 North Hamilton, luncheon and lectures at Emerywood Country club with Arnold Schiffman as guest, and a series of Daughters of the American Revolution, business women meetings, a bride-elect reception, and Easter breakfast at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Friendship Club
Olen Smith
Clinton Street
Barbara Jean Hedgecock
Winston Road
Jerelene Montgomery
Licensed
Practical Nurses’ Association
Thetis Talton
Valley Ridge Road
Pentagon Club
Robert Hoskins
North Wrenn Street
High Point Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
Arnold Schiffman
Twentieth Century Study Club
N. M. Harrison
Montleu Avenue
Fred Metcalfe
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Club
Thomasville
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Rainbow Supper Club
J. Ross Spencer
Eutha Spencer
Greenview Terrace
Pride-Elect Betty Williams Feted At Dessert Bridge
Betty Williams, set to wed Carl M Short on April 15, was honored at a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs. Marshall Short and Miss Louise Short at the Gibson Gold Room. Tables carried green and white motifs with lilies and carnations as guests enjoyed bridge, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Williams
Dessert Bridge
Carl M. Short
Marshall Short
Louise Short
Gibson Gold Room
Addie Lee Autry
Ruby Brooks
Arnold Culler
Wedding Courtesy Prepares for Miss Wanda King and Arnold Jester
Final pre wedding courtesy describes a rehearsal party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. King at their Homestead avenue home after the 8 o'clock Lebanon Methodist ceremony. Floral spring arrangements, a green and white bridal motif at the punch bowl, and a crystal centerpiece with sweetpeas highlighted the reception. About twenty five guests attended as the bride gave remembrance gifts to attendants. Heat sour cream with caraway and salt, serve over boiled new potatoes, and top with chives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
Spencer-Hix
Calvary Methodist Church
Eutha Spencer
Richard Hix LIII
Paul S. James
Milton Reddeck
Wanda King
Arnold P. Jester
Lebanon Methodist Church
Charles A. King
Homestead Avenue
A. R. Campbell, Jr
Garden Club Meets At Armentrout Home
The High Point Garden club will meet Tuesday at 10 at 420 Edgedale Drive the home of Mrs Hiram Armentrout with Mrs Fred Bartlett and Mrs J W Austin as associate hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
Hiram Armentrout
Edgedale
Fred Bartlett
J. W. Austin
Jones Burns
English Street
Domino Bridge Club
Nick Bambalis
North
Hamilton
Edgedale Drive
Altrusa Club Plans April Dinner Meeting at Sheraton
The Altrusa club announces its April business meeting will be held Tuesday evening at the Sheraton hotel after the usual dinner, which begins at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
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Mrs. Dickerson
Mrs. Foscue
Sheffield
Dresden
China
Meissen
Coca-Cola
Lexington Ave
Thomasville, N. C
Nelson
Florist
North Main
Miki
Continental Beauty School
Thomas Dodamead
Gatewood Ave
Montgomery
Assembly
J. W. Payne
Cherryville
David O. Smiley
Salisbury
National Assembly
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Cleveland
Ohio
Norman Lee Peace
Miss Williams
Mesdames
H. T. Short
R. T. Setzer
B. C Rogers
Harry Rothrock
Ida Mary Fenner
W. A. Price
Jack Cox
Rayford Murphey
Wayne Hoover
James Jennings
Tobias
Finest Ladies
N. Main
Garden Club
Armentrout
Altrusa Business Meeting
Marshall E. Ginsburg
N. Main St
E. Commerce St
J. P. Stevens
V. Main
Elogance
Titan
Bellini
da Vinci
Finest Ladies Store
Mie
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