African Violet Show Set by High Point Society
The High Point African Violet Society hosts its fourth annual show April 18 19 themed April Showers at the railway main office. Amateur growers may enter for judging. commercial displays invited. Entries April 17 7 9 pm and April 18 8 10 am. Judging by six judges with blue red white ribbons. grand sweepstakes to top point holder. Special awards for best yearbook seedling yearly project and most points. Admission free with silver polyio fund collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
African Violet Society
Thomasville and
Denton
Alpha Rho Chapter Spring Dance at Emerywood Club
The Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi sorority held its Spring Dance Saturday night at Emerywood Country Club. About 200 guests attended as Clyde Watson and his Greensboro band played from 9 to midnight. Welcome hosts included Bill Morris and wife, Dr. N C Johnson Jr and wife, and others. Mu Chapter supplied festive blossoms and decor with yellow roses at each table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Rho Chapter
Emerywood Country Club
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Eeemetry Club
Clyde Watson
Greensboro
Bill Morris
N. C. Johnson, Jr
Robert McCall
C. P. Kirkman, Jr
Robert Miller
Beta Sigma Phi
P-T A To Meet At Tomlinson School Tomorrow
Bay Street School P T A meets tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the school auditorium for an interesting program and a brief business session. The Charles F Tomlinson School P T A also meets tomorrow at 7 30 with Ralph Brimley Forsyth County superintendent as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Street
P-T.a
Charles F. Tomlinson
Ralph Brimley
Forsyth County
C. F. Tomlinson
Hillcrest Drive
James Foscue
H. T. Hudson
Charles McAnnally
Lew Lewis
High Point College Music Department
Priscilla Club
R. K. Young
Hillcrest Manor
Local residents reported in hospital notes and home care
Mrs Lillian Jones of 303 Best Street is homebound with an ankle injury from a fall several days ago. Miss Matrie Brown of 108 Howell Street was hospitalized for observation and treatment and is now well enough to receive visitors. Mrs Georgia Stewart Crawford entered the local hospital yesterday and will remain a patient for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Welborn
Tryon Street
Peggy Rush
Harold R. Mitchell
W. C. Levin
Frank Myers
Judy Myers
Gary Welborn
Kenneth Rush
Jack Mitchell
E. A. Rush
Rush
Route Five
Trinity High School
Anvil Brand, Inc
J. R. Mitchell
Trinity School
U. S. Air Force
Korea
Washington
Pope Air Force Base
Fort Bragg
Lillian Jones
Best Street
Matrie Brown
Howell Street
Georgia Stewart Crawford
Birth of Linda Kay Britt in Clinton Hospital
Mr and Mrs W G Britt of Warsaw announce the birth of a daughter Linda Kay on April 12 at Sampson Memorial Hospital in Clinton. The mother is the former Dot Miller, daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Miller of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Britt
Warsaw
Linda Kay
Sampson Memorial Hospital
Clinton
Archdale Trinity Demonstration Club Meet Hears Miss Davenport
Eight members from the Trinity Archdale Demonstration Club attended the Randolph County meeting at the Asheboro courthouse on April 10. Miss Iris Davenport, staff writer for Farm and Ranch, spoke on individual responsibility and better homes and farms, urged goals for better communities. Mary Harris thanked attendees and invited them to the district meeting at Woman's College Greensboro on April 14. Refreshments were served by the County Council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity- Archdale Ome Demonstration Club
Randolph County
Asheboro
Fred McCain
Iris Davenport
Woman's College
Greensboro
Y W C A News Monday Junior High Y Teen Clubs Meet
A schedule lists YMCA swim for school girls at 4 to 5 PM and 6 PM events at the YMCA, with Y Teen interclub supper at 6:15, B and P Benefit Bridge at noon, and various club meetings including Modernette, Robin, Community, Adams, Y Star Dusters, and an 8th and 9th grade Y Teen open house. Advice warns about meal textures and pairing creamed dishes with gravies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Adams Club
Stardusters
Stanley Pay
Free booklet explains how to protect hearing health
Chicago article promotes a free illustrated booklet titled How You Can Help Yourself to Hear Better. It answers whether hearing loss worsens, if ear noises signal deafness, and complications from lost hearing. Readers may request a free copy by mailing a postcard to Beltone Hearing Aid Company in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Electronic Research
Beltone Hearing Aid Company
West 19Th Street
Department
Illinois
Leftover Ham Tip and Frosting for Snack Ideas
A reader asks about using leftover ham in canned baked beans and suggests dicing it before heating. Another reader asks about using extra cake frosting by spreading it on graham crackers for a quick snack.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Sgt. Mitchell
P-Ja Wylows
RAY Street
Linda Kay Britt
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
WOW
Lucille Clark
Elizabeth Robards
Betty Myers
Blair Club House
Garden Gate Garden Club
Tyree Nabors
Westwood
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Clyde Potts
C. E. Nash
High Point Garden Club
W. J. Fraley
Mes
E J. D. Cox
J. W. Harriss
Mesdames
Ben Herman
Hyman
Alvin Rabhan
Herman
West Farriss Avenue
Diane Wagger
Alexander Marapter
DAR
Thomasville
T. J. York
Jones Circle
Dick Pals
Seatens
Woodrow Avenue
W. B. Welborn
James Mattocks
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton
Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Muse ‘Clu
Louella Kidd
Rotary
Garden Study Club
Wary Ward
Club Drive
Concord
Cannon Home
Utopian Study Club
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
High Branch
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
J D. Mulliken
Mebane
Ethyel Burr
Weed ’N Win Garden Club
Sirenan’s
H. Sneed
Circle Eve
C. R. Welch
Edith Hauser
Paul W. Casey
Weaver
Mary Elizabeth Long
Mary Strickland
Jake Froelich
Campo Clark - Crawford
First Baptist Church
J. W. Potts
Herman Crawford
New York
Atlanta
Miami
Eastern Airlines
Eastern
Archdale- Trinity Demonstration Club
Miss Davenport
Lumbermens Low Coost
West Green St
Lambermens
Wree
Ier
Institute of
Life Insurance
Madison Avenue
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