City Gardens Open for Annual Tour Thursday and Friday
Seventeen gardens across the city will welcome visitors on April 24 and 25 as the Fourth Annual Garden Tour, a project of the Garden Club of North Carolina and the state Department of Conservation and Development, raises funds for Bundles for Britain's relief and local garden clubs. Admission to the full tour is seventy five cents. individual gardens cost ten cents each. Local tour HQ is the Sheraton Hotel with Mrs. G. D. Pettibone as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club of North Carolina
State Department of Conservation and Development
Sheraton Hotel
G. D. Pettibone
Britain’s Fund
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
State Garden Club
Sheraton
J. F. Haydem
Washington Street
Flayden
George McLarty
Geo. YT. Wood
W. A. Davis
Woodrow Avenue
John W. Hedrick
Davis
Griffith Miles
Fifth Street
E. A. Sumner
Miles
C. L
John C. Teague
Hillcrest Drive
Dale Montgomery
C. S. Grayson
Alson Homes
Charles Byrd
Ernest Wall
C. E. Edwards
J. W. Chandler
Ingram
William Pappas
Cliff Ring
Harold Stout
R. K. Stewart
West Farms Avenue
Stewart
J. H. Walker
Colonial Drive
Roy Conrad
J. H. McCall
Walker
Fay Edwards
Ferndale Drive
Mesdames
Howard Blair
Howard Marsh
G. Mitchell
Nesdames
Fred Hallenbeck
Silas Casey
Valette J. Harris
Rockford Road
Harris
Lloyd Sheetz
I. B. Dunn
J. G. Goldston
Archbordale Drive
D. E. Richardson
Asheboro Road
Richardson
Capus MM. Waynick
Fieldstone Farm
Wiltshire Boulevard
Waynick
High Point
Garden Club of
North Carolina
State Conservation Department
Frederick R. Taylor
Johnson Street
John S
Church Social Lebanons Service Board to Meet
The Woman's Society Christian Service of Lebanon Church held its regular monthly executive board meeting Friday night with good attendance. Plans were made for the next Thursday meeting at the church when Mrs. O L Easter will lead the program, held at president Mrs. Glenn Lamberts home on Centennial Avenue, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
First Methodist Society
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
John Pickett
North Main Street
J. H. Allred
John Walker, Jr
W. L. Edwards
Pre-School Clinic At Oak Hill On Tuesday
The Oak Hill School hosts a Pre-School Clinic on Tuesday April 22 from 9 30 to 12. Dr R A Herring city health officer leads the event assisted by Mrs Joe Tolbert Oak Hill PTA president and Mrs W G Friddle clinic chair. Parents of children who will be six on or before October 1 are asked to bring them.
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Oak Hill
R. A. Herring
City Health
AQL
Joe Tolbert
Parent-Teacher Association
W. G. Friddle
Emerywood Club Dinner Dance Saturday With Bobbitt Band
Emerywood Club plans a April 26 dinner dance with Johnny Bobbitt and the Southern Syncopators from nine to one. Reservations due by Friday at six. Also this week: duplicate bridge at the Inn Monday night and at the club Saturday afternoon plus a Tuesday morning ladies bridge party with no hostesses yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
Bobbitt
Emerywood Country Club
Johnny Bobbitt
C. S. Beaver
Sedgefield Inn
Colony Club Dinner Dance Prominent Social Event
The Colony club dinner dance at Emerywood Country club drew about 150 guests including out-of-town visitors. Mrs. A M Rankin Jr led officials, with attire ranging from white dinner coats to fuchsia gowns. The evening featured hors d oeuvres, a four course dinner, and late dancing to John Peddicord and his Winston-Salem orchestra. Notable guests included Bill Ryland and Margaret Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colony Club
Emerywood Country Club
A. M. Rankin, Jr
Laurance Ingram
R. B. Terry
Eliott Wood
Nathan Ayers
A. B. Henley
Robert Hubbard
C. T. Ingram
John Peddicord
Win
Brentwood T A Elects New Slate Of Officers At Meet
Brentwood Parent Teacher Association elected officers for the coming year at a Thursday evening meeting. New officers include President Mrs. Dewey Hammer, Vice President Mrs. J G Thompson, Second Vice President F L McCuloch, Secretary Miss Annabel Thompson, and Treasurer Miss Rebecca Nicholson. The devotional was led by Nicholson’s and Howell’s pupils. Mable Hartsell of the Welfare office spoke on her city work. Prisata Club will meet Friday at 3 PM with Mrs. Fred Ingram on English Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood
Parent Teacher Association
Dewey Hammer
J. G. Thompson
F. L. McCuloch
Annabel Thompson
Rebecca Nicholson
Prisata Club
Fred Ingram
English Street
Public Speaking Class Meets Monday Night
The Adult Education Class in Public Speaking led by Prof Walter Fleischmann of High Point College will gather Monday at 7 30 pm at Wesley Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Fleischmann
High Point College
Wesley Alemorial Church
W. O. T. Club Plans Meeting With Mrs Alexander
The W. O. T. Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 with Miss Mary Alexander at her home on English Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. T. Club
Mary Alexander
English Street
Ladies Top Honors In Emerywood Duplicate Tourney
At the Emerywood Country Club weekly duplicate bridge event the North South top score was by Mrs Phil Warner and Mrs Capus Waynick. East West top honors went to Mrs C C Prince and Mrs Ethel Rochelle with several runners up listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Phil Warner
Capus Waynick
C. C. Prince
Ethel Rochelle
Randall
Terry
Capus' Waynick
C. S. Beaver
N. H. Caughman
John Abels
Roy Strotz
C. Durland
Laurance Ingram
H. S Coffield
C. T. Ingram
Helen Marie Sheloff
Caroline Dalton
Hal Davis
Valette Harris
Sproul
Clyde Shaner
J. A. Hart
Charles MacIntosh
Carter Dalton
John.Walker
Loyal Workers Class Meets at Randleman
The Loyal Workers Class of St. Pauls Methodist Church in Randleman met Saturday at 7:30 p.m. hosted by Misses Epsie and Rosabelle Woollen and Mrs. C. D. Kistler. Mrs. James Kirkman presided, read the Easter story, and led prayers. Vera Wise won a flower contest prize and James Kirkman won for best Easter bonnet. A salad course and sweets were served. Next month’s meeting will be with Mrs. Laura Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randleman
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Epsie
Rosabelle Woollen
C. D. Kistler
James Kirkman
Kistler
Jessie Kirkman
Hazel Floyd
Vera Wise
Laura Glenn
Personal notes on visits and health updates
Mr and Mrs Sherwood Robbins Miss Nell Robbins and Alton Wall spend the weekend in Washington DC. Mr and Mrs C S Moton and Mr and Mrs J W Johnson visited friends in Albemarle Wednesday. Kathryn Talley from Woman's College Greensboro visited her parents Ernest Valley and Mrs Valley. Mrs Kate Heatwale Haw River and daughter Shelton Hughes Greensboro College spent last weekend with Miss Nora B Hughes. Mrs James Russell remains very sick at her daughter Mrs Will Kirkman’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood Robbins
Nell Robbins
Alton Wall
Washington, D. C
C. S. Moton
J. W. Johnson
Albemarle
Kathryn Talley
Woman's College
Greensboro
Ernest Valley
Kate Heatwale
Haw River
Shelton Hughes
Greensboro College
Nora
Festival Opera Group To Be Reorganized Wednesday
A called meeting will reorganize the Festival Opera group on Wednesday April 23 at 8 pm on the third floor Memorial Hall Salem College. Voice group leaders department heads private teachers and choral leaders are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem College
Festival Opera
Memorial Hall
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Gibson
Sam Smith
Russell Clark, Jr
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Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Jamestown
Earl Phillips
Morris Jones
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Mal Cerney
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East Washington Street
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Forrest Murray
J. E. Marsh
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W. B. Halil
J. E. Woosley
Dars
F. J. Sizemore
S.S. Hurt
Sedgefield
R. H. Sechrest
Clyde Baxter
Wesleyan Service Guild
John Kilburn
Virginia Sharpe
Virginia Smoot
East Green Street
J. C. Moore
Jessie May
Ruth Young
Barbee Street
Green Street Baptist Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the
G. A's
Virginia Northcutt
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Priscilla Club
Mrs
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