Trends In Floral Design At Spade n Grow Meeting
Mrs. C. C. Mattocks described new flower arranging trends using irises and lilies from her gardens during a Spade n Grow Garden Club program at her S Main Street home. She also displayed a collection of succulents. Officers elected for the year were Mrs. Robert Skeen president, Mrs. Rodney Wells vice president, Mrs. Roy McDaniel secretary, and Mrs. Donald Balty treasurer.
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C. C. Mattocks
Spade ‘N’ Grow Garden Club
S. Main St
Pray
Mattocks
Herbert Ellington
Ford Justice
James Mattocks
Ellington
Donald Kay
Robert Skeen
Rodney Wells
Roy McDaniel
Donald Balty
Justice
Joe Williams
Thomasville
Forrest Park Gardeners Hear Miss Kivett Talk
Miss Gladis Kivett spoke at Forest Park Garden Club stressing wild flowers as gifts from God and the need for conservation. Introduction by Mrs. C. R. Overman, with host Mrs. Charles Allen at Wiltshire Blvd. Pledge led by Mrs. John McDonald, devotions by Mrs. Allen, and a business session chaired by Mrs. J. W. Scott approved a 7:45 p.m. meeting start. Dessert for 14 members was served.
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Forrest Park
Gladis Kivett
Forest Park Garden Club
C. R. Overman
Charles Allen
Wiltshire Blvd
John McDonald
Allen
J. W. Scott
Xi Psi Hears About Home Decorating and Founders Day
Xi Psi exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mobil Finishes Company show rooms on English Road. Wesley Scott from the company led a forum on interior and exterior painting with brushes rollers paints and wallpaper samples. Founders Day plans were set for May 3 with a dinner at Holiday Inn at 6 30 p.m. and a May 4 exemplar ritual at Mrs Joe Montgomerys home on Woodrow Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Blackburn
Janice Aldridge
Joe Montgomery
Woodrow Avenue
White Elephant Sale Presented By Sorority Phi Tau Chapter
A Phi Tau Beta Sigma Phi Sorority white elephant sale was held during a Monday meeting led by Mrs. Becky Loflin to fund the chapter service project. Plans were set for a May 18 mother-daughter banquet at Howard Johnsons. a May 9 semiformal dance with Phi Alpha Lambda was announced. a chuck wagon party invitation was noted for Saturday, sponsored by Delta Iota. Miss Lucy Nash hosted at Boulevard home with Mrs. George Nash providing refreshments. next meeting May 4 at Mrs Linda Grubb’s Ardale Road home. Poaching for Cooks explains water based poaching at 200 degrees, simmer 5 to 10 minutes, and serving with sauce.
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Phi Tau
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Becky Loflin
Ann Koontz
Howard Johnson
Lucy Nash
Phi Alpha Lambda
Ginnie McPherson
Oakview Grange
Delta Lota
Nash
Boulevard
George Nash
Archdale Road
Linda Grubb
World Famous Method for Permanent Hair Removal Consultation
A consultation offer from Mr Kater at phone 2415 1344 in W Commerce. The notice invites readers to learn a method for permanent removal of excess facial leg or arm hair.
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Katersa
Winston-Salem Woman's Club to Host Antique Show
The Woman's Club of Winston-Salem schedules a spring antique show from April 2 to 30 daily 10 30 a m to 10 p m at the Elk's Club Building 410 High Street. Dealers from several states will display furniture and small items. Tickets at door. sandwich bar and homemade pies and cakes will be served. A boneless chuck steak note appears as a separate fact.
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Winston-Salem
Woman's Club of
Elk’s Club
High St
Cherry Street
Girl Scout Junior Troop 46 Investiture Service Held
Girl Scout Junior Troop 46 staged an investiture and rededication service Monday night at The Ward Street Methodist Church. Pins were awarded to Tammy Cleveland Carol French Debra Smith Joan Harris Becky Debra Manning Diane Hahn and Donna Sue Walton. World Association pins were presented by troop leaders Miss Elizabeth Good and Mrs. Raymond Stanley. During the rededication the 10 Girl Scout laws were recalled as 10 candles were lit, with three more lit by Mrs. Stanley for the Scout promise. Guests were welcomed by Charlotte Teal and refreshments were served by troop members.
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Ward Street Methodist Church
Tammy Cleveland
Carol French
Debra Smith
Joan Harris
Becky
Debra Manning
Diane Hahn
Donna Sue Walton
World Association
Elizabeth Good
Raymond Stanley
Stanley
Charlotte Teal
Brides Wanted for Sunday Publication Pictures
The Enterprise invites engagement and wedding photos from brides elect. Submit glossy prints at least 5 by 7 inches to the woman’s department by noon Tuesday. A full calendar month is required between engagement and wedding dates for both photos.
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Woman's Department of the Enterprise
Enterprise
Teague announces arrival of Ashley Lane Teague
Mr and Mrs Joe W Teague of 1200 Dartmouth Street announce the birth of a daughter Ashley Lane on April 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Parents name and address given with the infant’s full name and birth date.
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Joe W. Teague
Dartmouth St
Ashley Lane
High Point Memorial Hospi
Youthful From Page A Beach And New Living Plans
A beach destination inspires two stories collected by editors during a visit to the market and its endless possibilities. Mr Traina quotes the location as a great source of inspiration and notes plans to return in October. Mrs Tesqua is the former Miss Sylvia Newton of High Point. Mr and Mrs Jack D Barris announce the April 20 birth of a son Michael Scott at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs Sherrill R Strickland announce the April 20 arrival of a son James Michael at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Mr. Traina
Tal
Tesqua
Sylvia Newton
High Point
Jack D. Barris
Marywood Rd
Michael Scott
Sherrill R. Strickland
Park St
James Michael
High Point Memorial Hospital
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Xi Psi Chapter
Conrad
Horace Gilderton
Tolan
New South
Sts. W. Greens
Winston-Salem Club
Ashley Teague
Page &A
Beach
Michael Harris
James Strickland
Artistic Beauty College
W. Commerce
Yesteryear
W. Grimes
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