Mrs W A Horney Elected President of Double M Club
Mrs W A Horney was elected president of the Double M Club of the YWCA at a luncheon in the Adams Memorial Building attended by 38 members. A new slate was chosen with Mrs Harry Monroe as first vice president and other officers named. The group planned a Christmas party luncheon and a yearbook publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Horney
YWCA
Adams Memorial Building
Horney
Harry Monroe
Lester Stevens
Dick Culler
Harvey Lenderpee
Coy Wilard
Eighteen Garden Clubs Represented At Council
Nineteen clubs sent twenty six members to the December High Point Council of Garden Clubs meeting at the YWCA with Mrs. Jimmy Mitchell presiding. Letters of commendation praised the Fifth District convention in High Point. Members approved Christmas Center decorations by Town and Country Garden Club and noted Sunset Garden Club activity in November. The council voted to fund YMCA boys memberships and gift the YWCA for meeting space. Green Thumb Club resigned from council affiliation. A Guilford County Fine Arts Festival patron membership was approved for spring. Corncil representatives were asked to collect spring project ideas for January and to nominate next year's council officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
YWCA
Jimmy Mitchell
High Point
Roy L. Homewood
Chapel Hill
Henry Sykes
Greensboro
Town and Country Garden Club
Sunset Garden Club
YMCA
Green Thumb Club
Council
Guilford County Fine Arts Festival Association
Cornclilrsentatives
Rainy day shoe care tip for leather footwear
The advice recommends applying saddle soap to rain soaked I shoes while still wet to keep them from stiffening. Let them dry with the soap applied to preserve suppleness.
Pilot Club Meets at Sheraton Hotel to Plan Holiday Work
The Pilot Club held its regular meeting at the Sheraton Hotel led by President Luna Smith with eighteen members present. Members discussed the True Course Ever Fund and pledged ten dollars to the Empty Stocking Fund while volunteering to collect on the 17th and planned the Community Christmas Tree and a 100 percent contribution to the Mental Hygiene Clinic. The group set December 16 for the annual Christmas party with gifts exchanged aboard Ship mates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Luna Smith
Bertie York
Jewel Rostian
Miss Samet And Fiance Feted At Baltimore Party
Miss Mollie Samet returned from Baltimore where she was honored at a party with her fiancé David Lafferman. The betrothal was announced in Baltimore during the weekend. Mr and Mrs Robert Setten hosted about thirty five friends who enjoyed ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Samet
Baltimore
Miss Samet
David Lafferman
Robert Setten
Lamet
Waterproof Shoe Coat From Beeswax and Fat
A simple waterproofing method uses two parts beeswax to one part mutton fat melted together. Apply the mixture at night and wipe off the next morning with a clean cloth.
Kiwanians Entertain Ladies at Banquet at Emerywood
About two hundred Kiwanians and guests attended the Ladies Night Jam at Emerywood Country Club. Guest speaker A. H. Ward of Florence spoke on Human Relations and urged reliance on the Ten Commandments for harmony. A musical program directed by William W. Collins featured Willie Davis, Howard Coleman, Helen Swarengen and Collins. The retiring president introduced officers for next year led by E. B. Gamble. gifts were sterling compotes for the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
A. H. Ward
Florence
8. C
Clemson College
Joe H. Smith
Worley
Mr. Ward
William W. Collins
High Point College
Willie Davis
Howard Coleman
Helen Swarengen
Collins
Mandalay
E. B. Gamble
Gamble
R. R. Fountain
Walter Hester
Jimmy Kidd
L. B. Dutton
Ailbert Marsh
Bill Fraley
Social Teas and Rehearsals Highlight Week in Almanac News
Activities fill the week with teas at Miss Sara Hunsucker’s Hillcrest Drive home and entertainments by Mrs. Wall and Miss Mason at Borden's Gold Room before the Betty Summers wedding. Patricia Hubbard hosts events, the Hubbard McLean wedding is planned at Wesley Memorial Church with reception to follow at Emerywood Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Blade Club
Almanac Garden Club
Sara ‘Ce Hunsucker
Hillcrest Drive
David Wall
Joan Mason
Borden's Gold Room
Betty Summers
Priday
J. W. Lindsay
Canterbury Club
Hubbard - McLean
Wesley M Church
Spe
Hubbard-McLean
Erie Club
Fred Blan
Edward Blank
Jeanne Rankin
Betty Lou Jackson
Route Four
T. E. Dodamead
Wayne Chambers
Judy Moore
sDodamead
Gatewood Avenue
Paul Bodura-Skoda
Dewey Foust
Patricia Hubbard
Calvin Chalmer McLean, Jr
Wesley Memorial Church
Emerywood Country Club
Miss Jewel Press To Be Paid Honor
Mrs Norman Edwards and Mrs Edward Grayson will entertain for Miss Jewel Press at 314 Weavill e on Thursday evening at 7 30 o clock. Miss Press is to be married to Franklin Swing on Saturday December 13 at Archdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Edwards
Edward Grayson
Sertoma Auxiliary Christmas Luncheon With Musical Program
The Sertoma Auxiliary held a Christmas luncheon at Emerywood Country Club with 18 members and 2 guests. Mrs A H Holton presided and welcomed guests while Mrs Harold Wann of Chicago performed musically, Dan Smith accompanying. The group decided to donate five dollars for a junior YWCA member and Mrs Younts will attend the Girl Scout Annual Banquet. Secret pals were revealed during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Holton
Harold Wann
Chicago
Dan Smith
YWCA
Younts
Ivy Lyles
Fitzgerald, Ga
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Yde Lewis
L. J. Mortimer
E. Coon
Frank Simmons
Charles Mendenhall
Howard Bradner
Robert Culp
Bulova
Hamilton
Elgin
Expert Watch Inc
Gbex
SLATE
Anderson's Drug Store
Kiwanis Ladies
Bland W. Worley
Myrtie
S. Main ST
Wells
Patricia
Bandra Spencer
Ann Poindexter
Miss Jewell Press
Sertoma Auxiliary
Sertoma
R. Br.culler
cApe
Stor
Olamour
Low Alan
John T. Ellis & CO. “Ladies’ Fine Apparel
Necchi
Apne Hara Scannell
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