WSCS Welcomes Eleven Members
The Womens Society of Christian Service at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church welcomed eleven new members after an installation service. Readings, music, and readings by R T Amos Jr and others accompanied the program arranged by Mrs Jack Dillard. A coffee reception followed in the Asbury Room with Madonna arrangements and a cutwork linen cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Jack Dillard
Harold Johnson
Howard Cobl
Charles McAnally
T. Amos Jr
H. B. Malone
Maxum Bingham
Eugene K. Bouldin
J. H. Burnley
David Cole
Bill T. Collins
Howard Easter
E. T. Harrison
W. B. Henderson
James G. Huggin
Charles W. Surles Jr
H. L. Crowe
Asbury
R. T. Amos
Holt McPherson
John Foy
E. A. Sumner
Malone
H. E. Hutto
Grady Goldston Jr
W. E. Rogers Jr
State Craft Exhibit Set In Greensboro
Mrs. Leif Valand of Raleigh announces the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs craft exhibit at the annual Greensboro convention in April. District shows precede March 31 with entries displayed in Greensboro, featuring ceramics metal craft textiles weaving and more as clubs celebrate Our Heritage and tercentenary themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif Valand
Raleigh
N.C. Federation of Women’s Clubs Inc
Greensboro
North Carolina
Valand
Local Births Noted in High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Eugene W Land announce the Nov 30 birth of a son Richard Harrison at High Point Memorial Hospital. The Nov 29 arrival of a daughter Georgia Anne is announced by Mr and Mrs John H Perry of Doris Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Land
van Buren St
Richard Harrison
High Point Memorial Hospital
Georgia Anne
High Point Hospital
John H. Perry
Doris St
BPW Celebrates 27th Birthday at YWCA Christmas Party
High Point BPW Club marked its 27th anniversary with a combined birthday and Christmas party at Adams Memorial YWCA. President Mrs. W C Shaw presided as candles were blown out. The event featured a duet of O Holy Night by Mrs J T Moore and Mrs Pearl Williams, with piano by Mrs Martha Bennison, and a talk on Advent by Mrs R J Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
W. C. Shaw
J. T. Moore
Pearl Williams
Martha Bennison
R. J. Welch
E. M. Shipman
BPW
R. A. Craven
J. J. Edwards
Ruth Goodman
Welch
E. 0. Lane
Grady Helmstetler
C. U. Epting
Betty Smith to Wed Roger Smith in December
Miss Betty Smith and Roger Smith announced by Mrs. Margaret Merias of Greensboro betrothal to be married December 20 at the groom’s parents’ home. The bride elect, a Silver Knit Hosiery Co. employee, and the groom, with Plymouth Furniture Co., attended city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Smith
Roger Smith
Margaret Merias
Rt. 9
Greensboro
Friends Ave
Miss Smith
Mr. Smith
Silver Knit Hosiery Co
Plymouth Furniture Co
Hint to Husbands
Sterling isn’t just for brides. A wife of any age who has never had sterling flatware or who has an incomplete set will be as thrilled as a new bride with place settings or serving pieces from a thoughtful husband.
Community club and garden group meetings listed for the day
Various clubs schedule meetings and events across High Point including Republican Women at 3839 Beverly Hills Dr, Catesby Bird Club at 2620 Main St, Pilot Club at the YWCA, Midweek Garden Club at 1110 Wynnewood Ave, and more. Activities include luncheons, coffee hosts, and executive board sessions at local homes and community venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
H.W. Larrick
Beverly Hills Dr
Catesby Bird Club
C. B. Mattocks
Main St
Pilot Club
YWCA
Women of Moose Hear Day Center Instructors
Women of the Moose hear Day Center instructors describe activities at the Day Center for handicapped children ages 6 to 18 focusing on safety and self care. Mrs. Harold Conrad and Mrs. Calvin Harris spoke with slides. Judy Harris sang White Christmas with piano. A new member, Mrs. Jean Perdue, joined. next events include a hobo dinner December 7 and a family Christmas party December 15. Gifts for an indigent family were collected for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Harold Conrad
Calvin Harris
Muriel Lansiter
Social Service
Judy Harris
Lassister
Gertrude Culler
Mildred Byrd
Marths Lee
Jean Perdue
Moose Home
Loyal Order
Mulligan
Elizabeth Culler
Sweater Sets Are In Style Again
A fashion note recalls the return of twin sweater sets once a uniform, now revived in Paris as Twin Sets. Cashmere and fur blends suit the look while mohair is avoided. Flat knits like Orion, wool, silk, and rayon adapt, with a sleeveless shell often paired with a back-zip cardigan. Individualize with unusual buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Display Complete Stock Dazzling Christmas Decorations
A local retailer advertises a wide selection of Christmas decorations in the holiday display, urging customers to shop early. The feature highlights various ornaments and floral arrangements available at the store on Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Flowers
Also Mentioned on This Page
WSCS
Georgia Perry
Brower Oil Co
Amulainc
Brand Names Foundation, Inc
Madison Avenue
New York
N.Y
High Point Enterprise
High Point Business and Professional Women’s Club
The
Shipman
Craven
Edwards
Goodman
Chardson
Charles
Wynnewood Ve
High Point Woman’s Club
Emerywood Country Club
James Monroe
Biltmore Ave
Deep River Home Demonstration Club
Deep River Friends Church
J. W. Chandler
Arbordale Dr
Jamestown Garden Council
Jamestown Methodist Church
Nature Study Garden Club
Roy Armstrong
Cedrow Avenue
Forestdale Garden Club
Donald Setlift
Nutbush Circle
Cedarwood
Women of Moose Hear Day Center
Arnae
Commerce Dial
Santa
Thomasville Road
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