Christmas Meeting of Wake Robin Club Aids Guilford Sanatorium
The Wake Robin Garden club met at Mrs. Guy Shivers's Westwood home with 13 members and 4 guests. Guests included Mesdames Lee Wireless, Jim Hogg, A. W. Wilson and Lester Burge. Members exchanged gifts for the Guilford Sanatorium wards and bridge proceeded at four tables with prizes awarded to Mrs. T. C. Barber Jr., followed by Mrs. Harvey Carpenter and Mrs. Jim. The decor featured a Santa sleigh, Christmas scenes, red candles and holly, and refreshments were served to conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Robin Garden Club
Guy Shivers
Westwood
Bert Ishee
J. W. Southerland
Mesdames Lee
T. C. Barber, Jr
Harvey Carpenter
Jim
Santa
Doris Foster Marries Nov 23 in Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Doris Foster, former High Point resident, wed Cpl. T B New of Plymouth Fla at Memorial Methodist Church with Don Payne officiating. The couple plans a Southern Florida honeymoon and will reside in Savannah Ga where he is stationed in the Army Air Force. The bride wore navy with white lace and orchids. An added item mentions a new handy key caddie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. New
Doris Foster
B. Foster
High Point Route Five
Savannah
Army Air Force
High Point
T. B. New
Plymouth
Fla
Doris
Memorial Methodist Church
Don Payne
Robert G. Hendrix, Jr
Catesby Bird Club Reports Program on Birds Wintering Locally
The Catesby Bird Club met at J A Eshelman home to hear Mrs Parker and Miss Brooks present Birds Wintering Locally. Members planned duck box placements at the city lake and prepared for a December 26 bird count. Carl F Plate joined as new member and Miss Sheloff highlighted Gaddy's pond sanctuary with over 4000 wild ducks protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby Bird Club
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
D. R. Parker
Barbara Brooks
Menaboni
High Point Public Library
Margaret
William Haworth
Carl F. Plate
Bess Sheloff
Gaddy's Pond
Ansonville
Modern Art Study Club Visits Van Gogh Program
The Modern Art study club of the High Point branch met at Mrs. Thomas J. C. Smyth’s home for a meeting on Van Gogh and his works. President Mrs. Robert Conner reviewed Lust for Life and Dear Theo, discussed Van Gogh’s early years and career shifts, and Miss Margaret Austin shared prints of early paintings. Twelve members attended with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Art Study Club
High Point
American Association of Cong Ge
Thomas J. C. Smyth
East Farriss Avenue
Robert Conner
Vincent van Gogh
Theo
van Gogh
Conner
Holland
Arles
Margaret Austin
Vane
Smyth
Church Groups Plan December Round of Activities
Church Circle No 1 meets tomorrow at 6 30 pm at the church hut for a covered dish supper and gift exchange. St Edward's guild holds its December meeting tonight at 8 at Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Green Street Baptist Philathea class plans a Christmas party December 12 at Den's Gold Room with reservations via Mrs John Primm by December 8. Mothers Prayer Band meets tomorrow at 2 30 pm with Mrs Jeff Johnson at 1410 King Street. Will Sexton to lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 1
Ward Street Methodist Church
St Edward's Guild
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Green Street Baptist Church
Den's Gold Room
John Primm
Mothers Prayer Band
Jeff Johnson
King Street
Will Sexton
Garden Makers Hear Mrs H T Hudson Discuss Traditions
The Garden Makers club met at Mrs. Stanton Sherrod's home with Mrs. John Diffendal assisting. Mrs. T Hudson spoke on Christmas traditions and the religious aspect, urging reading the Christmas story on Christmas Eve and noting customs like the Yule log and plum pudding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Hudson
Garden Makers Garden Club
Bob Wilson
Garden Clinic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wake Robin Club
Estelle
Thomasville RD
English St
DAN River
N. Main ST
Kolinsky Fur
Gants
John T. Ellis & Co
S. Main ST
Ste
Hendrix
South Wrenn ST
Sue Burnett
High Point Enterprise
Ave
Americas
New York
N. Y
Ward Street
Catholic Guild
Philathea
Mesdames Lawson Ingram
George Marsh
ATRL
FURST
Grover Westender and
Bulla
California
USA
Pratt.low
Samuel Human
Crystal
DEPT
Iith Jeweler
Eandilversmith
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