Christmas Wreath Made By Junior Garden Club
Members of the Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club made a Christmas wreath at a Saturday meeting held at adviser Mrs. R. T. Wilder’s home on Robin Hood Rd. Assisted by Mrs. Wilder and co-adviser Mrs. Earl Schafer, they used fresh greens and ornaments with a red bow. They later hung the wreath on the door of Guilford Rehabilitation House with Mrs. Wilder. The club, sponsored by the High Point Camellia Club, includes fourth to sixth graders. Officers are Sherry White president Grace Ackers vice president and Christy Kemm secretary.
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Sherry White
Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club
Christy Kemm
Grace Ackers
Guilford Rehabilitation House
R. T. Wilder
Robin Hood Rd
Wilder
Earl Schafer
Local Birth Announcements for December at High Point Area Hospitals
Mr. and Mrs. Hayward Sumrall announce the birth of Hayward Earl Jr on December 8 at the local hospital. Amy Lynn, daughter of Hal A Hughes and wife, arrived December 5 at High Point hospital. Jeffrey Lane Benfield born December 7 at the local hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray Benfield. Tina Carol Cunningham born December 7 at High Point hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James C Cunningham. Lesli Olivia Chastain born December 9 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. O W Chastain Jr. Carla Jean Green born December 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Green. Ronald Wayne Jr born December ? to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wayne Baker. Jimmy Allen Trivette born December 8 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Buster Trivette.
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Hayward Sumrall
Fourth St
Hayward Earl Jr
Hal A. Hughes
Rt. 2
Lexington
Amy Lynn
High Point Hospital
Billy Ray Benfield
Suffolk
Jeffrey Lane
Benfield
Deborah Dunkin
High Point
James C. Cunningham
Eden Ter
Archdale
Tina Carol
O. W. Chastain Jr
Oakview Rd
Lesli Olivia
High Point Memorial Hospital
Curtis Green
Westchester Dr
Carla Jean
Ronald Wayne Baker
Rt. 1
Old Lexington Rd
Ronald Wayne Jr
Baker
Sharon Cecil
Thomasville
Buster Trivette
Fisher Ferry St
Jimmy Allen
Trivette
Linda Parks
Twentieth Century Study Club Christmas Luncheon
The Twentieth Century Study Club will hold a Christmas luncheon on Wednesday at Emerywood Country Club. Mrs. Hubert Bryant chairs arrangements for the 12:30 p.m. event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
Emerywood Country Club
Hubert Bryant
Ice Cream Balls Rolled in Crunchy Toppings
Dessert idea describes rolling vanilla ice cream balls in sesame seeds peppermint sticks breakfast cereal cookie crumbs nuts or shredded coconut for a textured coating and playful flavor mix.
Newsletter of Personal Christmas Newsletters Escalates
A humorous vent about formal family newsletters and over personal details. It parodies mailed family updates by imagining a hostile generic substitute filled with mixed anecdotes and jokes aimed at readers who dislike impersonal year-end bulletins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Fred
Cincinnati Symphony
Zapp
Glass Collection Called Successful in High Point
The High Point Junior Woman's Conservation chairwoman Mrs. Tom Kester announced a citywide glass drive was successful with a little over seven tons collected from October 27 to 29. Glass was sent to Henderson via Old Dominion, and Laurens Glass Co. donated 125 dollars. Clubs involved include Junior Woman's, Junior League, Jaycees, and Epsilon Zeta Sorority. A permanent center near Hill Street at Battleground and Wendover Avenues is planned with proceeds supporting the pulverizer area beautification and a city lake nature trail.
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High Point
Tom Kester
Henderson
Old Dominion
Laurens Glass Co
Junior Woman’s
Junior League
Jaycees
Epsilon Zeta
Wills
Greensboro
Hill Street
Battleground
Wendover Avenues
St Joseph Nuns Honor 25th Year at Immaculate Heart School
A reception Sunday from 2 to 5 p m marked 25 years of operation for the Sisters of St Joseph at Im maculate Heart of Mary School Montlieu Ave High Point North Carolina. Sister M Paschal oversees fifth grade while Sisters Clare Geraldine Frederick and Marie Elizabeth teach seventh eighth and first grades. The event hosted by the Home School Assn St Edwards Guild and Advisory Board drew invitations to North Carolina bishops and Church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of St. Joseph
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic
MacMillan
Montlieu Ave
Community of St. Joseph Sisters
Chestnut Hill
Phila
Winston-Salem
High Point
Barbee Street
M. Paschal
Clare Geraldine
Frederick
Mary
Marie Elizabeth
Garden Club Tour and Christmas Luncheon in Lexington
Out-Our-Way Garden Club held its annual Christmas party as a tour and luncheon. Nineteen members and seven guests visited Lexington for a charity bazaar at the Philpot Mansion and dined at Lexington Country Club with arrangements chaired by Mrs. Jay McGuinn and committee members Mrs. David Wright and Mrs. Stanley Twigg.
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Out-Our-Way Garden Club
Lexington
Philpot Mansion
Lexington Country Club
Jay McGuinn
David Wright
Stanley Twigg
Social Calendar for morning club meetings
At 9:30 a.m the High Point Junior League gathers at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church. At 10 a.m Wake Robin Garden Club hosts a bridge luncheon at Emerywood Country Club and Emerywood Forest Garden Club meets with Mrs. Lewis C. Gardner at 1312 Providence Ave. At 11 a.m Brooklea Garden Club holds a Christmas luncheon at Thomasville Woman's Club.
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High Point
Forrest Hills Presbyterian Church
Wake Robin Garden Club
Emerywood Country Club
Emerywood Forest Garden Club
Lewis C. Gardner
Providence Ave
Brooklea Garden Club
Thomasville Woman’s Club
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Mark Austin
Junior Garden Club
Amy Hughes
Jeffrey Benfield
Tina Cunningham
Lesli Chastain
Carla Green
Ronald Baker JR
Jimmy Trivette
Confederate Salvage Sales
North Main St
High Point, N. C
20Th Century Club
Mann Drug Stores
North American
Philips Corporation
East 42Nd Street
New York
Guppy
Sarah Coventry
Westchester Mall
St. Joseph
Garden Club
Ellington Ry
Iflorist
S. Main St
Stern
CroomlAie Family Jewels
Jewelers
Dacron
Sheraton Uniform Shop
Trimfit
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