Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club Holds Yule Party
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club met at Mrs. W I Hooker’s Forrest Avenue home for its annual Christmas party with 20 members and one guest Mrs. James McDowell of New York New York. Associate hostesses were Mrs. C W Robertson and Mrs. H D Minnis. A business session approved decorating trees for Guilford sanatorium wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hooker
W. I. Hooker
Forrest Avenue
C. W. Robertson
H. D. Minnis
Christmas Program At High Point Garden Club Meeting
The High Point Garden Club met at Mrs. L. L. Wilkinson’s Wiltshire Boulevard home with Mrs. G. W. Sutcliffe and Mrs. W. C. Ido as associate hostesses. Members heard talks on Christmas in Australia China and Moravian Christmas with a Love Feast, followed by refreshments for 125 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
L. L. Wilkinson
Wiltshire Blvd
G. W. Sutcliffe
W. C. Ido
Mrs. Collins Hosts Bridge Party For Dorothy Collins Bride Elect
Mrs. D L Collins entertained at her Crestwood Park home with a bridge party honoring Dorothy Collins bride elect of December 23. Prizes went to Mrs. Lee Isom Miss Millie Young Miss Gerry Carroll and the bride elect. Hostess gift was silver bread trays. Approximately 16 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Collins
Dorothy Collins
David L. Collins
Crestwood Park
Charlies T. Isom
Lee Isom
Miss Collins
Millie Young
Gerry Carroll
Collins
Collins-Isom
Miss Nancy Woollen Bride Elect Honored At Luncheon
Hospitality hosts Mrs J H Adams Mrs Allen Watkins and Mrs Nathan Ayers entertained at Sedgefield Inn for Miss Nancy Woollen bride elect of Friday A three course luncheon served to about 20 guests featured bridal place cards and an orchid corsage The afternoon coffee hour at Otteray Drive home hosted by Mrs L E Kluttz drew roughly 30 guests with Yule decorations and a miniature bride and groom centerpiece
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Woollen
J. H. Adams
Allen Watkins
Nathan Ayers
Sedgefield Inn
L. E. Kluttz
Miss Woollen
Otteray Drive
Forty-and-Eight Ladies Dinner at Legion Home
The Forty-and-Eight Society of the American Legion hosted wives and guests for a well attended dinner at the Legion Home. Mrs. J. M. Haley and Mrs. Dykes led the serving committee. Chef-de-Gare J. W. Morgan presided and praised R. B. Gantt for donating $2,000 to liquidate the Legion Home mortgage. A string band provided dancing to end the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Home
Society of the American Legion
Legion
J. M. Haley
J. W. Morgan
Morgan
R. B. Gantt
Ladies Night Observed by High Point Rotarians at Emerywood
About 170 Rotarians and Rotary Anns attended the High Point Rotary Club Ladies Night at Emerywood Country Club. Edmund H. Harding of Washington, D C, delivered a humorous speech and was introduced by Welch Harriss after a welcome by President Nathan M. Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
Edmund Harding
High Point Rotary Club
Emerywood Country Club
Rotary Anns
Edmund H. Harding
Washington, D. C
Welch Harriss
Nathan M. Ayers
Out-Our-Way Club Christmas Party Speakers
The Out-Our-Way Garden Club met at Mrs. L. G. Monroe’s home for a Christmas party with associate hostesses Mrs. D. W. Thomas and Mrs. R. R. Johnson. Mrs. Johnson chaired a brief business session, Mrs. Monroe reported on the Deceny meeting of the High Point council, and Mrs. L. H. Baker spoke on Christmas in Other Countries. Decorations featured magnolia leaves and gold accents, with refreshments served to thirteen members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Monroe
Mrs. Baker
L. H. Baker
Garden Club Hostesses Attend December Meeting
Mrs G A Sutcliffe of Charlotte left yesterday after staying with Mr and Mrs L L Wilkinson who hosted the High Point Garden club December meeting. Rev and Mrs Tom Smyth and family joined Mrs Moyer Mendenhall for a family night dinner in Thomasville. Mr and Mrs A G Page of Arlington arrived to hear Dr Frank Laubach at Wesley Memorial. Mrs B B Redding and her infant Bonnie Sue are listed as patients at Washington street unit hospital. baby born there in December earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kale
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Mildred Crowder
Charles W. McAnally
Rotary District
William Harden
G. A. Sutcliffe
Charlotte
L. L. Wilkinson
Sutcliffe
High Point Garden Club
Wilkinson
Tom Smyth
Bill
Joe Brown
Moyer Mendenhall
Brown
Thomasville
Woman's Club
A. G. Page
Arlington, Va
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson Street
Frank Laubach
B. B. Redding
Jay Avenue
Bonnie Sue
Washington Street
Boulevard
Ada Blair PTA Presents Why The Chimes Rang Christmas Play
The Ada Blair Parent Teacher Association held its December meeting in the school auditorium. Children from the entire school performed the Christmas story Why The Chimes Rang ending at the cathedral scene as chimes rang with a pennied on the altar. A 38 member choir from grades one through six provided music. Cloverdale PTA to host annual Christmas program with The Night Before Christmas staged by sixth graders under Miss Margaret Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
Jerry Smith
Ray Crawford
Darcy Green
Marilyn Wilson
Mary Faith Moon
Larry Brown
John Kirkman
Raymond Mabe
Patsy Phillips
George Steelman
Sandra Jones
Roy Cook
Cloverdale Parent-Teacher Association
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Wise Santas
Hendrix
TOYS
Tricycles
South Wrenn
Kern
Pretzels
Octagon
Tordmook
Lima Bears
Peg
Red
Williams Flowers
English ST
Old Thrifty Tobias
Tobias
High Point
Gabardine
Coats
City
PTA
Cloverdale Pta
Margaret Strickland
Cori
Dupont Tentine
Monark Shade Co
South Main
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