Bride Elect Miss Nancy Cook Honored At Shower
Miss Nancy Cook, bride-elect of Feb. 12, was feted at a shower hosted by Mrs. Fred C. Leonard at her home on nr. 55 St. Seventeen guests attended the games and mis cellaneous shower. A red and white cactus corsage was given and refreshments served in the hostess’s chosen China Tea pattern. Miss Cook will be honored again Friday evening by Mrs. R. R. Johnson and Mrs. Allen Burton at the Johnson home on Lansdown St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Cook
Fred C. Leonard
Leonard
T. C. Cook
Miss Cook
R. R. Johnson
Allen Burton
Johnson Home
Lansdown St
It's the Call to Action for Women to Stop Wishing
Ruth Millett argues women waste time wishing for better situations and outlines a practical approach. By setting a goal, asking what they can do, and taking action, they can achieve meaningful change in months rather than years.
Highland Prayer Band to Meet Tomorrow at Mrs Wade's Home
The Highland Village Prayer Band schedules its regular meeting for Thursday at 2 p.m. at 1104 S Main St with Mrs Hurley Wade. Other church groups announce Thursday gatherings including Oak Hill Friends Society at 7 30 p m and the Ward St Methodist Church Wesleyan Service Guild at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs Ralph Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Prayer Band
Highland Village Prayer Band
Hurley Wade
S. Main St
OAK Hill Friends Society
Women's Missionary Society of the
Oak Hill
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ward St. Methodist Church
Ralph Jones
Ridgecrest
Charles Guyer
Main ST
Wesley
Marietta Club
Ruth Moore
Caudle Improves After Hospital Transfer
Ray M. Caudle of 524 Denny Sr. is improving at Baptist Hospital Winston-Salem where he has been a patient since last Friday after transfer from High Point Memorial Hospital. Gene Campbell returns to UNC to resume journalism studies after visiting his parents at 816 Magnolia Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray M. Caudle
Denny Sr
Baptist
Gene Campbell
University of North Carolina
Raymond Campbell
Magnolia Court
Gene
Fleurette Garden Club Hears National Council Program
Fleurette Garden Club members met at Mrs. Ben Moore's home to hear a program on the National Council of Garden Clubs. Speakers described council activities including Blue Star Memorial Highway awards scholarships junior gardening therapy and the Redwood Grove project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Center
Moore
Dr John F Benson Addresses Altrusans On Heart Disease
Dr John F Benson spoke to the Altrusa Club at the Sheraton Hotel about heart disease its causes and treatments and noted advances in knowledge since World War I and II. He highlighted coronary hyper sensitive and rheumatic types and urged optimistic outlook while stressing diet and smoking as risk factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Benson
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Marcella Carter
Benson
Virginia Ryan
University of Maryland Medical School
High Point
Women Voters Discuss N.C. Constitution Meeting
Unit 2 of the League of Women Voters met at Mrs. Howard Price’s home to hear Mrs. William Webster present a program on the North Carolina Constitution. It was the second in a series to improve constitution understanding. Nine members attended, including two new members, with Mrs. D. Boulding Jr. as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Webster
North Carolina
League of Women Voters
Howard Price
Emery Rd
John Northey
D. Boulding Jr
VFW Auxiliary 1960 To Meet Thursday
The Ladies Auxiliary to Piedmont Post 1960 VFW will meet Thursday evening at the Moose home on Church Street. The session begins at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
Piedmont Post
Moose Home
Church St
Birthday party plans with colorful coconut ice cream balls
A festive birthday idea features balls of ice cream rolled in tinted coconut around a cake. The playful treat adds vibrant color and a fun, easy dessert option for guests.
Election of officers at High Point Parent-Teacher Council
The High Point Council of Parents and Teachers met at the Administration Building. Rev. Robert Tuttle spoke on sex education emphasizing home start and YMCA YWCA programs. Mrs. E. L. Grimsley was chosen council president, with officers Mrs. Herman Smith, Dan Austell, Mrs. W. E. Rogers and continuing board members including Mrs. John Roberts and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tuttle
High Point Council of Parents and Teachers
Mr. Tuttle
First Methodist Church
YWCA
YMCA
A. J. Simeon
Annual Hunt Ball Invitations Issued
Cards announce the annual Hunt Ball of the Sedgefield Hunt at the Embassy Club on Saturday February 11 1956. The 7 30 p m start and dress code Evening Pink with White Tie or Black Tie are specified on the invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgefield Hunt
Embassy Club
Miss Risch Soloist At Buena Vista Anniversary Banquet
Miss Judy Risch of High Point served as the featured soloist at the Buena Vista Woman's Club first anniversary banquet in Buena Vista Virginia last Thursday. She is a freshman at Southern Seminary and Junior College, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Risch of 1014 Wellington Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford Room
Emia Bray
Roy Hedgecock
Frances Burgess
Dr. Benson
Judy Risch
High Point
Southern Seminary
Vicks VapoRub Promises Fast Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Vicks VapoRub as a two way relief for winter colds. Rubbing on relieves muscular soreness while medicated vapors ease nasal and bronchial congestion and coughing for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicks VapoRub
VapoRub
Vicks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Miss Nancy Cook
Ruth Millett
Mary Ware
Yarmouth
Maine
Herron Eee
Emerywood
Kate Bryant
N. Main St
High Point Memorial Hospital
T. D. Jackson
Putnam Ave
S.wrenn ST
Fleurette Garden Club
National Council
Ae Peters
Garden Council
Dogwood Garden Club
Farriss
Forrest Ave
Fred Barber
Ray Stanford
Forrest Cates
GRACE
Wrenn & Howell
Sts
Rata
Myrties Shop
N.C. Constitution
Parent - Teacher Council
John Roberts
Frank Smiedley
Gloria Spaugh
Franklin Lewis
Aaron’s
Ewing Machine
Borden
Miss Risch
Buena Vista, Va
Lt Heal
Homart
SEARS
North Main Street
Homart Ballcock
Sear
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