Cottam Talks Flower Arranging To Grow N Glow Club
Mrs R T Cottam opened a series of lectures on flower arranging for Grow n Glow Garden Club at Mrs G E Schul thes s home on Ferndale Drive. She outlined four fundamentals beauty simplicity expression harmony and stressed restraint and line rhythm with charts and sample displays. Next program will evaluate members arrangements.
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R. T. Cottam
Grow'n'’Glow Garden Club
G. E. Schultheiss
Ferndale Drive
High Point Garden Council Holds Spring Meeting
The High Point Garden Council met in the public library audiovisual room with Mrs. Worth Ivey presiding. Tulips and white crocus border plantings were announced in the outdoor reading area, matching the April Furniture Market season. A junior garden club was formed with 12 members and monthly meetings, while a nominating committee was appointed for 1960 61 officers led by Mrs. W S McKinney. The Spring Home and Garden Tour is set for April 22 with five homes planned and chaired by Mrs. James R Fox and co chair Mrs William B Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Council
Worth Ivey
Luna Ray
Thayer Coggin
Til ’N’ Toil Garden Club
Fred Yoder
Country Garden Club
Ivey
Garden Council
W. S. McKinney
H. P. Morrison
Bob Bollinger
James R. Fox
William B. Lee
Haarala Beeson Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Haarala Beeson received a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Paul Kearns and Mrs. Marion Bodenheimer on Saturday at Mrs. Bodenheimer's Route 2 home. Guests enjoyed games, prizes, and red and white Valentine colors with a green and white bridal theme.
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Haarala Beeson
Paul Kearns
Marion Bodenheimer
Ivey Bodenheimer
Robert Teague
June Leonard
Betty Foust
John Eller
Beeson
Kearns
Ruby Butcher
Andrew M. Bodenheimer
Emerywood Invitational Bridge Lunch At Emerywood Country Club
The Emerywood Country Club hosted an Invitational Bridge event with a luncheon. Guests included Mesdames Gordon Eaves E Sherman Donald Mackintosh W Robinette Robert Sechrest C Whitesell Ethel Rochelle R Stewart W Jones and Wallace Kennedy of Thomasville. Door prizes went to Robinette Kennedy and Sechrest. The monthly prize went to Mrs Reese Felts.
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Mesdames Gordon Eaves
E. P. Sherman
Donald Mackintosh
W. F. Robinette
Robert Sechrest
C. E. Whitesell
Ethel Rochelle
R. J. Stewart
W. C. Jones
Wallace Kennedy
Thomasville
Uncoated steel panel corrodes faster in New York than Arizona
An uncoated steel panel corrodes about five times faster in New York than in Arizona, showing strong geographic variance in corrosion rate likely due to differences in climate.
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New York
Arizona
It's an All Girl Affair as Zippers Welcome Eighth Daughter
The Zippers of Dallas Texas celebrate their eighth daughter Dor Dorothy Ann aged 15 and six younger sisters ages 13 10 7 3 2 1 and baby Peggy Jean. Virgil J Zipper says he is glad to be the boss in an all female household and prefers no additional sons.
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Zippers
Dallas
Tex
Virgil J. Zipper
Dorothy Ann
Sandra Lee
Patricia Carol
Judy Elaine
Connie Darlene
Cindy Marie
Shirley Lynn
Peggy Jean
Pilot Club Members To Attend Leadership Training Course
Mrs. Maude Morrow of Brickell Institute spoke to Pilot Club members at the Sheraton Hotel about a Dorothy Carnegie course for women. Plans were made for sessions starting February 8 at 8 p.m. in Greensboro’s Civic Room of the O Henry Hotel.
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Pilot Club
Maude Morrow
Brickell Institute of Leadership Training
Sheraton Hotel
Double M Club Luncheon Held At YMCA
The Double M Club held a 12 30 p m luncheon yesterday at the YMCA. Hostesses were Mrs J A Monroe and Mrs Betty Lester. Decorations featured a Valentine motif with tree branches hearts and cupids. President Mrs H L Voelkert led the session with invocation by Mrs W H Taylor. Project chair Mrs Charles Ferguson urged canned goods for a needy family. Cookies will be provided for the Golden Age Club at Blair Park in February. Attendance prizes went to Mrs Worth Bowman and Mrs F D Kearns. guest Mrs Fred Alexander was welcomed.
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Double M
YMCA
J. A. Monroe
Betty Lester
C. R. Lloyd
Gordon Weathers
H. L. Voelkert
W. H. Taylor
Charles Ferguson
Will
Golden Age Club
Blair Park
Worth Bowman
F. D. Kearns
Salad dressing tips with catchup Worcestershire and lemon
A simple oil and vinegar dressing benefits from a dash of catchup Worcestershire and lemon rind. The combination lifts flavor for salads.
Deviled Ham Sandwiches With Sweet Brown Mustard
Using deviled ham as a sandwich filling, spread bread with mustard and choose a sweet brown variety for a flavorful twist.
Junior Woman's Club Sweetheart Ball at Sedgefield
The Junior Woman's Club will hold the annual Sweetheart's Ball on Friday at 7 30 p.m. at Sedgefield Country Club. Dinner will precede dancing with Buck Wuchae and His Desert Knights providing music.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Buck Wuchae
Desert Knights
Personal expression of love through your photograph
A nostalgic exhortation to give a personal photograph as a unique token of affection. It emphasizes the recipient keeping and cherishing the image as a lasting, intimate gesture. The wording reflects a bygone era of handwritten sentiment and enduring bonds.
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HP Garden Council
VFW Auxiliary
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post
Greensboro Road
Virginia Hutchens
Esta Coble
Coble
Charlie W. Logan
Dorothy Hunter
Logan
Lumberton
Hunter
Auxiliary
Cerebral Palsy
Children's Home Society of North Carolina
March of Dimes
Eye Bank of North Carolina
American Red Cross
Carnival Fund
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
McCain Sanitorium
Heart of America
Emma Vaughn
High Point
Miss Beeson
Virgil Eugene Shelton
Green Street Methodist Church
Winston-Salem
Emerywood
Emerywood Country Club
America
R. R. Blackburn
Furniture Building
Fred Alexander
Cis
Sample Shoe Store
N. Main ST
Formica, Micarta
S. Main St
Chiropractic Clinic
Grace Flower Shop
Southerland
la Marick
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
la Marick Supreme Formula
U.S.P
Helene Curtis
Roux
Revion
Clairol
College Village Shopping Center
Saane Hey
Ancy
Harker Stone Ware
East Washington
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