Mirror theme guides home decor at Midweek club
Mrs. E F Williams spoke at the Deep River Club on matching pictures to color schemes for rooms. She advised hanging art at eye level about five feet from the floor and selecting subjects by room type, then welcomed guests and new member C D Froen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Williams
Deep River Club
Williams
Bruce Clodfelter
Montlieu Avenue
R. W. Chamblee
Gordon Weathers
Gary Davis
H. J. Hebert
G. C. Loflin Jr
C. D. Froen
Bridge Winners Declared After YWCA Games
Winners announced for Wednesday bridge at the Furniture City Club with nine tables in play. Masters went to C. T. Ingram Jr and partners including Mrs H Linthicum, Ces ure, Charles Swaringen, Elmer Young, Sue Waynick, Mrs Robert Cummings, Dr E Freed. East West finishers noted as the tournament continues at King's Inn Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Furniture City
Masterpoint
Noth
A Cc. T. Ingram Jr
H. Linthicum
Cesure
Charles Swaringen
Elmer Young
Uae Waynick
Robert Cummings
E. Freed
King’s Inn
Greensboro
Local Birth Announcements List Several Feb 1 Dates
Mr and Mrs Ronald D Combs announce the birth of son Ronald Kevin on Jan 31 at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Rook report daughter Jennifer Lorene born Jan 31 at High Point Hospital. Mr and Mrs Lex ley Williams announce daughter Dianna Lynette born Feb 1 at A daughter Susan Nancy born Jan 31 to Mr and Mrs Harry Samet at High Point Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Marsh announce daughter Sharon Renee born Jan 31 at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs General Washington announce daughter Pamela Ann born Feb 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Airman J C Hight and Mrs Robe rt Hight announce son David Todd born Feb 1 at the local hospital. Hight’s wife is Joyce Jones. Airman Hight is stationed at Campion Air Force Base Alaska. The Feb 1 arrival of a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald D. Combs
N. Main St
Ronald Kevin
Jennifer Lorene
Billy Joe Rook
Rt. 2
Trinity
High Point Hospital
Ley
Williams St
Dianna Lynette
Susan Nancy
Harry Samet
Longcreek Dr
Sharon Renee
General Washington
Pamela Ann
High Point Memorial Hospital
J.C
Robert W. Hight
Sinclair Ave
David Todd
Beverli Stutts Honored Before Spring Wedding
Miss Beverli Stutts, a March bride elect, was honored at a Boulevard home by Miss Lucy Nash. Guests enjoyed bridal games, a white glamellia corsage, a blender and a recipe book as keepsakes, with about 30 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverli Stutts
Lucy Nash
Boulevard
Howard Stutts
M. H. Mellas
George Nash
Fred B. DeLappe
Nancy Nash
Miss Nash
Stutts
George Allen Nash Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Kivett Guest Speaker At Robbins Club Meeting
Miss Gladis Kivett spoke at Robbins Club last evening at Adams Memorial YWCA after a dinner program. She shared slides from her recent Holy Land tour and described handmade linens and mosaics bought during the trip. Mrs. Richard Cox presided and plans for a Valentine party were announced for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladis Kivett
Robbins Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Miss Kivett
Holy Land
Richard Cox
Carpet Stain Remedy Promises Easy Removal
Safe Blue Lustre claims to re-brighten colors and restore nap on wall to wall carpet. Advertises an inexpensive shampooer rental for $1 per use with a simple cleaning method.
Spring Lineup for Junior Petites at Sport Shop
A Sport Shop display targets junior petites with three new spring outfits. A linen one piece in navy and white features a bright red bow and patent belt priced at 23 dollars. Another navy linen button front tent with yellow trim costs 19 dollars. The third item is a coat and dress ensemble with a beige linen skimmer and a printed beige coat on dusty yellow priced at 26 dollars.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ronald K. Combs
Jennifer L. Rook
Dianna L. Stanley
Susan N. Samet
Sharon R. Marsh
James Marsh
Asheboro St
Pamela A. Washington
David T. Hight
Mark E. Couzens
Gilbert
Palizzio
Mezzo
Dorina
Red Cross
Maine
W. High Park
Barefoot Originals
Mackey Starr
By Capezzio
and Nina
Little Trotter
MONDA
Junior Petites
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