Mrs Nesbit Caughman Hosts Betty Jo Snider Bridal Party
Mrs Nesbit Caughman and daughter Patsy hosted an informal bridge party at Rotary Drive for Miss Betty Jo Snider bride elect of Richard Kellam. High score went to Mrs Walter Sink, runner up to Miss Frances Pickett. guests served a salad course and tea buffet for about 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jo Snider
Richard Kellam
Nesbit Caughman
Patsy Caughman
Eon
Rotary Dr
Bridge
China
Walter Sink
Frances Pickett
Betty Corbit
Frank Shields
Snider
Kellam
Local Club Activities Highlight Greensboro Social Weekend
The schedule lists multiple meetings and social events in Greensboro including Nature Study Garden Club at Wesley Hall, a luncheon for Miss Bet Snider, and various gatherings at Emerywood Country Club and local churches. Notable engagements include Miss Betty Jo Snider’s dessert party, bridal rehearsals for Miss Margaret Payne and Miss Barbara Lee, and two weddings at Emmanuel Lutheran and First Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Study Garden Club
Study Club
Wesley Hall
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Ben Smith
Greensboro
George Haltom
Nancy Haltom
Bet Snider
Emerywood
Betty Lou Meadows
Tarmount Forrie
Una Owen
Dellatrickland
Forestdale Garden
Ub of
Jamestown
Joseph M. Clark
Mendenhall St
Roy Curlee
Rance Smmy
Cyrus Son
Bor— Gold Room
Evelyn Nance
Prath Ellen Monroe
Bridge
Barbara Lee
Leonard Helsabeck
Methodists
William Payne
Margaret Payne
Rawley Farm Rd
Dorothy Wood
E. Green St
Newlin Hayworth
Vicki Hayworth
Dennis H. Cooke
W. College
Max Stout
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Ann Leonard
Don J. Helsabeck
First Methodist Church
Birth of Daughter Patty Kay Stone in High Point
Mr and Mrs E H Stone of Whiteoak Street announce the February 17 birth of daughter Patty Kay at High Point Memorial Hospital. Also notes family favorite pears for baking and eating, highlighting the Rose and Anjou varieties with serving ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Stone
Whiteoak St
Patty Kay
High Point Memorial Hospital
Anjou
Party Pays Compliment To Miss Dorothy Wood
An evening at the Miller residence honors Miss Dorothy Wood bride elect of February 12. Guests played bridal games, received corsages, and were given Valentine sprigs and prizes. A later event at Bordens will further honor Miss Wood with teas and invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wood
James H. Kennedy
Billie Sue Miller
Westwood
Pamelia Bates
Carolyn Perryman
Laurenda H Rson
Nia Henderson
Pamelia Boles
Lois Wood
Miss Wood
Miller
Carolynman
Lana Settle
Peggy Collins
Elkin
Johnson
James Holland Kennedy
Ahen Jay Baptist Church
Carolyn
Perat
Webster Marlowe
Ben
Ola Henderson
Sue Brooks
Bordens
Landscaping and Lawns Highlight Gay Blade Club Meet
Mrs. W Banner Davis spoke on landscaping at a Gay Blade Club gathering hosted by Miss Jean Hardin on Rockford Road with Miss Sarah Coe Hunsucker assisting. She urged soil testing, soil choice, grasses, fertilization, and shrub and evergreen planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Davis
W. Banner Davis
Jean Hardin
Rockford Rd
Sarah Coe Hunsucker
Davis
E. C. Wilson
J. W. Brinson
Gay Blade
Garden Makers Clubs
Jack Rochelle
YWCA
Garnett Pollock
Peggy Jane Bryant
R. T. Amos, Jr
Bosses Night Planned by Thomasville NSA Chapter
The Thomasville Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met at Mrs. Joseph Edwards home to plan Bosses Night at the American Legion in Thomasville on February 26. Rosa Miller of Hickory will lead as NC Secretaries Association president with Trene Murray elected delegate to the Southeastern District Meeting in Richmond Virginia in February 1921. Marguerite Dodds of Birmingham Alabama scheduled an informative program. guest Mrs. Beers of Greensboro attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Secretaries Association
Joseph Edwards
Thomasville
American Legion Ie
Marie Wright
Poppe Inom
Nell
Rosa Miller
Hickory
North Carolina Secretaries Association
Trene Murray
John Marshall
Richmond
Marguerite Dodds
Southeastern
Birmingham
Ala
Gamereensboro
Young At Any Age Theme Of Demonstration Program
The Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club met at Blair Park Clubhouse with 15 members and one guest Mrs C L Gray. Mrs Glenn Lambert opened with a devotional and the program by Mrs Houston Gaddy discussed aging and the pamphlet Young At Any Age by Colleen Grimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair Park
C. L. Gray
Glenn Lambert
Ife
Houston Gaddy
Colleen Grimes
Ivy
Frank Alman
Protect Windowpanes While Painting with Soap Paste
Household tip advises coating each windowpane with a thick soap and water paste before painting. After painting, paint splatters rinse away easily with the soap solution.
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Hoover Editor
Honor Miss Snider
Iner Monark
Stocn
Ick del Uepont
Covereo
Ata Savings
Ustimates
Monark
THE
Cradle Shop
S. Main ST
Liberty Market
East Washington
Hormel’s
Chuck Roast
Bologna
Franks
Patty Kay Stone
W. B. Hall Jr
Om Rochelle
S. A. Saunders
High Point
N. C.) Enterprise
Eagle
New
Penney’s
Penney
Rayon