Thomasville Fashion Show Committee Names
Thomasville Woman's Club announces committees for the February 28 fashion show at the Civic Center. Co chairs include Mrs. B. B. Still with Mrs. Foster. many members from Publicity Crowd Printing and Hostess committees. Montaldo's of Winston-Salem will assist with apparel and four professional models. Gene Postlewaite provides music.
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Thomasville
Civic Center
Claude Royal
W. G. Snyder Sr
Richard C.jenkins
P. M. Sherrill
George D. Finch
Montaldo’s
Winston-Salem
Gene Postlewaite
Montaldo
C. A. Dixon
Carol Crossland
Dinner Dance At Emerywood Club Highlighted
Emerywood Country Club will host a dinner dance on February 22 with Chip Wood and his orchestra providing music for dancing. Ladies bridge day continues weekly with lunch offers, and weekend gourmet dinners plus Sunday buffet run through the month.
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Emerywood Country Club
Chip” Wood
Old Salem Restoration Described By Mrs. Mason
Mrs. Joseph C. Mason spoke to the Sunset Garden Club in Friends Church on the Old Salem restoration. She outlined the land grant from Lord Granville and the early settlement with craftsmen, Brother’s and Sister’s Houses, the Tavern, and a note that George Washington visited for two nights. She invited members to a flower show set for April 17 18 in Old Salem, and business followed with refreshments and gladioli centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Salem
Joseph C. Mason
Salem
Sunset Garden Club
Friends Church
Lord Granville
George Washington
Mason
John Payne
Local Clubs Schedule In High Point From Tuesday To Thursday
A busy list of meetings and social events in High Point includes memorial tea at Mrs. W. J. Kiser’s home on Route 2 and a Coke party for Miss Joanne McCanless at Emerywood Country Club. Rotary Ladies Night, Grow n Glow Garden Club, Hillsdale Garden Club, Catesby Bird Club, Green Acre and Primrose Garden Clubs all meet at various addresses and venues through Tuesday evening. Wednesday features several garden clubs and a Nurses Association session at Furniture City Restaurant, with LWV Unit III gathering at 1114 N. Hamilton, and Thursday hosts Junior League Board at the YWCA and the High Point Camel ia Club at 901 Arbordale Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCTU
W. J. Kiser
High Point
Joanne McCanless
Emerywood Country Club
Libby Ripley
Linda Rankin
Burris
Grow ‘N
Glow Garden Club
Nurses Association
Furniture City
Suburban Garden Club
Frank Lee Jr
Spencer
LWV
Junior League Board
YWCA
High Point Camellia Club
John K. Dwyer
Arbordale Dr
Stephens Bible Class Meeting Tomorrow at 3 P.M.
The Stephens Bible Class will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. with Mrs. A. A. Ingram at 406 Lindsay Street. Mrs. A. G. Carson will be the leader.
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Stephens Bible
A. A. Ingram
Lindsay St
A. G. Carson
Nature Study Club Talk On Fall Flowers Planned
The Nature Study Garden Club meets Thursday at 10 am at 811 Country Club Dr. The topic is Planning for Fall Flowers. Mrs. W. B. Gray will speak with Mrs. Ed Thrower as host and Mrs. J. D. Martin as associate hostess.
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Nature Study Club
W. B. Gray
Nature Study Garden Club
Ed Thrower
Country Club Dr
J. D. Martin
Hairstyling Contests Highlight North Carolina Meet
The North Carolina Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association wrapped up a day of events at the Sheraton Hotel with hairstyling contests. Guest artist Otto Potschka from Vienna lectured on new coiffures while 896 beauticians registered for the convention.
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North Carolina Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Sheraton Hotel
Otto Potschka
Vienna
Austria
Mr. Potschka
Europe
United States
Weldons
New York City
Friday Activities at Local Y Teen Groups and Clubs
A schedule lists multiple youth and adult group meetings at the YMCA and community clubs this Friday including Junior High Y-Teen at 4 p.m. Adams Club Dinner at 6 p.m. and a 7:45 p.m. Bible class. Also noted is a Friday night 11th Grade Y-Teen party and a line about papayas in markets praising their vitamins A and C.
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YMCA
Miss Bobby Jean Phillips Feted At Bridal Shower
Miss Bobby Jean Phillips bride elect of April 6 was honored at a Greensboro shower hosted by Mrs. B L Johnson Mrs. Mickey Miller and Miss Becky Meadows at 419 Greenwood Ave The event featured gifts decorations in green and white and guests included the brides mothers and Burlington relatives The wedding is set for April 6 at Brentwood Baptist Church in High Point with Donald Pryor as the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jean Phillips
B. L. Johnson
Mickey Miller
Greensboro
Becky Meadows
High Point
R. L. Phillips
Greenwood Ave
G. A. Pryor
Burlington
Miss Phillips
Donald Pryor
Brentwood Baptist Church
Wednesday Meet Set By Club
The High Point Garden Study Club will hold its meeting tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the public library. After the meeting the group will join with the Mid-Week Garden for a view of a film on conservation.
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Magic Key
A. B. Croom
Greenway Dr
J. Lee Collins
W. Ray Jr
J. A. Eshleman
Johnson St
High Point Garden Study Club
Garden + weap
Conservaon
Sorority Entertains Husbands With Buffet Supper
Xi Psi Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi entertained husbands and guests at Mrs. Taylor Ken nerly's Wellington Street home. Bridge produced high scores for Mrs Ray Stutts and Bill Turner, bingo went to Mrs Gray Williamson, and a buffet supper followed for members and guests Mr and Mrs Gray Williamson.
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Harry B. Finch
Kermit Cloniger
Oticket
Pat Miller
John Czarnecki
Stuart
M. R. Harris Y
R. E. Muth
Charles Kearns
Paul Bowles
Paul Dedman
Robert Steibing
Emerywood Club
John Whiteside
N. Hamilton
North Carolina
Mary Jo Jenkins
Ray Faggart
Concord
Anthony Maynard
Charlotte
N.C.H.C.A
Lee Jabtree
Fuquay Spring
Sheraton
J. Baldi
Sheraton Ballroom
Mabel Kidd
Lee Crabtree
Fuquay
Ann Maynard
Agenda
Main Street
Willowbrook ST
Sven
T.M
Alva Labs., Inc
Mann Drug CO
Sorority
Ing
Flzecy Warre
Teat Wiike
Ata
Via
John Puhl
Chicago, Ill
Alliance
Ohio
Salem, VA
Houston
Texas
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