Arts and Crafts Spoke at Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. Worth Ivey spoke to the Garden Study Club at Mrs. P. C. Smith's home on 614 Gatewood Ave about Arts and Crafts and their link to North Carolina objectives. She described crafts from cornhusk work to tole painting, woodcarving, ceramics, and weaving, noting the state shell, the Highland Guild offerings, and crafts’ economic and therapeutic roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth Ivey
Garden Clubs of
North Carolina
Garden Study Club
P. C. Smith
Gatewood Ave
W. J. Bennett
H. G. Rothrock
Jugtown
Highland Guild
Penland
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Ecuador
Walter Pamplin
Dangers Of Drug Use And Witchcraft Discussed At Club
Ed Spivey of Contact spoke to the Midweek Extension Homemakers Club at Mrs. Glenn Brown's home on Woodrow Avenue. He warned youths turn to drugs to escape reality and fit in, noted a rise in heroin use, and predicted witchcraft could grow among youth within two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Spivey
Homemakers Club
Glenn Brown
Woodrow Avenue
Spivey
R. W. Chamblee
Agriculture
Greensboro
Gordon Weathers
J. B. Adams
Delbert Clodfelter
A. Guyer
James Monroe
J. Leslie Andrews
Wayne Willard
Till And Toil Club BeautyHints Program
Betty Wagner presented a beauty and skin care program at the Till and Toil Garden Club meeting held at Mrs. William Webster’s home. Mrs. Robert E. Lee and Mrs. William Webster demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Wagner
Till and Toil Garden Club
William Webster
Robert E. Lee
Bridge Winners Announced at Adams Memorial YWCA
Mrs. W. F. Kent hosts Thursday Morning Bridge Club at the Adams Memorial YWCA on Gatewood Avenue. Three tables played. High score winner was Mrs. Sam Garst with second high going to Mrs. Dan Gorman. Next week Mrs. Kent will again host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Kent
Adams Memorial Ywca
Sam Garst
Dan Gorman
Gatewood Avenue
Kent
Garden Club Hosts Flower Arranging Workshop
Pinewood Garden Club met at Grantham Drive home of Mrs. Roy Birchfield for a hands on flower arranging workshop led by Mrs. Paul H. Richardson. Club officers were elected with Mrs. Walter K. Griffin as president and three new members welcomed, as the group voted to aid YWCA training and water safety programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Birchfield
Grantham Drive
Pinewood Garden Club
Paul H. Richardson
Birchfield
Richardson
H. T. Frazier
Walter K. Griffin
Robert Simms
James Royal
Jack Cottingham
Robert Sternberger
YWCA
Burchfield
Get Acquainted Tea Welcomes 28 Cotillionettes
The Eta Omicron Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha held its annual Get Acquainted tea at the Mary Bethune YWCA on Fourth Street. Twenty eight cotillionettes and their parents attended. mothers received pink carnations on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Omicron Omega Chapter
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Mary Bethune Ywca
Fourth Street
Arthur McAdoo
Murray B. Davis
Basileus
Poodle Grooming Course At Adams Memorial YWCA
A six session poodle grooming class starts Tuesday at Adams Memorial YWCA taught by Mrs. Elizabeth Beeson from Elizabeth's Canine Boutique. She will cover washing drying trims such as town and country lamb cowboy clip beachcomber and discuss home grooming equipment. attendees may bring dogs. Enrollment at the YWCA on Gatewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Memorial Ywca
Elizabeth Beeson
Elizabeth's Canine Boutique
Make Impression Tartlet Shells For Small Pastries
Little pies leave a big impression with tartlet shells made from a basic pastry. Freeze extra dough, press circles into inverted muffin tins, and shape a 2 inch flange. Prick shells before baking and fill with ice cream pie filling pudding or glazed fruit.
Trends In Credit Discussed At Credit Women Meeting
Mrs Norma Metts discussed Trends In Medical Credit at the Credit Women International meeting in Adams Memorial YWCA yesterday. Stella Palmer led the business session and sessions highlighted changes since the late 1930s with medical credit deemed a necessity. The talk noted abuse by some, higher charges, and steps doctors take including hiring, training, and insurance forms. The club plans support for Helen Shirley of Chattanooga, Tenn., for second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Metts
Credit Women International
Adams Memorial Ywca
Stella Palmer
Ferd Robertson
Helen Shirley
Chattanooga
History of Banking Is Topic of Agenda Program
Fred W. Alexander of High Point Bank and Trust spoke at the Agenda Club meeting at the YWCA outlining banking history and current services. He noted banks originated early, the first NC bank was Commercial National Bank in Charlotte, and FDIC coverage since 1933 safeguards deposits with regular federal and state examinations. He cited the dominance of checking accounts for money exchanges, plus savings, loans, and trust services, and noted burglar alarms and cameras in all state banks. Mrs. Evelyn Gaddis introduced the speaker. Mrs. Melvin Kirsch presided. invocation by Mrs. Ivan Hill. hostesses were Mrs. Gaddis and Miss Virginia Hedrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Alexander
High Point Bank and Trust Company
Agenda Club
YWCA
Alexander
Federal Depositors Insurance Corporation
North Carolina
NDI Corp
United States
Evelyn Gaddis
Melvin Kirsch
Ivan Hill
Gaddis
Virginia Hedrick
Beta Omicron Chapter Elects New Officers
Beta Omicron chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at Shadybrook School unanimously elected a new officer slate for the coming year. The lineup includes H. E. Coble as president and C. G. Fowler as first vice president. The program featured a Founders Day tribute, performances by local musicians, and a talk on making music engaging for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Omicron
Delta Kappa Gamma
Shadybrook School
Don Padgett
H. E. Coble
C. G. Fowler
C. E. Diffendal Jr
J. C. Kimrey
Coleman Sullivan
Louise Adams
W. W. Hodgin
No Mask Creates Seamless Face to Neck Makeup Transition
Cosmetic tip advises extending makeup beyond the jawline to the neck to avoid a color line that resembles a mask. The guidance emphasizes a natural blend across facial and neck areas for even skin tone.
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Ern Living
Charlotte
Arnold Koonce
George Gillie
James Hayworth
J. D. Dobbins
Drew Pearson
Wagner
Retary
Rosalind Gilmore
Rhonda Holmes
Jackie Moser
Cassandra Scott
Karen Headen
Chevyl Dye
Robert Beatty
Roland Hanes
Tigon Industries Inc
Tryon $1
Courtesy Rd
Thomas Car Works
Elgin
Westchester Mall
Bank Americard
New York City
Commercial National Bank
J. E. Monroe
Boyd Fouts
Thomasville
Charles Medlin
High Point
Peggy Hart
Doris Kimel
Guilford County
Mildred Knox
Lillian Madison
R. L. Hutchins
R. R. Blackburn
R. E. Miller
Carousel Beauty Salon
Jean Shiver
Hayden Place
C.E. Honeycutt
Westchester Drive
Opposte Zoyre
S. Elm St
High Point’s House OF Fashion
Main St
Lester
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