College alumni fete hosted by Dr and Mrs Cooke on Homecoming Day
Dr Dennis H Cooke and Mrs Cooke hosted an informal open house at 821 W College Dr for about 75 to 100 alumni during Homecoming Day at High Point College. Alumni secretary Wesley Gaynor and association president Dwight Davidson Jr led guests with floral and color schemes of purple and white and a spring dining theme. The event featured tea service by Marie Grant and Mrs Broadus Culler with assorted delicacies, as about 130,000 toy train hobbyists noted by the National Geographic Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Dennis H. Cooke
Fred Cox
Alumni Association
Marie Grant
Thomasville
Broadus Culler
Wesley Gaynor
Arthur Williams
Grady Whicker
Wayne Hoover
Herman Coble
YWCA
Clarice Bowman
Margaret Graves
Winston-Salem
Madeline Hoover
High Point
Donna Burns
Y-Teens Name Slate and Name Asheville Meeting Place
The Greensboro led Y-Teens conference chose Jackie Florence as president with Nancy Thompson as vice president Lyndel Warren as recorder and Barbara Butler as treasurer. Asheville was picked as next year’s meeting site with about 120 Y Teens registered. Banquet featured speaker Grady Whicker on Best Foot Forward and a spoof of Ed Sullivan’s Crumbs of the City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Florence
Greensboro
Asheville
YWCA
Nancy Thompson
Charlotte
Lyndel Warren
Wilmington
Barbara Butler
Chapel Hill
Janie Greenwood
Winston-Salem
Marvell Pearsall
Lucia Jones
Raleigh
Frances Fortner
Grady Whicker
High Point College
Mr. Whicker
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
L. C. Chiles
Agee
Rene
Portis Cunningham
Jane Ensign
Winifred Carter
Alpha Rho to Hear Dan Jackson Sorority Meeting
Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meets Monday at 8 PM at 513 Monthey Ave home of Mrs E C Dillon. Dan Jackson will speak on the Day Center for Handicapped Children. plans for a Valentine Dance February 10 and a spring fashion show March 9 will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
E. C. Dillon
Monthey Ave
Charles L. McConkey
Fred Hughes
Don Harriss
Bill Hylton
Dan Jackson
Mrs Dewey Creuse To Entertain Garden Club
The Hum n Hoe Garden Club meets Tuesday at 2 30 p m at 711 Gatewood Ave hosted by Mrs Dewey Creuse with Mrs Frank Garrett and Mrs Ray McKenzie assisting. Mrs J F Hayden will speak on Restoration a program topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hum ’N’ Hoe Garden Club
Dewey Creuse
Gatewood Ave
Frank Garrett
Ray McKenzie
J. F. Hayden
WCTU Plans Tea For Next Tuesday Meeting
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold a tea at Mrs. W. J. Kiser's home on route two Tuesday afternoon starting at three o'clock. Speaker will be Mrs. J. A. Eshelman and special guest Mrs. Robert Williams of Thomasville, state secretary of the union.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. J. Kiser
J. A. Eshelman
Robert Williams
Thomasville
State
Hillsdale Garden Club Meets Tonight for Discussion
The Hillsdale Garden Club meets Tuesday at 8 PM at Mrs. A C Kennedy 1118 Cedrow Ave with co host Mrs Lyles Wanenmarns. A group discussion Our Responsibility As a Garden Club will be led by Mrs. J A Monroe.
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Hillsdale Garden Club
A. C. Kennedy
Cedrow Ave
Lyles
Wild Flower Club Meeting Friday at 111 Forest Hill Drive
Mrs. D. L. Bouldin hosts the Wild Flower Club at her Forest Hill Drive home Friday at 7 30 p.m. Members I B Dunn and Ivey Paylor will assist. Program features members presenting favorite wild flowers. Also note: about 4 100 000 babies born in the United States in 1955.
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D. L. Bouldin
Wild Flower Club
Forest Hill Dr
I. B. Dunn
Ivey Paylor
United States
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Mrs. Cooke
National Geographic Society
Valentine
N. Main ST
H. N. Bell
Maranell Pearsell
Sandra Jones
Mrs. Bell
Becky M
Margaret Beamon
Judy Purcelle
Linda Given
Jean Roberts
Sylvia Fortner
Enterprise
Thornton
E. Washington St
Our
Mrs. Dewey Creuse
WCTU
Garden Club
Wan Een
Co. See
David Crystal
Valentines
Durham
N. C
Hatel's Beauty Center
Cas. Sti. .C
Beaumart
Orion
Cit Sits CO
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