Flower Arrangement Talk At West Emerywood Meeting
At the home of Mrs. Joseph J. Cox on Arkansas Parkway yesterday a West Emerywood garden club program featured flower arrangement. Mrs. N. Phillips presided in Mrs. A. B. Henley’s absence as members and guests discussed container choice arranging and design tips with illustrated points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Emerywood Club
West Emerywood Garden
Joseph J. Cox
Arkway
N. Phillips
A. B. Henley
Mesdames
Charles McAnally
John Foy
Henry Foscue
Earl Phillips
Paul Bele
Frank Wall
Sanders Dallas
Robert Fountain
Herman Smith
Elliott Wood
Philip Davis
J. S. Moffitt
A. Kirkman
W. G. Ragsdale, Jr
Robert Davis
Oo Kearns
C. T. Ingram
Altrusa Governor Heads to Salisbury Dinner Visit
Mrs. Mary Lou Rothrock governor of Second District Altrusa clubs will visit Salisbury this evening for an official dinner at the Yadkin hotel. District secretary Mrs. Mary Ballard cannot attend due to illness and will be unable to go. She will be accompanied by her husband John L. Rothrock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Rothrock
Altrusa
Salisbury
Yadkin Hotel
Mary Ballard
John L. Rothrock
Poison ivy risks from smoke and clothing cited
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes poison ivy exposure can come from smoke burning plant material and from clothing worn long after contact with the ivy vine. The warnings cover inhalation and skin contact risks extending to apparel even a year later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encyclopaedia Britannica
YWCA Club Holds Dinner and Business Meeting
The Business and Professional club of the YWCA met Tuesday for its regular dinner and meeting. Miss Mary Ruth Seward presided, Mrs. Ellen Eilertson spoke on the play Murdered Alive to be staged this month, Vera Smith joined the advertising committee, nosegays were given to Annabel Thompson and Amelia Hough, and Annie Maude Hire was welcomed as a new member. About 30 members were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Club
The
YWCA
Mary Ruth Seward
Ellen Eilertson
Business and
Vera Smith
Annabel Thompson
Amelia Hough
Annie Maude Hire
Current Trends In Nursing Discussed By Dr Brockman
Dr H L Brockman from the North Carolina Good Health association spoke on Current Trends in Medical and Nursing Circles at the High Point Graduate club dinner meeting held at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Music featured violin by Mrs Barrer and piano by Mrs McAnally. visitors from Winston-Salem and Greensboro attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Graduate — Club
Adams Memorial Ywca Celaing
H. L. Brockman
North Carolina Good Health Association
Brockman
Miss Virginia
Hubert Barrer
Charles W
Char McAnally
Massenet
Vitor Herbert
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Lala Johnson
Frances Barrier
Church Social Activities For Friday And Tonight
The Martha Payne class of Green Street Baptist church meets Friday at 7 30 with Mrs J R Deaton at 908 Brentwood. Sunshine class of Pilgrim Holiness church gathers Thursday at W M Mishoe home Rt 5 near Oak Hill. Ward Street Circle meets tonight at 7 30 with Mrs James Byrum 1604 Ward Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Payne
Green Street Baptist Church
J. R. Deaton
Brentwood
Irving Dawson
Sunshine
Pilgrim Holiness Church
W. M. Mishoe
Rt. 5
Oak Hill School
Ward Street
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Ward Street Methodist Church
James Byrum
Birds Program At Mid-Week Garden Club At Mrs Powell Home
Mrs Chester C Haworth presented a talk on Birds before the Mid-Week Garden Club at Mrs W T Powell’s home 204 Hillcrest Drive. She traced avian stories from biblical times and discussed migratory habits and bird protection.
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Powell
Chester C. Haworth
Garden Club
W. T. Powell
Hew Home
Hillcrest Drive
Haworth
Audubon
Gould
Valette J. Harris
J. E. Millis
Garden Makers Club
Council of
Garden Clubs
Rebekah Lodge Plans Friday February Meeting
Magdalene Rebekah lodge members set to gather Friday at 7 30 p m in the Commerce street hall for a business meeting marking February session.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Commerce Street
Hedrick Hedrickee wedding week calendar plans
Calendar notes for a social week list the Hedrick couple hosting a wedding rehearsal party at their suburban home Thursday night. The Canterbury club meets Friday afternoon at Mrs Sale Jr s Otteray Drive home. Ruth Henderson plans a pre wedding entertainment for Miss Sale Friday night. Saturday features the Emerywood duplicate club at the country club and a dessert bridge for Miss Katherine Traynham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Dolan Hedrick
Canterbury Club
W. D. Sale, Jr
Otteray Drive
Ruth Henderson
Sale-Hedrick
North Wrenn Street
Sale
Sechrest Harmon Vows Announced
Mr and Mrs Russell Harmon of 427 South Wrenn Street announce the marriage of their elder daughter Gloria Maxine to Clifford Stanton Sechrest son of Mr and Mrs Stanton Sechrest of High Point route 4. The vows were said January 25 at West Market Street Methodist church Greensboro with Rev E H Neese officiating. The bride wore a smoke white suit with black accessories and wore a grandmother's locket. The couple now reside at the groom's home.
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Sone
Clifford Stanton Sechrest
West Market Street Methodist Church
Greensboro
Russell Harmon
South Wrenn Street
Stanton Sechrest
Route 4
Gloria Maxine
High Point
E. H. Neese
Mrs. Sechrest
McKenney on Bridge Hand Puzzle Challenging for Tournament Players
William Eb. McKenney discusses a bridge hand where a tournament player would likely go down, while rubber bridge players would make the contract. The piece analyzes strategy and differing outcomes between rubber and duplicate play.
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William EB. McKenney
America’s
NBA
Slam prospects in rubber bridge depend on timing spade finesse
In a rubber bridge hand, the declarer weighs whether to take the spade finesse now or after three rounds of trumps. He reasons the odds favor success if the finesse is delayed to allow discarding clubs on the spade ace and king, while a tournament player might avoid the risky line.
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West
South
Roy Montgomery Showed Puerto Rican Slides for Garden Club
Roy Montgomery gave a slide program on Puerto Rico’s flowers to the Garden Study Club at Mrs. Barker’s Thurston Street home. Eighteen members attended with guests Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. R. F. Gramer of Greensboro. The group plans another meeting next month with Mrs. Griffith of Winston-Salem as speaker and a tea at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Montgomery
Puerto Rico
Garden Study Club
Martine Barker
Thurston Street
Montgomery
Department of Agriculture
R. F. Gramer
Greensboro
Griffith
The
North Carolina Gardener
Winston-Salem
YWCA
Party to Fete Miss Traynham
Miss Katherine Traynham whose engagement to Carl Salmons Lambeth was announced will be honored at a dessert bridge. The event is Saturday afternoon at 2 30 hosted by Mrs. L R Rondeau and her mother Mrs. G A Pollock at 522 Parkway.
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Emerywood
Country Club
L. R. Rondeau
G. A. Pollock
Katherine Traynham
Parkway
Carl Salmons Lambeth
Hospital Patient T E Suggs Isserious Condition
T E Suggs of Rt 3 is listed in serious condition at Boulevard unit High Point Memorial hospital and is not allowed visitors. Marie Lamb of Richmond Va visits Homer Northcott at Trilmit Rt 2 ill at home. Leila Weldon of Columbia S S visiting Rev and Mrs Wilson Weldon on Colonial drive through this month. Arthur Bunch moved from Baptist hospital Winston Salem to his home 507 Willow Brook Street recuperating in a cast for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Suggs
Rt. 3
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Marie Northcott Lamb
Richmond
Homer Northcott
Trinit
Rt. 2
Lamb
Cam
Leila Weldon
Columbia
S. S
Wilson
Weldon
Colonial Drive
Arthur Bunch
Willowbrook Street
the Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Sherry Rene Gibson
Sloan D. Gibson
Sherry Rene
Boulevard Unit
Cat Rescued From Stovetop Blaze in Memphis Home
In Memphis Tennessee Mrs Alma Carson smelled smoke and found a stove fire. She aired out the room and controlled the blaze then pulled a cat from the burning stove unharmed.
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Memphis
Tenn
Alma Carson
Rebekah Officers Meeting Tonight at Lodge
The Officers club of the Magdalen Rebekah lodge will meet Thursday night at 7 30 with Miss Stellee Strickland of 114 Willis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Stellee Strickland
Willis Street
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McKenney
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Guilford
Congo Wall
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James Street
Mary Reynolds
Wilmington
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