Polio Talk At Garden Club Meeting Outlines Vaccine Plan
Dr Vernon McFalls outlined Guilford County Medical Society efforts to combat polio for High Point Council of Garden Clubs at the public library. A trivalent oral vaccine will be given in two doses on sugar cubes with 200000 residents targeted, via 100 vaccination stations in March and April, following a film and Q A session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County Medical Society
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Vernon McFalls
McFalls
Ed Kemp
United States
America
W. T. Powell
Kemp
Charlotte
Nathaniel Walker
Thomasville
L. R. Cashion
Garden Center
Two Will Represent Club At Flower School
Archdale Pride n Patience Garden Club will send Mrs. John Jarrett and Mrs. Bobby Dunbar to an expense paid flower arranging school in Raleigh next month. The selection came at a Tuesday meeting in Archdale Friends Meeting hall with 18 attending. Officers named by the nominating chairwoman include Mrs. Bill Aldridge as president and Mrs. Bobby Hyde as vice president, along with other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale
John Jarrett
Bobby Dunbar
Raleigh
Pride ‘N’ Patience Garden Club
Fellowship Hall
Robert Burgess
Bill Aldridge
Bobby Hyde
Cliff Farlow
Joe Skeen
Robert Spencer
Burgess
Hyde
Tom Womble
Cletus Spencer
John Douglas
Aldridge
Miss Hemric Entertained At Shower
Miss Janice Hemric was guest of honor at a shower Tuesday night at N. Main Street Baptist Church fellowship hall. Hosts Mrs. Warren Parris, Mrs. C. H. Campbell, Mrs. Jack Leonard, Mrs. Raymond Blackwell and Mrs. Lula Blackwell. Among 25 guests were Mrs. L. V. Hemric and Mrs. C. D. Brown. She wore a green wool suit and received a white carnation corsage and a percolator. Punch, nuts, mints, and cake squares were served. A cake cutting is planned tonight by her parents. The wedding to James Cook is planned Friday at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Hemric
N. Main Street Baptist Church
Warren Parris
C. H. Campbell
Jack Leonard
Raymond Blackwell
Lula Blackwell
L. V. Hemric
C. D. Brown
Miss Hemric
James Cook
Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church
Panel discussion on school finances at Millis Road PTA
A 7:45 p.m. panel on school finances is planned at Millis Road School during a PTA meeting. Moderator will be Principal Alice S. Armfield, with E. P. Pierce Jr. Guilford County schools superintendent, W. G. Ragsdale county commissioner, E. Bowman Stafford school board member, and Don Loeber budget and finance committee member. An executive board meeting precedes at 7:15 p.m.
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Jamestown
PTA
Millis Road School
Alice S. Armfield
E. P. Pierce Jr
Guilford County
W. G. Ragsdale
E. Bowman Stafford
Don Loeber
Rebekahs Plan Anniversary Program at JOOF Hall
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet Friday at 7 30 pm at 150344 English St JOOF Hall for an anniversary program. A report on the group’s recent candy sale is expected to be made.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
Joof Hall
English St
Discourse On Wigs Heard At High Point Exchangettes
Mrs Myrtle Daniels presented a program at the High Point Exchangettes Club dinner at the YWCA. She spoke as Arcade Beauty Shop proprietor on wig history and showed several wigs. President Mrs Vernon Taylor presided. treasurer Mrs Jack Dunn announced a balanced budget. project chair Mrs Elmer Darby set a March 24 benefit bridge. The club gifted Mrs Charles Warner as she plans to move to Charlotte.
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Myrtle Daniels
High Point Exchangettes Club
YWCA
Arcade
Vernon Taylor
Jack Dunn
Elmer Darby
Charles Warner
Charlotte
Furniture Duplicate Has Meet Winners at YWCA Bridge Club
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hilton and Mrs. Elizabeth Marion took first place as north-south winners in a master point game at the YWCA hosted by Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club. East-west winners in the Mitchell movement included Mrs. W. H. Linthicum with Mrs. L. G. Monroe securing first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Hilton
Elizabeth Marion
YWCA
Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club
Harvey Mathews
Carl Tipton
Nesbit Caughman
R. G. Garland
C. C. Fordham
Greensboro
W. H. Linthicum
L. G. Monroe
Lamar Baxter
Joe W. Johnson
John Catlin
Wilma Byerly
L. Martin
Poinsettia Care Highlighted by Till'n'Tail Garden Club
Mrs Ruth led a program on preserving poinsettias at the Till'n'Tail Garden Club, with hostess Mrs Thayer Coggin. She advised generous watering, repotting in May, pruning, outdoor sun planting, and returning indoors by mid September. She noted flowering depends on dark periods from October to Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Ruth
Till’n’Tail Garden Club
Thayer Coggin
Chestnut Street
Ruth
Donald Brown
Council
Mrs. Ruth
Harville Defends Channel 8 Viewing Focus
WGHP TV figure Charlie Harville told the Woman's Club that serving viewers in the Channel 8 area is the station’s main goal. He urged High Point residents to support programming that pleases the audience.
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Channel 8
High Point
Point Woman’s Club
Egg Menu And Program At Midweek Demonstration
Mrs. M A Daugherty hosted a luncheon and egg themed program for the Midweek Home Demonstration Club at Ferndale Drive. Eggs featured as a protein rich food with notes on freshness via the chalaza and storage, plus polio immunization talk by Dr EB L Allman and details on the Guilford County Medical Society plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Daugherty
Ferndale Drive
EB. L. Allman
Guilford County Medical Society
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W. B. Lee
Flower School
Glamor Home
Glamordrome
East Washington St
Rief
Millis Road
Artistic Beauty College Open
Iy W. Commerce
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Tatty
Apple
Meween
Petal Eats
Valentine
the Sweet Shoppe
College Village
North Main
South Main
Samuel Hyman
Woman’s Club
Harville
Charlie Harville
Wghptv
Ralph Miller
Woman's Club
Holiday Inn
Roy D. Fowler
C. G. Mackintosh
C. H. McConnell
Fowler
Genevieve Moore
Fine Arts Department
Chapel Hill
William B. Miller
S. P. Napier
Emmett V. Stone
H. M. Taylor Jr
Katherine Shanks
James Pharr
John Eshelman Jr
Chesterfield
Coats
Bone
Navy
High Street
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S. Main St
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