Humming Bird Talk At Catesby Club Meeting
Mrs. Ivey spoke on the hummingbird as the smallest delicately colored New World bird. She noted the ruby throat as the only east of the Rockies, described nectar gathering, and ways to attract hummingbirds. The gathering at the Eshelman home had 18 members with music during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson St
Catesby Bird Club
James Edwards
Worth Ivey
Rockies
Ivey
W. F. Ellis
Leon Rivers
Edith Moore Sherrod
Carolina Bird Club
Charleston
S. C
Bull's Island
U. S
Bricker
Howard Joyce
Margaret Upton
Valentine
John Bean
Tases Ll
Hat Making And Art Work Featured At Craft Day
The Deep River Home Demonstration Club held Craft Day at the Deep River Church Hut with a carry in lunch and a guest from Center Home Demonstration Club. Mrs. Elbert Newlin attended, and Mrs. H. H. White led demonstrations on hat making painting on glass and decorating wall plaques.
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Deep River Club
Deep River Home Demonstration Club
Deep River Church
Elbert Newlin
Center Home Demonstration Club
H. H. White
Arts and Crafts
District Official Visits Auxiliary To Post 619 VFW
Mrs Hilda Southards Tenth District president visited the Ladies Auxiliary to Post 619 VFW at the VFW Home. She received a corsage, a hospital certificate of merit for 1955 volunteer work, and the group voted donations to National Auxiliary Cancer Research and to the American Museum of Immigration.
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Hilda Southards
High Point
Tenth District
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Roy Hunter
Southards
Claudia Collier
Salisbury Hospital
National Auxiliary Cancer Research Funds
American Museum of Immigration
National Building Fund
Hospital Patients Reported After Major Surgeries
Mrs Lettie Moseley entered High Point Memorial Hospital on Saturday for major surgery Tuesday. Mrs George Crawford of 407 Moffitt Dr entered the same hospital on Saturday and underwent surgery on Monday. Her condition is reported improved and visitors may be received.
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Renee Ses
Lettie Moseley, Smith Sr
High Point Memorial Hospital
George Crawford
Moffitt Dr
PTA Meeting Highlights Heart Disease Talk By Dr Aderholdt
Johnson Street PTA heard Dr Marcus Aderholdt Jr discuss heart disease in children and rheumatic fever symptoms stressing prompt care. Roy Carr notedSpring Festival plans while G C Frye urged census for grammar students and W L Hinkle led the meeting.
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Marcus Aderholdt Jr
Johnson St. Parent-Teacher Association
Aderholdt
A. R. Cross
L. D. Wagner
Roy Carr
Carr
G. C. Frye
Johnson St. School
PTA
W. L. Hinkle
Garden Club Council Reports Progress On April Tour
Twenty seven garden clubs attended the High Point Council of Garden Clubs meeting in the public library. Reports covered progress on the April 19 home and garden tour, committee appointments, officer slate due for the March council, and notes from the Pinehurst mid winter meeting. Dog wood Garden Club is selling dog woods and Weed n Win Club hosts a benefit bridge for project funding.
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High Point Council of Garden Clubs
W. H. Linthicum Jr
H. R. Kellam
Geen
Mayne Bundy
Home and Garden Club
W. C. Brown Jr
Nature Study Club
Dennis Young
Almanac Club
Linthicum
Pinehurst
Wild Flower Club
Dogwood Garden Club
Weed 'N’ Win Club
Bob Burns Leaves Estate to Widow
Los Angeles reports that comedian Bob Burns left his $500000 estate to his widow Harriet Burns. Burns died last Thursday after a three year illness. his will drawn in 1950 was filed for probate on Monday.
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Los Angeles
Bob Burns
Harriet Burns
WCTU Observes Frances Willard Day With Tea at Leader’s Home
High Point WCTU unit marked Frances Willard Day at the president Mrs. W. J. Kiser home with 41 members and guests. Mrs. J. A. Eshelman spoke on Willard’s life and the WCTU’s global reach, noting 10 000 groups and over half a million members. New members welcomed. tea and treats served in a formal dining room setting.
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High Point
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. J. ‘Kiser
Frances Willard
WCTU
J. A. Eshelman
R. A. Craven
Thomasville
Kiser
Walter J. Miller
J. W. Montgomery
H. O. Mull
Mesdames J. O. Morgan
Fred Younts
Cc. R. Lanier
J. H. Eagle
Dallas Hauser
C. A. Morrison
A. T. Ware
Restoration Talk Highlights North Carolina Projects
Mrs J F Hayden spoke to Hum n Hoe Garden Club on restoration in the United States with emphasis on Tryon Palace in North Carolina. Pictures of Tryon Palace were shown and progress updates shared. President W H Linthicum Jr led the business portion and three visitors were welcomed. March meeting will include officer elections and a luncheon at Linthicum Lake.
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J. F. Hayden
Hum ‘N’ Hoe Garden Club
Dewey Crouse
Gatewood Ave
Frank Garrett
Ray McKenzie
Hayden
United States
North Carolina
Tryon Palace
W. H. Linthicum Jr
Jack Garrett
Royster
Heart Disease Prevalence Reaches Over Half A Billion
Reports estimate about 544 million people in the United States live with some form of heart disease. The figure underscores the widespread impact of cardiovascular conditions across the population.
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U. S
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Charles Stout
Dick Meisky
Berneice Ridenhour
President
Yarmouth
Alice Paige White
Hum 'N’ Hoe Garden Club
Bill’s Heating CO
Howington
N. C
Vapi
Aaron
N. Main ST
Borden’s
Buster Brown
Sobapap
Burtner
Sealy Anniversary
saLy
America
SeaLy
Vd Houwsebeerpi
American Standards Testing Bureau
Burtner’s
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