Elizabethan Garden Progress Outlined
Mrs. D H Parsons hosted Garden Study Club members at her W Farriss Ave home to discuss the Elizabethan Garden on Snoke Island. State chairman Mrs James M Tyler noted it is the largest project of North Carolina clubs and has faced many difficulties with some progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Parsons
Garden Study Garden Club
W. Farriss Ave
Snoke Island
Wits
Davie i Gerpee
Via
Garden Club of
North Carolina
James M. Tyler
Goldsboro
Davis
S. Beaver
Garden Council
Clyde Smith Jr
Parsons
County Demonstration Clubs Hear Mrs Grant on Young at Any Age
Guilford County Home Demonstration Clubs hosted Mrs L Grant as Family Life leader presenting Young At Any Age from the NC Extension Service. Members received booklets, questions sparked discussion, and craft schools and fund raising roles were announced while visitors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guilford County
Union Hill
L. Grant
North Carolina Extension Service
Corinne Justice Grimsley
J. C. Johnson
H. A. Moran
Hurdle Lea
Aring Wn
Floyd Fulp
Frank Howard
Brush Fire Claims Life in Frederick Md
A brush fire swept through an area in Frederick Maryland yesterday burning out of control. Firefighters worked to contain the blaze as a man collapsed from overexertion during suppression efforts and died.
Girl Scout activities center on Vale Day events
Scout units in Vale Day week plan Valentine parties and leadership activities at the Presbyterian Home and Brownie Troop 18 welcomes three new members. Brownie and intermediate groups hold meetings, cookie sale teas set for Feb 15, with leadership training and day camp planning scheduled next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Home
Robert Helm
Brown
West End Methodist Church
Thomasville
James Hill
West End Methodist Ae
Thomasyana
Lester Bean
Bean
E. F. Culler
Emmett Stone
High Point Lions Club
Brenda Henry
Santina Lisaccchi
Janet Alexander
Donella Newton
Doris Thomas
Becky Hutchens
Tomlinson School
PTA Wit
Walter Hutchens
Alva Newton
High Point
Girl Scout
Clu
Civic Center
J E. F. Culler
Plans For Benefit and Cancer Dressings By Club Leaders
Mrs. L. C. Chiles announced plans for a cancer dressings project by the Woman's Club Executive Board at a Greensboro clubhouse meeting. Mrs. Chiles said Greensboro workers will join Thursday morning February 18 to make dressings with donated ironing boards, scissors, a vacuum cleaner, and other items. A fashion show and benefit auction are set for March 1 at the Sheraton. The club will host Saturday night family dinners with bridge or canasta, open to the public, reservations due by noon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Chiles
Woman's Club
Greensboro
Chiles
Lawrence Skeetes
J. F. Hayden
Bkic
Sheraton Te
BPWC Benefit Party Draws About 150 at Sheraton Hotel
Approximately 150 people attended the High Point Business and Professional Women's Club benefit party at the Sheraton Hotel. Anne Long led the finance committee and prizes included a mahogany cocktail table. Guests from Greensboro and Oregon were among attendees. February birthdays were recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton
Anne Long
J. R. Consented
High Point
Greensboro
Walter Ebe
Oregon
Treva Davis
Mrs. Richard Riemer Performs Schubert and Scriabin
Mrs Richard Riemer spoke to the Twentieth Century Study Club at a luncheon meeting hosted by Mrs Fred Metcalfe on Otteray Drive. The Austrian born pianist described escaping her homeland and shared her Vienna Conservatory training before performing Schubert Impromptu and Scriabin Poem for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schubert
Scriabin
Riemer
20Th Century Club
Richard Riemer
Twentieth Century Study Club
Fred Metcalfe
Otteray
Mayne Bundy
B. H. Wendler
Austria
High Point
Vienna
Conservatory
Reciprocal Trade Topic President Speaks at Unit Meeting
Mrs. James T. Warren spoke on Reciprocal Trade at a Unit One gathering hosted by Mrs. James H. Burnley II at 807 Arbordale Dr. Other officers named include Mrs. P. H. Dalton as chairman and Mrs. A. H. Whitley as program chair. Warren urged reduced tariffs to promote independence through trade agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Warren
High Point League of Women Voters
Unit One
James H. Burnley
Arbordale Dr
J. H. Rockwell
P. H. Dalton
A. H. Whitley
Tyree Nabers
Warren
Weed n Win Garden Club Meets at Hillcrest Manor
Mrs J W Thomas led a discussion at the Weed n Win Garden Club meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs Henry Dowdy's Hillcrest Manor Arts home. Fifteen regular members attended along with the guest. The group discussed containers and their relationship to arrangements and heard a report from the Garden Council. The club was named hospitality committee for the State Flower Show in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thomas
Weed 'N Win Garden Club
Henry Dowdy
Hillcrest Manor Arts
Brandis Leonard Jr
Garden Council
Ted Toole
Dogs Escape Fire At Port Huron Restaurant
Fire units battled for an hour to extinguish a blaze that destroyed a restaurant and adjoining apartment. Afterward two wet dogs emerged from the building barking and wagging, unharmed from the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Huron
Mich
Postal Supervisors and Ladies Auxiliary Hold Joint Meeting
The Postal Supervisors and Ladies Auxiliary met at Barbee Street home. Mrs. J H Hoover led the Auxiliary session and announced the July State Convention in Winston Salem and the National Convention. The groups later reconvened for a social with 17 guests, then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbee St
Peace
J. H. Hoover
Winston-Salem
Cake Cutting Fetes Miss Perry and France Here Friday Evening
The last social event before Miss Shelba Jean Perry’s wedding to Donald F. Stutts is a traditional cake cutting at 228 South Rd Friday night after the rehearsal. Guests will include members of the bride and groom families and friends, with the ceremony set for 7 30 at Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelba Jean Perry
Donald EF. Stutts
South Rd
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
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Hal Davis
Garden Study Club
Sweet Shoppe
N. Main St
Alexander
BPWC
Weed ‘N Win Garden Club
Miss Perry
France
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