Luncheon at Starmount Honors Miss Taylor
Miss Carol Taylor, February bride elect, was honored at a luncheon at Starmount Country Club in Greensboro. Hostesses were Mesdames Ben Swartzberg Edwin Leipman Fred Swartzberg Richard Swartzberg and Herbert Wainer. fourteen guests attended. Miss Taylor will marry Lt. (J.G.) Robert Friedman on February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Taylor
Starmount Country Club
Greensboro
Ben Swartzberg
Edwin Leipman
Fred Swartzberg
Richard Swartzberg
Herbert Wainer
Valentine
Miss Taylor
Stanley Taylor
J. G
Robert Friedman
Mrs Herbert Presents Program For Local DAR
Mrs C C Herbert Jr spoke on Stephen Foster at the Alexander Martin Chapter DAR meeting hosted by Mrs Gurney Kearns. The group sang Foster songs with Mrs Charles McAnally accompanying and named a nominating committee for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Herbert
DAR
Stephen Foster
C. C. Herbert Jr
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
Gurney Kearns
Hillcrest Dr
Katherine Raymond
Stirewall
J. E. Marsh
R. K. Stewart
C. T. Ingram
J. T. Weaver
Wayne Sullivan
Herbert
Vines Dished At Tuesday Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. Grover Jones spoke on vines at the Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club gathering at her home 601 Sunset Dr. She highlighted ivy varieties for new houses, listed 25 clematis species suited to North Carolina, and noted hardy types.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Jones
Sunset Dr
A. W. Robertson
H. L. Mitchell
R A. Craven
Jones
North Carolina
Altrusa Club Dinner and Business Meeting in Chicago
Altrusa Club hosts a dinner and business meeting in Chicago. Attendees plan discussion of club activities and upcoming community service, with members sharing reports and future event ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
YWCA Calendar Highlights Week Schedule
The YWCA lists activities from Wednesday to Saturday including Y Teens classes for multiple grades, millinery and posture classes, bridge sessions, a Robins Club meeting, modern dance, finance committee, and board of directors. Notable events include a 10th grade party at Mills Home and a Valentine dance for 11th grade Y-Teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Board of Directors
Mills
Housenaped Building Found Near Will Rogers Airport
Oklahoma City officials report a 30 by 80 foot wooden structure described as housenaped was found three miles from Will Rogers Airport on concrete blocks at an abandoned facility. City Manager William Coleman confirmed the discovery last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Federal Aviation Agency
Will Rogers
City
William ©. Coleman
Plant And Pluck Garden Club Hears Mrs Iris Gaither
Mrs. Iris Gaither spoke on table settings at a Plant and Pluck Garden Club meeting held yesterday at the Parkway home of Mrs. C S McGahey. President Mrs. Lester Stevens led the session and a nominating committee was appointed to prepare a new slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kellam
Mesdames
Roy Conrad
L. C. Armentrout
A.W. Robertson
Armentrout
Garden Council
J. A. Michael
Iris Gaither
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Parkway
C. S. McGahey
C. J. Mishler
Lester Stevens
Gaither
Valentine party for 40 children by VFW Auxiliary 619
The Ladies Auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 hosted a Valentine party for 40 children from the Junior Order Home in Lexington on Greensboro Road. Mrs. Elmo Cassell and Mrs. G. M. Haley provided a musical program. Prizes were given in dance contests, gifts came from a beauty supply house, and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 619
Junior Order
Lexington
Post
Greensboro Road
Elmo Cassell
G. M. Haley
Local Families Attend Lincoln Dinner in Washington
Mr and Mrs Ed Grimsley and daughters Nancy and Jane and Mr and Mrs Ralph Snyder and daughter Mary Ann left for Washington DC to attend the Lincoln dinner at the Statler Hotel. They will stay in Washington until Saturday as guests of Commander John E Allen, co executive director of the Lincoln Sesquicentennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Grimsley
Nancy
Jane
Ralph Snyder
Mary Ann
Washington, D. C
Statler Hotel
John E. Allen
Washington
High Point Junior League Elects Mrs Leath President
Mrs McLean Leath was unanimously elected new president of the High Point Junior League at a YWCA meeting yesterday. Officers named include vice president Mrs James Rawleigh and secretary Mrs Baxter Freeze, with treasurer Mrs Robert Cottam Jr. The group reported on the Durham conference and highlighted year long fundraisers for Community Trust Fund including Opportunities Unlimited Thrift Shop and Swim Luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Junior League
McLean Leath
Junior League
YWCA
Leath
James Rawleigh
Baxter Freeze
Robert Cottam Jr
Denahue Tannnedge
MIS
Opportunities Unlimited
High Point
Harriss Covington
Joe Gray
Children's Theater
Miss Tuttle Hosts Double H Club Meeting
The Double H Club gathered at Miss Donnie Tuttle's home for a brief business and social session. Devotions by Miss Tuttle opened the meeting, several games followed, novelty gifts were exchanged, and a gift was given to Miss Tuttle, bride-elect of April. Refreshments reflected the clubs motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Tuttle
Miss Tuttle
Mrs Hekler Speaks To Wake Robin Garden Club
Mrs Norman Hekler presented a travelogue to the Wake Robin Garden Club at her Emerywood Estates home with Mrs W Craig Parks. She shared colored slides from Europe taken with her husband on a lengthy trip last summer and commented on the images as they appeared. Mrs E P Kimsey presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hekler
Wake Robin Garden Club
W. Craig Parks
Emerywood Estates
Also Mentioned on This Page
Starmount
Taylor
Jeanie
O Susanna
Foster
Deems Taylor
Charles McAnally
John Peacock
D. L. Bouldin
Edith M. Sherrod
John C. Sheloff
Ivey Paylor
Chicago
Ywca Calendar
Launderers
N. Hamilton Se
Shirt Service
VFW Auxiliary
Chacraol & Gray
S. Wrenn ST
George Marsh
Tomlinson School
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main Street
Main Drug No. 2
Jack Southerland
Mrs. Hekler
Wake Robin Club
Heckler
A. L. Honbarker
Parks
Billy Kid
Kiddie Korner
Billy the Kid
S. Main ST
Oal
Delora
Printzees
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