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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1962
Page
12
Judith Purcelle and James Martin, soon to be married this afternoon at 4, were honored with a cake cutting after a rehearsal at Springfield Friends Meeting. The Purcelle home hosted guests with pink and white decor, a three tier cake, and floral centerpieces.
Mrs Cecil Hill was recommended as president by Mrs Bill Aldridge as the club approved a full slate at Eden Terrace. Other officers include Mrs John A Garrett vice president Mrs W D Wood recording secretary Mrs Bobby R Dunbar corresponding secretary and Mrs Gene Marsh treasurer. A camellia program followed a tour of Mrs Coltranes greenhouse showing about 20 varieties.
Mrs. Eloise Canine of Paramount Furniture spoke at Till and Toil Garden Club about decorating to reflect family needs. She advised three colors per room a strong color a pure color and a blending color and a unified overall scheme. She urged homes express personality and life style through furniture floor and wall accents. In business, gardening gloves were sold and Mrs Chan Pegram was named nominating committee chair. Guests present included Mrs. Bob Saffrit and Mrs. Sam Hope. hostesses were Mrs. Jack Greer Mrs. William Stout and Mrs. Harold McGee.
Mrs. Fleet Lewis of 607 Hill Crest Dr will host the February luncheon of the High Point Woman's Club fine arts department. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at noon at the Lewis residence with Mrs C C Herbert Jr presenting the program.
Fred Yoder urged pruning shrubs that bloom on current season shoots before leafing. Plants with older wood blooms should be cut after flowering. He advised building flats for seedlings and using sterile growing medium. Fast growers can start in open ground when temps rise. Mrs. Frank Smith led a session and nominating panel was appointed. The club plans a March officer slate and a donation to the Fragrance Garden for the Blind.
Betsy Gray daughter of Dr and Mrs L Gray is chosen High Point Junior Woman's Club subjunior of the month based on scholarship school activities and civic work. She is in the top ten percent and holds roles in National Honor Society Beta Club French Club A Cappella Choir and Pemican yearbook.
Mrs. Clifford D. Freen has been named hostess for a Wednesday morning Green Gardeners Garden Club meeting. She will entertain at her home 1117 Montlieu Ave at 10 o'clock.
Union Hill Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday at 1 30 p m with Mrs B T Clanton at 2307 Triangle Lake Rd The gathering invites members to attend at her home for the planned session.
Miss Thelma Patrick and Mrs. Bruce Surratt spoke Thursday at an ABWA Furniture Capital chapter meeting. Patrick urged daily reading and cited statistics and publishing data while Surratt described supervising 15 employees. President Burtis Griffiths announced an attendance contest from March to May and new member Mrs. W D Russell joined.
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet Wednesday at 12 30 p m with Mrs. Robert Culp. Mrs Culp will entertain at her home 1108 Westwood.
Announcement states Miss Dixie Dean Webster daughter of J M Webster and the late Mrs Webster married Donald Eugene Trivette son of Mr and Mrs W M Trivette January 27 in Gaffney South Carolina. Judge W R Douglas officiated. Dixie wore a white satin street length gown with scooped neckline.
Mount Vernon Home Demonstration Club members will meet Thursday at 1 p m. The hostess will be Mrs A J Robbins of Rt 2 Trinity.
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