Fabric blends and chambray materials listed
The note lists several fabric blends including Orlon Pima cotton chambray Dacron Cotton chambray Nylon cotton chambray and Miracle Pongee chambray, indicating a range of textile options.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1956
Page
20
The note lists several fabric blends including Orlon Pima cotton chambray Dacron Cotton chambray Nylon cotton chambray and Miracle Pongee chambray, indicating a range of textile options.
Designers select vibrant hues to brighten interiors and wardrobes this season. The palette blends soft pastels with bold accents, aiming to balance warmth and energy in home furnishings and fashion.
Howard Coble minister of music at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church spoke at the Philomathean Club meeting held at Mrs. Forrest Murray’s home. He traced hymn origins from psalm chanting to psalms shaping modern hymns and highlighted composers and poets such as Luther Watts Whittier Van Dyke Wesley Mason and Gladden. Ten members and eight guests attended. dessert followed.
Mrs Webster Marlowe and Mrs Charles Foster hosted a linen shower for Miss Peggy Hicks of Greensboro at the hostesses' Route 4 Thomasville home. Miss Hicks, to wed John C. Deaton of Greensboro at Vickery Methodist Church next month, received linen gifts and a red and white carnations centerpiece amid a lace cloth. Bridal bingo and punch accompanied the evening as close friends offered corsage gifts and other presents.
Wild Flower Garden Club members gave five minute talks on their favorite wild flower at a Friday evening gathering hosted by Mrs. D. L. Bouldin with Miss Ivey Paylor as associate hostess. Gladis Rivett led the business meeting as plans for a field trip were discussed. Mrs. Worth Ivey shared insights from a Pinehurst district meeting. The club voted to plant dogwood trees at the health center on February 18. Refreshments with a Valentine motif were served to 18 members.
The Mid-Week Study Club will gather Wednesday at 3 p.m. at Mrs. J. A. Eshelman’s home, 905 Johnson Street, for a study session.
The Home and Garden Club will meet Wednesday morning at 1 o clock at the line of ae CN. McCain, 1005 N. Rotary Dr. The program topic is Pruning and Spraying.
Miss Pansy Reavis was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by her sisters Mrs Harrel Siske and Mrs John Kimble at 398 Shady Lane. Guests included Mrs Reavis and Mrs E C Hayworth mother of the bridegroom elect. Reavis will wed Willie Hayworth February 24 at Ennis St Wesleyan Church.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Leipman announce the engagement of their daughter Peggy Ann Tobias to Herbert Scheyer Wainer eldest son of Mr and Mrs Moe Wainer of Winston-Salem. No wedding date set due to Wainer serving in the armed forces. Peggy Ann Tobias is a Duke University student set to graduate in June. Wainer is UNC graduate and has just been inducted into the armed services.
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 2 30 PM at 801 Woodrow Ave home of Mrs Dick Pals. Mrs C C Haworth will speak on the subject Iris.
The Jamestown Garden Club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday at the Jamestown Methodist Church, opening at 3 15 p m.
High Point Chapter No 106 Order of the Eastern Star will meet Tuesday evening at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 oclock Past officers and past patrons night will be observed.
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will hold its February meeting at Blair Park Clubhouse on Monday evening at 8 o clock.
Mrs. Ethel Carter hosts a miscellaneous bridal shower at 1308 Kentucky Ave on Monday at 7:30 p.m. to honor Miss Pansy Reavis who will marry Willie Hayworth on February 24 at Ennis Street Wesleyan Methodist Church.
The Private Duty Nurses Club will gather Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at 902 Chestnut Street, the home of Mrs. Steven Horn ey. Co hostesses are Mrs. Effird Sullivan Mrs. Gilbert Byerly Mrs. Joe Poole and Mrs. Everett Patterson.
The professional and general members of the Junior League will meet Tuesday evening at Adams Memorial YWCA at 7:30. Officers for the coming year will be elected at the gathering.
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