Mrs Haworth Speaks To Wild Flower Club In March Meet
Mrs. C. C. Haworth, accred ited flower show judge, spoke to the Wild Flower Garden Club on grooming and conditioning plants for standard shows. She stressed specimen quality, labeling, and adherence to schedules at the Moore home with 18 members present. The group announced the Home and Garden Tour and a Fragrant Garden project for the blind in collaboration with the Lions Club, starting this spring on E Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Haworth
Wild Flower Club
C. C. Haworth
Wild Flower Garden Club
R. B. Moore
Gatewood Ave
T. R. Ballard
J. W. Sechrest
Haworth
Gladis Kivett
Paul Spencer
Lion’s Club
Fragrant Garden For the
E. Lexington Avenue
Ray Nance
Luna Ray
Bessie Pope
Rivett
Moore
Women of Moose set final plans for ham supper
The Women of the Moose finalize preparations for a ham supper fundraiser. The event runs Saturday from 6 to 8 pm at the Moose Home 120 Church Street. Senior regent Mrs Ora Lawrens on leads the business session and social hour follows. hostesses were Mrs Annie Larrick and Miss Lola Vanover.
Polio Patient Moore Returns Home from Memorial Hospital
Five months after his illness, polio patient B. Lynn Moore leaves Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill and goes back to 909 Worth Ave. Mrs. Georgie Bodenheimer, of 401 Oak View Rd., is discharged from High Point hospital after a two week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Lynn Moore
Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
Worth Ave
Georgie Bodenheimer
Oak View Rd
High Point Hospital
Bolivia Remains Only Landlocked Nation in South America
Bolivia is the sole landlocked nation in South America, lacking direct access to the sea. The status affects trade routes and regional logistics, with ongoing strategies to secure corridor access through neighboring countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Dancers Spotlight I T Mann Unit Program
Five dancers from Adams Dance Studio performed a tap program for the I T Mann Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary at the Legion home on West High Street. Solo numbers included I Want to Be Happy I Got Rhythm and Strutting Along plus a medley tap routine. Vicki Benfield Janet Kearns and Juanita Hayworth led a tap medley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Mann
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
West High Street
G. M. Haley
Adams Dance Studio
Juanita Hayworth
Janet
Nature Study Club First Course On Flower Arrangements
Mrs. Hugh Kellam demonstrated the first course in a series on flower arrangements for the Nature Study Garden Club. The meeting led by president Mrs. C. H. McConnell included a Garden Council report by Mrs. R. J. Johnson and a nominating committee. Plans were made to visit the Virginia Fraley Armfield School and to host a veterans birthday party in Salisbury. Coffee and pastries were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kellam
Nature Study Garden Club
J. D. Martin
Virginia Fraley Armfield School
C. W. Carter
W. Pappas
Salisbury
Ed Thrower
Carl Bailey
John Davis Jr
Evelyn Seamon
Paul Collins
James Ruark
P. M. Harris
Everett Wall
Thurman Wall
High Point Garden Council
Dogwood Garden Club Hears Perennial Borders Program
Mrs. Dale Montgomery spoke on perennial borders at the Dogwood Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Max Cooke on W Lexington. She urged yearly border maintenance with annual chrysanthemum division and biennial phlox division, and shown color slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogwood Club
Dale Montgomery
Dogwood Garden Club
Max Cooke
W. Lexington Avenue
Montgomery
Births at High Point Memorial Hospital
George Howard Beamon and Faison Hardin born Feb 10 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Ralph F Beamon and William H Hawley families. Sharon Maria Quick born Feb 8 at local hospital to M J Quick Route 5. Weekend events and style tips follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph F. Beamon
English St
George Howard
High Point Memorial Hospital
William H. Hawley
Dartmouth St
Faison Hardin
High Point Hospital
M. J. Quick
Route 5
Sharon Maria
Mrs Rivers Addresses Out To Grow Garden Club
Mrs. Leon Rivers spoke on tuberous begonias at the Out to Grow Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Everett Wall at 209 East Ray Street. She advised using hanging baskets, noted bulb drainage, and drying stored bulbs for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Rivers
Out To Grow Garden Club
Everett Wall
E. Ray St
Day Center for Handicapped Children Talked at ABWA Meeting
Mrs. C. F. Harris outlined the Day Center for Handicapped Children and its history from Field Street to Cloverdale School. The Center serves 23 mentally retarded children with a four member staff, funded by city schools, and was featured with progress films and calls for community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Harris
ABWA
Furniture Capital Chapter
American Business Women’s Association
C. F. Harris
Marguerite’s
Maurice Peace
Harris
United Fund
Sunset Garden Club Meeting in Trinity Fri Evening
Friday at 7 30 p m the Sunset Garden Club will meet with Mrs Thom as Bouldin in Trinity for a local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset Garden Club
Thomas Bouldin
Trinity
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rte
Women of
Moose
Grace Flower Shop
High Point
Julie Nixon
Vice —S
Julie
Kevin Reed
Washington, D.C
Frosty
Kevin
R. J. Johnson
Johnson
E. E. Koonce
L. P. Earnhardt
al Klemme
William Linthicum
Edgedale
West
Lexington Avenue
P.C.S. Credit
Libby
George Howard Beamon
Faison Hardin Hawley
Sharon Maria Quick
Ywca Calendar
Mills Home
Mrs. Rivers
Out To Grow
Louise Adams
Association
High Point College
Lucille Monroe
Adoria
S. Main Street
Formica, Micarta
Cameras, Film and Supplies
N. Main St
Coats
Tobias Arca
Orson
Batiste
Dacron
Children’s World
Tobias
Tobias Baby
Tobias Children’s
Orson Shawls
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