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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1952
Page
7
The Burbank Garden Club marked its 25th anniversary with a program recalling its history. charter member Mrs. D. H. Parsons led the event at the home of Mrs. Hiatt, and president Mrs. Joe Johnson presided as the group voted to contribute to ongoing club activities.
Spartanburg South Carolina Miss Suzanna Earnhardt and Miss Sara Barrer of High Point North Carolina attend Converse College in Spartanburg D C and have earned averages of B or higher for the first semester of 1951 52 They are on the Dean's List Miss Earnhardt is the daughter of Mr and Mrs L P Earnhardt Rotary Drive and Miss Barrier is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C R Barrier Fairway.
The Winston-Salem YWCA lists events including a Thursday 4:00 Senior High Y Teen Valentine Party a 7:00 Finance Committee and 8:00 Board Meeting Friday 1:00 Membership Luncheon 5:30 Y Teen Conference registration Saturday 9:00 Y Teen Conference Winston-Salem 8:00 Nurses Dance 9:00 Y Teen Conference and Church Service Winston-Salem.
Mrs Irwin Black hosted the Town and Country Garden Club at her home where Miss Effie Cox spoke on perennials. She advised selecting long lasting varieties and noted need for regular cultivation or mulching and proper planting care. The talk was introduced by Mrs Joe Gray who provided floral arrangements of snapdragons and jonquils.
High Point Chapter of the DeMolays has organized a Saturday night dance at Ferguson's Cabin for February 16. The event marks a token of appreciation for the state master council and Bill Foster's election as state officer with Tom Strother as local reporter.
Mrs. R. T. Amos spoke to the West Emerywood Garden Club at a High Street home. Hostess Mrs. Kirkman welcomed about fifteen members while president Mrs. Charles Kearns conducted routine business before the speaker discussed azalea care, planting, feeding, and post bloom care.
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