World Day of Prayer Planned for March 6 at St Stephens
Mrs. J Clyde Baxter Jr leads High Point Church Women United in organizing World Day of Prayer for March 6 at St Stephens AME Zion Church Leonard Street with co chairmen Mrs M B Anderson and Mrs J B Jones. The Rev J T Stanley of Greensboro will speak at the adult service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Clyde Baxter Jr
Church Women United
High Point
St. Stephens Ame Zion Church
Leonard Street
M. B. Anderson
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
J. B. Jones
St. Stephens
William S. Creech
First Presbyterian
Robert E. Stroupe
Emmanuel Lutheran
C. Nathan Slack
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
C. Edwin Chappell
J. T. Stanley
Greensboro
Mr. Stanley
Congregational Christian Churches Southeast
Pilgrim United Church of Christ
United States
Germans Entertain At Dance At Emerywood
The High Point Germans Club held a sweetheart ball and champagne breakfast at Emerywood Country Club from 8 p m to 1 a m with Mr and Mrs J Sanders Dallas as hosts and Mr and Mrs Louis J Fisher Jr as hosts. Hors doeuvres were served 8 to 9 p m then dancing to Harry Snell Band 9 p m to 1 a m. Midnight breakfast featured champagne punch and heart shaped desserts. The buffet displayed a pink cloth with a silver wine cooler and carnations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Emerywood Country Club
J. Sanders
Dallas
Louis J. Fisher Jr
Harry Snell
Winston-Salem
Births Reported From High Point Area Families
Multiple birth announcements from High Point and nearby towns list new daughters and sons with dates Feb. 10 to Feb. 13. Families include Westmoreland Goodlet Idol Sellers Mendenhall George Lynn Reece Men denhall Hussey George Brock Rhodes and others. A gala event notes guests and decor. Next event is a May 16 supper and combo at Rebels' Roost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Sherrill
High Point Hospital
Floyd Goodlet
Kivett
Charles Mendenhall Jr
Brian Hardy
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jeffery Scott
James Horace Brock
Route 4
Reavis Cowan Pair Are Married in Winston-Salem Church
Mickey Ann Cowan and Thomas Larry Reavis wed at 4 PM in Reavis Memorial Baptist Church Winston-Salem. Rev Clyde Tucker officiated with music by organist Mrs Wesley Johnson. The couple will reside at 119H Charleston Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Ann Cowan
Thomas Larry Reavis
Winston-Salem
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Clyde Tucker
Wesley Johnson
Carl Grayson Cowan
Paul
T. J. Reavis Jr
Oak Grove Rd
Nancy Tucker
Kelly Tucker
Tracy Ingram
Larry Cowan
Harold Ingram
Verlin Stockner
Allen Jay High School
Forsyth Memorial Hospital School of
Forsyth Hospital
Reavis
Reynolds High School
Winston- Salem
Program On Irises Is Given By Dr Roy Epperson
Dr Roy Epperson presented a program on irises at the Dogwood Garden Club meeting held at Mrs Kenneth Cheek's home on Kensington Drive. He noted five to six hundred rarities are introduced each year and that he grows Dykes Medalist winners. He invited the club to visit his garden in the spring and Mrs W R Malpass gave the garden council report. Members were reminded they will handle an arrangement in the garden center at Sears on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Epperson
Dogwood Garden Club
Kenneth Cheek
Kensington Drive
Charles Scott
Epperson
W. R. Malpass
Garden Council
Sears
Must For Legs Moisturizing Cream Advice
In cold weather the cream is essential for leg protection. Apply at night and in the morning before going out to guard against icy air and chapped skin.
Postponement Of Meet Told
The meeting of the National Assn. of Letter Carriers Auxiliary planned for this evening with Mrs. Jesse Lowe has been postponed until next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Assn. of Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Jesse Lowe
UNC Greensboro Professor Performs at Musical Art Club
Dr. Phillip Morgan, UNC Greensboro music professor, presents a program at the Musical Art Club meeting scheduled for 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Morgan
UNC
Greensboro
Musical Art Club
Junior League Consultant to Visit Here This Week
Mrs. Walter H. Swayze, consultant on league finance for the Association of the Junior Leagues of America, will visit High Point Wednesday and Thursday to meet with finance related committees and the High Point Junior League board. Her extensive volunteer background includes roles with the Junior League of Trenton and various community organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Swayze
Association of the Junior Leagues of America
High Point
High Point Junior League
Swayze
England
Rider College, School of Business Administration
Lawrenceville
N.J
Junior League of
Trenton
League
Children’s Theatre
Quebec
Sun Valley
Houston
Trenton Symphony Orchestra
YMCA
Girl Scout Council
United Fund
Conservation Needs Discussed At Sunset Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. Tom Richardson spoke on conservation at the Sunset Garden Club gathering in Archdale with 16 members present. She cited air and water pollution and urged ecological awareness, noting issues from Baldhead Island to refuge land dumping. A garden symposium in Charlotte and a flower show school in Winston-Salem were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Richardson
Sunset Garden Club
P. L. White
Archdale
Lola Frazer
Richardson
America
North Carolina
Baldhead Island
Gilber Pearson
White
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
Opera Tour Discussed By Mrs Lindsay At Music Club
Mrs. J W Lindsay recounted an opera tour to Europe for the Friday Morning Music Study Club hosted by Mrs Allen Mebane and associates. The group attended 10 operas across seven countries, visiting Florence Milan London Paris Rome and more, with stops at La Scala and Covent Garden among others. luncheon followed with 14 members and one guest present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Beethoven
Verdi
Vienna
Ernani
la Scala
Milan
Rimsky Korsakov
Covent Garden
London
Puccini
Richard Neuberger
Munich
W. T. Powell
Racial Justice Seminar Set in Salem
The second in a seminar series on Racial Justice will be at 6 30 p m Tuesday in the Choral Room at the Salem Fine Arts Center. Sponsored by FOCUS and Salem College groups, it is open free to the public. The session titled Black Economy and Labor will start with Cycle to Nowhere followed by discussion led by Clark Thompson and Daniel J Scheuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Salem Fine Arts Center
FOCUS
Salem College Interdenominational Group
Salem College
Clark Thompson
Daniel J Scheuer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baxter
J. A. Marsh Jr
W. Carson Cox
L. B. Haizlip
Garden Center
Sears Garden Center
Garden Club
J. W. Thomas
Luther E. Klutz
Wayside Garden Club
Hugh Kellam
Art Richardson
Lisa Westmoreland
E. Allen Westmoreland
Route 5
Lisa Ann
Diana Goodlet
Tamara Idol
Tamara Lynn
Mrs
Thomas Idol
Cedron Ave
Cherida Sellers
Lawrence Sellers
Langford Dr
Cherida Lartenette
Jamey Lynn
Jamey Brian
George Otis Lynn
Virginia Ave
Thomasville
Reece Twins
D. R. Reece
Welborn St
Patrick Dwayne
Penny Darlene
Brian Mendenhall
Leslie Hussey
Farrell Hussey
Rt. 1
Kernersville
Leslie Renee
Charles George
Charles J. George Jr
Oaklawn St
Charles Michael
Marsha Hawks
Marsha Ann
Frank M. Hawks
Route 3
Jeffery Brock
Sylvester Rhodes
Sylvester R. Rhodes
Short St
Sylvester Royster Jr
Fred Heina
Hoyt Hackney
Bradley Dozier
Hickory
Arch K. Schoch Jr
Dozier
Stevie State
James Cole
Durham
Charles W. Surles Jr
Cole
Surles
Arthur Honeycutt Jr
Philip B. Davis Jr
Jim Davis
James Everitt
E. S. Arthur Jr
Z. Neil Anderson
Dan Herring
Rebels’ Roost
Reavis-Cowan
Kelloggs
Harold Bowe
Winston-Salem, N. C
High Point Enterprise
Adelaide Wendler
Woman's Editor
Mrs. Swayze
Montheu Ave
MT. Calvary
Newell C
Mcmahan
Dial
Caryl Richards
Wurlitzer
Peaxwson 4G Music CO
S. Main St
Raleigh and
Caemen
N. Main ST
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