Visiting Bride To Be Honored With Courtesy Shower
A courtesy shower for Miss Sarah Doub of Winston-Salem was hosted at the home of Mrs. 5.D. Smith of 1508 Beaucrest Rd with sister Mrs. Garland Morris of Denton attending. Miss Doub will wed Kiffin Penry of Winston-Salem March 20 at Baltimore Methodist Church in Bend. Mrs. Smith will be a bridesmaid.
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Sarah Doub
Winston-Salem
5.D. Smith
Beaucrest Rd
Garland Morris
Denton
Miss Doub
Kiffin Penry
Baltimore Methodist Church
Bend
Smith
Jan Morris
The World We Want Talk by Dr C E Rozzelle
Dr C E Rozzelle spoke on The World We Want to the Mid-Week Study Club at Mrs C E Rozzelle’s Lexington Avenue home. Thirteen members attended as spring flowers decorated the festive setting and coffee and sweet course were served after the program. He based his talk on Trygve Lie’s In the Interest of Peace and outlined five principles including sacred life freedom to think and speak choice of work home ownership and worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Jene
Bend
Eee R. Pany
Dee A Guaet
East Bend
Winston-Salem
Greensboro
Denton
Thomasville
High Point
C. E. Rozzelle
Lexington Ave
Rozzelle
J. A. Eshelman
Trygve Lie
Rose Culture Talk at Out Our Way Garden Club
C M Kimrey Guilford County Farm Agent spoke on Rose Culture and pest control at the Out Our Way Garden Club meeting. Mrs Harry Hawthorn presided. council report by Mrs G E Brewer. club voted ten dollars to a needy fund and twenty dollars for hot lunches for needy children. Nominating committee named to present officer slate for next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Kimrey
Guilford County
Kimrey
Harry Hawthorn
G. E. Brewer
D. B. Wright
L. G. Farmer
R. R. Johnson
Bazaar Planned At Covered Dish Meal Of Friendly Club
Members of The Friendly Garden Club met at Mrs. D. O. Frazier’s home on Montheu Ave for a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. B. T. Clanton led the business portion and outlined plans for the annual bazaar at the next regular meeting at Mrs. L. H. Mathews’s home on Route 1 in Jamestown. The gathering included two guests, Mrs. C. R. Voncannon and Mrs. G. W. Cooper, with no program scheduled after routine business.
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Friendly Garden Club
D. O. Frazier
Montheu Ave
B. T. Clanton
L. H. Mathews
Route 1
Jamestown
C. R. Voncannon
G. W. Cooper
Visitors and recoveries noted in local society page
Mrs. J. H. Williamson remains homebound for three weeks recovering from illness and may receive visitors. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McLean and baby daughter from Atlanta arrive to visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hubbard. Mrs. R. L. Penry of Denton visits in the Smith home on Beaucrest Rd. Katy Ruth Grayson recuperates at High Point Memorial Hospital after surgery and expects to return soon. Linda Gaynell Barnes is recovering from an appendectomy at High Point Memorial Hospital and shows improvement. Dr. and Mrs. Collins Graham of Boston left after a brief visit with Dr. and Mrs. Saunders on Greenway Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Williamson
Lindsay St
C. C. McLean
Atlanta, Ga
Katy Ruth Grayson
High Point Memorial Hospital
Monroe Apts
Linda Gaynell Barnes
Miss Barnes
Allen Jay High School
Collins Graham
Boston
Mass
Saunders
Greenway
Graham
Peek-a-boo caution with babies and risky play
The piece warns against playing hide and seek style peek-a-boo with a young infant. It notes a child may pull covers over the baby and twist them, creating a situation hard for the baby to free themselves from.
Dacron Cushions Feature Rosebud Covers
The item uses a rosebud cover with a saar tae oe-case style and a dacron filling for easy washing. Insides are dacron as well for simple cleaning.
Long-Torso Lines Dominate Children’s Fashion News
New York fashion coverage highlights long torso lines for children with navy white and red blue sailor styles. Slim boy coats return with strong fashion position while navy and pastels lead color trends including pink lilac mauve and yellow. Cinderella sailor dress features white torso with navy collar and red striped kerchief and Bambury coat shows navy cotton rayon with built in petticoat.
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New York
Bambury
Colt
Florist Shares Tips on House Plants for Garden Club
Mrs Francis B Nelson of Nelson Florist spoke to the Town and Country Garden Club on House Plants and Dish Gardens at Mrs Richard Longs home. She advised selecting containers by height color and style and sterilizing soil to kill pests. Charcoal in the water helps plants and fresh flowers. Vice president Mrs Ralph Phibbs presided. committee reports and next year projects were discussed.
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Francis B. Nelson
Nelson Florist’s
Town and Country Garden Club
Richard Long
Florham Ave
Wednesay
Meisky
Hoskins
Alson Gray
Nelson
Ralph Phibbs
Allan Parker
Derby comeback signals return of formal hats in New York
Report from hat makers notes men are again wearing derbies in New York reflecting a shift to more formal business dress. The derby features a narrower brim and fuller crown than earlier styles and comes in pearl gray white or black.
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New York
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Dr. CE. Rozelle
Friendly Club
R. L. Penry
Caeter i
8. D. Smith
Gaile Dugas
NEA Women's
Wrenn & On Sts
Credit Bureau
Merchants Association
North Carolina
Raleigh
Cal
Ruby
DERBY
Lambeth, Inc
S. Main St
Archdale
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