Mayor Proclaims February As American History Month
High Point Mayor Jess Washburn proclaims February as American History Month. The proclamation notes the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsors the month and calls on organizations and schools to emphasize American History study to foster appreciation for living in a free country founded by ancestors.
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Jess Washburn
High Point
Washburn
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Fair Grove Club Welcomes New Members and Plans Projects
The Fair Grove Home Demonstration Club welcomed new members Mrs Henry Kennedy and Mrs Ronald Shaw at a Friday meeting at Mrs Brad Sechrests home. The program featured heart health tips from Accent on Health and plans for a Cordelia Kelly TV visit in March.
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Fair Grove Home Demonstration Club
Brad Sechrest
Thomasville
Henry Kennedy
Ronald Shaw
Fair Grove Home
Holly Grove Road
Willie Welborn
Helen Fouts
Alpha Rho Chapter Plans Shamrock Ball After Weather Delay
Members of Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs Gray Williamson’s home for a covered dish supper. A business session scheduled a Shamrock Ball for March 15 at the Shrine Club Greensboro Road. They reported donations to Girl Scouts and Oak Hill School, plus a Mardi Gras themed fashion show February 27 at the Senior High auditorium.
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Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Gray Williamson
Pine Ridge Drive
Shrine Club
Greensboro Road
Girl Scouts
Oak Hill School
Birth Announcements Reach High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs W O Witcher of Route 3 announce the birth of Wellington Lee on February 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs R A Wilson Jr of 1107 Farlow Street announce the birth of Robert Anderson III on February 17 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Harold Gene Stultz Jr born February 15 to Mr and Mrs H Gene Stultz. Lee Thomas Henderson born February 17 to Mr and Mrs Lee F Henderson of Route 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Martha Ann Evans born February 18 to Mr and Mrs J A Evans of 835 Willow Street at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Wellington Lee Witcher
W. O. Witcher
Route 3
Wellington Lee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Wilsons
R. A. Wilson Jr
Farlow St
Robert Anderson III
Harold Gene Stultz JR
H. Gene Stultz
Harold Gene Jr
Lee Thomas Henderson
Lee F. Henderson
Route 5
Lee Thomas
Martha Ann Evans
J. A. Evans
Willow St
Martha Ann
Jewish Women Will Not Meet Tonight
High Point branch of the National Council of Jewish Women canceled the meeting scheduled for this evening at B'nai Israel Educational Center. Council president Mrs. Fred Swartzberg said the next date will be announced later.
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High Point
National Council of Jewish Women
B'nai Israel
Fred Swartzberg
Ater
Wednesday and Thursday Community Meetings and Card Games
Mid-Week Study Club convenes with Mrs Holt McPherson at 700 Hillcrest Dr at 8 pm. Council of Jewish Women gathers at B Nai Israel Educational Center. Private Duty Nurses meet with Mrs Ann ied at 824 Fifth St. Gardenette Ace Sub hosts Mrs Boyd Chapman 1113 Bridges St at 7:45 pm. A fractional point duplicate bridge game open to the public will be played at the Woman's Club.
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Holt McPherson
Hillcrest Dr
Council of Jewish Women
B'Nai Israel Educational Center
Annied
Fifth St
Boyd Chapman
Bridges St
Woman's Club
Emerywood Club Pians Dance Breakfast Saturday
Emerywood Country Club hosts a monthly dance with Chip Wood and Ms orchestra providing music. Dancing starts at 9 p.m. and runs to 1 a.m. Breakfast is served 11 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Reservations are accepted at the club office until Saturday morning. The Sunday buffet runs 12 to 2 p.m. per club manager William Nixon.
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Chip Wood
Ms Orchestra
Emerywood Country Club
William Nixon
Colonial Club Cancels Saturday Dance Event
Oscar Ellington announced the Colonial Country Club buffet supper and dance planned for Saturday evening for members has been canceled. A future date will be announced.
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Oscar Ellington
Colonial Country Club
Ellington
Notable Local Residents Update From Health and Travel News
Mrs E E O Sullivan of 110 Manor Dr is a Duke Hospital patient undergoing major surgery today. Mrs Rogers formerly Mrs F D Mom Rogers. Mr and Mrs Fred A Thomas Jr will depart tomorrow for a Mexico City Acapulco vacation. Mrs Eugene Jenkins of Fair Grove Forest Thomasville is convalescing after surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors. William Sprinkle of Durham spent weekend with brother Tom Sprinkle at 506 Hillcrest Dr. G E Thayer at 1132 Montheu Ave has been treated at George Washington University Hospital and remains in Room 4023 A for about a week. Mrs Virginia Jackson returned home after attending an international Rotary secretaries meeting in Evanston Illinois.
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E. E. O'Sullivan
110 Manor Dr
Duke Hospital
O'Sullivan
F. D
Rogers
Fred A. Thomas Jr
Forest Hill Dr
Mexico City
Acapulco
Mexico
Eugene Jenkins
Fair Grove Forest
Thomasville
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jenkins
William Sprinkle
Durham
Tom Sprinkle
Hillcrest Dr
G. E. Thayer
Montheu Ave
George Washington University Hospital
Washington, D. C
Thayer
Oak View School PTA Meeting Postponed
The Oak View School PTA announces its February meeting is postponed from tomorrow night to February 27.
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Oak View
PTA
Oak View School
Fashion Original Chemise Dress Offers Quick Sew Solution
The chemise dress is hailed as fashion forward yet easy to sew. The New York Fashion Original No F-3 promises varied designs and coordinating ideas, with patterns available by mail for one dollar to Fashion Originals High Point Enterprise Box 438 Midtown Station New York.
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New York
High Point
Midtown Station
N. Y
Robert Reeds Entertain Club In Thomasville
Mr and Mrs Robert Reed hosted their bridge club Friday night at Wallcliff home. Two tables played with Mrs Tom Alexander winning high prize for ladies a billfold and W Gilbert Snyder Jr high for men a handkerchiefs and key chain. A Valentine themed salad course followed. The group plans to meet March 14 at the Snyder home on Spring Street.
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Thomasville
Robert Reed
Wallcliff
Tom Alexander
W. Gilbert Snyder Jr
Nurses Cancel Thursday Meet
Private duty nurses canceled their meeting planned for Thursday evenings at the home of Mrs. Ann Slack at 824 Fifth Street. The date of the next meeting will be announced later.
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Ann Slack
Fifth St
Archdale Friends Women Cancel Thursday Meeting
Inclement weather forces the United Society of Friends Women of Archdale Friends Meeting to cancel Thursday activities. First Methodist Church cancels tonight Family Night Supper at 6 30 p m due to weather.
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Archdale Friends
United Society of Friends Women of Archdale Friends Meeting
First Methodist Church
Church Women Plan Thursday Meet at Buffalo Presbyterian
The Presbyterian Women of the Church of District 2 will meet tomorrow at Buffalo Presbyterian Church in Greensboro at 10 a.m. The gathering ends with lunch at noon. Randolph and Guilford counties are in District 2 Orange Presbytery and all women from the area are urged to attend.
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Presbyterian
Church of District 2
Buffalo Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
Randolph
Guilford Counties
Orange Presbytery
VFW Auxiliary Cancels Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Post 1960 cancels the meeting for tomorrow night. The next gathering is planned for March 6.
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VFW
Ladies Auxiliary
Vvfw
Nounced
Waffle Batter Consistency Alters Griddle Prep
The note explains that thick waffle batter changes how to prepare and heat the griddle and pan. It advises starting the heating when spreadable and ready for pouring and mixing with pancake batter to avoid sticking or uneven cooking.
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Wmfy-Tv
Jerome Collett
Vera Idol
Archie Lomax
M. A. Black
John Hamilton
Fisher Ferry Street
Dr. Guild
Green Mountain
S. Wrenn ST
Emerywood Club
Pians
Colonial Club
Virginia Jackson
Evanston, TH
Rotary Club
The
Robert Reeds Entertain Club
Grace Flower Shop
Wrenn & Howell
Sts
DuPont Rentine
Monark Shade Co
Greenland
Rosanne
Navy
Red
Beauty Supplies & Gifts
Carolina Beauty
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Dorr Taelm
Cma
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