VEW Auxiliary Plants Trees At Local Store
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619 and auxiliary report a bicentennial tree planting project. Three trees were planted at Sears Dept Store on High Street. Members received booklets and heard readings. New member welcomed, white elephant sale held to raise funds for Cancer Aid Research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 619
Charlie Logan
Sears Dept
High Street
Troy Hunter
Architects of Freedom
Emma Vaughn
Betty Gay
Cancer Aid Research Fund
Carrie Beal
Erline Mayberry
Jean Polson
Edgeview Road
House Plant Talk At Country Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. Motsinger demonstrated care for house plants at the Deep River Extension Homemakers program. She praised a gloxiata with 12 blooms and noted bulbs need proper sun and care. The group discussed annuals in pots, donkey tail, and other favored plants while dolls and a club business session were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Matsinger
Deep River Extension Homemakers Club
Country Garden Club
Orvie Hayworth
Hayworth
R. Hedgecock
Motsinger
Verah Smith
W. L. Hinkle
Guilford County
Friendly Garden Club Luncheon Reunion Recalls 1936 Start
Twelve former members of the Friendly Garden Club gathered for a luncheon at the Cavalier Inn Steak House on Wednesday. The club, started in 1936 by Mrs. D H Parsons, Mrs. Martha Parsons, and Mrs. Alta Wilson, remained active for 32 years and dissolved in 1968. Attendees included Mrs. Stella Seltz, Mac Allred, Bernice Allred, Mable Jordan, Nora Chilton, Luna Ridge, Mae Cooper, Kiva Millikan, Pearl Kearns, Annie Mathews, Mrs. E P Wright, and Bernice Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Garden Club
Cavalier Inn
D H Parsons
Martha Parsons
Alta Wilson
Stella Seltz
Mac Allred
Bernice Allred
Mable Jordan
Nora Chilton
Luna Ridge
Mae Cooper
Kiva Millikan
Pearl Kearns
Gardeners Workshop Presented By Mrs Anthony Jacobi
Mrs Anthony Jacobi presented a program at the Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club meeting held Thursday at Mrs Dennis Youngs home. She demonstrated a kitchen arrangement using mushrooms parsley carrot tops and a tin can and another arrangement with greenery and berries. Door prize nuts were awarded to Cathy Davis. Karen Nibbelink the clubs president opened the meeting by reading I Saw God Wash the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Jacobi
Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club
Dennis. Young
Baby Richard Scott Born to Mr and Mrs Harrison
Mr and Mrs Richard Harrison of Gastonia announce the birth of a son named Richard Scott on February 5. Mrs Holland of High Point is the mother and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Holland of High Point. Mr Harrison is the son of Mrs Rebecca Harrison of Thomasville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harrison
Gastonia
Richard Scott
Harrison
Dane, Holland
High Point
J. D. Holland
Mr. Harrison
Rebecca Harrison
Thomasville
Jill Renee Ashby Weds Donald Hardin in Chesterfield
Jill Renee Ashby of Winston-Salem married Donald Craige Hardin of Thomasville February 14 in Chesterfield with Probate Judge Betty Curt is officiating. The couple resides in Thomasville and plans a reception at Wallcliff Park hosted by C E Hardin and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Hardin Campbell
Danny A. Campbell
Hardin
Ledford High School
Davidson County Community College
Stiles Construction Co
High Point
Piedmont Drive and Rescue Assn
Thomasville
C. E. Hardin
Wallcliff Park
Lisa Link
William Ashby
Winston-Salem
Cindy Ashby
UNC
Chapel Hill
Michael Raybon Speaks At Pilot Club Meet
Michael Raybon assistant principal of Ragsdale High School and athletic director addressed Pilot Club of High Point at the Sheraton Hotel dinner meeting. He discussed the NC Cultural Exchange Wrestling Team tour of Norway and Sweden, with slides and Q&A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Raybon
Ragsdale High School
Pilot Club
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
C. E. Sellers
J. F. Lambeth
Sellers
Raybon
N. C. Cultural Exchange
Norway
Sweden
Antique program on antiques at High Point Museum Guild
Mrs. James E. Gill Jr spoke on antique collecting at the High Point Museum Guild meeting at the museum on Tuesday. She urged shopping at antique shops shows auctions and flea markets and stressed comparing and studying items to be a good collector. Books recommended include The Golden Guide to Antiques Furniture Treasury and Furniture of the Pilgrim Century. The guild approved funding for a color head for the photo enlarger and to aid a PACE worker’s salary in summer. Mildred Lea announced a donated first aid kit and guild plans for the Bicentennial Christmas tree ornaments and key chains to sell in Craft Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Gill Jr
High Point Museum Guild
Gill
Ann Kilborn Cole
Furniture Treasury
Wallace Nutting
North Carolina
Mildred Lea
Guild
PACE
J. K. Garrett
Lea
Design Seminar Examines Elderly Interior Needs At UNCG
A one day awareness session on barrier free interior design for the elderly and disabled will be held at UNC Greensboro on Wednesday February 25. The event features Bar bara Laging and Andrea Luthershane with public and professional tracks, panel discussions, and hands on activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Barbara Laging
Andrea Luthershane
National Endowment For the Arts
Washington, D.C
Mary C. Miller
Department of Interior Design
Alexander and
Philips
Elliot University Center
E. Hi. Martinat
Whitaker Rehabilitation Center
Winston-Salem
Ronald Mace
Fayetteville
John S. McRae III
Claudius Dockery TI
Michael Kroelinger
UNCG
Katie Manley
Wentworth
Alexander and Phillips
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R. B. Cordell
Sears Roebuck
Carrie S. Beal
VFW
Dorothy Hunter
Scott Harrison
Jill Renee Ashby
Mr. Hardin
Michael Raybor
Westchester Mall
Max Y. O'Connor
James Gill Jr
Military Academy
West Point
U.S
Department of Anterior Design
School of Home Economics
The
American Socie
Ty of Interior Designers
Andrus Gerontology Center
California
Laging
WinDsor
Drug Store Inc. Saas
Westwood
Inderella Salon of Beauty
E. Green
Guilford Optical Core
APA
Southerland Ar Wilton
Aubrey Bowman Land An
Apple Tree
Schoffelera
ChePlant
North Main Street
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