Wayside Garden Club Hears Hodgin Pruning Talk
At Mrs. Koonts home in February the Wayside Garden club heard J B Hodgin discuss pruning of shrubs roses trees and grapevines. A round table followed with extra tips.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1950
Page
7
At Mrs. Koonts home in February the Wayside Garden club heard J B Hodgin discuss pruning of shrubs roses trees and grapevines. A round table followed with extra tips.
Three High Point students from Mars Hill College earned honor club memberships. Jean Short joined the International Relations Club, Ruth Ejlen Monroe the Business Club, and Joann Green the Music Club, after meeting GPA and credit requirements.
The Cloverdale P T A met Monday with Ada Blair and Oak Hill guests. Miss Margaret Flintom spoke on Your Child In His Home to parents of six to eight year olds in first through third grade. Refreshments followed for seventy attending members.
The Mothers' Prayer band will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at 609 Blair Street with Mrs Callie Dennis hosting and Mrs J Q Cheves leading.
Do not let beaten egg whites stand or they will collapse and release water. Use immediately for best volume and texture.
Polka dot or print dress pattern offers sizes 12 through 20 with 39 inch fabric needs for size 16. Includes illustrated instructions and a call to mail twenty five cents to Anne Adams at New York for pattern and book details. Also mentions a nutrition note about potatoes and the potato skin value.
The Business and Professional club of the YWCA met at the Y for a dinner with Miss Helen Betts presiding. Mrs Dale sos rmggy spoke on wild flowers noting 6000 plus varieties in North Carolina, 128 drug plants, and 166 tree types while describing monthly wildflower cycles. Guests included Miss Madeline Kivett and Miss Virginia Calhoun.
Ruth Millett notes changing campus life after the GI influence. Married students juggle classes with baby care and husbands plans, with some delaying study for work and a restaurant venture. The piece contrasts past comforts with today’s demands, and ends with a cooking aside on potatoes and kale.
In Winnsboro South Carolina three Charlotte residents went on trial for robbing George Washington Ladd at Salem Crossroads store last August 13. James Robert Pitts known as the man without fingerprints faced charges with Harry Russell and Peggy Jean King a waitress. The trio allegedly stole forty one thousand five hundred dollars from Ladd's life savings.
Winchell reports on Car entries for a $200000 prize being screened as winners are chosen. Gigli is being de-loused for a European tour buildup. Mink coats hit all time low while over 80000 New Yorkers await apartments. Long Island homes priced to 7000 have no buyers. Three manufacturers of falsies close. Theatre owners question Bergman film ban. Confucius quip on pedestal fall. Satire note on politics in Washington.
Advertises Peterson's Ointment as a simple quick relief for eczema pimples red blotches and other skin irritations. Claims itching stops quickly and skin feels better with 40c price at all druggists. Guarantees soothe for itchy feet cracks between toes with money back offer.
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