Garden Clubs Advance Bird Sanctuary Plans in High Point
High Point garden clubs push student oriented bird life program. They place bird houses and feeding trays around schools and college grounds, work with Cub Scouts, and aim to enact a city ordinance preserving birds with Mrs. H A Millis as council president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Garden Club Council
H. A. Millis
High Point Garden Club
F. R. Taylor
W. F. Clayton
Henry Grady Owens
Bird Life Committee
Ray Street School
B. W. Hackney, Jr
Good Will Club
T. A. Tilden
High Point College
Mra. C. A. York
Mra. J. W. Clinard
Burbank
A. Sherrod
R. RB. Blackburn
PP. W Flagge
Blanche Hayworth
Pentagon Ball Sponsors Named From High Point Area
A group of attractive young women from High Point and nearby towns were selected as sponsors for the Pentagon club’s annual spring ball at Sedgefield Manor on Friday March 1 with Jimmy Gunn and the Dixie Serenaders providing the music. The event features a masqu eade theme and a large list of couples and chaperones, led by club mother Mrs Allie Forster, and includes many local residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Pentagon Club
Sedgefield Manor
Jimmy Gunn
Dixie Serenaders
Dot Crawley
Katherine Lowdermilk
Julia Coe
Marguerite Mann
Mary Frances Sutton
Libby Bishop
Wilfred Schlosser
Greensboro
Mildred Dally
Burlington
Virginia Boyles
Thomasville
Church Social Serves Supper and Community Events
A creamed chicken supper will be served by the Woman's Auxiliary of Springfield Friends church on Thursday evening at six with a small plate charge. The High Point Union of Methodist Young People hosts a 7:45 Thursday program at Calvary M E church featuring a three act radio play. Welch Memorial M P Church Auxiliary presents a 7:30 Sunday service followed by a drama with listed cast. Council of Jewish Women met last week to discuss events including a March 6 cabaret dance and a Charlotte convention invitation. Betty Frances Boggan and John Frank Garner wed in High Point ceremony on February 16 1935. Oak Hill school unveiled a large mural from Longfellow's Evangeline, with students involved in its creation. Miss Margaret Briggs visits from Salem College week end with her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
High Point Union of Methodist
Calvary M. EK
Welch Memorial Aux
Woman's Auxiliary
Welch Memorial M. P
William Penn Gite Club
Willie Edwards
Mildred Southern
Mildred Poovey
Mildred Winslow
Margaret Hoover
Joe Edwards
Jarvice Edwards
Betty Lou Harrison
Mollie Ann
Loyd Frye
Zula Spencer
Elizabeth Reed
Wayne Hoover
Ruth Cashwell
Council of Jewish Women
Max Samet
Jake Samet
Sam Tobias
Sedgefield Manor
High Point Section
North Carolina Association of Jewish Men and Women
Charlotte
Harry Jacobs
R. R. Reynolds
Josiah W. Bailey
World Court
Boggan-Garner
W. L. Boggan
Betty Frances
John Frank Garner
High Point
N. C
Hill Street
W.L. Boggan
Greensboro
R. Garner
Point
Oak Hill
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Evangeline
BE. M. Shipman
Local clubs host speakers at High Point gatherings
The American Homes Department meets at Mrs. Gray's home with speaker Mrs. Sidney Brame on Health and Physical Fitness. The Good Will Garden Club hears Rev. Tom Sykes on Becom ing Acquainted With the Queen of Flowers. Other notes mention births, hospital recoveries, and a sixth birthday party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Homes
High Point Woman's Club
W. E B. Gray
West Farriss Avenue
N. P. Yarborough
Sidney Brame
High Point College
Brame
Good Will Club
Sykes
Good Will Garden Club
QO. C. Chidester
Rotary Drive
Tom Sykes
Request for Old Garden Hose for Beautification Work
Mrs. 8 C Clark head of a highway ten beautification project urges local club members to donate old worn garden hoses. The hoses will tie down newly planted trees by Soil Erosion Service workers, sponsored by local garden clubs. Call 2416 to arrange pickup due to urgent need to prevent delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. C. Clark
Highway Number 10
Highway Commission
Soil Erosion Service
Tarboro Visitors and Local News Roundup
Mrs Gatey O Oneal of Tarboro arrived for a month long visit with Mrs L M Moffitt on New Street. Miss Wilma Sher has recovered from a five week illness and is now able to be out. Miss Leila Wootten returned home after attending the Officers Club dance at Fort Bragg and visiting friends in Fayetteville. Mr and Mrs William Jarrell of Chapel Hill are spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs J F Hayden on East Washington Street. Miss Margaret Grayson, student at Meredith College, came to spend the weekend with her parents Dr and Mrs C S Grayson on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Briggs
Salem College
Mrs. J. &. Briggs
Gatey O'Neal
Tarboro
L. M. Moffitt
New Street
O'Neal
Wilma Sher
Leila Wootten
Fort Bragg
Miss Wootten
Fayetteville
William Jarrell
Chapel Hill
J. F. Hayden
East Washington Street
Margaret Grayson
Meredith College
Mary
Mama
Chee-Lid
Innocent Moments Shine Through Family and Church Events
A lighthearted column recalls children’s candid antics at family gatherings and weddings, from clumsy greetings to petals and promises. It notes a flower girl’s precise yet playful missteps, a ring bearer’s dropped ring, and a young spectator’s age joke, ending with social notices on residents and club meetings.
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Pentagon Ball
W. Fraley
Carternahin Ber
O. Arthur Kirkman
L. Holt McPherson
T. J. Neal
C. F. Tomlinson
J. P. Rawley
M. L. Patrick
W. W.W. Lewis
Slias Casey
R. H. Hubbard
L. R. Stewart
O. P. Moffitt
Frank Smith
John Mebane
C. H. Bilis
J. H. McCall
F. J. Sizemore
N. L
W. F. Based
J. W. Hayworth
Paroub
Repousse
I Kirk and
Towle
Us Crystal
North Main Street
American Homes Department
David L. Stanton
Littile
Emma Susanne
East Green Street
Guilford General Hospital
H. I. Brown, JR
H. I. Brown
Caroline Davis
Louise Brown
Hilda Rose Mitchel
Mary McNeill
Doris Gantt
Ella Jean Ball
Jean Montgomery
Pauline Brock
Mack Brock
Tookie Greenway Arlin Pond
C. C. Ball
H. Brown, Jr
T. H. Parrish
Route One
van Maurice
Burrus Memorial Hospital
TEA and Topics Club
A. G. Douglas
Parkway
Abels
Betty Joe Abels
Emerywood Country Club
Tere
Mom
Daddy
Ray
Gertrude Leonard
Willowbrook Street
Elthor
Margot
Miss Lindsay
Winifred Good
Boston
Mass
Frances Merz
Harriet M den
Washington
D. C
Anita Murray
Marietta
Duke
Gordon Lindsay
Med Glee Club
Suegieton
Ellen Sings
Greensboro College For Men
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Burbank Club
Burbank Garden
C. Crett
Rock Road
R. H. Sechrest
Southern Colonial Gardens
Croquignole
Twilight Beauty
Mann Drag No
Ratine
Punjab
Gingham
South Main Street
Ghichardoons
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