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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1960

Page

6

Till 'n Toil Garden Club elects new officers

The Till n Toil Garden Club elected officers at Mrs. Harold Farlow home. Chan Pegram became president with Har old McGee as vice president Del Risdon recording secretary James Hayworth corresponding secretary Bill Stout treasurer Clayton Mays custodian and Jack Greer publicity chair. Outgoing president William Spillers led the meeting. The group revised by laws and planned participation in April Flower Show. Greer appointed to chair constitution committee.

Harold Farlow N. Rotar Chan Pegram Harold McGee del Risdon James Hayworth Bill Stout Clayton Mays Jack

Membership Drive Report At VFW Auxiliary Meeting

Summers-Hodgin Ladies Auxiliary Post 9899 met at Archdale post home presided by Mrs. Anna McKinney. Dorothy Lowe announced Team I won the drive. Team II to treat winners to supper. New members added and requests made for art exchange, cancer aid support, and donations of used cameras stamps and textiles. Next meeting is March 7 at 8 PM hosted by Mrs. Aleen Fields.

Summers-Hodgin Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Archdale Anna McKinney Dorothy Lowe Team I Team II Ruth King Mary Hodgin Department Erline Mayberry Marie Barnard McKinney Mary Brown Department of North Carolina Brown Crusade For Freedom Gertrude Lowe Oteen Aleen Fields

Births Report in High Point Area

Several families announce new arrivals with births between February 14 and February 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital and local hospitals. Brantley Mark Angel born Feb 21 in Greensboro. Kathy Rae Bunn born Feb 23. George Leon Eller born Feb 23. Eric Dean Robbins born Feb 23. Wendell Albert White born Feb 22. Wendell Craig Suggs born Feb 22. Janet Lynn Staton born Feb 22. Jan Marie Miller born Feb 14.

Royce N. Angel Guilford College Brantley Mark Moses H. Cone Hospital Greensboro Angel Sylvia Gail Fee O. High Kathy Baenell Bunn Harold R. Bunn Whiteoak St Kathy Raenell High Point Memorial Hospital James L. Eller Route 1 High Point George Leon Eric Dean Robbins E. A. Robbins Jr Winston-Salem Eric Dean William C. Suggs Kearns Ave Wendell Craig R. Glenn Staton Janet Lynn

Hillsdale Garden Club hears roses talk by Jack Dunn

Hillsdale Garden Club heard Jack Dunn discuss roses and his rose bed at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Marvin Snider at 2106 Francis St. The program was introduced by J. A. Monroe. After the talk Mrs. Snider presided over a short business session with a horticulture report by Mrs. Richard Harris and a nominating committee named. A dessert course followed.

Jack Dunn Hillsdale Garden Club Marvin Snider Francis St Lyles Kearns J. A. Monroe Dunn Snider Richard Harris L. S. Averett Charles Smith Ralph Gurley

Alumnae Chapter Zeta Tau Alpha Holds Meeting

The Alumnae Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha met for a business and manning session at Mrs. J. K. Litton’s home 600 Ashe St. Mrs. Hubert Bryant led the business portion while reports and future projects were discussed. A social hour followed with refreshments. Mrs. Ring planned to assist but was ill and sent refreshments.

Zeta Tau Alpha J. K. Litton Ashe St Hubert Bryant E. T. Ring Hastess

Honesty in Compliments and Social Warmth

Ruth Millett compares two compliment styles and argues extravagant praise feels sincere when given generously. She invites readers to choose the more vivid option, then urges giving warmer praise freely to avoid sounding insincere.

Craftsmanship Outlasts a Little Pull in the Long Run

The article emphasizes that patient work and solid technique beat quick fixes. It cautions against relying on shortcuts and highlights steady effort as the key to lasting results. It frames durable quality as superior to temporary gains.

Beauty on a Budget Riviera Cold Wave Call

A West End beauty shop advertises a Riviera guaranteed cold wave service for ten dollars. The offer lists contact via phone 4398 and provides address 1505 English Street.

Riviera West End English ST

Ward Bride Elect Honored at Archdale Shower

A bridal shower at Mrs. Wilbur Tuttle’s home honored Miss Helen Marie Ward bride elect. Hostess Mrs. Clyde Memory presented a corsage and the gift table held pink rosebud decor. Guests included Mrs. W. T. Ward and Mrs. Edwin Cox. Helen Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ward of Archdale, is to wed Gurney Cox on March 4 at Archdale Church of the Nazarene.

Helen Marie Ward Wilbur Tuttle Clyde Memory Edwin Cox Miss Ward W. T. Ward Archdale Gurney Cox Archdale Church of Connie Dew

Recital On Ballads By Dr Greer For Musical Club

Dr I G Greer of Chapel Hill lectured and sang American ballads for the Musical Art Club Monday evening. Mrs Harry Alexander hosted at 1122 N Rotary Dr with Mrs Thad McInnis, Mrs Jeanne Mallory and Henry Whipple assisting.

Dr. Greer Musical Club I. G. Greer Chapel Hill Musical Art Club Harry Alexander N. Rotary Dr Alexander Thad McInnis Jeanne Mallory Henry Whipple

Local Patients Reported at Area Hospitals

Miss Lillian McFarland of 212 Welch Dr underwent surgery early this week at High Point Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors. Sam Brookbank of Archdale returned to Airdale Memorial Hospital Statesville Monday after leg surgery Tuesday, part of a three year series of operations. R. B. Sutton of 1202 Centennial Ave is treated for a virus infection at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs. J. T. Davis of 601 Chandler St remains under treatment at High Point Memorial Hospital and expects to be confined about three weeks with visitors allowed.

Lillian McFarland Welch Dr High Point Memorial Hospital Sam Brookbank Lee Street Archdale Statesville Airdale Memorial Hospital Brookbank R. B. Sutton Centennial Ave J. T. Davis Chandler St

Serving Hominy in Cream Sauce with Onion and Pimiento

A brief note on Southern cookery suggests using canned hominy served in a cream sauce with onion for flavor and pimiento for color.

Miss Bullin Hosts Phi Tau Chapter Bingo Night

Miss Darlene Bullin hosted a Phi Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Phi gathering at 1403 Ragan St. A short business meeting led by president Miss Eleanor Baker preceded bingo with prizes to Bullin McSwain Lee Baker and Luther. Next meeting set for March 8 at Miss McSwain 1124 Adams St.

Phi Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Darlene Bullin Ragan St Eleanor Baker Misses Bullin Carolyn McSwain Wendy Lee Christine Baker Kaye Luther

Women of the Moose Meet Thursday Evening

The Women of the Moose will gather Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Moose Home on Church Street for their meeting.

Women of Moose Women of the Moose Church Street

Canterbury Club To Meet Friday

The Canterbury Club will meet Friday at 3 30 p m with Mrs E T Harrison hosting at her Emerywood Court apartment.

Canterbury Club E. T. Harrison Emerywood Court

The Conscious Use of the Subconscious Mind

Article notes we waste mental energy trying to force the conscious mind. March Reader's Digest offers three methods to rouse the subconscious mind on tough problems while you relax.

March Reader's Digest

Mrs. Thomas Speaks To Dig N Dream Club

Mrs. 0. W. Thomas spoke on making flower containers at the Dig n Dream Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. E. J. Davis at 814 E. Farriss Ave. She demonstrated containers using lead, copper twine, straw, lichen and driftwood and showed completed pieces.

Mrs. Thomas Dig ‘N Dream Club 0. W. Thomas Dig ‘N’ Dream Garden Club E. J. Davis E. Farriss Ave Plummer Robert Culler

Pattern Catalog Ad for Marian Martin Spring Styles

An old classified style ad promotes Marian Martin sewing patterns for spring and summer. It lists size ranges from 14 to 24 and fabric requirements, urging readers to send fifty cents plus postage to the Pattern Dept in New York. The notice highlights a new 1960 catalog with over 100 designs and asks for name, address, size, and style number to be sent.

Marian Martin High Point Enterprise West 18Th St New York N. Y

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Till ‘N’ Toil Club VFW Brantley Mark Angel George Leon Eller Wendell Albert White Charles W. White Worth Ave Wendell Albert High Point Hospital Wendell Craig Suggs Janet Lynn Staton Jan Marie Miller Dennis Miller Archdale Rd Jan Marie Hillsdale Club Ruth Millett Susan Janet Teague Miss Bullin Miss Lee Scarlett Bird Supply N. Main St Lang Mullinix Fain Gibson Carmel N. Wrenn ST General Electric Ultra-Vision Jamestown, N. C
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