Volunteers Announced For Bloodmobile Program At YWCA
Mrs. Bill Morris and Mrs. Charles Foster coordinate the bloodmobile at the YWCA on Gatewood Avenue today and tomorrow. Gray Ladies and Blood Program Aides listed include numerous named volunteers with nurses on duty among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Morris
Charles Foster
Bloodmobile
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
Mesdames Lynn Darden
Harold Chadwick
L. E. Tinsley
Harry Hen
Page Temple
Iris Council
Merritt Bradshaw
Robert Martin
John Stanley
Paul Ingle
Edna Kilgariff
Z. P. Long
J. A. Lindsay Jr
Robert Arthur
Robert Weant
Earl Schafer
H. S. Gilliam Jr
Nancy Davis
W. F. Flythe
W. E E. Linthicum
Social Calendar Highlights of Local Club Meetings
At 3 p.m Mrs. Marvin Shields hosts a UDC gathering at 513 Chestnut Street. Beta Upsilon of Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets with Mrs. Phil Strong on Rt. 7 Greensboro at 7:4 p.m. AAUW convenes at Elmer Young home Oxford Place at 8 p.m. Republican Women’s Club gathers in High Point Bowling Lanes conference room at 8 p.m. Y's Monettes meet Dick Meisky residence 504 Florham Ave at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDC
Beta Upsilon Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Phil Strong
Rt. 7
Greensboro
Elmer Young
Oxford Place
Republican Women's Club
High Point Bowling Lanes
Dick Meisky
Florham Ave
Church Activities Schedule Highlights Local Groups
The list covers West Side Church of Christ and Green Street Baptist Church gatherings tomorrow evening at 7 30 with hosts and cohosts named. Also noted are Almanac Garden Club Book League Pride and Patience Garden Club Hillsdale Garden Club 20th Century Study Club and various home meetings with host addresses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Fellowship
West Side Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Carrie Summey
Maggie Bowman
Hazel Myers
Radford St
Rachel
Faye Brown
Josephine Lance
Almanac Garden Club
James T. Robinson Jr
Willenbar Ter
The
Book League
James B. Howell Jr
Woodland Dr
Jamestown
Pride and Patience Garden Club
Archdale
George Clements
Mrs Fountain Hosts 20th Century Study Club
Mrs Robert R Fountain will entertain members of the 20th Century Study Club at Andrews Village Restaurant. The meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 12 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Fountain
20Th Century Study Club
Andrews Village
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
Robert R. Fountain
Credit Women Plan Banquet at Sheraton Hotel
Credit Women's Breakfast Club will hold its annual banquet at the Sheraton Hotel on Wednesday evening. The event starts at 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
Barbers' Auxiliary Plans Meeting and Installations
The newly organized Barbers' Auxiliary schedules a meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Ghita Brawley 107 Irbywood Dr Mrs C L Houston of Winston Salem will install the officers All wives of barbers are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Auxiliary
Ghita Brawley
Irbywood Dr
C. L. Houston
Winston-Salem
Altrusa Club Plans Evening Meeting and Program
The Altrusa Club will meet at 6 30 p m tomorrow. A dinner precedes a program afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Bride notices deadline for Sunday Enterprise publication
The Woman's Dept. of The Enterprise requests brides and brides elects submit glossy photos by Tuesday noon for Sunday pages. Blanks for wedding and engagement info are in the office. A full calendar month is needed between engagement and wedding dates for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Dept. of the Enterprise
Window display promotes World Day of Prayer services
Mrs. Williard Smith arranged a display in Collier Ellis & Co on Main Street to remind locals of World Day of Prayer on March 1. Ceramic figurines were by Mrs. Clifford Cain. The display committee included Mrs. George Nicholson, Mrs. Robert LeFever and Mrs. Williard Smith. Other displays are at Saunders Toyland College Village Harllee's Taylor's Florists and Straughan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Smith
Collier Ellis & Co
Main Street
Clifford Cain
George Nicholson
Robert LeFever
Saunders Toyland
College Village
Harllee’s
Taylor's Florists
Straughan’s
Parks Recreation Dept Details Doll Show Winners
The High Point Parks and Recreation Department reports 1.6 percent of entries across city doll shows this month with winners named for each venue. Final competition runs February 25 to March 2 at the Southeastern Furniture Building, featuring groups from Goldston Park Daniel Brooks Hillside Park College Village Clara Cox and Washington Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Parks and Recreation Dept
Daniel Brooks
Goldston Park
Hillside Park
College Village
Clara Cox
Washington Terrace
Southeastern Furniture Building
A.M. Rankin
C. Hormachea
Evelyn Gallant
Helen Jewell
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Buie
Frank Dozier
Bill Wright
Edith Love
J. H. McCall
John Davis
Eva Saunders
Marvin Shields
Chestnut St
West Side
Hillsdale Garden Club
Charles Warner
Pine Valley Rd
Modern Study Club
W. F. Lawing
Johnson St
Trinity-Archdale Home Demonstration Club
Trinity Grange Hall
Charles Perry
Rotary Drive
Mrs. Fountain
Credit Women Plan
Ralph’s
Westinghouse & Maytag
Barbers
High Point
Grace Flower Shop
Esoterica
Parks & Recreation Dept
Elaine Kiser
A. M. Rankin
Elizabeth V. Slack
Gwendolyn Jones
Diana Partee
Thomas Tate
Chary
Libbie Johnston
Gary Davis
Oquillia Jewell
Mrs. Monea Hinson
Saundra Kendall
Karen Johnston
Sheila Helmstetler
Libbie
Karen
Sheryl Johnston
Barbara Stephens
Phyllis Wooten
Cindy Stanford
Eva Chess
Diane Partee
Martha Gayle
Marion Younts
Mrs
Joe Ann Stephens
Lena Mae Sturdivant
Dessa Mae Pearson
Cathy Rogers
Patty Ann Murphy
Jerry Gaines
Nadine Quick
Mrs. T. Thompson
Marion
Gayle Younts
Sue Ellen Stan
Parks
Cecil
Office Equipment CO
S. Main ST
Sewing Machine Company
Central Ymca
LYON
N. Main St
Lexington Ave
Lindale Dairy
Ve Wicapers
H. H. Ramm
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Jel
Henry Ramm
Hospital Saving Association of
Chapel Hill
Hos
Pital Saving Association
Hospital S/AVINIG Association
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Bernard L. Miller
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