Second Annual Girl Scout Exhibit Planned at Westchester Mall
Plans finalize for the second annual Girl Scout arts and crafts exhibit during Girl Scout Week March 11 to 17 at Westchester Mall. Associa tion 7 and 13 troops from High Point Jamestown Archdale Trinity and Thomasville will display crafts from troop meetings and home projects and feature posters of field trips and events. Mrs. William Fox will oversee the event and expects a larger display with about 30 troops participating last year. Exhibitors receive ribbons and entries are judged on effort time and imagination. leaders are urged to register with the Girl Scout Council for space reservations.
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Westchester Mall
High Point
Jamestown
Archdale
Trinity
Thomasville
William Fox
Severe Cold Causes Damage To Trees And Shrubs
Wildlife managers explain how an early warm spell followed by deep frost can kill flower buds on fruit trees and injure above ground parts of privet laurel rhododendron and yew. Frost cracks in large trees allow fungi entry and are caused by sun warmed trunks then sudden freezing. Winter injury becomes evident next spring prompting feeding and pruning to restore vigor.
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Robert A. Bartlett
F. A. Bartlett
World Day of Prayer Event Planned at Forest Hills Church
Church Women United will host World Day of Prayer on Friday March 3 at 11 a.m. at Forest Hills Presbyterian Church 836 W Lexington Ave with Rev Rus L McCarter of Saint Michael's Lutheran Church as guest speaker and the Andrews High School Chorus providing music. The offering supports the Intercontinental Mission fund aiding global ministry.
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Church Women United
Forest Hills Presbyterian Church
Lexington Ave
Rus L. McCarter
Saint Michael's Lutheran Church
Andrews High School Chorus
Mary P. Browne
Intercontinental Mission
Birth announcements of three girls in High Point area
Mr and Mrs Robert L Bennett announce daughter Rhonda Michelle born February 16 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Michael L Walker announce daughter Edna Michelle born February 23 at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs Ben Surwille announce daughter Jenny Rebecca born February 23 at High Point Memorial.
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Robert L. Bennett
Clara Cox
Michael L. Walker
Winston Rd
Edna Michelle
Ben Surwille
Rt. 11
Greensboro
Jenny Rebecca
High Point Memorial Hospital
A A Women s Group To Meet At St Mary's Episcopal Church
The A A Women s Group will meet in the Commons Room of St. Mary's Episcopal Church on Monday at 2 p m.
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A.A
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
UDC Meeting Set Monday With Mrs Sechrest
Members of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet Monday at 3 pm with Mrs R H Sechrest at 507 Otteray Drive for their gathering.
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UDC
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. H. Sechrest
Otteray Dr
Board Meet Is Planned
The executive board of the Woman's Club of High Point will meet Monday at 10 a.m. with Mrs. B. J. Williams of 808 E Farriss Ave.
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Woman's Club of
High Point
B. J. Williams
E. Farriss Ave
T. Hudson
Parkway
M. D. Matthews
Edgedale Dr
G. H McCormick
Music Club Meet Is Set With Scott Jensen Guest
The B Sharp Music Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 p m with guest Scott Jensen of 911 Trenton. Members plan to discuss upcoming performances and club activities.
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B-Sharp
Scott Jensen
911
Trenton
Scott Jenson
Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church
Social Events Announced for High Point Groups
A busy schedule lists meetings for the Woman's Club of High Point with Mrs B J Williams, the A A Women's Group at St Mary's Episcopal Church, United Daughters of the Confederacy with Mrs R H Sechrest, and other organizations. Activities include Red Cross ceremonies at Wesley Memorial Church and luncheons at Emerywood Country Club plus gatherings at YWCA Mary Bethune Branch and various civic clubs.
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A. A. Women’s
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. H. Sechrest
Otteray Dr
Business and Professional Women's Club
Ywca Mary Bethune
YWCA
Woman's Club of
High Point
Prison Labor Reform Faces Limited Choices for Inmates
The article notes Britain faces a shift with more than half of its 39,500 prisoners under a new Home Office scheme. Remand prisoners await trial are not required to work, many are kept to domestic duties, and typical labor runs 28 hours weekly, reaching 40 in some modern jails like Coldingly. Earnings average $1.25 weekly.
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Britain
Home Office
Coldingly
Surrey
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