Garden Club Hosts First Meeting of Year and Scout Leader Training
The Mid Week Garden club met at Mrs. John Walker’s home to hear a Williamsburg background paper by Mrs. J. Gurney Briges, discuss colonial garden plants, and welcome 12 members. Girl Scout leaders, led by Miss Dana Nicholas, planned a two week training course beginning Jan 10 at Wesley Memorial church with officers elected for a two patrol leadership structure. Tea and refreshments followed the business portion.
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John Walker
Colonial Drive
H. I. Coffield
Williamsburg
J. Gurney Briges
Wil- Hameburg
Virginia
W. A. R. Goodwin
Bruton Parish
Dana Nicholas
Wesley Memorial Church
Miss Nicholas
Margaret Watson
Nell Stallings
Pauline Ribelin
Frank Welch
Leaders Association
Mise Nicholas
Lucile Johnston
Betsy Yow
Louise Edwards
Nell Poole
Alma Andrews
Francesa Mendenhall
Mesdames Frank Welch
Robert Russell
D .V. Sale, Jr
Mre
P. H. Dalton
Scout Council
Mid-Week Study Club Hears Fridy on Dr. Carver
Rev. William Wallace Fridy spoke at the Mid-Week Study Club on Arbordale drive about George Washington Carver of Tuskegee Institute. Fridy highlighted Carver’s rise from slave origins to renowned chemist who creates from peanuts and sweet potatoes and funds students in need.
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William Wallace Fridy
J. W. Chandler
Arbordale Drive
George Washington Carver
Tuskegee Institute
Carver
Fridy
W. L. Watson
To Have Story Hour At Library Friday
A story hour will be held at the public library tomorrow afternoon at 8:30 o clock. Librarian Mrs Nancy K Poston announced the event this morning.
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Library
Nancy K. Poston
Business And Professional Women Dinner Meeting In High Point
The December High Point Business and Professional Women club met at the Elwood hotel with eighteen members and three visitors. President Mildred Wessinger presided, acknowledging resignation and planning to fill the vacancy at the next executive meeting.
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Igh Point
Elwood
Mildred Wessinger
Latina
James
Urman
Uing
Dorothy Hossolder
Alma
Missing
Eart
Andrews
High Point
North
United
Mr. Waynick
Wessinger
W. B. Carter
Alma Young
Maude Carter
New Friends Pastor Addresses Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs. R. H. Sechrest hosted the general meeting of the Woman's club where Rev. Cecil E. Habb spoke as central Friends pastor. He described acts of unity from old world deserts to modern hopes and urged homes of high ideals to influence the community.
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New Friends
Woman's Club
R. H. Sechrest
Wedesogi
Cecil E. Habb
Central Friends Arch
New City
New York
Paul
Heaven
Philomath ean club meets at 108 West Farrise for regular session
The Philomath ean club gathers at Mrs. W. C. Jones’s home for its regular meeting. Nomination committee formed for next year’s officers. The club reports $167 raised in the Red Cross drive as the top team in the business district. North Carolina artist paintings shown at the art exhibit travel to the Public Library until Saturday. Tea hosted by the hostess and assisted by several members.
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Philomathean Club
W. C. Jones
West Farrise Avenue
Sechrest
H. A. White
J. B. Marsh
H. D. Sears
C. H. Willard
Red Cross
Woman's Club
W. T. Saunders
North Carolina
State Federation
Joan
J. FE. Marsh
A. Lee Gibson
Armfield-Smith Wedding Draws High Point Guests
Local residents attended the Armfield Smith wedding Tuesday evening at the bride’s home in High Point. Betsy Armfield wed T Lynwood Smith of Asheboro as family and friends from Millis and Armfield circles gathered. Allen Willard returned to Fort Bragg after visiting Juanita Caudle and Florence Starnes.
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H. A. Millis
Mary Lewis
J. EB. Millis
Helen Millis
W. F. Armfield
George Armfield
High Point
Betsy Armfield
T. Lynwood Smith
Asheboro
W. J. Armfield, Jr
Messrs. Millis
W. J. Armfield
Allen Willard
Fort Bragg
Juanita Caudle
Florence Starnes
William Johnston Armfield, Jr
T. Leak Smith
Mr. Smith
Maxton
8. B. Stedman
J. H. Millis
Howard P. Howell
Lisat
The
Miss Betsy Armfield Weds Lynwood Smith in Asheboro
Miss Betsy Armfield and T Lynwood Smith wed Tuesday January 4 at the Armfields home in Asheboro with family, close relatives and a piano prelude. The couple leaves for Florida after a buffet supper and will reside at 419 Beath Pore in Asheboro.
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Betsy Armfield
Lynwood Smith
Asheboro
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J. D. Boles
Lavita
Fayetteville
W. W. Fridy
John Biggs
P. W. Flagge
J. A. Marsh
Charles Carroll
J. M. Millikan
John A. Eshelman
W. D. Brooks
Frank Sizemore
Armfield-Smith
Archie Smith
Ht. A. Millis
Mary Lewis Millis
J. E. Millis
Frank Armfield
J. W. Hunter
Jack
W. A. Armfield
W. A. Armfield, Jr
Winston-Salem
Britt Armfield
Greensboro
Dee Armfield
Mrs. Smith
Florida
South Carolina
Armfield
Myrtle Beach
William J. Armfield
H. A
Georgia
Ashebore
Mremith
Minsie Steed
Lois Deviney
Nat Walker
Thrifty
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