New Officers Installed At Agenda Club Meeting
New officers for the coming year were installed at the Agenda Club din ner meeting held at Adams Memorial YWCA. Miss Kathryn Meyer led the ceremony. The slate includes Mrs. Melvin Kirsch as president with vice president Mrs. Paul Bulla secretary Mrs. Clarence Boylen treasurer Mrs. Maude McCuiston and program coordinator Mrs. Evelyn Gaddis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Kirsch
Agenda Club
Evelyn Gaddis
Paul Bulla
Maude McCuiston
Clarence Boylen
Art Richardson
Adams Memorial Ywca
Kathryn Meyer
The
YWCA
Palma Barrett
Pollution Program Presented To Pinewood Garden Club
Miss Catherine Reaves spoke on Pollution and Conservation at Pinewood Garden Club, reviewing life’s elements carbon hydrogen and oxygen and their role in water air and food. The meeting led by Mrs H T Frazier discussed future activities and a nominating slate including Mrs Paul H Richardson Mrs J N Grady and Miss Reaves, with plans for a January 9 Haley House visit and February dinner event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Reaves
Pinewood Garden Club
David R. Duncan
Ann Arbor
H. T. Frazier
Paul H. Richardson
J. N. Grady
Reaves
Haley House
High Point Museum
Hearing Loss Study Highlighted At Nurses Meeting
Mrs. Sara Greene and Jack Wallace spoke on preventing hearing loss from noise at the District 9 NC Nurses Assn meeting in Thomasville Crawford’s Cafe. Thirty-one members from Lexington High Point Thomasville and Denton attended as Greene noted testing 1600 persons and described protective ear gear and quieter equipment in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Greene
Jack Wallace
District 9
N. C
Crawford’s
Thomasville
Lexington
High Point
Denton
Greene
Birth announcements from Trinity and nearby towns add nine new little residents
Mr and Mrs Jack Bryant announce daughter Jennifer Kristine born Jan 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Roger Loflin and wife welcome son Brian Randall born Jan 2 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Wendy Michelle born Jan 5 to Mr and Mrs Steve Morgan. Jennie Denise born Jan 5 to Mr and Mrs Jerry Winslow. Stephanie Lei born Jan 6 to Rt 2 Trinity couple. Stephanie Ann born Jan 6 to Paul Edward Coon and wife. Erica Michelle born Jan 5 to Dexter Gordon and Deborah McKinney. Brantley Mitchell born Jan 5 to Mitchell Barrier. James Allen born Jan 5 to Terry Bristow and spouse. Carie Anne born Jan 5 to Harold L Shively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bryant
Chet Drive
Trinity
Jennifer Kristine
High Point Memorial Hospital
Roger Loflin
Aldridge Rd
High Point
Brian Randall
High Point Memoria Hospital
Steve Morgan
Rt. 2
Wendy Michelle
Jerry Winslow
Roy Ave
Jennie Denise
High Point Hospital
Stephanie Lei
Paul Edward Coon
Hilltop Rd
Thomasville
Stephanie Ann
Dexter Gordon
Sherman St
Erica Michelle
Gordon
Deborah McKinney
Mitchell Barrier
Rt. 1
Randleman
Brantley Mitchell
Terry Bristow
James Allen
Harold L. Shively
Elder Rd
Carie Anne
Ray Turner on Crape Myrtle Delights Garden Study Club
Landscape gardener Ray Turner spoke at the Garden Study Club meeting hosted by Miss Jessie M. Young on Wednesday. He highlighted planting crape myrtles along streets and driveways, advised against pruning, noted colors, containerized buying, spring planting, and periodic 2-12-2 fertilizer and fungicides, and recommended Carolina Landscape Plants by R Gordon Halfacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Turner
Garden Study Club
Jessie M. Young
R. T. Setzer
Martine Barker
Turner
Carolina
R. Gordon Halfacre
Walter Pamplin
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
City Parks and Recreation Department
New City Lake
William B. Young
Young
Village church vote to keep St Leonard's open
In Little Linford England the village church congregation votes unanimously to oppose closure. Only two women Meadelaine Fountain and Jesse Cook vow to mobilize all thirteen villagers to save St Leonard's Church, calling the effort a potential blessing and revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Linford
England
WNL
Meadelaine Fountaine
Jesse Cook
St. Leonard’s Church
Prayer For Peace arrangement at Sears Garden Center
Mrs. Ray Nibbelink of the Burbank Garden Club designs a decorative display titled Prayer For Peace. The scene features sweet gum branches green moss miniature pine cones gravel and greenery forming a lake with tiny birds in trees and small animals around the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nibbelink
Burbank
Plunging Neckline Lets Evening Dresses Modernize at Home
A deep slit front extending from neckline to waist makes evening gowns easy to adapt at home. Outdated dresses can be refreshed by restyling the bodice to create a completely new look.
Pumpkin Uses Featured In North Carolina Kitchen
Mrs. D. E. Read of Chadbourn bakes pumpkin bread and pumpkin cakes for her family and preserves pumpkin marmalade to sell at the SEND Crafts store at Lake Waccamaw. Home economics extension agent Yvonne Ray notes Read enjoys the work though it is labor intensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
D. E. Read
Chadbourn
Send-Crafts
Lake Waccamaw
Senc-Crafts
Yvonne Ray
Columbus County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edith Hammer
Ted Grayson
Barrett
Miss Reaves
Wallace
United Furniture Co
Jean Gosnell
Lucy Lopp
Carolyn Greene
Martha Farr
Judy Ellington
Evelyn Davis
Betsy Payne
Frances Farmer
National Defense
Hope Loflin
Service Fund
Laura Everhart
Helen Peeler
Jan Johnson
Judy Loflin
Morganton
Mary Jacobs
Baptist Hospital School of Nursing
Winston- Salem
Jacobs
Children’s and Youth Project
Guilford County
Community General Hospital
Jennifer Bryant
Brian Loflin
Wendy Morgan
Jennie Winslow
Stephanie Higgins
Stephanie Coon
Erica Gordon
Brantly Barrier
James Bristow
Carie Shively
John Crowder
Star Cleaners
S. Main ST
Garden Center
Calico Corners
Spring ST
Winston-Sale
Kennedy Hil
Reg
Price Pinehurst
Kayser-Roth
Taine Kennedy Hill
Asville
Williams Flowers & Gifts
English Rd
Halhimew
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