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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1952

Page

6

Local League Contributes To Mental Hygiene Fund in 1952

The Junior Service League of High Point voted to donate 500 dollars toward Guilford County Mental Hygiene for a full-time school psychologist. Mrs Dupuy Sears chairs the effort with Mesdames James E and John Womack and Tom Laimer assisting. Frank Armfield praised members who aided Christmas family support with Salvation Army and announced the Family Service Bureau annual meeting on January 7 with speaker Mrs E H Ould of Roanoke VA on "Ay For Happy Family Mig" at 7 30 PM in the County Courtroom.

Laas Traoe Inc Adams Memorial CA Guilford County Dupuy Sears James E John Womack Tom Laimer Frank Armfield League Salvation Arm Family Service Bureau E. H. Ould Roanoke

Volunteers Named For Bloodmobile Visit Here Thurs Friday

The city will host a two day Red Cross bloodmobile drive with volunteers listed including Mrs Susanne and Mrs executive secretary A B Henley Jack Thomas William Jenkins Paul Casey W H Flythe Ted Drake Emmet Stone Reonva Baxley Pearl Boles W B J Welborn and Mary Blackburn on Thursday morning. The shift includes Mrs A Utley Joe Hollingsworth Carr Russell Larcom F J Al Cross Mac Lean Leath James ea wation Nido Seal aX5 Jack Greene George Dwyer Arthur Corpening A B Croom John Bivins Robert Cot tam Hal Ingram H Sears Jr Emmett Stone W A Settle myre Arthur beat Katherine S Sa Frank lin Welch Allen Welborn W W Raper Steve Neely Royster Thurman Martha Gates workers Thompson Ty Younts Fred Neece Paul Williamson O H Hester and Mrs James vs Lib Marsh will supervise Canteen service with help from Mrs Melvin Binney.

Wil E Re Ove Ce Group Susanne Secre the Red Cross Oer A. B. Henley Jack Thomas William Jenkins Paul Casey W. H. Flythe Ted Drake Emmet Stone Reon Va Baxley W. K Pearl Boles W. B. J. Welborn A Kester Paul Williamson Howard Blair Mary Blackburn A. Utley Joe Hollingsworth Carr Russell Larcom F. J al Cross MacLean Leath James Ea Wation Nido Sealax Jack Greene George Dwyer Arthur Corpening A. B. Croom John Bivins Robert Cottam, Jr Hal Ingram H. Sears, Jr Emmett Stone W. A. Settlemyre Arthur Katherine H

DAR Chapter Hears McFarland Speak and Names Delegates

The Alexander Martin Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, held its January meeting at Mrs. C. E. Diffendal’s Edgewood home with hostesses Mrs. Diffendal and Mrs. C. C. Dainty. Rev. W. G. McFarland spoke on the world situation, noting upcoming events and the national convention schedule, with delegates and alternates named for both state and national meetings.

DAR W. G. McFarland C. E. Diffendal Alexander Martin Daughters of the American Revolution Edgeiesssiea Diffendal C. C W. G. Me Solel Tie Sallomens Devets Washington J. Men Welborn J. Bruce Pastorey J.C John C. Sheloff Bruce Carraway J. F John C. B. Mattocks C. Haworth C. F. Phillips Thomasville

Mrs. Gordy Speaker on Spring Pruning for Garden Club

Mrs. Fred L. Gordy gave a talk on spring pruning to the Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club. The session at 1008 North Hamilton Street included guidance on what to prune now, cautions against pruning certain flowering shrubs, and suggestions to plant berried shrubs for year round greenery. Twelve members attended the meeting.

Fred L. Gordy Porter Montgomery North Hamilton Street E. J. Hurst

Wake Robin Garden Club Hears Cox on Pruning

Thirteen members attended the Wake Robin Garden Club meeting held at Mrs. Edgar 616 W Howell St with Mrs. Harold Bass as associate hostess. Miss Cox discussed pruning shrubs and cited Rockwell’s Home Planting of Shrubbery and Trees.

Wake Robin Garden Club Edgar W. Howell Street Harold Bass Jack Rives Conley Alexander al- Cross W. H. Tugh Missie Cox

Garden Gate Club Shares House And Garden Hints

The Garden Gate Garden Club met yesterday morning with fourteen members present. Hostess served Cokes and cheese rings upon arrival before an informal discussion on household garden hints. Each member was asked to bring a hint to share with the group.

Garden Gate Garden Club Howard Pancoast

Lydia Pinkham Medicines Offer Relief For Change of Life

Doctors and case studies suggest Lydia Pinkham medicines provide relief from hot flashes nervousness and irritability linked to middle life changes. Testimonials claim soothing effects and notable improvement in many women experiencing the menopausal symptoms.

Lydia Pinkham Dan Fox

Overseas Club Meets Tomorrow Evening

The Overseas Club will gather tomorrow at 8 PM at Mrs. Walter Myrick's home 172 Brentwood Apartments for a club meeting.

Overseas Club Walter Myrick Brentwood Apartments

Births announced for Stephen Randall Patricia Ann Bryce Douglas Elks

Mr and Mrs cert announce the birth of Stephen Randall at High Point Memorial Hospital January 5. Mr and Mrs Branson C Wall announce the birth of Patricia Ann at High Memorial Hospital January 4. Bryce Douglas Elks born January 6.

Steven R. Disher Cert ¢. Cie Poeerene Cee S Stephen Randall High Point Memorial Hospital Patricia Ann Wall Branson C. Wall Patricia Ann High Memorial Hospital The Bryce Douglas Elks Street Bryce Doug

High Point Garden Club backs Elizabethan Project talk

Miss Cox addressed the January High Point Garden Club meeting led by president Mrs. W F Clayton. The club voted to join the 100 percent Club supporting the Elizabethan Project in cooperation with the Roanoke Island Historical Association and the National Park Service, stressing the value of shrubs in lawn design for small lots and adaptable landscaping.

High Point Garden Club Cox W. F. Clayton Forrest Hill Group Garden Club of North Carolina, Inc James M. Tyler Roanoke Island Historical Association National Park Service America Boston Arbore

Dish Gardens and House Plants Discussed by Mrs Nelson

Mrs Francis Nelson spoke at the Green Acre Garden Club meeting on Ro tary Drive. The topic was dish gardens and house plants with emphasis on matching containers and plant types to personality. Leaflets for discussion were copied, and refreshments for 16 members were served.

Francis Nelson Green Acre Club Green Acre Garden Club Hal Ingram Rotary Drive Alan Robins Charles Collins Vs. Pooneee Ack. Green Nelacs Florist

A W Robertson Celebrates 50th Anniversary During West Virginia Visit

Mr and Mrs A W Robertson marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary while visiting Clarksburg West Virginia Their marriage on December 19 1901 was officiated by Rev Henry Rumner They moved to Point in 1920 and have two sons two daughters and a granddaughter and great granddaughter noted among long time family ties to Clarksburg Belpre and Fayetteville

A. W. Robertsons Clarksburg West Va A. W. Robertson W. Va Robertsons Parkersburg Henry Rummer Enc Eel So Com Robertson Ausie David Brooks Mary Miller Brooks Belpre Walace A. of Point Reus Fayetteville Paul L. Weaver Patty Robb Renee Roberts

Baby Talk Magazine Ad Offers Free Baby Care Guide

A garbled ad promises a free copy of Baby Talk magazine about baby care from Dy-Dee Supply Company, 187 Wallantown Street. The offer claims no obligation and urges readers to send for the issue, touting over 300,000 seated jam-packed with tips to save money for fathers and families.

Wallantown Street Soney

Altrusa Club Convened at Sheraton for January Meeting

The January Altrusa business meeting was held at the Sheraton Hotel after a dinner. Miss E. Vera Idol and Miss Bea trice Crouch co-chaired the session which featured a springlike floral table setting. The president announced a new Altrusa club organized in Selma Alabama, bringing total clubs to 304 with twelve new since July 1 1951.

Sheraton E. Vera Idol Beatrice Crouch Recene Narcissi High Point Selma Ala International Association of Altrussa Clubs Rew Altrusa

Birds Talk Delights Plant and Pluck Club

Mrs. J Worth Ivey spoke on Birds before the Plant and Pluck Garden Club at the home of Mrs. Tony Simeon on Jones Street. She shared habits of local birds, winter feeding tips, and showed slides, with Mrs. J C Roberts presiding.

Plant and Pluck Club Mrs. J. Worth Ivey J. Worth Ivey Tony Simeon Jones Street H. M. Ridge Simeon Ivey Roby Yarborough Darrell Bulla

Also Mentioned on This Page

N. C Enterprise Madeline Hoover Wake Robin Club Garden Gate Club Kenneth Memorial Janu Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Elliott’s Gilbert J. C. Roberts S. Main ST Cis N. Main St
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