Mrs Quigley Hosts Study Club At Thomasville Home
Mrs R I Quigley entertained the Twentieth Century Study Club at her new Wallcliff Thomasville home yesterday afternoon. Mrs W F Freeman led the program featuring James Agee’s novel container and a character study of William Styron a 1947 Duke University graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. I. Quigley
Twentieth Century Study Club
Wallcliff
Thomasville
W. F. Freeman
Reed
William Syron
Vern Alfe
Erne Wendler
Roy Fountain
Charles H. Risch
Frank Smith
Don Conrad
D. A
Mayne Bundy
Bruce Conrad
N. M. Harrison
Mrs. Quigley
Garden Study Club hears talk on Plant Hunters topic
Mrs. Cecil Haworth spoke to eighteen members on Plant Hunters for the Garden Study Club. She traced origins of camellias lilacs fuchsias magnolias azaleas and rhododendrons noting their wild roots in China Persia South America North America and Charleston and praised cross continental cultivation. The meeting also included routine remarks by Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Walser and a vote to support the Eliza than Garden project at Roanoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Haworth
Garden Study Club
Silas Casey
Haworth
China
Spain
United States
Persia
New Hampshire
North America
Charleston
S. C
Europe
Wray Ward
Joe Walser
Roanoke
Magic Key Club Hears Mrs Blackburn On African Violets
The Garden Club met at the home of Mrs J S Moffitt with Mrs Blackburn as speaker on African violets. She urged using warm water and a heated room for violets. Fourteen members attended and iced drinks were served. Plans discussed include trips to Camellia Gardens on February 13 and the New York Flower Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magic Key Club
Hugh A. Moffitt
R. R
Blackburn
Camellia Gardens
New York
High Point
J. S. Moffitt
Ferndale Drive
Scouts Join Civic Drive For March of Dimes Fundraising
Thomasville and High Point troops plan street collections and after school outreach from Jan 18 to 28 with a five dollar prize for the top troop. Brownies and Intermediates investiture at First Baptist Church with pins, slides, and Day Camp plans. Wesley Memorial sponsors six troops and aims to organize new ones as the program expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
High Point
Nancy Campbell
Keyauwee
Students Resume Get-Togethers At President's Home
A college social at Point College resumes after Christmas with 150 students invited to an 8 to 10 pm gathering at the president's home. Hosts include Dr. and Mrs. Dennis H. Cooke and faculty members Miss Marcella Carter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceap
Igh Point College
Dennis H. Cooke
Cooke
Marcella Carter
Alice Paige White
Arthur Williams
William Locke
Richard Dale
Arthur Withers
Marriage of Miss Betty Jean Harrelson and Worth Lewallen Jr
Announcement today of the marriage between Miss Betty Jean Harrelson and Worth M. Lewallen Jr. in Mullins South Carolina with vows at four o'clock. The ceremony used double ring rites. reception followed for about 150 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Harrelson
Worth Lewallen, Jr
Worth M. Lewallen, Jr
Im- Harrelson, Sr
Mullins
D. C
Julius E. Clark
Lloyd Holden
Fairy Lewallen
Local Club Meetings Planned This Week
Thursday meeting at Mrs. Coke Cecil home Rockford Road. Friday dessert tea for Miss Alice Cottam hosted by Philomathean Club at Mrs A G in Gantt Apartments Main Street. Priscilla Club gathers with Mrs Owen Reese Hillcrest Drive. Saturday at 12 30 p m Mute ie ind Ca Club with H Hudson as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cottam
Philomathean Club
A. G
Gantt Apartments
Main Street
Priscilla Club
Owen Reese
Hillcrest Drive
A H. Hudson
Miss Mildred Coggins Weds Cpl Dermont Jarrett at Home Rites
In Thomasville on December 29 Miss Mildred Jean Coggins and Cpl Dermont Jarrett wed at the bride’s home. Rev C O Plyer officiated with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore royal blue with black accessories and carried a white prayer book with white carnations. Attendants included Miss Peggy Martin and Bill Grimes.
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Smomasville
Vermont Jarrett
E. A. Coggins
Mildred Jean Coggins
Robert Jarrett
Thomasville
United States Army
Fort Jackson
McEwen Lumber Company
Cpl
Dermont Jarrett
C. O. Plyer
Draper
Peggy Marstin
Bill Grimes
Columbia
S. C
United States
Calvary Methodist Circle and Related Church Activities
Calvary Methodist Circle planned meeting with Mrs. R G Kearns at 406 Smith Street. Wesleyan Service Guild of Fairfield Methodist to meet at 7 30 tomorrow at Miss Nancy Hayworths Route 4 home. Allen Jay Baptist Gleaners meet at 7 30 with Mrs Mary Doris Oakley in Trinity. Elizabeth Albright Class at Ward Street Methodist held at Mrs C B Kearns Montlieu Avenue after postponement due to hostess illness. Faithful Workers Class of Green Street Baptist to meet at Mrs E L Hamilton Asheboro Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist
R. G. Kearns
Smith Street
Helen Lee Will
Wesleyan Service Guild
Fairfield Methodist Church
Nancy Hayworth
Allen Jay Baptist
Mary Doris Oakley
Trinity
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
Tomor
C. B. Kearns
Faithful Workers
Green Street Baptist Church
E. L. Hamilton
Asheboro Highway
Eastern Star Chapter Donates to Hospital Fund
The High Point Chapter No. 106 of the Eastern Star met in the Masonic Temple with Mrs Grace Oglesby presiding. A New Years message from Mrs Maude B Foy was read and a donation was made to the Hospital Medicine fund and to the Eastern Star Home. An iron ceremony is planned for Tuesday January 22 with a few candidates.
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High Point
The
Eastern Star Ae
Masonic Temple
Grace Oglesby
Herbert Oglesby
Maude B. Foy
Masonic and Order of the Eastern Star
Ooe
Local Women Fly To Honolulu for Navy Family
Miss Carol Garner and Mrs. Robert Tedder, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Rome Garner of Kivett Drive, flew to Honolulu. Mrs. Tedder will join her husband, a Seaman First Class stationed at Pearl Harbor. Miss Garner will marry Richard L Briley in a private ceremony in Honolulu on January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Garner
Robert Tedder
Rome Garner
Kivett Drive
Honolulu
Sunday Afternoon Event Opens With Mrs Briles Song
The report notes Sunday afternoon on February 10 with the regular evening program followed by a performance by Mrs. Cora Briles who sang a selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Eastern Home
Cora Briles
YWCA Brings Youth Open House and Evening Programs
The notice lists a Junior High Y Teen Open House from 7:30 to 10:30 PM and a 10:00 to Old and New road sessions in the YWCA calendar. The brief event block outlines activities for youth and community members at the YWCA facilities.
Miss Gallimore to Be Feted Friday
Mae elect Miss Nie Gallimore will be honored tomorrow evening at 7 30 when Betsy White and Carol Morris join hospitality at the former home. The event will be a canasta party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nie Gallimore
Mae
Betsy White
Carol Morris
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Cpl. Jarrett
BIG Little Railroad
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Calvary Methodist Circle
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Allen Jay
Eastern Star
Donizetti
Gade
Handel
Mahler
Rossini
Schnabel
Verdine
N. Main ST
Ruby
Lesticks
Ladies’ Fine Watches
Earring
Ledy’s
Benrus
Sunbeam Ironmaster
Raby’s
High Point’s Largest Credit Jewelers
S. Main ST
BABY
Iby
Princi
Shif
Harris Pharmacy
Belk
Ginger
NAVY
Miss Gallimore
Johore Bahru
Malaya