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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1956

Page

6

Community Friendship Club Installs Officers for New Year

Officers for the new year were installed at the Community Friendship Club meeting held at 102 Asbill St. on Monday night. President Mrs Arnold Reison, Vice President Mrs Alford Gilchrist, Secretary Mrs Jim Welch, and Treasurer Mrs Richard Montgomery were announced. Twelve members and one new member Mrs Claude Witherspoon attended. refreshments followed. The next meeting will be the second Monday in February with Mrs Jim Welch as hostess.

Community Friendship Club J. Co. Arthurs Asbill St Arnold Reison Alford Gilchrist Jim Welch Richard Montgomery Claude Witherspoon

Family Living Discussed At Oak View Club Meeting

Mrs. Joe Moebes county home demonstration agent spoke on Planning Family Living Is A Family Affair. Oak View Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Delbert Elter’s home with associate hostess Mrs. W. L. Goldie. Fifteen members and two visitors attended. two new members Mrs. Weymouth Brooks and Mrs. Jessie Jennings were welcomed. Mrs. Leon N. Rivers gave a New Year devotional before business. Salad, cake and tea were served.

Joe Moebes Oak View Home Demonstration Club Delbert Elter W. L. Goldie Weymouth Brooks Jessie Jennings Leon N. Rivers

Local Club Schedule And Engagements Highlight Weekend

The listing outlines multiple afternoon and evening gatherings across High Point including hospitality teas at homes for Miss Lucy Heilig, dinners at the Sheraton Hotel, and League of Women Voters units meeting with hosts on Shererod and Route 3. It notes breakfast and luncheon events, a rehearsal dinner for the Simmons Thurber wedding party, and forthcoming wedding ceremonies for Miss Edna Crawford and David Thurber, with host homes on Rockford Road and Woodrow Avenue.

High Point Hospital Guild Arses Louis F. Voorthees Louis F. Voorthees Jr Hospitality Eith Lucy "Heilig High Point Business and Professional Woman’s Club Sheraton Unit 3 The League ‘Or Women Voters R. H. Glaesner Shererod Ave League Doris Anze‘vine Sherry Kearns Edwin Taylor Aaron Quinn Lucy Heilig Rockford Rd High Point ‘Credit Women’s Breakfast Club Sheraton Hotel Wild Flower _Garden Club Oodbrook M. Lambert American ‘Legion Auxiliary Ross Davis Lindsay St Iday Mitchel Kington Ave Edna Crawford James A. *Mitchell Elizabeth Cov Ington Welch Harriss Arthur Leroy Caldwell Durham Simmons-Thurber Rockford Lawrence “Council Homer Guyer Greensboro Ann Council Woodrow Ave R. T. Amos P.m Cain Conner Edward Wertz Mostontes Coomenes Beta Aan Sorority M McGee

State Officers Visit Alexander Martin DAR Chapter

State regent Mrs. Roy Cagle and state secretary Mrs. R. F. Walters attended the Alexander Martin DAR chapter meeting at Mrs. W. T. Powell's home. Mrs. Cagle spoke on opportunities for service and quoted that service is the rent we pay for our place on earth. Delegates were pledged to the state conference in Asheville on March 10 and the national congress in Washington April 16-20.

DAR Roy H. Cagle Asheville North Carolina Society Daughters of the American Revolution R. F. Walters Hendersonville Alexander Martin J. F. Hayden Emerywood Country Club John C. Sheloff R. L. Binson Walters Cagle Hayden W. T. Powell R. K. Stewart Powell Thornton Roy Cagle The John Sheloff R. L. Brinson National Congress Washington Brinson Mesdames J. 5 Welborn C. F. Phillips Edith Moore Sherrod B. H. Carraway Vann Stringfield G. E. Wertz C. C. Haworth B. J. Dunn C. B. Mattocks John R. Peacock P. C. Smith John S. Welborn W. T

Vicks Wonder-Drug Spray Clears Worst Head Cold

New nasal spray Medi Mist promises hours of relief from blocked nose and stuffed head. It uses a clinic style atomizer and claims to shrink swollen membranes while fighting germs with an exclusive wonder drug combination.

New Vicks Wonder Vicks

Drying Material For Arrangements Cited By Mrs. Whitescarver

Mrs. Fred Whitescarver spoke at Wake Robin Garden Club on drying flowers for arrangements. She demonstrated two dried specimens hydrangeas and roses with larkspur and explained picking perfect blooms, drying them without dew, stripping leaves, and long stems. She described sand and borax methods and a clothes line closet method for drying, plus a vase filled with white sand and clay on top for arrangement. She noted glycerine leaf treatment and skeletonizing, with business session led by Mrs. George White. 14 members attended with two guests, Mrs. Whitescarver and Mrs. L. B. Dutton serving refreshments.

Fred Whitescarver Wake Robin Garden Club Hom Sam Hart Parkway Guy Carr Hart

Wax removal tip for tabletops with ice

A simple method to lift spilled candle wax from a table is to press an ice cube on the wax for several seconds and then wipe away the melted ice promptly to prevent water spots.

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Madeline Hoover Mary Caroline Simmons David William Lloyd Thurber Wesley Memorial Methodist Bessiers Marvin Marae Sher Kivett Edna Gentora James A. Mitche Alexander Martin Dar J. W. Harriss Edward Drake Jr William Jarrell T. A. Kearns C. C. Conner Ivey Paylor G. N. Aker Jr Ceramium Gramionlus Vicks Vane New Vicks Medi le Shoe Sale L Shoe Sale Sample Shoe Store N. Main ST Marshall Short Whitescarver Garden Council L. B. Dutton Burtner Burtner’s Green ST E. Green ST National Association OF Independent Tre Dealers Royal Times Thurston ST
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