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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1949

Page

5

Garden Gate Club Entertained Here By Mrs Armstrong

The Garden Gate garden club met at Cedron avenue yesterday morning with seventeen members present. President Mrs Beam opened with a poem as guest speaker Mrs Blackburn spoke on the African violet with growing tips and three new specimens on display. Plans for greater study of birds and wild flowers were approved and members voted to support tickets for the Spring Flower show by the High Point Council of Garden clubs.

Garden Gate Club Armstrong Garden Gate Garden Club J. R. Armstrong Cedron Avenue T. J. Beam R. R. Blackburn E. T. Ring High Point Council of Garden Clubs

Friendly Garden Club Entertained By Mrs Frazier

The Friendly Garden Club met at Mrs. D. O. Frazier's home for an afternoon program of flower arrangement slides lent by Coca Cola. President Mrs. C. C. Hughes led prayers and plans for a spring flower show and a March bazaar. Thirteen members and guest Mrs. Floyd Fulp attended. refreshments followed. The group then visited St. Mary's Episcopal parish house to view bird paintings.

Friendly Garden Club D. O. Frazier Montheu Avenue Coca-Cola Company C. C. Hughes W. L. Kivett A. M. Upshaw W. C. Koonts Floyd Fulp St. Mary's Episcopal Church

Guilford County Medical Auxiliary Luncheon Features L. L. Ray

The Guilford County Medical Auxiliary held its quarterly luncheon at Emerywood Country Club with about forty attendees. Raleigh speaker L. L. Ray discussed today’s dairy industry, its advances, and ongoing challenges.

Guilford County Medical Auxiliary L. L. Ray Guilford County Medical Society Emerywood Country Club Raleigh Ray W. H. Flythe

Mrs. Joe Johnson Hosts Sanford Neighborhood Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. Joe Johnson entertained the Sanford Neighborhood Bridge club at her home with a noon luncheon and two-table bridge. Top score went to Mrs. Jones Harrington who received a begonia. runner-up Mrs. Rick Williamson earned a window garden. Guests included Ralph Meeks Taylor Davenport Malcolm McLeod Jones Harrington Buck Williamson Beach Parsons H G Wrenn and Mack Allman.

Bridge Club Sanford Joe Johnson Jones Harrington Rick Williamson Mesdames Ralph Meeks Taylor Davenport Malcolm McLeod Buck Williamson Beach Parsons H. G. Wrenn Mack Allman Johnson

Importance of Community Organization Discussed for League by Miss Roberts

The Junior Service League met at the Adams Memorial YWCA with Miss Frances Roberts as guest speaker. She urged personal civic responsibility for community planning and described effective board work aligning agency goals with community needs.

Miss Roberts Junior Service League Adams Memorial Ywca Frances Roberts The Family Service Bureau Willis Slane, Jr Royster Tucker League

Variety Club Plans Bowling Party At Home

Mrs Clarence Malpass entertained Variety Club members at 1020 Barbee Street to finalize plans for a bowling party two weeks away. The group will meet at the Arcade building on Monday January 24 with bowling starting at 730 PM. Two tables of bridge provided entertainment and prizes while the hostess offered refreshments to about a dozen attendees.

Clarence Malpass Barbee Street Arcade

Gordon family returns home after Florida visit

Mr and Mrs J W Gordon and daughter Carolyn of 1200 Mont heu avenue return home after a 10 day trip to Orlando Miami Fort Lauderdale and other Florida points. Mrs W K Watson of 110 Dalton street recovers from an operation at Boulevard unit and now welcomes visitors. Mrs William D Locke travels to New York to sail to join Captain Locke in Japan. W L Dawkins moved from City Memorial hospital in Thomasville to his home on 205 East Farriss avenue with improving condition.

J. W. Gordon Carolyn Montheu Avenue Orlando Miami Fort Lauderdale Florida W. K. Watson Dalton Street Boulevard Unit William D. Locke New Yor City General Gaffey Captain Locke Japan W. L. Dawkins East Farriss Avenue City Memorial Hospital Thomasville

Altrusa Club Holds Meeting At Sheraton Hotel

At the January Altrusa business meeting held last night after dinner at the Sheraton hotel the club voted to support several projects. They agreed to cooperate with the Junior Service League and the American Association of University Women on a crafts workshop at the junior high starting tomorrow January 13 in partnership with the city recreation department of High Point. Mrs. Edna Ross presided and opened with a St Francis of Assisi prayer.

Altrusa Club Sheraton Junior Service League American Association of University Women In Thegarts and Crafts Workshop Recreation Department High Point Edna Ross St. Francis of Assissi Charlotte Guy International Relations Committee Orlando Virginia Ryan Mamie Jones

Church Social Fairmont Park Class Meeting at Thomasville

The Young Ladies class of Fairmont Park Baptist church will hold its monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm at Mrs Sam Merediths home in Thomasville Officers will be elected at this time All members are urged to attend Aspirin is a derivative of coal.

Fairmont Park Thomasville Fairmont Park Baptist Church Sam Meredith

Sunset Garden Club Meeting With Mrs Bouldin in Trinity

The Sunset Garden club will meet at Mrs Thomas Bouldin home in Trinity Friday evening at 7 30 o clock Mrs Shelley York will present the program at this time

Sunset Garden Club Thomas Bouldin Trinity Shelley York

Ancient workers kept a five day week in Hittite Assyrian era

Archaeologists report evidence suggesting workers in Hittite and Assyrian regions observed a five day work period about 4000 years ago. The finding highlights early labor patterns and calendar awareness in ancient Mesopotamian cultures.

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Madeline Mrs. Frazier Sc Shoe Sale 5C Shoe Gilbert America Paramount S. Main Street C. L. Gray Guilford County Sanatorium Guilford County YWCA Henry Betts High Point Radio Council Radio Council Air Frank Dalton William Ragsdale Lydia B. Pinkham Pinkham Lydia ”. Pinkham Ppan Waughtown Street Winston-Salem N. C DIAL Mrs Forrest Edwards Dy-Dee Supply CO North Carolina Sinc Ieans Citi Tao Funeral Home, Inc Altrusans Sheraton Hotel Mrs. Bouldin Jory Parkins Cream OF Roses Belk- Stevens Co High Powts Leading Department North Wrenn Street
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