District Officer Speaks at ABWA Meeting in Greensboro
Mrs. Louise P. Walters of Greensboro, vice president of the Southeastern District ABWA, spoke to the Furniture Capitol chapter at Marguerite's Restaurant. She reviewed the national convention, outlined nine achievements for 1959–60, and noted a $600 Stephen Burton Fund scholarship awarded Barbara Lavelle of Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise P. Walters
Greensboro
American Business Women's Association
Furniture Capitol
ABWA
Marguerite's
Edith Cumby
Walters
Stephen Burton
Barbara Lavelle
Charlotte
Appalachian State Teachers College
Rachel Sedberry
Association
IBM
Pilot Life Insurance Co
Ledberry
Lucille Mon- Achievement
Mrs Ray Nance Speaks For Wild Flower Club
Mrs Ray Nance addressed the Wild Flower Club on conservation of wild flowers at the group's meeting held last evening at the home of Mrs R H Shaw 1003 Westwood The talk followed a business session led by Miss Gladis Kivett with a conservation pledge and committee reports The garden Council report was given by Mrs Worth Ivey The event stressed conservation as a lifestyle and government duty with 16 members present during dessert and coffee served by hostesses B J Dunn and W H English
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray’ Ation
Nance
R. H. Shaw
Westwood
Ms. Nance
Gladis Kivett
Route Save
Heard
Reitze
Pitts
Clyde
F. Connor
Theodore
Garden Council
Roosevelt
Albert Schweitzer Discussed By Mrs Hayworth
Mrs Johnny Hayworth as educational director of Alpha Alpha Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha spoke last night on Albert Schweitzer His Enthusiasm and Love The meeting at Mrs Woodie F Haywood s home 1508 Pinehurst opened with a ritual led by president Mrs Lawrence Hauser The group discussed correspondence from North Carolina and International headquarters and announced the State Council meeting set for January 23 in Fayetteville Plans for the new year were made A covered dish supper was planned for January 28 at Mrs James McGee s Montheu Avenue home and refreshments were served after closing rituals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hayworth
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Albert Schweitzer
Woodioe F. Haywood
Pinehurst
Lawrence Hauser
North Carolina
Siate
Fayetteville
James McGee
Montheu Avenue
Mrs Francis Kennedy Hosts Pride And Patience Club
Fifteen members attended the Pride and Patience Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Francis Kennedy's home. The program discussed dish gardens, with remarks on their origin, and a nominating committee was formed for upcoming club leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Francis Kennedy
Pride and Patience Club
Pride and Patience Garden Club
Francis Kennedy
Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Winners Named at YWCA
Six tables were in play when the Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club met at the YWCA on Wednesday evening. Mrs. R. M. Davidson of WinstonSalem won second with partner Mrs. W. F. Kent and Mrs. W. G. Thurman, third with Harvey Matthews. First place went to Foy Horton and Mrs. R. M. Cooksey of Thomasville. The club meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. and the game is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Davidson
Win- Furniture City
Bridgeston-Salem
W. F
YWCA
Wedney- Kent
W. G. Thurman
Howell
Harvey Ment
Matthews
Wednes
Foy Horton
R. M
Birth announcements honor two local women at luncheon
Mrs Hedgecock and Miss Dwyer were complimented at a luncheon in Guilford Room of the Shearton in High Point Memorial Hospital. Julianna Marie Yates, daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Yates of Valley Ridge Rd, born Jan 13. Diane Marie, daughter of Mr and Mrs Allan R Mabe, born Jan 13. both events noted with tributes and gifts as coworkers bid farewells for new assignments.
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Julianna Marie Yates
J. W. Yates
Valley Ridge Rd
Julianna Majrie
High Point Memorial Hospital
Diane Mare
Allan R. Mabe
Myrtle Deskins
C. J. Williard
Trinity
Shirley
Diane
Dwyer
J. D. Hedgecock
Hedgecock
High Point Memorial
Guilford
Shearton
Women Of Moose Plan Conference In Furniture City
The Women Of The Moose assemble at Moose Home on Church Street and finalize plans for a mid winter conference in High Point on January 31 under the College of Regents. Senior regent Ora Law censon presides as activities are outlined, noting a luncheon at 11 30 a m and the meeting to start at 1 30 p m with out of town chapters to attend.
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Women of Moose Plan
Furniture City
High Point
Women of the Moose
Moose
Church Street
Ora Law| Censon
College of Regents
VEW Auxiliaries Plan 10th District Meeting
The 10th district meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at the VFW Post Home in Lexington. The date has moved up a week with no luncheon served. The meeting begins at 2 pm with Mrs. Doris B. Pierce, district president, presiding. the council meeting follows alongside the business session. Members span Ashe, Archdale, Gibsonville, Greensboro, High Point, Lexington, Mayodan, Reidsville, Stoneville, Thomasville and surrounding posts.
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Iliary
Veterans of Foreign Ladies Auxiliary
VFW Post Home
Lexington
Louis G. Feldo.m
Lumberton
Doris B
Pierce
Archdale
Ashe
Gibsonville
Greensboro
High Point
Leaksville
Mrs Lee Speaks At Out To Grow Garden Club Meet
Mrs Lee as guest speaker discussed conservation with district chairman William B. Lee and local members in Salisbury Winston-Salem Danville Martinsville Va areas. Paul Collins led a 9 o'clock ceremony and endowment talk at 210 Pine Ridge Dr as Mrs Har mony marked the ritual and guests enjoyed refreshments.
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Salisbury
States
William B. Lee
Winston-Salem
Danville
Martinsville
Paul Collins
Cere-Herday
Frank Smith
P. M. Harmony
Pine Ridge
Garden Council
Lee
Ing. Gram
Ray Keever
Lawrenson
Boy Terry Ray Hill Born at High Point Memorial
Mr and Mrs G A Hill of 2207 Agner Street welcome son Terry Ray born January 13 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Ray
Hill
G. A. Hill
Agner St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Gardenette Garden Club Hosts Back-to-Back Events
Mrs Cooke led the Gardenette Garden Club as host at a four month meeting with a white elephant sale proceeds directed to the Health Center. Mrs Watts home hosted a workshop and a covered dish supper at 7 pm with Mrs Sechrest presiding and Mrs Werstlein reporting. A birthday party was given for Inge Gaye Auman with guests including Nancy Turner and Sherry Long.
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Gardenette
C. K. Wright
Watts
Mont 410
Carey St. Keu Avenue
D. A. Cooke
N. Ward St
A. H. Sechrest
J. F. Werstlein
Christ
J. E. Auman
Roy H
Watts Jr
Inge Gaye
Wonderland Nursery
Nancy
Terry Turner
Sherry Long
Jimmie Hulin
Brenda Barnes
Eugene West
Debbie Dunlap
Terry Hill
Sennifer Vaughan
Fleet Darr
Canterbury Club and Faculty Wives Club Meet This Weekend
Friday at 3 30 p m Canterbury Club meets with Mrs W B Hall at 901 Johnson Street Saturday at 2 p m Faculty Wives Club of High Point College will meet at the YWCA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
W. B. Hall
Johnson St
Faculty Wives Club
High Point College
YWCA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Ray Nance
Wild Flower Club
Hayworth
J. L. Carr
H. $. Spencer
Tmelinster
Guy Royals
Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club
Mrs. Hedgecock
Miss Dwyer
VEW Auxiliaries
Madison
Reidsville
Stoneville
Thomasville
Ene
Mrs. Lee
Bermuda Sox
Jantzen
Amt
Omi
Coats
Pat
Vy Price
Mrs. Cooke
Ona
Ywca Calendar
WMFR
Inge Gaye Alman
Sample Shoe Store
N. Main ST
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