Printed Pattern A817 by Charles Keibacher
Fashion piece describes Printed Pattern A817 bias cut dinner dress with V seaming tulip skirt and concealed hem cord. It lists fabric suggestions silk crepe surah org? and sizes 10 through 18 with size 16 requiring 2½ yards 39 inch fabric. Order form asks for name address zone style number and size.
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Charles Kleibacher
High Point Enterprise
Pattern Department
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N.Y
Pointers On Growing Garden Chrysanthemums
Garden chrysanthemums are hardy perennials planted in late spring or early summer in most regions. New plantings need regular watering until established, with good drainage and mulching to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Staking, disbudding, and pinching promote sturdier, taller blooms, with exhibition-quality flowers reaching five or six inches. some varieties bloom in July to October, and cut-flowers last 2 to 3 weeks with fresh water.
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Montana
Canada
United States
First Pilot's License Issued by Aero Club of America
The Aero Club of America issued the first pilot license on June 8, 1911, marking a milestone in aviation. The historic clearance established a formal credentialing system for early pilots and set a precedent for regulated flight.
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The
Aero Club of America
Church Circles Schedule At Two Methodist Churches
Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First and Wesley Memorial Methodist churches will meet Monday at multiple times and locations including 708 Quaker Lane 408 Hillcrest Dr 109 Hillcrest 1202 Blain Ave 817 Montheu Ave and 38 E Dayton with various hostesses. The High Point Baptist Ministers Wives Auxiliary also meets Tuesday at 11 a.m. with E W Price Jr. and assistants. The Main Street Methodist Church Character Builders Class meets Monday at 7 30 in the basement.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Billy E. Morris
Quaker Lane
High Point Baptist
Inisters’ Wives Auxiliary
E. W. Price Jr
Woodrow Ave
Woodrow W. Robbins
Clyde Tucker
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Frank Garrett
Gatewood Ave
J. P. Hollingsworth
Rockford Rd
J. W. Lindsay Jr
Hillcrest Dr
Harriss Covington
L. A. Wagner
Edgedale Dr
A. W. Dunbar
W. B. Hall
Johnson St
E. A. Sumner
Overbrook Dr
Odell Carmichael
Westwood Ave
Richard W. Stout
Florham Dr
Dwight Jory
Terrell Dr
Main Street Methodist Church
Y-Teens Hold Winston-Salem Conference
Twenty local girls from Y-Teens attended a tri-city meeting at the YWCA in Winston-Salem. Accompanied by teenage director Mrs. Don R. Hunt, they left early and returned by 6 p.m. Panel discussions covered relationships with family friends and community. Officers for next year were elected after a 12 noon lunch.
Club Sets Meet At Rural Home
Hasty Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Fred Kennedy at her home on Rt. 4 in Thomasville Monday at 7 30 p.m. Mrs. Rod Kennedy will be co hostess for the meeting.
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Hasty Garden Club
Fred Kennedy
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Rod Kennedy
Archdale Methodist WSCS Plans Evening Session
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Archdale Methodist Church will meet in the church fellowship hall at 7 30 p m Tuesday A business session at 7 p m will precede the session
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Archdale Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Nurses Learn About Ceramics Program Planned
Mrs Helen Baker will present a program on ceramics at the Private Duty Nurses Club meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m. Hostess is Mrs AlcIdene Baker of 1008 Barbee St with associate hostesses Mrs Edith Adams Mrs Clara Bodenheimer and Miss Frances Byron.
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Helen Baker
Private Duty Nurses Club
Alcidene Baker
Barbee St
Edith Adams
Clara Bodenheimer
Frances Byron
Concert Pianist Rudolf Firkusny Scheduled at High Point
The Community Concert Association will present pianist Rudolf Firkusny in a recital at Memorial Auditorium, High Point College, tomorrow evening at 8 30 p m. The program promises a showcase of classical works by a renowned artist.
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Rudolf Firkusny
Community Concert Association
Firkusny
Memorial
High Point College
Judy Culp Named Sub-Junior of the Month
Judy Culp daughter of Mr and Mrs R G Clap Jr of 1108 Westwood Dr is selected Sub-Junior of the Month. She leads Beta Club Masque and Gavel Club and Junior Civinet tes and A Cappella Choir and serves as president of the National Honor Society and recorder of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. She is listed Who's Who and senior superlative Best Personality. Judy participates in theater and will join the senior play while guest of honor at a High Point Junior Women's Club luncheon.
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Judy Culp
R. G. Clap Jr
Westwood Dr
Judy
First Presbyterian Church
National Honor Society
Order of Rainbow
Who’s Who
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Charles Keibacher
N. Main St
G. J. Williard
W. W. Cecil
Hillcrest
C. V. Carroll
Blain Ave
A. L. Pearson
Montheu Ave
Percy Payne
Circle Dr
Harvey Speaks
Dayton Ave
John W. Holderby Jr
Bridges St
Betty Newton
W. Ray St
Wesley
Methodist
YWCA
Winston-Salem
Trudy Livengood
Ig Higgins
Mary Elizabeth Evis
Dal Bayles
Archdale Methodist
WSCS
John T. Ellis and Company
Ladies Fine Apparel
S. Main St
YMCA
Rome
Africa
South Main St
Rosewood
N. C
Mill Fabrics, Inc
Lexington
High Point Junior Women's Club
Joanly
Sanitone Service
Sanitone
Thomasville PH
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