Miss Jean Brown Honored With Linen Shower
Miss Jean Brown, Jan. 26 bride elect of William C. Loyd, was feted at a linen shower hosted by Mrs. William D. Cecil and Mrs. J. C. Hilton at the Cecil home 1307 Cook St. Guests received carnations, a blanket, bridal games awarded prizes to Mrs. Carson Cox and Miss Shirley Cox, with Mrs. S. C. Brown attending as mother of the bride-elect. The couple plans to marry at Main Street Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Cecil
J. C. Hilton
Jean Brown
William C. Loyd
Cecil Home
Cook St
Miss Brown
Carson Cox
Shirley Cox
S. C. Brown
Mr. Loyd
Main Street Methodist Church
Auxiliary To Post 619 VFW Holds Business Meeting
The Auxiliary to Post 619 VFW met at the Greensboro Road post home. Members voted to donate to Eaton Rapids Children's Home and the hospital fund. A veterans party for Salisbury VA Hospital was planned for Friday night. District meeting set for Lexington Sunday at 1 p.m. All members urged to attend. Hostesses were Mrs. Hilda Southards and Mrs. Doris Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Greensboro Road
Shirley Isley
Eaton Rapids
Salisbury VA
Lexington
Post and Auxiliary
Hilda Southards
Doris Pierce
Weather Postpones Mid-Week Study Club Meeting
The Mid-Week Study Club meeting scheduled for tonight has been postponed due to weather conditions. No new date or time has been announced.
Monk Falls Recovering After Duke Hospital Surgery
Ronnie Monk Falls of High Point is a patient at Duke Hospital in Durham after undergoing surgery Monday. His condition is satisfactory and visitors are allowed. Falls is the son of Mr and Mrs R M Falls of 1024 Barbee Street and a fourth year student at Duke University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie “Monk” Falls
High Point
Duke Hospital
Durham
Falls
R. M. Falls
Barbee St
Duke University
Deadline Extended For Art Classes At YWCA
The YWCA extends the registration deadline for Monday night art classes taught by Tony Borrowes of Greensboro. Free sessions run Mondays at 10 and 7 30 with a sculpture class at 3. Friday deadline urged for registration.
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The
YWCA
Tony Borrowes
Greensboro
Medical Auxiliary Postpones Meeting
The High Point Branch of Guilford County Medical Auxiliary postponed its meeting with Mrs Marvin Slate at 100 Brantley Circle. The event will occur at the same time and place on Friday. Quick treads may be frozen either before or after baking, but the latter process is preferable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Branch
Guilford County Medical Auxiliary
Marvin Slate
Brantley Circle
Backgrounds and Borders Wayside Club Program Notes
Mrs. J F Hayden led a Wayside Garden Club program at Mrs. C C Robbins home on backgrounds and borders using shrubs for backdrops, delphinium and hollyhocks for height, and pansies and sweet alyssum in the foreground. Plans for the March 28 daffodil show were discussed with a nominating committee named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Hayden
Wayside Garden Club
C. C. Robbins
Bulb Culture Talk At Almanac Garden Club Meeting
The Almanac Garden Club met at the Craver home near Trinity with 15 guests. Guest speaker Mrs Blake Thompson presented An Encyclopedia of the Garden focusing on spring bulbs and planting depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almanac Garden Club
Earl F. Craver Jr
Trinity
W. Jack Hunt
Council
A. R. Wilson
N. K. Bullard
Blake Thompson
Wordsworth
Pilot Club hears Frank Shields on driver training in city schools
High Point police Lt. Frank Shields spoke to the Pilot Club at the Sheraton Hotel on driver training in the city schools. He used colored slides to illustrate the program. Mrs. Louise Black introduced him. club members conducted their meeting and discussed ethics and district leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Frank Shields
High Point
Shields
Louise Black
Lhriver
High Point City
Why Teens Feel the Urge to Run Away
AP News explores why youths crave leaving home. A group of seven 18 and 19 year olds share reasons from lack of freedom to parental favoritism and desire to be understood. They agree planning often curbs the impulse and that parental understanding could ease the hurdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News
Prayer groups schedule meetings Thursday in Highland Village and Archdale
The Highland Village Prayer Group will meet Thursday at 1 30 pm with Mrs Mary Yow 107 Culler St. The Helpers Class of Rankin Memorial Methodist Church will gather Thursday evening at 730 pm at Mrs Maggie Stanley 804 Carr St. The United Society of Friends Women of Archdale meet Thursday at 730 pm at Mrs Lena Parham s Archdale home with hostesses Mrs Essie Wagner and Mrs Delia Plummer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Village Prayer Group
Mary Yow
Culler St
Rankin, Memorial Methodist Church
Maggie Stanley
Carr St
United Society of Friends Women of
Archdale
Lena Parham
Essie Wagner
Delia Plummer
NALCP Discusses Program Plans For Future Meetings
The National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary met at Archdale home of Mrs. Bill Tucker with 13 members present. Mrs. Tucker presided and announced a district meeting in Charlotte on Feb 2. A general discussion on programs followed, with refreshments served by the hostess and Mrs. J. W. Carmichael.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Haworth
J. E. Marsh
C. E. Rédzzelle
J. F. Hayden
National Association of Letter Carriers
Bill Tucker
Archdale
Almonds as topping for broiled fish fillets
A kitchen tip suggests lightly browning a half cup of slivered blanched almonds in a quarter cup of butter or margarine and pouring the nut butter over the fish to enhance flavor.
Green Thumb Garden Club Hears Landscaping Talk
The Green Thumb Garden Club met at Mrs. William P. Phillips’s home with 18 members present. Guest speaker Mrs. J. T. Weaver discussed landscaping using four key elements enclosure accent unity balance and a focal point referencing H. Stuart Ortloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Thumb Garden Club
William P. Phillips
Country Club
M. D. Leath
J. T. Weaver
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
VFW
Libby S
S. Main ST
Louise Warford
Lula Raper
Almetta Brooks
Helpers
Archdale Friends
NALCP
Louise Johnson Thornton
Louise
Hazel’s Beauty Center
Speed
S.wrenn ST
Thomasville
Strietmann
Tatamn
Winn-Dixie
Main Street
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