Agenda Club Installs New Officers in Candlelight Ceremony
Officers for 1976 were installed at a dinner meeting held at the Y on Gatewood Avenue with Mrs. Joseph Feyworth presiding. New roles include W. L. Hinkle as president, Jean Duncan as vice president, Sara Beth Smith secretary, Chloe Ferree treasurer, and Evelyn Gaddis with Ralph Norman as program coordinators. Mrs. Campbell, outgoing president, was honored with a mum corsage and led a memorial for the late Mrs. C. L. Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenda Club
Joseph Feyworth
YWCA
Gatewood Avenue
W. L. Hinkle
Jean Duncan
Sara Beth Smith
Chloe Ferree
Evelyn Gaddis
Ralph Norman
A. R. Campbell
Campbell
C. L. Riley
Cleo Kana
Joseph Hayworth
World Gardening Through Care program at Burbank Garden Club meeting
Burbank Garden Club discussed the World Gardening Through Care project led by Mrs. Ray Nibbelink. The Colombia based Empresa Comunitaria Mascari farm and CARE efforts were described, including farming practices, nutrition goals, and the impact on malnutrition and infant mortality. Plans for hospital corner beautification and a bus tour to Charleston were announced.
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Burbank
Ray Nibbelink
Colom
Bia
South America
Empersa Communitaria Mascari
North Carolina Garden Club
Empresa Comunitaria Mascari
Nibbelink
DAR Good Citizens Receive Special Recognition at DAR meeting
Mrs. S. E. Gull, Good Citizens chairman for the Alexander Martin chapter, presided at the Tuesday meeting on N. Main Street where DAR Good Citizens and their mothers were honored. Debbe Cashatt, June Fulton, Darlene Morris, Kimberly Shaver, Shirley Silver, Linda Sink, and other students from Andrews, Trinity, Thomasville, High Point Central, Westchester Academy were awarded pins and checks. Officers elected included nominating committee members and delegates to state conference, Continental Congress, with dates set for Winston-Salem March 9–11 and Washington April 15–23. Hostesses named for the gathering included Mrs. Hogg and several chapter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Gull
Good Citizens
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR Good Citizens
Helen Marie Sheloff
N. Main Street
Gill
Debbe Cashatt
Andrews High School
June Fulton
Trinity High School
Darlene Morris
Continental Congress
Garten
Smith
Watkins
David Johnson
James Hoge
Winston-Salem
Washington
Hogg
James Johnson
J. R. Kellam
James S. Hunt
E. B. Braswell
Katherine R. Raymond
Stringfield
J. R. Blair
L. K. Mobley
Williamsburg Garden Club Discusses Trips
The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club held a round table on Williamsburg trips by members at Mrs. Marvin Shields home 503 Chestnut Dr. Mrs. Robert Lindsay conducted a brief business session.
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Williamsburg
Marvin Shields
Chestnut
Robert Lindsay
Garden Club notes and new baby in community report
Mr and Mrs Vernon Lee Grindstaff announce birth of Vernon Lee Jr at High Point Memorial Hospital on January 13. Garden Club Council increases dues to four dollars per member and designates one thousand dollars for beautification at Westwood and Elm near the hospital. Plans by horticulturist Sam Claar approved. Ned Clark approves hospital project. 18 wreaths placed on Astor Dowdy Towers balconies. residents hosted a Christmas banquet. A flower show school course for judges is set for March 11 at Guilford County Agriculture Center. Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club to place a hospital chapel arrangement on January 16. Garden Council could not schedule a city bus tour. Photos of city services by Mrs. Lindsay to be shown at Astor Dowdy Towers Auditorium in February or March.
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Nibbelink
Thompson
Nibbelak
Westwood and
Elm
Worth Ivey
Ivey
Martha Nell Tucker
Royster Tucker Jr
Charleston
S. C
YWCA
Vernon Lee Grindstaff
E Kearns
Vernon Lee Jr
High Point Memorial Hospital
Grindstaff
Sharon Hughes
Sion
Edward Klug
B.E. Younts
Garden Club Council
Westwood
Hospital
Sam Claar
Ned Clark
Astor Dowdy Towers
Guilford County Agriculture Center
Greensboro
Chapel of the Hospital
Garden Council
Oak Bellow
Lindsay
Cambridge Garden Club Plans Bird Feeder Project
At a Tuesday meeting held in Mrs. Darrell Sumner’s Gordon Road home, members described building a bird feeder. Mrs. Patrick Kennedy demonstrated converting an old jog into a feeder using three dowels. Volunteers Mrs. Michael Stewart and Mrs. Ben Weathers offered to paint the Cambridge Subdivision sign. Three constitutional amendments were proposed for a vote at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Garden Club
Darrell Sumner
Gordon Road
Patrick Kennedy
Michael Stewart
Ben Weathers
Cambridge Subdivision
New Class Announced by Extension Service
ASHEBORO The Agricultural Extension Service sponsors a class on Restoring Trunks on January 29 and February 12 at the Agricultural Building on Worth Street. Contact the extension office by phone or write P O Box 81 Asteboro 27203. Sessions welcome those with trunks to restore and others interested in helping.
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Asheboro
Agricultural Extension Service
Worth Street
P. QO
Asteboro
Special Ceremony Held By Sorority Members
Eta Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a Jewels ceremony at a Monday meeting with adviser Mrs Bill Rich. New members Sheila McCumbee Sandy York Debi Stepp joined the ritual along with a pledge for Gay Smith. Margaret Seamon led the business session and invited attendance at the city council meeting. Cindy Gladden visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Bill Rich
Sheila McCumbee
Sandy York
Debi Stepp
Gay Smith
Margaret Seamon
Cindy Gladden
Estie Pope
Ways and Means
Sharon Smith
Ways and Means Committee
Bicentennial program at Archdale Women's Club
Rev George Lyndon of Archdale United Methodist spoke at the Archdale Trinity Woman's Club at the YWCA about why the founding of the country was political religious and educational He urged reading a history book during the bicentennial year Mrs Robert Hammer led the meeting and Mrs Tom Wiley gave the devotional on Courage Members reported nine spent time at a zoo telethon and planned visits to Girls Haven The Sallie Southall Scholarship entry was sent by the education chairman Mrs Bobby Clodfelter The club voted to join the Randolph County Council on the Aging Tables featured a bicentennial theme with an eagle cannon miniature colonial items and red white and blue accents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lyndon
Archdale Trinity Woman’s Club
YWCA
Lyndon
Archdale United Methodist Church
Archdale
Girls Haven
Bobby Clodfelter
Sallie Southall
Randolph County Council
C. M. Reddeck
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Colombia
Scott Garten
Julia Watkins
Vann Stringfield
D. L. Bouldin
A. J. Parker
Miss Watkins
Stripfield
W. Lee Smith
N. C. Johnson
Garden Club
Vernon Grindstaff JR
Uyoton
Gad
Sia
Th Point Mall
SUN
Penmake’esfabric Shops
Fairfield Poza Highway
Maria Adams
Kathy Seamon
High Powt's
Grace Flower Shop
Robert Hammer
Tom Wiley
Trinity Arts & Crafts
Flint Mill Rd
China
Shirley Oney
Che-Plant
North Main Street
High Point
High Point RD
North Main High Point
Eiisa
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