Jamestown Garden Club Panel Discusses Favorite Flowers
The Jamestown Garden Club met yesterday in Jamestown Methodist Church recreation room for a panel on favorite flowers. President Mrs. C. E. Armfield Jr introduced Mrs. Futrell who outlined panel topics. moderator Mrs. E. J. Coletrane introduced each speaker with poems. About 40 members heard discussions on irises roses azaleas borders and hemerocallis with questions on show arrangements. Hostesses provided tarts and coffee as potted plants decorated the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Garden Club
Jamestown Methodist Church
C. E. Armfield Jr
P. C. Futrell
Futrell
E. J. Coletrane
W. B. Payne
Iris
Ernest Crouch
Roses
Harold Hall
R. B. Hay
Country Garden Club Hears Mr Miller On Pruning
County extension worker Bill Miller of Greensboro spoke to the Country Garden Club at Mrs Ray Idol's Winston Rd home. Seventeen members and one guest, Mrs Hassell Moorefield, attended. Miller covered proper pruning of trees and shrubs and offered tips on fertilizing shrubs and bulbs. Mrs Dallas Hauser announced the spring tour date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Garden Club
Bill Miller
Greensboro
Thentry Garden Club
Ray Idol
Winston Rd
Hassell Moorefield
Miller
Dallas Hauser
Moorefield
Biography Focus At Mid-Week Study Club Session
Mrs. J. A. Eshelman led the Mid-Week Study Club gathering at Brentley Circle with a formal biography talk on Glen Clark, noted religious writer and founder of many camps. Guest Mrs. Harry Hendrick attended, and Mrs. C. E. Rozzelle brought her granddaughter Miss Mary Claire Simmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Watson
Brentley Circle
J. A. Eshelman
Glen Clark
Eshelman
Harry Hendrick
C. E. Rozzelle
Mary Claire Simmons
Catholic PTA to Meet Friday at Immaculate Heart
The Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Academy PTA will hold a meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the Guild Hall on Montlieu Ave. Speaker Mrs. Joseph Ameen will discuss the subject Union Hill PTA hears Miss Lopp The Union Hill PTA met last evening with Mrs. Hoyle Morgan in charge of devotions. Lucy Lopp, supervisor of Public Nursing, spoke on Health Education and the county health services including nursing, clinic, and dental programs. In attendance, Mrs. Glenn Dowdy’s first grade won the banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Pta
The
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Academy
Montlieu Ave
Joseph Ameen
Onan
Union Hill
PTA
Lopp
Parent-Teacher Association
Hoyle Morgan
Lucy Lopp
Guilford County
Glenn Dowdy
Mrs John G Moebes Addresses High Point Club
Fifteen members of the High Point Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Lawrence Johnsons home last evening. Mrs John G Moebes spoke on Planning Our Home Future and Family Activities. Miss Lee Welborn presided as the group voted to donate 15 to the March of Dimes polio drive and collect a household gift for a widow whose home was destroyed by fire. The plan includes a quilting party and donating the quilt to the widow. A sweet course was served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Home Demonstration Club
Lawrence Johnson
John G. Moebes
Lee Welborn
Church Women Plan Department Meeting in Burlington
Dr Ralph W Lockman will preach at the Evening Assembly for the annual United Church Women meeting January 24 25 at First Presbyterian Burlington The theme is The Working of His Power Within Us Among Us Through Us Afternoon speakers are Dr Guion Johnson and Mrs James D Wyker A full attendance is urged for a planning meeting of High Point United Church Women Monday at 2 pm in First Methodist Church Mrs Roy Culler to show Palestine slides and a fellowship tea to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Lockman
Department of United Church Women
First Presbyterian Church
Burlington
Guion Johnson
James D. Wyker
High Point United Church
First Methodist Church
Roy Culler
Palestine
John Willard Hill improving at home from pneumonia
John Willard Hill is reported improving from pneumonia at his home on Route 2 Trinity and may have visitors Mrs E L Spencer 1618 Fairway Rd Asheboro has been moved from High Point Memorial Hospital to Baptist Hospital Winston Salem for treatment Grind ends of cooked smoked tongue and moisten with mayonnaise and chili sauce Use as a filling with shredded cabbage for a hearty sandwich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Willard Hill
Route 2
Trinity
E. L. Spencer
Fairway Rd
Asheboro
High Point Memorial Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
Out Our Way Garden Club hears dogwood talk
Mrs. Hugh Kellam spoke on Landscaping With Dogwood at the Out Our Way Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Herman Snider at 2808 English St. in Raleigh. She noted dogwood as North Carolina’s state flower with over 25 varieties and urged February as ideal planting time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Out-Our-Way
Herman Snider
Out Our Way
Enlish St
J. R. Meredith
Clarence Goodman
Hugh Kellam
Bea Nelson
Nat Council Talk Highlights Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Alson Gray spoke at the Town and Country Garden Club on National Council What It Means To You And Me. The talk noted the 25th anniversary of the National Council of Garden Clubs and the New York City headquarters with a proposed 60 acre Botanical Gardens site in St. Louis as a permanent home. Members were urged to donate to a secret home for National Council. wreaths were sent to Salisbury Veterans Hospital for Christmas decorations. Spring Garden tour and a flower arrangement by Mrs. Dolan Hedrick and Mrs. James Mattocks were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cox
Gatewood Ave
Town and Country Garden Club
Alson Gray
Chester C.” Haworth
National Council
National Council of Garden Clubs
New York City
Botanical Gardens
St. Louis
Haworth
Garden Club
National Ncil
Roger Taylor
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
Mid-Week Bridge Club Meets at Brinwood Grill
The private dining room of Brinwood Grill hosted the Mid-Week Bridge Club last evening. Hostess Mrs Dot Boggs oversaw the event as scores counted for prizes with Thelma Longtin earning high score Mildred Apple second high and guest Donnie Longtin winning a low score prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinwood Grill
Dot Boggs
Thelma Longtin
Mildred Apple
Donnie Longtin
Chilled cookie dough eases handling for bakers
After chilling, rolled cookie dough becomes easier to handle than dough that is not chilled, improving workability and shaping. The frosty treatment aids texture and control for final baking results.
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Jamestown Club
NETL
High Point Demonstration Club
Chester Haworth
Dolan Hedrick
James Mattocks
Quality Bakery
Boston
N. Main ST
SEARS
Donald Crow
Houston
Texas
St. Joseph
Alexander
Famous Maker’s
Chromspun
Crystal
Tiffin
Imperial
Fostoria
Rosanies
GOING
aUpsy
Aeah
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