Fine Art Guild Dinner At String And Splinter
Members of the High Point Fine Art Guild and guests attended a dinner at the String And Splinter Club. Officers greeted attendees in the foyer and new members were announced. The guild, under the High Point Arts Council, voted to make the event an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Fine Art Guild
String and Splinter Club
Guild
James Spence
Mesdames Charles Probert
Anthony P. Jacobi
R B. Hethcock
Hus- H. T
High Point Arts Council
Social Calendar for High Point Area Clubs
7 p m The Sheraton Hotel hosts the Pilot Club of High Point meeting. 7 30 p m Blue Ladies of Maryfield Nursing Home meet at the home. 7 30 p m Mrs Geddie Loftin 1718 Waverly St hosts Wiltshire Woods Garden Club. 10 a m Pine Hill Garden Club meets with Mrs T A Poppe 47 Beknont. 9 00 a m Home And Garden Club meets with Mrs James A Kidd 1014 N Rotary. 1 30 p m Out Our Way Martha Dakin 2427 E Lexington Ave. 7 30 p m La Leche League meets with Mrs Jimmy Ray Richardson 1210 Kindley St Greensboro. 7 30 p m Private Duty Nurses Club meets in Medical library at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Pilot Club of
High Paint
Blue Ladies of
Maryfield Nursing Home
Geddie Loftin
1718
Waverly St
Wiltshire Woods Garden Club
Pine Hill Garden Club
T. A. Poppe
Home and Garden Club
James A. Kidd
Rotary
Martha. Dakin
Lexington Ave
la Leche League
Jimmy Ray Richardson
Kindley St
Greensboro
High Point Memorial Hospital
Kathleen Harrison Recognized By Club Dinner
The Solo Parents Club dinner at The Coach House Sheraton honored retiring president Kathleen Harrison for outstanding leadership. Mrs. Novella Wells gave the invocation and Mrs. Betty Gibson, club president, led the meeting. An annual YWCA dinner on January 19 at 6:30 p.m. was announced with Mrs. Gibron presenting Harrison a silver tray.
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Coach House
Sheraton Hotel
Solo Parents Club
Novella Wells
Betty Gibson
The
YWCA
Bosses Banquet Planned By PBX Club Meeting
The PBX Club discussed a March 4 Bosses Night Banquet at Mrs Otis Smith home in Thomasville. Stella Thompson presided as president and rules by laws notes from the state club were reviewed. Mrs Richard Reavis was reinstated, and a shower for Stella Thompson was held with the next meeting set for February 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PBX
Otis Smith
Rt. 4
Thomasville
Stella Thompson
Richard Reavis
Schoonbeck Co
Cover Girl Scholars at High Point Furniture Market
Twelve High Point College women serve as Cover Girl representatives for Masland Duraleather Co at the market in High Point. The college earns a $1,000 scholarship in the name of a student chosen as Wuran Cover Girl. Five girls gain regional markets and one winner may receive a National Duran Cover Girl award worth $1,000. Names include Susan Greene Jana Harding Linda Laws Mia Harding Ruth Sherrill Nancy Dyer and others from multiple colleges and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
High Point
Mayland Duraleather Co
Philadelphia
Masland
Linda Doss
Stuart
Chicago
New York
Dallas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Atlanta
Duran
Jana Harding
Susan Dane Brown
Ashe
Boro
Nancy Dyer
Orinda
Calif
Ruth Sherrill
Wilmington
Del
Verna Eileen Gould
Bethesda
Linda Laws
Snow Hill
Anne Navarro
Towson
Susan Carol Johnston
Malverne
N.Y
Caroline McCorkle
Newark
Ohio
Sandra Tene
Whitfield
Colonial Heights
Kaieen Curry
Leesburg
Mia
Harding
Miss Greene
Sherrill
McCorkle
Brown
University of Inois
Notre Dame College of New York
Georgia State
State Mother Of Year Search Deadline Set Feb 1
Civic, church and women’s groups may nominate a State Mother for 1971 by Feb 1. Nominations go to district chairs or to Mrs A B Furtado in Garner. District winners attend an Awards Day luncheon March 17 in Raleigh. The state winner may contend for the national title in New York May 3-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Nert
Carolina
W. C. Pressly
N. C
Mothers Assn
Furtado
Perdue St
Garner
Walter Hole
Robert W. Scott
Executive Mansion
Ers
New York
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Trindale Woman's Club names Mrs Burgess Woman of the Year
Mrs Bob Burgess of Trinity is selected by the Trindale Woman's Club as Woman of the Year for her service since joining six years ago. She has held multiple offices, chaired hospitality and membership committees, led projects aiding Special Education classes, and serves as second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trindale Women’s Club
Bob Burgess
Burgess
Fred Smith
Trinity
Lisa
Sherri
Mendenhall Road
Guil
Archdale
Pride and Patience
Garden Club
Trindale
Canasta Cla
Hyenear Investors Club
Local Birth Announcements From Decatur to High Point and Thomasville
Birth notices list Branson Thomas Blair Jan 9 Decatur General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. J. Grant Blair of Decatur Alabama. Cora Kemp Blair is the mother. Also named are Brian Franklin, Bobbie Jo Hingon, Darren Shane Embry, Laura Lynn Johnson, and other newborns with their parents and birthdates at High Point Memorial Hospital and Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Grant Blair
Thirteenth St
S.E
Decatur
Ala
Branson Thomas
Decatur General Hospital
Blair
Cora Kemp
Louisburg
Joe Blair
Jamestown
Howard Gore
S. Elm
Brian Franklin
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bobbie Jo
Johnny Hingon
N. Hamilton St
Darrel Embry
Johnsontown Rd
Thomasville
Darren Shane
Laura Lynn
J. Clayton Johnson
Rt. 1
Two Local Women Elected Colonial Dames Officers
Greensboro chapter of Colonial Dames XXII Century installed new officers at a home meeting led by outgoing president Mrs. P. A. Shelburne. Mrs. McDaniel Lewis became president, with officers including Mrs. Bruce H. Carraway High Point first vice president and Mrs. Q Newell Sapp second vice president. A May meeting was planned for High Point, followed by luncheon and social hour hosted by several members.
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Greensboro
Harl of Shaftesbury
Colonial Dames Vxii Century
McDaniel Lewis
Country Club Dr
P. A. Shelburne
Lewis
Anthony Ashley Cooper
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Bruce
High Point
Irwin
J. Squires
Marvin Skaggs
George Russell Hedgin
Henry Thompson
Bride Feted At Event At Honegent Home North Wilkesboro
Miss JoAnn Honeycutt and Mrs Bill Mooney hosted a bridal party Sunday evening at the Honegent home 820 Putnam. Guests included Mrs Woodrow W Eliott mother of the bride Mrs James H Rodgers mother of the bridegroom and Mrs Allen Kivett sister of the groom. The couple, Thomas S Rodgers and the bride Pamela Elliott, were married December 26 at Union United Methodist Church in North Wilkesboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
S. Rodgers
JoAnn Honeycutt
Bill Mooney
Hfonegent
Putname
Hawaii program at NALC Auxiliary meeting
NALC Auxiliary 549 met last evening at Mrs. John Bryant’s Vernon Archdale Rd home with thirteen members present. Mrs. J. W. Carmichael Jr. led the session, reports were given on the Christmas party and project, the group decorated the post office for Christmas, and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for February 15 at Mrs. Clayton’s home.
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Hawaii
NALC
John Bryant
Archdale Rd
Vernon
J. W. Carmichael Jr
Christ
Bryant
Andra
Clayton
Spring collections feature bold dresses and knee-length looks
In Rome Capucci rejects shorts while showcasing long panels and sheer leg reveals in evening gowns. Andre Lang presents two short styles alongside crisp coats and printed silk shirt dresses. Both designers offer floor length and knee length options, mixing vivid color palettes with Chanel-inspired daytime looks.
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Pailette
Capucci
Lang
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Michael Bangiola
Irédsurer
William Edwards
Sonny Hedgeco
Fine Art Guild
String and Splinter
Robert Bodle
Michael Bangiala
Treat Suter
Kathleen Harrison
Trindale Woman's Club
Mrs. Burgess
Branson Blair
Laura Johnson
Brian Gore
Bobbie Hinson
Darren Embry
Grace Flower Shop
Wraan St. Westwood
Colonial Dames
Alamo
Cat Srt
Alamo Beauty
Dalles Ave
Botigata Shopping
Odette Mengin
Rome
Andre Lang
Williams
South Main Street