Color Theme Sparks Garden Club Meeting Critique
Mrs W Martine Barker spoke on Color Ha in The Home before Almanac Garden Club at Mrs Bland Worley home 1003 West wood. She noted colors shade variety and how color influences temperament. a constructive critique followed on yellow jonquils flowers and a black container arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Martine Barker
Almanac Garden Club
Bland Worley
Westwood
Barker
R. F. Craver
Worley
Charles Gooch
James Hunt
Double M Club Hears Arch School At Luncheon Meeting
The Double M Club met January 20 for a luncheon at the Adams Memorial YWCA. Newly elected president Mrs Norma Horney chaired, guests welcomed by Mrs James Monroe. Arch K Schoch spoke on What Every Woman Knew detailing what women should know about husbands finances. Attendance highlighted by Mrs R G p Jr. U S reserves of lignite are largely west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’ Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
George H. McCormick
C. S. McGahey
C. R
Norma Horney
James Monroe
L. P. Hollis
F. D. Kearns
R. I. Helms
R. G. Culp, Jr
J. C. Fuller
Paul Godfrey
Rs. Leon Schute
Ar Snider
Arch K. Schoch
Stanley Hayworth Marriage Announced
Mr and Mrs Herbert P Hayworth announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn Louise to William Zollie Stanley of North Wilkesboro. The ceremony was in Salisbury on January 10 by Justice of the Peace B L Ludwig. They reside at 91 Newlin Street and both attended local high schools. He works for RabhanAe Company of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zollie Stanley
Evelyn Louise Hayworth
Herbert P. Hayworth
Evelyn Louise
Joe Stanley
North Wilkesboro
Salisbury
B. L. Ludwig
Newlin Street
High Point High School
Miller's Creek High School
Rabhanae Company
This Sty
L. C. Lowe Honored on 81st Birthday
L C Lowe celebrated his eighty first birthday with a Sunday buffet at 1104 Forest Avenue. His grandson Jesse R Lowe entertained relatives and friends who gathered for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Loewe
Jesse R. Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Forest Avenue
Wayside Garden Club hears Mrs Sprinkle on conservation
Mrs Thomas W Sprinkle spoke to the Wayside Garden Club at Mrs Frank Smiths Rotary Drive home on Conservation and Beautification. She urged attention to streams and hillsides along highways. Refreshments followed as Mrs W G McFarland presided. District meeting in Pinehurst February 10 11 was announced with Mya John C Sheloff and Mrs W G McFarland selected as representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Sprinkle
Wayside Garden Club
Smith Home
Frank Smith
Rotary Drive
W. G. McFarland
Pinehurst
Mya
John C. Sheloff
Dogwood Garden Club
W. H. Grimes
Massa Lambert
Jack Bulla
E. H. Crawford
Pauline Calloway
Randolph County
J. D. Ross
Birth announcements from Kernersville to Thomasville list new babies
A series of birth notices records newborns Charles Edward Willard Ray Everett Candice Burgess Carter Alfred Powell Judy Ann Todd and Charlotte Dale Amos with parents names and hospital locations in High Point and Thomasville. A stray housecleaning tip follows about cleaning wallpaper with stale bread.
Modern Art Study Sets Program on Piano Music
Mrs. Ben Witherington spoke to the Modern Art Study Group of the American Association of University Women at her East Farriss Avenue home. She traced the development of piano music from its instrument forerunners and highlighted composers from classical to modern, with illustrative piano selections and refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Witherington
American Association of University Women
East Farriss Avenue
Witherington
Shamrock Club At Asheboro Meet At Mrs Jones Home
Shamrock Garden club held its January meeting at Mrs. Robert Jones home with co hosts Mrs May B Hall and Miss Marian Burgess. Two visitors attended and a tea service followed arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shamrock Club
Asheboro
Shamrock Garden Club
Robert Jones
May B. Hall
Marian Burgess
A. P. Burgess
W. Ivan Hoy
John M. Neely
Bessie Rice
J. A. Cheely
John
Local Residents In Hospitals See Mixed Recoveries
Mrs. Mary Jones at High Point Memorial Hospital shows improving condition after ten days of illness and may receive visitors. Mrs. Levi Willard also improves and can receive visitors after a week of treatment. Mrs. R. G. Johnson has been ten days in local hospital with worsening condition but visitor access is allowed. Mrs. E. A. Lockwood remains hospitalized for treatment. Mrs. Jackie Barnes travels to Frankfort Germany to join husband Pfc Robert H Barnes. return to U S in about six months. Mr. and Mrs. Bland Worley noted but details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jones
Cassell Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Levi Willard
Rock Springs Road
R. G. Johnson
Pine Street
Jackie Barnes
Gordon Street
Frankfort
Germany
Pfc
Robert H. Barnes
United States
Trinity Club To Meet Tomorrow
The Trinity Home Demonstration Club will meet at the Grange Hall at 2 15 Thursday. All members are urged to attend as this is the first meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Home Demonstration Club
Grange Hall
Unclear fragment hints at local social scene
The clipped text mentions Mrs. Tom Harvey of Kinston hosting at her home and notes a remark about wood sinking in water when not seasoned, indicating a fragmented local social or instructional snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Harvey
Kinston
Worley
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Madeline Hoover
W. M. Barker
Guilford County Sanatorium
M. D. Bonner
Monark
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Hears Arch School
U. S
Mississippi
Stanley-Hayworth
L. C. Lowe
Charles Edward Willard
Wesley Willard
Kernersville
Charles Edward
Mwy Ray Everett Carroll
Ray E. Carroll
Route Five
Ray Everett
D. H. Golds
Welborn Street
Candice Burgess
Carter Alfred Powell
D. A. Powell
Carter Street
Carter Alfred
Judy Ann Todd
Glenn Ray Todd
Route One
Thomasville
Judy Ann
Charlotte Dale Amos
Harold L. Amos
Charlotte Dale
Siegler
Wey
Watt
Ker
Kester Bros. & Sons
High Point
Ver
Modern Art
Henry Morris
Centennial Avenue
Paul Williams
Tomlinson Street
E. A. Lockwood
High Point Semorter
Mrs. Bland Worley
Trinity Club
Jayne
Hen—J
D. Jayne & Son
Children’s
Going
Coats
Pickett’s Department Store
ODDS
Men’s & Boys
Chintz Reg
Birdseye
M. A. Picketts Department Store
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