Pilot Club views film on work for crippled children
The Pilot Club of High Point met at the Sheraton to view A Reach For Tomorrow about the National Society Be Crippled Children and Adults. Clifford Carroll and Bernard Passer spoke, with slides from the North Carolina Easter Seal Camp, and Mrs Jess Washburn was welcomed as an honorary member. The program ended with a performance by the High Point chapter of the National Society for the Preservation of Barber shop Quarter Singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
High Point
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
National Society
Clifford Carroll
North Carolina Society
Bernard Passer
North Carolina
South Toe River
High Point Society
Ter
Jess Washburn
Louise Black
Pilot International
Washburn
National Society For the Preservation of Barbershop
Dr. W B Donald Jr Speaks at Alpha Rho Sorority
Dr. W. B. Donald Jr was guest speaker at Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meeting at Mrs. Jack Cox home 913 Denny St He spoke on the anatomy of the eye and Eye Bank functions Mrs Melvin Kirsch led the business session with committee reports Final plans were set for the City Council silver tea on Jan 25 at the YWCA The next meeting is planned for Feb 2 at Mrs Harlan Burtons home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Donald Jr
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Jack Cox
Denny St
Donald
Eye Bank
Melvin Kirsch
City Council
YWCA
Harlan Burton
Miss Davis Speaks To Double M and VFW Auxiliary Meeting
Miss Lena Davis spoke on Stories for Children at the Double M Club luncheon at the YWCA. VFW Auxiliary Post 619 met at the Greensboro Post Home for its regular business session with Mrs. Hilda Southards presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Greensboro Road
Hilda Southards
Lena Davis
Double M Club
YWCA
Margaret Taylor
Let's
W. S. Petree
H. A. Clason
Wayne Ellis
Donald Horne
Rush Johnson
William Taylor
Worth Bowman
March of Dimes
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
Pfeiffer College
Council of Administration
Department of N. C
Sheraton
Madison Vfw New Post Home
Constance Steed
Asheboro
Emily Way
Hamlet
Ann Watson
Johnsie Bean
Green Acre Club Hears Fruit and Vegetable Arranging Talk
Green Acre Garden Club met at 10 am at Mrs. Mendenhall’s Rotary Drive home with 16 members present and hostesses Mrs. Hor ney Jr. and Mrs. W. A. Hor ney Jr. Mrs. Grady Morgan presided in Mrs. Robins’s absence. Mrs. John Hayworth presented the program on arranging fruits and vegetables and urged no artificial materials in fresh fruit or vegetable displays.
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Green Acre Garden Club
Charles Mendenhall
Rotary Drive
W. A. Horney Jr
Grady Morgan
Alan Robins
M. L. Aderholdt
John Hayworth
Guil-Rand Ladies Auxiliary Meets at the Cole Home
Mrs. Wendell Cole hosted the Guil-Rand Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary gathering at 7 30 p m in Archdale. President Mrs. Jack Hall led the business session followed by games. Prizes went to Hetty Wilkinson Barbara Kinley and Mattie Pruitt with Rosa Wilkerson taking the door prize. Refreshments concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Cole
Guil-Rand Fire Department
Cole
Archdale
Jack Hall
Mesdames Hetty Wilkinson
Barbara Kinley
Mattie Pruitt
Rosa Wilkerson
Rhode Island Parks and Forests Encompass 21000 Acres
The note lists Rhode Island state parks reservations and forests totaling over 21 000 acres. Upcoming YWCA events include teen classes and various clubs and classes across Wednesday Thursday and Friday with millinery Shakespeare bridge modernette and dance sessions.
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Rhode Island
Open Heart Club Plans Dinner
The Open Heart Club met at Mrs. Bob by Godwin's home with Mrs. Jarrett Whit ley as associate hostess. Mrs. Robert Nelson led a candy sale and a Valentine party was planned. The group will dine at Brinwood Grill on February 17 with husbands as guests. Hostesses served refreshments at meeting’s end.
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Open Heart Club
Bobby Godwin
Jarrett Whitley
Robert Nelson
Brinwood Grill
Midweek club meetings and garden group gatherings listed
A schedule of social group meetings includes 3 p m midweek Study Club with Mrs W L Watson at 104 Brantley Circle 3 15 p m Jamestown Garden Club at Jamestown Methodist Church recreation room 7 30 a m Credit Women's Breakfast Club at Sheraton Hotel 10 a m Trinity Archdale Home Demonstration Club with Mrs J H Howell Archdale 7 90 p m Private Duty Nurses Club with Mrs Eva Snider 511 Lindsay St 7 45 p m Suburban Garden Club with Mrs P at Orville Drive camp 12 30 p m Priscilla Club at Emerywood Country Club hostess Mrs Fred A Thomas 3 30 p m Canterbury Club with Mrs W D Simmons 1200 Greenway Dr and more.
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W. L. Watson
Brantley Circle
Jamestown Garden Club
Jamestown Methodist Church
Credit Women's
Sheraton Hotel
Trinity - Archdale Home Demonstration Club
J. H. Howell
Archdale
Eva Snider
Lindsay St
Suburban Garden Club
Orville Drive
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Jack Byerly
Gatewood
Priscilla Club
Emerywood Country Club
Fred A. Thomas
Canterbury Club
W. D. Simmons
Greenway Dr
Mrs Pancoast Reviews Book At Beta Sigma Phi Meet
Mrs. Pancoast gave a book review at the Beta Sigma Phi chapter meeting Monday evening. Miss Heather Grant hosted at her home. Mrs. Rudolph Hinnant led the business session and Mrs. Bill Brown presented the city council report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pancoast
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Heather Grant
Rudolph Hinnant
Bill Brown
Dot Wella
Louise Toler
Lessie Gaddy
Forest Park Garden Club Hears Begonia Program
Mrs. Leon Rivers spoke on tuberous begonias at a Forest Park Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. C. R. Allen at 2407 Woodruff St. She described root and bulb begonias, favored the largest bulb size, and advised shady planting 12 inches apart and 2 inches deep with careful watering to prevent rot. Mrs. Herman Hazelwood led the business session and was tasked to research several projects for the next meeting.
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Forest Park Garden Club
Leon Rivers
C. R. Allen
Woodruff St
Hum n Hoe Club Hears Fred Yoder
Fred Yoder spoke on Whats New at Hum n Hoe Garden Club yesterday at 10 a.m. at Route 2 home of Mrs. Wayland Linthicum Jr. He discussed new fertilizers tools and other innovations. Door prize went to Mrs. Robert Morrow. Two visitors attended Mesdames Pat Kennedy and Jerry Penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Yoder
Wayland Linthicum Jr
Yoder
Robert Morrow
Ruth Jensen
Pat Kennedy
Jerry Penny
Westview Flower Club Meeting at Mrs Martin Home
Mrs Billy Martin hosted the Westview Flower Club at 702 Chandler St last evening. Mrs Paul Justice opened with a hymn as President Mrs Neil Brown led the business session and committee reports. Mrs Worth Hedrick and Mrs Clyde Williams assisted in serving refreshments to the 14 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Martin
Westview Flower Club
Chandler St
Neil Brown
Worth Hedrick
Clyde Williams
Mrs Irene Crowder Returns From Las Vegas Visit
Mrs Irene Crowder has returned from Las Vegas Nevada after visiting relatives there. She is currently visiting Mr and Mrs W C Allen of Elm Street here.
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Irene Crowder
Las Vegas
Nev
W. C. Allen
Elm Street
Almanac Club Views Film On Conservation
Almanac Garden Club met at 1107 Orlando Ave with 11 members present. Mrs. Earl F. Craver Jr. led the business session and committee reports before the group viewed the film This Is The Land in the library audio visual room outlining conservation of natural resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almanac Garden Club
A. R. Wilson
Orlando Ave
Earl F. Craver Jr
Program On House Plants Presented By Dig'n' Garden Club
Mrs. Robert Culler hosted the Dig'n' Garden Club at 1034 W College Dr. with guests Mrs. L Z Ellis and Mrs. Lancaster. Mrs. Zack Anderson led the business session and a donation was taken for the permanent home fund in St. Louis. Plans were set for an April bridge c anasta fundraiser. Mrs Culler then gave a plants care program covering selection, foods, transplanting and light and water needs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Venable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Culler
W. College Dr
L. Z. Ellis
Lancaster
James Bailey
Zack Anderson
Permanent Home Fund
St. Louis
Culler
C. M. Venable
Arizona Tourism Draws Over 225 Million Dollars Annu
Tourists spend more than 225 million dollars annually in Arizona, reflecting strong visitor activity. The figure highlights robust travel demand and the economic impact of tourism on local communities.
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Arizona
Women of the Moose Meet Tomorrow on Church Street
Women of the Moose will meet Thursday at the Moose Home on Church Street at 8 p.m. Local members are expected to attend as the group discusses upcoming activities.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Home
Church Street
Stuffing Flank Steak Rolls Parallel To The Grain
The guide notes to roll flank steak parallel with the grain when stuffing. Rolling this way helps keep the meat tender and slices easier to carve for serving.
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Tnerm
Adelaide Wendler
Dr. Donald
Miss Davis
VFEW
Green Acre Club
Guil-Rand Group
Ywca Calendar
Main ST
Mrs. Pancoast
Sorority
Westview Club
Martin
Paul Justce
Almanac Club
J. D. Rike & Son
S. Main ST
Hendrix
S. Wrenn ST
Park View Grocery
Liberty Market
Lambeth Grocery
Gross-Roads Grocery
Trinity Service Center
Carolna
Bowman Grocery
Cettere
North Side Super Met
Clinard Milling Co
Majorette
Nash
Life Strides
Fan Yea Alsu
Sample Shoe
Sample Shoe Store
N. Main ST
Monark Shade Co
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main Street
Jack Southerland
Stauffer
Stauffer Home
Vaughn
North Main Street
Joe
Dollie Vaughn
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