Wayside Garden Club Hears Talk On Wild Flowers
Wayside Garden Club met at Mrs. R. A. Sheloff’s Johnson street home for a talk on wild flowers by Mrs. Dale Montgomery, a noted grower. She discussed naturally naturalized plants, care tips, and named foodroot trillium orchids and erns, with coffee and cake served. The club will cooperate with the council for Dogwood Week and plant a tree at William Penn high school.
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Wayside Garden Club
Mrs
Dale Montgomery
Ty Wayside Garden Club
R. A. Sheloff
Johnson Street
Yestery
le Coerce
Anness
B. Mattocks
William Penn High School
C. C. Haworth
Church Women To Meet Monday In High Point
The High Point Council of Church Women invites all members to a quarterly meeting at Main Street Methodist Church on Monday January 27 at noon. Guest speaker Miss Query Charlotte, field worker for the Council of Church Women, will discuss program plans. Mrs. Carter Dalton urges attendance and asks guests to bring sandwiches while the hostess church provides drinks. Attendees may call Mrs. Roy Kearns at 41151 to RSVP.
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High Point
Roy Kearns
Women of Moose Attend Open Meeting in High Point Lodge
Officers of the Women of the Moose at the High Point chapter 961 attended an open meeting of Loyal Order of Moose lodge 693 at the Moose hall. The nine o'clock ceremony was observed, a moving picture Child City shown, and state director Dr. Al Schwinzer spoke on Mooseheart work.
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High Point
Women of the Moose
High Point Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Moose Hall
al Schwinzer
Mooseheart
Dinner Dance At Emerywood Club Saturday
The January dinner dance for Emerywood country club members and guests will be held at the club house Saturday evening. Harold Gayle and orchestra will provide the music for the dance and food service begins at eight. Reservations have been made.
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Emerywood Country Club
Harold Gayle
Wil
Eighgin
Club calendar outlines meetings and events
Wednesday activities include Business and Professional Women's Club at Sheraton hotel 7:30 p m Nature Study Club at Mrs Mundys home 605 Parkway covered dish luncheon 6 to 8 p m Family Night Dinner at country club 7 30 p m Wild Flower Garden Club meets at Mrs Ray Nance 1020 Wellington speaker Mrs C C Haworth Friday Canterbury Club wine at Mrs Roy Spearman Brentley circle Emerywood Duplicate Club at Emerywood country club 2 p m January dinner dance at Emerywood country club for members and guests
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Nature Study Club
Fred Mundy
Parkway
Country Club
Wild Flower Garden Club
Ray Nance
Wellington
C. C. Haworth
Canterbury Club
Roy Spearman
Brentley Circle
Get-Together Honors Mars Hill Students At Trinity Grange
An informal gathering at Trinity Grange hall honored Mars Hill college students Leon Corder and Ira Adams, guests of Corder’s parents in Archdale. The event included group singing, a buffet, music, and exhibition dancing with about thirty guests.
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Trinity Grange Hall
Leon Corder
Ira Adams
Mars Hill College
R. R. Corder
Archdale
Mrs Bowman Hosts Dessert Bridge for Mrs Sutherland
Mrs E L Bowman entertained at 643 Wesley Place with a dessert bridge to honor Mrs Frank E Sutherland formerly Miss Mary Norman. Guests enjoyed refreshments before play. High score was Mrs Linville Gordon with earnings. runner up Mrs Brownie Wagner received dusting powder. Mrs Bowman presented china in the wedding pattern to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Bowman
Wesley Place
Frank E. Sutherland
Mary Norman
Linville Gordon
Brownie Wagner
Bowman
China
Miss Chernault To Entertain At Birthday Dance
On her fourteenth birthday Miss Betsy Chernault will entertain at a dance Friday at Emerywood Country Club. About sixty guests are invited, the event runs from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Her parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Chernault assist with greeting guests.
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Miss Chernault
Betsy Chernault
Emerywood Country Club
Clyde Chernault
Musical Program Presented To YWCA Club
The Business and Professional club of the YWCA held its weekly meeting Tuesday evening with Miss Mary Ruth Southard presiding. About twenty five members attended. Ada Snow of Winston-Salem was guest of Mrs Evelyn Serposs. Amelia Hough introduced Emile Serposs from the city schools music department who presented three high school students: Jean Montgomery, Ralph Tilden and Sophia Stefan.
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The
YWCA
Mary Ruth Seward
Ada Snow
ston-Salem
Evelyn Serposs
Amelia Hough
Emile Serposs
City Schools Music Department
Jean Montgomery
Ralph Tilden
Sophia Stefan
Kennedy-Pope Vows December 21 Revealed Today
Mr and Mrs C A Pope announce the marriage of daughter Imogene to Darrell E Kennedy on Saturday December 21 at Rev T J Pike's home. The bride is a Sedge Garden high school graduate and Briggs-Shaffner staffer. The groom attended Hasty high school and works for McNeill Upholstering. They reside with the groom's mother.
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Kramer
Rose Kirsch
Wagger
Conservatory of Music
Ithaca
N. Y
Columbia University
Julliard School of Music
University of North Carolina
C. A. Pope
Winston-Salem
Imogene
Darrell E. Kennedy
Ed L. Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Route 1
Thomasville
T. J. Pike
Kennedy
Sedge Garden High School
Briggs-Shaffner Co
Hasty High School
McNeill Upholstering Company
Toly
Covington Named Local Club Head at Emerywood Meeting
Covington was elected president of the Emerywood country club at the annual membership meeting last night. John Russell was named vice president and Louis Heilig secretary-treasurer. New board members are Elliott Wood Louis Heiley and Ed Mendenhall with Jake Froelich remaining as ex officio. Committee chairs include Sullivan Wood Heilig Geddie Hallenbeck Russell Marsh and Mendenhall.
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Harriss Covington
Emerywood Country Club
John Russell
Louis Heilig
J. W. Woollen
Kenneth B. Redman
Elliott Wood
Louis Heiley
Ed Mendenhall
Jake Froelich
Wayne Sullivan
Louis B. Heilig
Kenneth Geddie
Fred Hallenbeck
George Marsh
Local residents report health updates and visits in High Point
Mrs Willis Sensenbach and her two children returned from Nashville after a month with her mother Mrs Thomas B Scoggins. Friends learn Mrs Bill Wireless is in satisfactory condition at High Point Memorial hospital Washington street unit. Little Tommy Gordon is ill with measles and attends Jamestown school. Maxine Levina returns from Hammonton New Jersey. Mrs E B Rice is home after surgery at High Point Memorial hospital Boulevard unit. Darrell Clyde Hughes is a patient at Boulevard unit. Mrs Faye Hughes is improving at son B A Hughes home. Mrs Vance Hill has returned home after an operation. Little Darlene Ray is very ill at 403 Highland avenue.
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Willis Sensenbach
Willis, Jr
Susan
West
Howell Street
Nashville, Tenn
Bill Wireless
Route 1
Washington Street
High Point Memorial Hospital
Little Tommy Gordon
R. H. Gordon
High Point Route Six
Tommy
Jamestown School
E. B. Rice
Boulevard
Darrell Clyde Hughes
Bob Hughes
Faye Hughes
B. A. Hughes
Vance Hill
Route Six
Washingon Street
Darlene Ray
Highland Avenue
VFW Auxiliary Plans Benefit Bingo Event
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at the VFW home on Broad Street last evening with Mrs. Kathryn Galli as senior vice president presiding. They finalized plans for the new year and arranged the February 8 bingo party with dancing to follow. tickets will be sold later and the public is invited. Hostesses for the next meeting are Mesdames Roxie Stuart and Lillian Suttonfield.
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The
Veterans of Foreign War
VFW
Broad Street
Kathryn Gallimore
Frankie Greer
Mesdames
Roxie Stuart
Lillian Suttonfield
Agriculture remains nation’s top industry with extensive farming jobs
Agriculture stands as the largest single industry in the country with more than eight million people employed on farms nationwide.
Local Radio Station Hosts Luncheon for Mr and Mrs Denny
WMFR hosted a noon luncheon at Emerywood Country Club honoring George W. Denny host of Americas Town Meeting of the Air and his wife. The gathering of 24 included station staff led by Mrs J E Lambeth Sr and Frank Lambeth with gifts of a Gainsborough chair and nylon hose.
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George W. Denny
America’s Town
Denny
Emerywood Country Club
WMFR
J. E. Lambeth
Frank Lambeth
High Point
Gainsborough
Dennis Oung
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DIAL
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Table of Bridge
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Eugene Howard Kramer
Laurence Howard Wagger
Robert Fear
Sheal Becker
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Natalie Carmel
Arthur Cassell
High
Renee Kramer
Brooklyn, N. Y
New York
Lindsay Delicatessen
Lindsay St
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Emerywood
T Emerywood Country Club
Mars Hill
Ywca Club
Covington
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South Main St
Maxine Levina
Hammonton
N. J
VFW Auxiliary
ENC Ee
Fats
Geo. Denny
Paul V. Sheldon
Proglem
Earl N., Phillips
W. B. Hall
R. B. Terry
Harold Bennett
Dennis Young
Frank J. Sizemore
O. A. Kirkman
J. F. Hayden
Willis Slane
James L. Lambeth
Greensboro
Ralph Lambeth
J. Walter Lambeth
James E. Lambeth
Lydia E. Pinkham
Asheboro
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Pepsi-Cola Company
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