Mrs Ivey Speaks To Garden Club On Europe Tour
Mrs Worth Ivey spoke to the Garden Club about her August trip to Europe as part of the Enterprise Friendship Tour. She described countries visited, noted flowers and lace weaving in Belgium, and shared linen samples and Belgian dolls. The meeting was hosted by Mrs Dewitt Cooke with business reports from the committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Out Our Way Garden Club
Worth Ivey
Europe
Dewitt Cooke
Wester Drive
Ben Nelson
Ivey
Holland
Jewish Women Meet For First Session Of Year
The High Point Section of the National Council of Jewish Women opened its year at B'nai Israel Community Center with President Mrs. Gilbert Bernard presiding. December projects included aiding the Health Department, preparing 50 dolls for Salvation Army, staffing the Christmas Cheer Store, and gifting for a Day Center party and Blair Park shut ins. Cards were read from a local grammar school thanking the council for shoes and clothing, plus gratitude for the Christmas Seal Sale aid. Four boxes of toys and school supplies were sent to Israel. Future events include a Veterans Hospital party in Salisbury and the International Luncheon in February. Mesdames Kanter, Shavitz, and Pliskin served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
National Council of Jewish Women
B’nai Israel
Gilbert Bernard
Health Department
Winston - Salem
Salvation Army
Blair Park
Council
Israel
Veterans Hospital
Salisbury
Harry Kanter
Samuel Shavitz
J. Pliskin
Ray Street PTA Hears Dr. Peterson on Minds in the Making
Dr. Herbert Peterson spoke at the Ray Street Parent Teacher Association meeting on child development from infancy to adulthood. Dr. N. C. Johnson Jr. announced the Spring carnival set for March 14 with Mrs. Ray Stutts and Mrs. Gray Williamson as associate hostesses. Membership reached 520. The next Cub Scouts training course meeting is Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Herbert Peterson
T. W. Forster
Ray Street
Parent Teacher Association
N. C. Johnson Jr
Ray Stutts
Gray Williamson
Marshall Ginsburg
PTA
Local notices update on hospital visit and florist meeting
Ford Pilson of 307 West Ray Street was admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital last week for treatment and is allowed visitors. Mrs. A E Williams of 4810 South Main Street spent Wednesday in Charlotte attending a meeting of the North Carolina State Florists Association board of directors at Hotel Barringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Pilson
W. Ray St
High Point Memorial Hospital
A. E. Williams
S. Main St
Charlotte
North Carolina State Florists Association
Hotel Barringer
Births announced for Alexandra Beth Yoder Teresa Ann Dorsett and Terry Deane Ley
Mr and Mrs William E Yoder announce the birth of a daughter Alexandra Beth on January 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital Teresa Ann Dorsett daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert W Dorsett born January 18 at Donaldson Air Base St C Mrs Dorsett formerly Ann Steele Announced Terry Deane Ley daughter of Mr and Mrs James Tontae born January 15 at Memorial Hospital Danville Virginia Mrs Ley formerly Miss Mary Elizabeth Hurd of High Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra Beth Yoder
William E. Yoder
Woodview Dr
Alexandra Beth
High Point Memorial Hospital
Teresa Ann Dorsett
Robert W. Dorsett
Teresa Ann
Donaldson Air Base
St. C
Dorsett
Ee Ann Steele
Terry Deane Ley
James Tontae
Danville, Va
Terry Deane
Memorial Hospital
Danville
Jamestown Garden Club hears talk on conservation
Mrs. Harold Hall spoke at the Jamestown Garden Club meeting in the Jamestown Methodist Church recreation room about conservation. She suggested using juice cans for garden supplies and chicken wire for a portable trash burner while noting budget tips for gardeners. Mrs. P. C. Futrelle warned of dangers from insecticides and poisons near children and listed plants risky to kids. Coffee and cake were served by Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Lloyd Wittman, Mrs. Bert Griffiths, and Mrs. Tom Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hall
Jamestown Garden Club
Jamestown Methodist Church
P. C. Futrelle
George Clark
Lloyd Wittman
Bert Griffiths
Tom Robinson
Home And Garden Club Hears Mrs Montgomery
Mrs Dale Montgomery spoke at 10 a m meeting at Mrs James Kidds Rotary Drive home. She discussed border plantings soil background and flower choices for color from spring to frost and showed slides from her garden. President Mrs Robert Hubbard led business. reports from Garden Council and project committee followed. hostess served coffee and rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Montgomery
Home and Garden Club
Rotary Drive
James Kidd
Montgomery
L. B. Dutton
Robert Hubbard
J. H. McCall
Garden Council
Ralph Slate
Fabrics Topic At Allen Jay Demonstration Club
Miss Cecilia Kennedy gave a program on selection and use of fabrics at the Allen Jay Home Demonstration Club meeting. Mrs Kennedy and Mrs R L Grebe hosted at the church hut. Mrs S C Sheppard led the business session and devotion was by Mrs Robert Coltrane. Three new members joined: Mrs James Foster, Mrs J L Frye, and Mrs Evelyn Frazier. Guests attended and workshops were promoted for near future. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay
Cecilia Kennedy
Kennedy
R. L. Grebe
S. C. Sheppard
Robert Coltrane
James Foster
J. L. Frye
Evelyn Frazier
Miss Kennedy
High Point Women Attend Sedgefield Bridge Event
Twenty four tables were in play yesterday at the Ladies Day Bridge luncheon at Sedgefield County Club. High Point guests included Mesdames Martin, Hayworth, Cage, Green, Pegram, Spruill, Stevens, Thrower, Eaves, Culp, Thomas, Long, Crawford, Mendendhall, Berger, Stroupe, Webster, Hazelwood, Slane, Beaver, Cartwright, and Muirs with visitors from Providence and Grand Rapids. The event featured a door prize and gifts of note paper for table winners amid spring flower centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
Sedgefield
Sedgefield County Club
Mesdames
Robert Martin
Charles Hayworth
James Cage
Jack Green
Chan Pegram
William Spruill
Lester Stevens
Ed Thrower
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Mrs. Ivey
RAY Street Pta
Main ST. Office Equipment CO
Reader's Digest
Jamestown Club
H. Hall
Big Bear
Mrs. Montgomery
Quality Bakery
North Main
Red Cross
Town
Ruby
High Point’s Largest Credit Jewelers
Greensboro
Greenwich
W. Washington Street
R. B. Baker
Alexander
Cannon
China
Alexanders
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