AAUW Discusses Projects At Business Meeting Here
Snow limited the High Point AAUW meeting to a brief session. Minutes and treasurer reports were read. A Golden Age Group update noted need for new club groups. Mrs Wright announced a substitute-teacher list for city schools. Bake sale planned for April. Family Service Dinner and 1956 nominating committee were announced.
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High Point
AAUW
Golden Age
Richard Wright
Wright
J. D. Ross
E. M. Shipman
John Northey
Ben Witherington
Thomasville Couple Marks Golden Wedding At Open House
Mr and Mrs John W Hubbard Sr celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at the home of their daughter and son in law Titus F Beck Route 1 Thomasville. Close friends and family called between 2 and 5 pm. The event featured a gold trimmed cake, lace tablecloth, poinsettias, and punch served by Mrs Ruby Thomas and Mrs Clyde Suggs. Among guests were Mr and Mrs Sherman Hubbard and family Kingsport Tenn Mr and Mrs Jack Hubbard Jr and Billy Joe Hubbard of Georgia.
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Thomasville
John W. Hubbard Sr
Titus F. Beck
Route 1
Ruby Thomas
Clyde Suggs
Sherman Hubbard
Kingsport
Tenn
Jack Hubbard Jr
Billy Joe Hubbard
Georgia
Local Clubs and Wedding Rehearsal Schedule This Week
The notes list meetings and events from Tuesday to Saturday at High Point venues. Events include Eastern Star, garden and study clubs, luncheons, showers for Miss Edna Crawford, and wedding rehearsals at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with families hosting rooms and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Ragsdale
Jamestown
Lucy Heilig
Charles Froelich
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Crawford-Mitchell
Pat
Yancey Cecil
Forrest Ave
Edna Crawford
James A. Mitchell
Kership
Ernie
Emerywood
O Wesley
Es Mor
Local Residents Visit and Hospital Updates
Mrs. Jean Thompson of Tucson arrives for annual visit with Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Saunders on Greenway Drive. Mr. Burt Harrell of Morganton and Mrs. Neece host visitors for the furniture market. Ray M. Caudle returns to High Point Memorial Hospital after a relapse. M. P. Briles recuperates at home after a recent hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Thompson
Tucson, Ariz
S. S. Saunders
Greenway
Burt Harrell
Morganton
Russell Neece
Edgedale
Harrell
Mrs. Neece
St. Mary's School
Raleigh
Ray M. Caudle
High Point Memorial Hospital
Denny St
United Church Women Hear Palestine Travel Talk
The High Point branch of United Church Women met at First Methodist Church for an illustrated Palestine talk by Mrs. R B Culler who shared Holy Land images from a Baptist World Alliance tour. Plans for the World Day of Prayer on Feb 17 were outlined with citywide observance efforts.
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United Church Women
Palestine
Holy Land
High Point
United Church
First Methodist Church
R. B. Culler
Baptist World Alliance
Christ
Earth
Culler
C. L. Gray
S. S. Saunders
Arthur Utley
James S. Moffitt
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Utley
Saunders
A. G. Corpening
Clarence Vinecannon
Howard Zuma Davis
Carlisle Lewis
J. P. Crowder Jr
Christian Life and Growth
Mayne Bundy
Christian World Relations
Howard D. Marsh
Christian Social Relations
YMCA Events Calendar Highlights
Saturday schedules include 3:30 non swimming for girls 4:00 beginning swimming 4:30 intermediate swimming 5:00 plunge 6:00 Adams Club dinner 6:45 women's beginning swimming 7:30 women's intermediate 7:30 marriage for moderns 8:00 bowling register by 3 pm 9:30 fun and fitness 9:30 playday for 9th grade teens 10:00 handicrafts 7th grade Y Teens 4:00 8th and 9th grade Y Teens 9:30 Robins and Crews Club meets preparing for annual meeting 7:00 Junior Hi Teen Age Club 7:30 folk and square dance.
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Adams
Public Library
YMCA
Keep Hand Lotion By Front Door
Alicia Hart advises placing a large easy grip hand lotion near the door to encourage use on leaving the house. She notes silicone-based formulas form protective layers in winter and recommends a bottle in the kitchen, guest bathroom, and front hall, with a double-size lanolin-containing option for cracked skin.
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Alicia Hartner
Altrusa Club Meeting Postponed By Weather
The Altrusa Club postpones its 6:30 pm meeting at the Sheraton Hotel due to weather conditions. A new date will be announced later.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Births in Winston Salem and High Point Hospitals
Mr and Mrs George E Holland of Ardmore Terrace Winston Salem announce the birth of a son Douglas Gordon on January 20 at Baptist Hospital. Mrs Holland is the former Jo Ann Rothrock of High Point. Mr and Mrs B C Morgan of 3003 Kivett Dr announce the birth of a daughter Kathy Joyce on January 22 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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George E. Holland
Ardmore Terrace
Winston- Salem
Douglas Gordon
The
Baptist
B. C. Morgan
Kivett Dr
Kathy Joyce
High Point Memorial Hospital
Mrs Dalton to Speak To Insurance Women
Mrs Hunter Dalton will address members of the High Point Thomasville Association of Insurance Women at the Sheraton Hotel on Thursday. Her topic is Parliamentary Procedure. Mrs Kate Ragan leads the program arrangements. The meeting starts at 5 30 p.m.
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High Point Woman’s Club
High St
Twentieth Century Study Club
Charles Risch
Wellington
Modern Study Club
A. D.oo
Gatewood Ve
Beatrice Danford
Borden's
Gold Eorn
Joanne Foris
Carolyn Crawford
Thurston St
Edna Crawford
High Point
J. H. McCall
Colonial Dr
H. L. Mitchell
AcKinley
St. Mo
Terry White
Fayetteville
Mitchell
Carrick
High Point- Thomasville Association of Insurance
Sheraton Hotel
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sunset Garden Club
Percy L. White
Archdale
Hunter Dalton
High Point Thomasville Association of Insurance
Miss Jackie Jones Engaged to David Montgomery
Announcement lists Miss Jackie Jones of 130 Mayview Ave High Point as engaged to David A Montgomery son of Mr and Mrs O C Montgomery Route 1 High Point The wedding is set for February 22 at Oak View Methodist Church
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Jackie Jones
David A. Montgomery
W. H. Jones
Mayview Ave
High Point
Mr. Montgomery
O. C. Montgomery
Route 1
Oak View Methodist Church
BPWC Board Meeting Postponed Due to Weather
The Board Meeting of the Business and Professional Woman's Club is indefinitely postponed because of the weather. It was set for 7:30 tonight at the Chamber of Commerce. All cured and smoked items should be kept refrigerated until use.
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BPWC
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Chamber of Commerce
Woodmen Circle Social Hour Brings Members Together
The Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle held a Monday night social at Regal Lunch with 20 members. Hosts Mrs. Bill Whitlock and Mrs. O. P. Jones oversaw bridge canasta and rummy games. top scorers were Mrs. Paul Carroll for bridge, Mrs. G. T. Watson for canasta, and Mrs. Belle Akers for rummy. Refreshments followed.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen
Bill Whitlock
O. P. Jones
Paul Carroll
G. T. Watson
Belle Akers
Properly Storing Fruitcake and Freezing Tips
Guidance on keeping fruitcake in original wrap or tin to avoid mould. Suggested storage in a perforated tin or covered crock, or in a large can. Freezing milk and cream is noted for one month. Thaw by refrigerator overnight or cold water immersion.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
Mark Golden
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Fleurette Garden Club
Ben Moore
Rollins Rd
M. P. Briles
Friends Ave
A. M. Utley
Christian World Mission
Edward Drake
George Clark
Moffitt
Douglas Gordon Holland
Kathy Joyce Morgan
Arrid
Shorophile
Jack ’N
W. Washington St
Mrs. Dalton
Miss Jones
David Montgomery
Woodmen Circle
Patsy
Patsy Coal
Hunter Coal & Olco
Patsy Coal” Merchant
Hel. Eek
Singer
Singer Mtg. Co
Singer Sewing Center
Singer Sewing
N. Main ST
Castle
Rgular
Richardson’s
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