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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1950

Page

6

Point council sets flower show date and workshop plans

The Point Council of Garbs met with President Mrs. J Harris chairing. The group announced the flower show will be held April 29 and discussed a spring garden workshop with A Scott Parker Jr as liaison. Dr M D Bonner thanked clubs for decorated trees and Lila Moore Keen, camel lia artist, is exhibiting in High Point.

In Point Council of Garbs J. Harris Harris A. Scott Parker, Jr Garden Workshop Project M. D. Bonner Guilford County

Adams Club Tours Lindale Dairy

The Adams Club of the YWCA toured Lindale Dairy Corporation in a series on Education High Point. H Williard Jr led twenty members through milk processing from farm to customer and ice cream production, ending with ice cream cone desserts. A stuffing for celery blends Roquefort with cream cheese for crackers.

Adams Club YWCA Lindale Dairy Corporation High Point H. Williard, Jr

Fraleys celebrate 25th wedding anniversary at open house

Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Fraley marked their 25th anniversary with an open house at their daughter’s Ridgecrest drive home. About 100 guests attended. gifts and flowers were received as relatives from Asheboro Jamestown Winston-Salem and Richfield joined the family to celebrate.

F. R. Fraley Wayne L. Johnson Ridgecrest Drive Fraley Blanche Delk Winston-Salem Robert Nance Asheboro F. L. Fraley Jamestown J. B. Williams Mitchell Delk Wayne Johnson David Fraley Richfield

Fortnighters Hear Mrs Haworth Antiques Talk at Home

Fortnighters club members gathered at 1008 Holton Street as Mrs Chester Haworth spoke on antiques including china glass and furniture. Miss Betty Welch introduced the program and Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark led the meeting with plans for a Valentine party on February 10. Attendees listed include Miss Clark Clapp Mildred Crowder Helen Gibson Margie McCay Lucy McNeely Nancy Smith and several gentlemen.

Betty Welch Holton Street Chester Haworth Sarah Clapp Haworth Mary Elizabeth Clark Misses Clark Clapp Mildred Crowder Helen Gibson Margie McCay Lucy McNeely Nancy Smith Mesdames Frank Garrett A. P. Long W. H. Linthicum, Jr Thad McInnis James Parsons Charles Ward

Modern Study Club Hears Mrs Withers Talk on Indians

Mrs A S Withers spoke at the Modern Study club gathering held at Mrs W Craig Parks Emerywood Estates. Her travel talk traced the Tennessee Valley and Cherokee Indian reservation customs and a summer pageant depicting reservation history was discussed. Social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess for several attendees.

Modern Study R. M. Gladstone, Jr E. O. Cummings Ben Hil Joe Dobson John Austin W. B. Harris A. S. Withers Beatrice Wicker Mildred Hutchens

Bridge and Canasta Winners at Emerywood Club

Winners announced for duplicate bridge North South Mrs. J. T. Ferrbee and Mrs. Nesbitt Caughman first, East West Mrs. Laurance Ingram and Mrs. W. T. Hazelwood first, and second places to other pairs. Canasta table winners include Mrs. Ralph Slate and Mrs. M. F. Ritchie. Contract bridge top scorers were Mrs. Martha Ffird Edwards, Mrs. Herman Smith, and Mrs. Albert Hart Jr.

Canasta Emerywood Country Club J. T. Ferrbee Nesbitt Caughman R. D. Tillson Hal McKee Laurance Ingram W. T. Hazelwood R. B. Terry J. O. Hauschild Kanasta Ralph Slate M. F. Ritchie Concord Martha Ffird Edwards Herman Smith Albert Hart, Jr

Dr and Mrs Cooke Host Open House for College Graduates

Dr Dennis H Cooke president and Mrs Cooke honored forty seven January graduates of High Point College with an informal open house at 821 West College Drive. Faculty members and wives assisted, tea served by Mrs Lindley, and a luncheon later hosted for Dr B Joseph Martin of Greensboro, new chairman of the Methodist Foundation, with Rev Kenneth Goodson and Mrs Goodson in attendance.

High Point College Dennis H. Cooke Cooke West College Drive Cook P. E. Lindley C. R. Hinshaw P. Yarborough A. S. Withers Anita Withers Opellhouse B. Joseph Martin Greensboro

Insurance Group Meeting Set for Tomorrow at Princess Cafe

The High Point Association of Insurance Women will meet tomorrow at 5 30 PM at the Princess Cafe. Members are asked to note the change of place.

High Point Association of Insurance Women Princess Cafe

Mothers Prayer Band Meeting at Culler Home

The Mothers Prayer band will gather at 322 Greer Street Thursday at 2 30 PM with Mrs. T L Culler as host. Mrs J Q Cheves leads the group. The Lindsay Memorial church W S C S held its regular monthly meeting Monday evening at the church with Rev Don Payne giving a devotional and Mrs C O Young presiding.

Mothers Prayer Band Culler Home T. L. Culler Greer Street J. Q. Cheves W.S.C.S Lindsay Memorial Church Don Payne

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