Community group discusses aging needs at January AAUW meeting
Mrs. Catherine Dp. Moffitt, psychologist with the Yillford County Mental Health Clinic, spoke to the High Point Branch of the American Association of University Women on how communities can support the elderly. She urged job options, financial aid, nursing home directories, legal protections, and leisure activities, with plans for a Golden Age party on February 12 at Blair Park Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Dp. Moffitt
Yillford County
YMCA
Robert W. Conner
Dean B. Pruette
Moffitt
Blair Park Clu
City Recreation Department
District Meeting of WCTU in Thomasville on Thursday
A district conference of the Women s Christian Temperance Union will be held at Memorial Methodist Church in Thomasville on Thursday January 29 starting at 10 30 am. A number of local members are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Thomasville
Memorial Methodist Church
Local clubs schedule dinners meetings and events
Altrusa Club hosts dinner and program at Sheraton Hotel 6:39 p.m. High Point Chapter 106 OES meets Mason ic Temple 7:30 p.m. BPW Club meets Chamber of Commerce Building 7:30 p.m. Joyce Banks Hepler honored at Asheboro Road home. Century Study Club meets 12:30 p.m. at Mrs C H Risch’s with Verne Wendler in charge. Oak View Home Demonstration Club meets Winston-Salem Road 1 p.m. Canterbury Club hosted by Mrs Dennis L Cooke at 821 West College Drive 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Sheraton
High Point
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Chamber of Commercce
C. T. Lambeth
Joyce Banks Hepler
Thomasville
Asheboro Road
Twentieth Century Study Club
C. H. Risch
Wellington
Verne Wendler
Oak View Home
Felix Miller
Winston - Salem Road
Canterbury Club
Dennis L. Cooke
West College Drive
Y W C A News Friday Evening Schedule
Friday events include girls swim times at the Y and YMCA closing at six. Business and Professional Club at six, women’s swim period at seven, and morning bridge at ten. Senior High meeting at four fifteen, Hamburger Foe Robins Club Pirates at six, Y Stardusters at seven thirty, open house for eighth and ninth graders at seven thirty, and basketball at the Armory hosted by Y W C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C.A
Ym.c.a
Ieeee
Hamburger + Foe
Pirates
Stardusters
Local health notes update area residents healing after surgery
Ray Hollingsworth of Sophia has returned home after surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital. Jacob Reece of Winston Salem returned home following minor surgery Friday at the local hospital. Mary Joe of 1106 Cassell Street has improved after surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital. Charles R Byrd, now in Greenville South Carolina, is receiving eye treatment at Duke Hospital. M Culler of 320 Woodrow Avenue remains at Baptist Hospital Winston Salem after major surgery with improving condition and visitor restrictions. A man described as Mr entered the hospital about 10 ave age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Hollingsworth
Sophia
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jacob Reece
Winston- Salem
Mary Joe
Cassell Street
Charles R. Byrd
High Point
Greenville
S. C
Duke Hospital
M. C. Culler
Woodrow Avenue
Baptist
Lichens Topic At Garden Center This Week
The Straughan's Book Shop Garden Center on North Main Street hosts an emphasis on lichens this week with Indoor Glamour as January's subject. The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club staffs the center during January and will also handle Thursday duties. The center invites public visits to explore lichen uses as a hobby and occupation for all, promising beauty and interest through knowledge and skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straughan
United Church Women Plans World Day of Prayer February 20
Mrs. C. A. McMurray outlined the objectives of United Church Women at a High Point meeting held at Green Street Baptist Church. The group discussed Bible study in city schools, bringing Bible conferences to High Point, and sponsoring World Day of Prayer observance on February 20 with eight local churches opening for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women
McMurray
United Church
C. A. McMurray
High Point
Green Street Baptist Church
James S. Moffitt
Glenn Lambert
Mesdames H. P
Keen Murray
Gumphreys
Carter Dalton
Horace Haworth
E. Sheroff
W. T. Powell
P. H. Dalton
Moffitt
Matt Wall
Srs
H. S. Ragan
Clyde Finance
J. L. Payne
John D. Ken
Christian Life and Growth
Percy Fetene
Mrs. Morris Installed Exchangette Club President
Mrs. Roger B. Morris presided at a candlelight ceremony installing officers for the Exchangette Club at the YWCA. New president Mrs. Harold C. Davis outlined committee appointments and yearlong plans including a February Crime Prevention Week joint meeting with the Exchange Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger B. Morris
Exchangette Club
YWCA
Harold C. Davis
Charles H. Brown
Joe Mickey, Jr
B. L. Cheves
W. M. Slate
George Schmidt
Board of Control
E. R. Samuels
Davis
Exchange Club
H. G
Horace Gillespie
C. C. Swain
Harold Davis
W. T. Davis
Cheves
African Violet Show Planned for April 18 19
High Point African Violet Society sets dates for its annual show on Saturday and Sunday April 18 and 19 at the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railroad building on Jacobs Street. Proceeds will go to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Mrs H P Morrison is show chairperson with Mrs P L White as co chair. New officers include President B W Hackney Jr and Vice President C A Daniels with secretary E J Oglesby and treasurer Martha Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point African Violet Society
R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
National Foundation For
High Point
Thomasville and
Denton
Jacobs Street
H. P. Morrison
P. L. White
B. W. Hackney, Jr
C. A. Daniels
E. J. Oglesby
Martha Gates
Winners Named In Master Point Play In Greensboro
Central Carolina Bridge Association held a January Master Point event at Greensboro Country Club. Top finishers include Section A North South winners Mrs. Joe Jackson and Mrs. Frank Sydnor joint first, with others named from Mount Airy Greensboro and Winston Salem along with East West and prize ties across Sections B and C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Carolina Bridge Association
Greensboro Country Club
Joe Jackson
Frank Sydnor
Mount Airy
W. H. Holderness
Greensboro
Chester Brown, Jr
E. L. Getchell
Russ Travison
Winston-Salem
E. Gordon Singletary
R. D. Wolff
Elizabeth Gant
Burlington
J. C. Barefoot
Geo. Brandt
Ceasar Cone
Marion D. Haines
I. V. Esenminger
E. L. Cole
Claud Gilbert
Carroll.Mann, Jr
Geo. Underwood
John W. Kurfees
Carl Harris
Gladys Pepper
J. M. Brantley, Jr
J. S. Kent, Jr
Edgar Norris
Carrie Sutton
W. C. Campbell
T. C. Harter
Homer Burroughs
J. H. McEwin
Wm. Bailey, Jr
C. C. Carter
Stephens Bible Class Meeting Wednesday Speaker Reverend Gentry
The Stephens Bible Study Class will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs. P. R. Dixon hosting. Reverend C. K. Gentry will speak at that time. A kitchen tip suggests keeping tweezers to remove pinfeathers from poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible
P. R. Dixon
C. K. Gentry
Butter Honey Spread and Giblet Salad Tips
A brief instructional note on making a butter honey spread and combining chopped giblets with mashed hard boiled egg and mayonnaise. The text describes cream butter with honey and hints at egg separation mishaps and a giblet mayonnaise mixture.
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Madeline Hoover
Juvenal
Eckerd’s Drug Store
S. Main ST
WCTU
Tobias
Y.W.C.A
Armory
Garden Center
POLIO
Nelson Florist
Wright's
Ellington's Florist
Main
Grace Flower Shop
Howell & Wrenn
Sta
Whitlark’s Flower Shop
W. Howell
Stroud Florist
Greensboro Rd
Nance Florist
Dua
DR. Drake
Monark
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Asi
Cliff Hikk
FOU
Yi Jtur
Necchi
Jac
Ellenn
E. Washington St
Mrs. Filbert
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