Pilot Club members hear Tulsa trip highlights and plans
Mrs. Lula Raper reports on attending the Pilot International Convention in Tulsa with 620 delegates from the United States England and Canada. New officers for 1954 55 are named and the group discusses a Girl's national project and future site in St Augustine Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Lula Raper
Tulsa
Okla
High 1 Point
Mary Blackburn
Woodrow Avenue
Marguerite Dimerling
Beaumont
Texas
Pilot International
Boston
Mass
Winifred H. Newman
Charleston
W. Va
Edith McBride Cameron
Gainesville
Fla
Jean Conacher
Samuel-Cook Wedding Attendants Named By Bride-to-be
The bride to be Miss Dorothy Samuel lists attendants for the July 25 ceremony at South Main Methodist Church in Geneva Ohio. Attendants include sister Mrs Robert Buchanan of High Point and bridesmaids Elizabeth Hunsucker Ruby Hill Theodore Drought Gladys Luessenhop. Best man James Watkins. ushers Howard Cook Theodore Drought Robert Buchanan James Leadbeater. Reception hosted by Mrs J Edward Samuel at the Sheraton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Jerome Cooke
Geneva
Ohio
Dorothy Samuel
South Main Methodist Church
W. G. McFarand
Fielding Kearns
Argie Wood
Miss Samuel
Robert L. Samuel
Oceana
Robert Buchanan
High Point
Elizabeth Hunsucker
Ruby Hill
Theodore Drought
Gladys Luessenhop
Washington, D. C
Margaret Annchanan
James Watkins
Long Beach
Calif
Howard Cook
James Leadbeater
Petrolia
Penn
J. Edward Samuel
Sheraton
Mattocks Speaks on Wild Flowers at Le Fleurette Club
James Mattocks addressed Le Fleurette Garden Club in Emerywood Hills speaking on native wild flowers. He described species and locations, offered identification tips, and urged preservation for future years. Mrs. Eric Miller elected president, succeeding Mrs. Harry Pearl. social hour followed with refreshments for about twenty members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Mattocks
le Fleurette Club
le Fleurette Garden Club
Clifton Hughes
Emerywood Hills
Wild Flower Club
Mattocks
This
Sec
Eric Miller
Harry Pearl
Miller
Hughes
Ray Stanford
New President Hosts First Meeting of High Point Woman's Club
The High Point Woman's Club opened its year at president Mrs. L. C. Chiles home with a full board and 14 members present. Committee chairs were named including Program, Yearbook, Membership, Finance, Legislation, Publicity, Welfare, Fine Arts, Education, Clubhouse, Luncheon and Telephone, Decoration, Music, Scrapbook, Gifts, and Parliamentarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman's Club
I. C. Chiles
L. C. Chiles
Colonial Drive
Emmett Stone
Ralph Miller
Silas Casey
Charlie Hodgins
Roy Culler
E. R. Anderson
Ray Burgess
Paul Wilson
Seldon Mitchell
Sherman Swain
J. F. Hayden
Miss Tucker Honored Before Wedding Saturday
Velva Hayes Tucker bride elect of August will be honored at a pre nuptial Coke party hosted by Nancy Jo Doggett Saturday at the Doggett home guests invited for noon. Tucker betrothed to Pete Quinn of Greensboro announced by her mother Mrs Nell Hayden Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velva Hayden Tucker
Nancy Jo Doggett
Doggett
Miss Tucker
Pete Quinn
Greensboro
Nell Hayden Tucker
Trinity-Archdale Club Plans Meet
The Trinity Archdale Home Demonstration Club will meet at 2 15 p m Thursday in the home economics building at Trinity High School. Members are asked to note the change in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity-Archdale
Trinity High School
Women of the Moose Meet Tomorrow
The Women of the Moose will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Moose Home with Mrs. Ida Kimble, senior regent, presiding. Also note a cooking tip advising use of a wooden cutting board to protect countertops from scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Moose Home
Ida Kimble
Shower Honors Miss Autry at informal party
Miss Rebecca Autry was the guest of honor at a small shower hosted by Miss Shirley Allred at 1101 Cedrow Avenue. The evening featured a floral centerpiece, mixed summer blooms, bridal bingo, and gifts including a pale yellow blanket and linen for her new home as she prepares to wed Kenneth Turner on August 8. Around fifteen close friends attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Autry
Shirley Allred
Alfred
Cedrow Avenue
J. H. Allred
Miss Autry
D. H. Parnell
James Monroe
James Adams
Bill Robinette
Monroe
Mrs Joe Montgomery Hosts Miss Samuel Before Wedding
Miss Dorothy Samuel will wed LeRoy Jerome Cook this Saturday. A Monday evening party at 716 Woodrow Avenue hosted by Mrs Joe M Montgomery honored the bride-elect with corsage decor and games. Guests included the bride’s mother Mrs J Edward Samuel, sister Mrs R W Buchanan, and Mrs James Ragan. Rehearsal and informal parties follow, cake cutting planned at a Sheraton hotel reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Samuel
LeRoy Jerome Cook
Joe M. Montgomery
Woodrow Avenue
Ruby Hill
Mesdames
H. W. Myers
Miriam Farr
J. Edward Samuel
R. W. Buchanan
Miss Samuel
James Ragan
Borden's
Gold Room
Cleaning oilcloth with damp cloth or mild soapsuds
For ordinary cleaning oilcloth should be wiped with a damp cloth or washed with mild soapsuds. If scouring is needed use a grit free cleaning powder. If stains appear lemon juice or vinegar may remove them.
Cleaning spinach with warm water removes grit better
A brief guide notes warm water works more effectively than cold water to rinse spinach leaves and remove grit. It suggests using gentle agitation to avoid bruising leaves while cleaning.
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Madeline Hoover
St. Augustine
Mildred McKinnon
High Point Memorial Hospital
Frances Motsinger
Lendr Hyne College
Hickory
Earline Robinson
Berta Yor
Jewel Bostian
Lucy Peace
Louise Cecil
Connie Sizemore
Helen Chapman
Mary Leet Hodgin
Samuel-Cook
Charlie Hodgin
Worth Ivey
Sherman Swaim
Sarah Olmes
Club
L. C
Woman’s Club Board
M. R. Cole
W. R. Chamblee
St.joseph
Evor
Trinity-Archdale Club
Lee Riders
Belk-Beck CO
Peddie
John T. Ellis & Co
S. Main ST
YMCA
Miss Allred
Kenneth Turner
Joe Montgomery
Mr. Cook
SALE
C. C. Ferguson
Gordon Street
Windy Hill
8. C
Charles W. Allred
Wise Street
Harold §. Thorpe
Princeton
Virginia
Wagger's, Inc
Andrew
Geller
America’s Finest Ladies Footwear
Belk-Beck
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