Southern Garden Week draws gardeners to Blue Ridge event
The University of North Carolina and Blue Ridge College sponsor Southern Garden Week in August near Asheville. Noted specialists led by William Lanier Hunt will direct lectures on plants and landscaping for Southern climates. Topics include perennials, rock gardens, shady gardens, and winter hardiness with a special library for participants.
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South
University of North Carolina
Blue Ridge
N. C
William Lanier Hunt
University
Hunt
Blue Ridge College
Blue Ridge Mountains
Asheville
Gardners
Southern Gardners
J. L. Kealer
Kathleen Cowgill
Easton
Maryland
Elizabeth Rawlinson
Staunton
Orland White
University of Virginia
Southern Gardens
Blue Ridge, N. Cc
Baird Hosts Dinner For Bates Guests In Thomasville
In Thomasville on June 24, Mr. and Mrs. Felton Baird gave a dinner at their Julian Avenue home in compliment to Miss Lena Bates and Miss Mary Bates of Greensburg Indiana. Eight guests attended including Mrs. Reginald Vaughn and Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Fowler.
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Thomasville
Lena
Mary Bates
Greensburg
Ind
Felton Baird
Julian Ave
Bates
T. C. Vaughn
Ebb Fowler
Senior club meeting at Crystal Lake
The Welch Memorial M. P. church senior club held a meeting at Crystal Lake Wednesday evening. Attendees enjoyed swimming games and a picnic supper. The next meeting date has not been announced.
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Welch Memorial M. P. Church
Crystal Lake
Tea And Topics Club Ends Season At Pickett Farm
The Tea and Topics club held its final meeting at Pickett Farm hosted by Mrs. H. D. Sears. Mrs. Sears outlined next season’s program and led an afternoon on English comic opera by Gilbert and Sullivan. Dupuy Sears performed two Sullivan piano solos. Members present included Mesdames Andrews, Weav er, Douglas, Sheloff, Clayton, Porter, Idol, and guest Miss Lillie G. Egbert visiting Mrs. Siceloff.
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Sears
Pickett Farm
H. D. Sears
Gilbert
Sullivan
C. E B. Sheloff
W. F. Clayton
Logan Porter
W. W. Idol
Lillie G. Egbert
Cc. E. Siceloff
Local residents head to Myrtle Beach and Kansas City
A group of youths leaves for Myrtle Beach for the weekend while another party departs for Kansas City for about three weeks. Several locals are noted: Alma Virginia McCain Caroline Dalton Patty Redman Bill Price Charles Tomlinson George Armfield and Bill Fraley.
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Myrtle Beach
D. C
Alma Virginia McCain
Caroline Dalton
Patty Redman
Bill Price
Charles Tomlinson
George Armfield
Bill Fraley
Church Supper at Rankin Memorial This Saturday
The Woman's Auxiliary of Rankin Memorial M. P. church sponsors a fried chicken supper in the church basement on Saturday June 25 from 5 to 9. Plates sold for a small charge to support the auxiliary treasury. Separately the North Main Street Baptist church hosts an ice cream supper this afternoon starting at 4 30 inviting the public.
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Rankin Memorial
Woman's Auxiliary
Rankin Memorial M. P
North Main Street
Women of the Moose Install New Officers at Meeting
Newly elected officers of the Women of the Moose were installed in a ceremony at the hall Wednesday evening led by Grand Installing Officer Mrs. Gertrude Pemberton. Officers include senior regent Mrs. Willard Evans junior regent Mrs. Aussie Forward past regent Mrs. Mabel Beeson chaplain Mrs. Ola Perry recorder Mrs. Mary Edwards treasurer Mrs. Sarah Taylor sentinel Mrs. Myrtle Therrell argus Mrs. Lessie Pierce guide Miss Gladys Richardson assistant guide Mrs. Hazel Garner.
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Women of the Moose
Gertrude Pemberton
Willard Evans
Aussie Forward
Mabel Beeson
Ola Perry
Mary Edwards
Sarah Taylor
Myrtle Therrell
Sentinel
Lessie Pierce
Argus
Gladys Richardson
Hazel Garner
Miss Tomlinson Sails Today for European Tour
Miss Sarah Lacy Tomlinson sails from New York on the 8 8 Statendam for a European tour conducted by Brownell tours led by Dr and Mrs Lyons of Chapel Hill. She expects to visit several foreign countries and return about August 27. Tomlinson left High Point Tuesday night for New York.
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Sarah Lacy Tomlinson
New York
Statendam
Mrs. Lyons
Chapel Hill
Misa Tomlinson
High Point
College Alumni Picnic Seeks New High Point Chapter
High Point college alumni from the area will organize tonight at the Postal Employer's Club cabin on highway 10-A. The 6 30 p m gathering will include a Dutch style picnic supper and drinks. Eloise Best chairs the organizing committee and officers will be elected.
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High Point
High Point College
Highway 10
Eloise Best
Miss Beulah Moron Presents Pupils In Piano Recital Here
Miss Beulah Moron presents a piano recital at the First M. P. church with a palm and flower stage. Pupils performed well and prizes were awarded to Lucile and Joyce Linthicum for best prepared lessons, Jewel Myers for practice, and Little Mae Moore for outstanding progress. The program featured Evan Peters Nellie Jones Clyde Connor Hazel Zimmerman Jack Woodall Ramona Pons Charlotte Zimmerman Peggy Adams Katherine Morton Joyce Linthicum Lucile Linthicum Jean Montgomery Francia Leach Julia Leach Juanita Ingram Francis Dowd Lina Jane Davis Edith Summey Iris English Zula Mae Spencer Margaret Summey Ruby Williamson Jewell Myers Lillie Mae Moore Brenson Woodall Celeste Payne Jean Thacker.
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Beulah Morton
M. P
Lucile
Joyce Linthicum
Jewel Myers
Little Mae Moore
Miss Moton
Evan Peters
Neliie Jones
Clyde Connor
Hazel Zimmerman
Jack Woodall
Ramona Pons
Charlotte Zimmerman
Peggy Adams
Katherine Morton
Joyce
Lucile Linthicum
Jean Montgomery
Francia
Julia Leach
Juanita Ingram
Francis Dowd
Lina Jane Davis
Edith Summey
Iris English
Zula Mae Spencer
Margaret Edith Summey
Ruby Williamson
Jewell
Miss Armfield Weds Roy Sullivan At Jamestown Tomorrow
The wedding of Miss Nan Armfield of Jamestown and J Roy Sullivan of High Point will occur tomorrow at six in a home ceremony. Rev O J Jones will officiate with sister Mrs Edward Hassell as maid of honor and Paul Sullivan as best man. Music by Frank Tucker and Mrs C H Groome.
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Annie Lee Jarrell
Lindsay Street
Nan Armfield
J. Roy Sullivan
Ernest White
Suffolk
C. BE. Armfield
Armfield
Jack Armstrongs
Ed Haesell
C. H. Groome
Jamestown
High Point
C. E. Armfield
O. J. Jones
Greensboro
Miss Armfield
Edward F. Hassell
Paul Sullivan
Frank Tucker
HH. Groome
Planiat
Church Groups At Randleman Meeting
The Glad Girls class of the Baptist church met Saturday afternoon at the Richardson home with Miss Ruth McCollum in charge of devotionals. A July 8 picnic was planned after the business session. The M E missionary society met Tuesday evening with Mrs. James O. Pickard. twenty members and one visitor attended.
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The
Missionary Society of the M. E. Church
James O. Pickard
High Point Street
J. L. Stokes
Mary Swaim
T. A. Brookshire
Charter Night For Lions At Randleman
The Randleman Lions club celebrated Charter Night with a large delegation from High Point. District 31 N Governor Carlis A. Walker presented the charter, and Judge H G Hastings spoke on Lionism. Officers named include C D Kistler president and J L Stokes secretary with multiple vice presidents and directors.
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C. D. Kistler
Randleman Club
Lions Club
Ernest Talley
G. P. Upton
Secnd
Jack Newlin
J. L. Stokes
Frank Talley
Tall Twister
Pope Named President of North Carolina Bankers Group
R L Pope of Thomasville was elected president of the North Carolina Bankers Association aboard the U S Reliance en route to Norfolk Virginia. He succeeds Frank P Spruill of Rocky Mount with elections held Monday and committees named for the 1937 38 year.
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U. S. Reliance
Norfolk
R. L. Pope
Thomasville
North Carolina Bankers Association
Reliance
Pope
Frank P. Spruill
Rocky Mount
North Carolina
American Bankers Association
Bankers In the Trust Section
Hinshaw Announces Birth of Son J R Jr
Mr and Mrs Jack R Hinshaw announce the birth of a son J R Jr at Burrus Memorial Hospital on June 21 Mrs Hinshaw formerly Miss Frances Robbins of this city.
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Jack R. Hinshaw
Burrus Memorial Hospital
Hinshaw
Frances Robbins
New U S 37 mm rapid fire anti aircraft cannon
A claimed hit with a single shell from the new U S 37 mm rapid fire anti aircraft cannon would completely wreck the target aircraft.
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U. S
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