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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1959
Page
18
Local clubs announce meetings from Monday to Saturday at various venues including Sheraton Hotel, libraries, and named homes. Highlights include Garden Club events, Guilford County Home Economics Association dinner, bridge games, and public service groups.
Archdale Trinity women plan a luncheon meeting at Mr Macs Steak House on Wednesday at 12 30 p m. The event gathers members for a board style gathering and community updates.
A brief note emphasizes home safety beginning with residents as a do it yourself mindset. The fragment highlights personal responsibility in household safety practices and self-reliant precautions.
The North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs outlines scholarships for high school seniors and increases music awards from three to five $100 grants. District winners will be chosen by April 13 and interview in Raleigh on April 27. State winners include tenor vocalists pianists and strings with March district contests and a March 21 Raleigh final.
Iota Sigma Chapter and WCTU members will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. R. C. Cox at 102 Sherrod Street. Tours of Brice House, State House, and Naval Academy are planned. Mrs. Ed M. Anderson of West Jefferson and Mrs. H. R. Aaniphher of Baltimore organize the two part program featuring General Federation department and division chairmen.
Canterbury Club met Friday afternoon at 3 30 Mrs Lou is F Voorhees 1132 Forest Hill. Mrs W D Sale presented People Politics and Bread exploring Arab common man life Pan Arabism nationalism and westernization. Members included Mrs Cooke Everett Marsh Roy Watts W B Hall W F Ellis Harry Brockman and others.
Ten tables played at Friday night Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club. North-South winners included Elinor Wimberly of Sweetwater Texas and Elmer Young. East-West winners featured W D Fobert of Winston-Salem and Melvin Johnson with H. Greeson of Greensboro.
The Magic Key Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mrs Karl Opan's home 815 Hillcrest.
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