New Officers Installed By Y s Menettes Club
The Y s Menettes Club announced last evening that Mrs. Jack Hawks will lead as president. The installation and meeting were at the YMCA with slate presented by Mrs. Bob Allen. Officers include Mrs. Hawks, vice president Mrs. Jerry Shaver, secretary Mrs. Rudy Upton, treasurer Mrs. Bill McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y’s Menettes
YMCA
Jack Hawks
Jerry Shaver
Rudy Upton
Bill McDowell
Bob Allen
Hawks
George Dixon
Mesdames Elmer Frost
E. R
Church Girls' Guild Hosts Birthday Dinner Event
The Girls' Guild of First Reformed Church held its annual birthday dinner last Saturday with twelve month themed tables and cakes. Miss Carolyn Martin served as musician for a Grand March, and each month’s hostess presented a short skit. Mrs. Ray Stutts and Mrs. Willard Hussey organized arrangements with assistance from guild mothers. Stephens Bible Class meets Wednesday at 3 pm at 605 Hawthorne St hosted by Mrs. John G. York with leader Mrs. A. G. Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Guild
Carolyn Martin
Barbara Sossaman
Sharon Greeson
Betty Smith
Gail
Kay Hussey
Toni
Gloria Drake
Jane Culler
Becky Hill
Sandra Stutts
Donna Hilton
Pauletta Armstrong
Linda Love
Jane Howell
Miss Howell
Ray Stutts
Willard Hussey
Guild
Stephens Bible
Stephens Bible Class
John G. York
Hawthorne St
A. G. Carson
Kannapolis Visitors Stay With Jamestown Family
Mrs. Frank Hassell and her children Russ Mike and Tammy arrived Sunday to spend two weeks with Mrs. Hassell's parents Mr and Mrs J B Wardell Jr in Jamestown and her mother in law Mrs Charles Hassell of Monthieu Avenue. Sam Brookbank of Archdale returned home after a week in Iredell Memorial Hospital Statesville for surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hassell
Russ
Mike
Tammy
Kannapolis
Sam Brookbank
Lee St
Archdale
Iredell Memorial Hospital
Statesville
Xi Psi Chapter Hosts Mardi Gras Dinner and Fashion Show
Xi Psi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted a covered dish supper at Mrs. Robert Millar's Wendover Drive home with a Mardi Gras theme. A mock fashion show by Xi Psi members crowned Mrs. Robert Bollinger for the best outfit, narrated by Mrs. Fred Hughes, as plans for an April Fool's party at Colonial Country Club were finalized by president Mrs. Grover Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Rho
Xi Psi Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Robert Millar
Wendover Drive
Xi Psi
Robert Bollinger
Fred Hughes
Grover Dunn
Colonial Country Club
Mesdames
Jack Burris
Nolan Brewer
Russell Blackburn
Howard Stutts
P. A. Sedberry
Max Stout
Roland Barron
Betsy Brackett
Dave Elder
Jack Cox
Good Will Neighborhood Club Meeting at Brown Home
The Good Will Neighborhood Garden Club met at Mrs. Lawrence Brown's Kennedy Street home. President Mrs. Jones Burns led the business session, Mary Jane Grant read a story and prayed, cards were sent to sick members, bingo followed, and prizes went to Burns, Loflin, Joe Carroll, and E. L. Ketchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Neighborhood Garden Club
Lawrence Brown
Kennedy Street
Jones Burns
Mary Jane Grant
Louis Grant
Mesdames Burns
J. R. Loflin
Joe Carroll
E. L. Ketchie
Mesdames Grant
A. O. Grant
Lewis Allen
YWCA Calendar of Teen and Adult Swim and Club Sessions
The YWCA weekly schedule lists swim classes for girls and women on Tuesday and Wednesday with new classes starting at 3:15 and 4:00 pm. It also shows 8th to 11th grade Y Teens sessions, various adult swim levels, and multiple clubs including Adams, B P, Robins, and Agenda, plus a Saturday Children's Bible Story at WMFR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariner Girl Scout
Adams Club
Furniture City
Presbyterian Home Residents Hear Musical Program
Presbyterian Home residents enjoyed a Sunday musical program directed by Mrs. Ted Schubert Jr. Tenor George P. Clark performed songs from Oklahoma and other pieces while Gilbert Gray sang bass numbers. A Clark Gray duet closed the show with a group singalong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Art Club
Presbyterian Home
Ted Schubert Jr
Community Service Committee
George P. Clark
Oklahoma
Firestone
Strickland
Gilbert Gray
Hills of Home
Fox
O'Hara
Wolfe
Jamestown Garden Club Plans Thursday Meeting
Jamestown Garden Club will meet on Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs J H Scalf's home on Ragsdale Road Associate hostess will be Mrs Joe Blair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown Garden Club
J. H. Scalf
Ragsdale Road
Joe Blair
Toddy for Teens Warm Winter Spiced Cider
Teenagers will enjoy a hot apple cider toddy with brown sugar cinnamon and cloves. Strain into mugs and let youths add nutmeg topping for a spicy finish.
Baby strengthens: protein powers early growth
A bright day marks a baby lifting its head and sitting up, milestones aided by protein foods. Protein provides the nutrients to build the muscles needed for these feats and healthy development.
OES Honors Outgoing Matron and Patron at Worthy Evening
High Point Chapter 106, Order of the Eastern Star, entertained for outgoing worthy matron Mrs. Ruth Spainhour and Clarence Albertson at the Masonic Temple. Miss Carole Kearns sang with Carolyn Martin at piano. Gifts were presented including china and a silver well and tree platter, with yellow roses and boutonnieres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Spainhour
Clarence Albertson
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
High Point Chapter 106
Margaret Hayworth
Carole Kearns
Carolyn Martin
Spainhour
Albertson
Mr. Albertson
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AED
Janet Teague
Y’s Menettes Club
Burleson
Max Cooke
Ketchall Adams
Bill Brady
Richard Meisky
Garland Pugh
Leon Safriet
Donald Setliff
Paul Frye
Sunshine Baskets
Frye
Elmer Frost
General Electric
Weathertron
Weathertron Ae
Curctenc
Cemenar GH
Evectaic
Zett
N. Main ST. Phi
Formica, Micarta
S. Main St
Good Will Neighborhood Club
Brown Home
Ywca Calendar
WMFR
College Village Shopping Center
Jamestown Club
Dan Gerber
Gerber
Gerber Baby Foods
Fremont
Michigan
Main St
Oes
Gladys Cox
Dean Miller
Nora Lee Stevenson
Virginia Southard
Grace Flower Shop
Riviera
West End
English ST
Monark
N. Main
DuPont
Oldsmobile
Olds
Bie
Colwabilee
Highland Motors, Inc
North Main Street
High Point, N. C
Dennis O'Keefe
Cbs-Tv
Lowell Thomas and
CBS Radio
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