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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1974

Page

4

Pilot Club hears safety program on home fire risks

Lt. Jimmy Bell of the High Point Fire Dept spoke to the Archdale Trinity Pilot Club on safety in the home. He warned about gasoline storage, noted legal gas cans, and urged smoke detectors. The club voted funds for Trinity schools and a projection reading machine, plus Walkathon sponsorship and March meetings.

Jimmy Bell High Point Fire Dept Pilot Club Archdale Trinity Lt. Bell High Point Bell Larry Jones Grayson Lamar F.H. Goins Buell Bingham Club George Clements Charles Jennings

Rush Party Plans for Phi Beta Sigma March event

Phi Beta Sigma and Beta Sigma Phi members met at Vickie Grissom's home Tuesday to plan the March 10 rush event themed Let's Make Tomorrow Together. Libby Outlaw led the discussion, Katy Jones ran the business session, and Susan Weaver will lead decorations.

Susan Weaver Libby Outlaw Katy Jones Phi Beta Sigma Foxfire Debbie Payne Susan Seltz

Ecology program reviewed by Mr Faver at Modernettes lunch

Mr Faver, Christian education director at First Presbyterian Church, presented an ecology program at the Modernettes Club luncheon at Adams Memorial YWCA. He showed slides on the interdependence of man and nature. Mrs Rowan Welborn led the meeting and Mrs Robert Willen gave the invocation. New members Pat Smith and Wanda Joiner joined, with Mrs Athalee Allred welcomed as a guest. Plans were discussed for a social and covered dish lunch.

Bill. Faver First Presbyterian Church Modernettes Club Adams Memorial Ywca Faver Rowan Welborn Robert Willen Willen Pat Smith Wanda Joiner Athalee Allred

Corsage making and meeting at Woodcrest Garden Club

Mrs James Bleech demonstrated corsage making for Woodcrest Garden Club members at Mrs Robert Medlin s home on Flanders Court. Co host is Mrs Jarrell Rial. Energy crisis prompts vote against Kerner s Folly tour next month. a guest speaker will discuss dried flower arrangements. Nominating committee named: Mrs Bruce Banther Mrs Bleech and Mrs Jim Kenall.

James Bleech Woodcrest Garden Club Robert Medlin Flanders Court Kerner’s Kernersville Bruce Banther Bleech Jim Kenall

Church Activities at Lebanon Methodist Women Breakfast Program

The Lebanon Church hosts a Sunday morning breakfast for the Methodist men and women with a special program. United Methodist Women groups meet at several homes and the church fellowship hall at 10 a.m. Hosts include Mrs. Maude Hedgecock, Mrs. Eva Idol, Mrs. Bryce Parker, and Mrs. Russell Hunt. A Raleigh note mentions Mrs. Clinton Sechler of China Grove, who pursued tailoring for years while raising three young children.

Methodist Men of Lebanon Church United Methodist Women Wayne Mabe Shamrock Rd Merritt Wilkins Florence Hayworth Cir Maude Hedgecock Eva Idol Bryce Parker Birchwood Russell Hunt Raleigh Clinton Sechler China Grove Rowan County

Pirates Tale Shown For Children At High Point Library

The classic adventure Treasure Island adapted for film will be shown at High Point Public Library for a Saturday morning children’s program. The screening starts at 10 a.m. in the community room and runs about an hour and a half.

Robert Louis Stevenson High Point Public Library Long John Silver

Party Plunge Halter Dress Shines for Bright Entrance

A deep V neck halter gown glitters to contrast with skin, promising the brightest party look for an exciting entrance. The piece emphasizes bold shine and figure-skimming silhouette for high impact.

Aged Need Kindness And Patience

In Greensboro UNCG speech and hearing expert Dr. Marianna Newton outlines basic communication techniques for elderly patients, especially stroke and hearing loss cases. She stresses independence, slow speech, concrete topics, pairing pictures, and avoiding condescension to preserve self esteem and reduce isolation.

Greensboro University of North Carolina At Greensboro Marianna Newton UNCG Speech and Hearing Center Newton Dr. Newton Col Christopher Smith Asheboro Norman Thompson University of North Carolina

Rose Culture And Pruning Clinic Set

The Greensboro Rose Society hosts a rose culture and pruning clinic Saturday at 1:30 PM led by Andrew Brooks and Rosarians. It covers pruning planting fertilizing mulching insecticides and seasonal care. The free clinic invites all rose enthusiasts. wear suitable clothing and bring pruning shears. If rain, the event moves to March 9 at the same time.

Greensboro Rose Society Andrew Brooks The Rosarians Rose Society

Federation Plans Meeting of High Point Women’s Clubs

Members of the High Point Federation of Women’s Clubs will meet Monday evening at the branch library at the corner of E. Washington Drive and Fourth Street. The session is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m.

High Point Federation of Women’s Clubs E. Washington Drive Fourth Street

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A-T Pilot Club Brown Cumby Archdale Friends Meeting House Phi Beta Vickie Grissom Mr. Faver Mrs. Jarrell Rial Mrs. Medlin Lebanon Methodist Southern-Chrysler-Plymouth Federation Nelson's Holland South America Mexico California PTD Helen & Francis Nelson Nelson Florist & Decorator Main ST North Main ST Children's Shoe Specialists De’Lynn College Village Shopping Center THURS Britain
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