Linthicum to lead Hum N Hoe Garden Club for 1955 56
Mrs W H Linthicum Jr was elected president of the Hum N Hoe Garden Club for 1955 56 at the annual meeting held as a Dutch luncheon at the Woman's Club. New officers include Ray Mckenzie vice president Nelson McCoss recording secretary Frank Garrett corresponding secretary Ted Schubert treasurer Howard Easter custodian and Henry Whitfield council representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Linthicum Jr
Hum ‘N’ Hoe
Woman's Club
Ray McKenzie
Nelson McCoss
Frank Garrett
Ted Schubert
Howard Easter
Henry Whitfield
Byron Haworth
Paul Bryant
Wadesboro
A. G. Powell
Tampa
Haworth
Henry Whitfield Jr
J. H. Thompson Jr
Dale Montgomery
Valette Harris
Junior Clubwomen Hear Report On Caswell School Project
The Executive Board of the Junior Woman's Club met at Mrs. Dolen Hedrick's home on Ferndale Dr. yesterday and heard Mrs. N. C. Johnson present a Caswell Training School project report. A letter of appreciation from the Caswell School praised Christmas cards sent, with a request for continued monthly contributions. March will feature Easter favors for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Woman's Club
Dolen Hedrick
Ferndale Dr
Caswell Training Se
N. C. Johnson
Historic Garden Week in Virginia Opens April 23 30
Virginia’s Historic Garden Week runs April 23 to 30, with 300 plus gardens and private homes opening for tours. Proceeds fund restoration of grounds including Woodlawn Plantation, home of Nelly Custis Lewis and Lawrence Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Wan Tania Teo Heen
Woodlawn Plantation
Nelly Custis Lewis
Lawrence Lewis
Sertoma Auxiliary Discusses Aims at Dinner Meeting
Mrs. J. C. Hightower spoke on Aims and Accomplishments of La Sertoma International at the Woman's Club on High St. The Sertoma Auxili held a dinner meeting with Mrs. Glenn Brown presiding in the absence of Mrs. N. L. Garner. Four new members were welcomed and plans were made to attend the April Greensboro meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hightower
la Sertoma International
Sertoma Auxili
Woman's Club
High St
Glenn Brown
N. L. Garner
Hightower
Sertona International
Bob Stanley
Jake Harris
Local Residents Travel and Recoveries Reported
Mrs Elizabeth O Brown leaves tonight for Jackson Heights New York to recuperate with her sister Mrs Harry T Brooks who flew from Jackson Heights to High Point for support. Walter L Coltrane of Route two Seagrove improves at Randolph Hospital after surgery last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Culp and children Judy Gets and Frosty return home after a ten day stay in Saint Petersburg. Mr and Mrs H O Williams depart by plane for Winchester Massachusetts to visit friends. Mrs C C Mangum enters High Point Memorial Hospital for surgery and shows improving condition. Mrs Karl Schindler of Paterson New Jersey and Mrs Ramelle Keziah of Healds California depart after visiting sister Mrs R A Craven following their mother Henrietta Simpson of Albemarle's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth O. Brown
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Harry T. Brooks
High Point
Mrs. Brown
Walter L. Coltrane
Seagrove
Randolph Hospital
Asheboro
Mr. Coltrane
Randolph
Guilford
Mr Culp
Judy
Gets and
Frosty
Westwood
Saint Petersburg
Karl Schindler
Paterson
N. J
Ramelle Keziah
Healds
Calif
R. A. Craven
Lexington Ave
Henrietta Simpson
Albemarle
Catesby Bird Club Plans Projects at Mattocks Home
The Catesby Bird Club met at Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mattocks on South Main Street. James Mattocks presided as members discussed new projects and continued selling bird houses and feeders. The club voted to donate $10 for the best ornithological essay and urged members to watch for the rose breasted grosbeak during migration. One new member, Mrs. Chester Haworth, joined the 12 present after refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby
Chester Haworth
Sirocco Club Dance At Pleasant’s Cabin Names New Officers
The Sirocco Dance Club of 40 members met at Pleasant's Cabin Lat for its regular dance. Retiring vice president Don Field introduced the new officers led by Jack Cox as president. Also serving as officers were Ethel Kirkman as vice president Jewel Parris as secretary Glen Wilson as treasurer Midge Black and Don Field as co chairmen of the entertainment committee. Refreshments were provided by hosts and hostesses Bus Black Estes and Charles Estes. Glenn Wilson and Steven Thornton hosted informal gatherings after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus Black
Charles Estes
Glenn Wilson
Steven Thornton
African Violet Show Proceeds For Day Center School
The High Point African Violet Society voted to donate proceeds from its annual African Violet Show in April to the Day Center School for Exceptional Children. The meeting at Mrs. Clyde Daniels home 814 Montheu Ave Monday evening drew 16 members. Daniels and Mrs. R. R. Blackburn led the program on soil testing for African Violets with a demonstration. The show plan was discussed for the High Point Thomasville and Denton Railway offices.
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Day Center School For
High Point African Violet Society
Clyde Daniels
Montheu Ave
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Daniels
R. R. Blackburn
Winter salad with broccoli and carrot spears
A simple cold dish using drained cooked frozen broccoli and drained carrot strips dressed with French dressing. Refrigerate until ready to serve and layer the two vegetables alternately on salad greens for a decorative presentation.
Mrs Kirkman Speaks on Sidney Lanier at High Point Daughters
Mrs. W. G. Kirkman discussed Sidney Lanier as the man, musician and poet for the High Point Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. Lanier born in February, wartime hardships, flute skill, marriage to Mary Day, and death in 1881 were outlined. Scholarships to North Carolina colleges noted with May 1 deadline. District meeting set at Sedgefield Inn March 3–4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lanier
Es W. G. Kirkman
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Kirkman
D. D. Arden
Lanier
Mary Day
Macon
Kiriman
C. L. Whitaker
Circle Dr
North Carolina Division
Sedgefield Inn
Oak View School Beginners Must Register By 18th
Announcement calls all first grade entrants to register at Oak View School before March 18 for September. Beginnings Day on March 18 will feature a program for parents and registrants, with free lunch and a film as planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View School
Oak View Schoo
Mabry Shower Honors Bride Elect Mabry at Home
Miss Mabry, bride elect, is feted by Miss Mildred Roark and Miss M Hayworth at a Tuesday evening shower at 1004 English Street. Guests enjoyed bingo with Fred Snider high score, received a white engraved Bible and linens, and were told to marry Robert Sullivan of Peoria, Illinois on March 12 at East Green Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Mabry
Mildred Roark
Mary Hayworth
Miss Roark
Miss Mabry
Miss Hayworth
Miss M
Missary Hayworth
Mabry
English St
Fred Snider
Gary
East Green St
Robert Sullivan
Peoria
Local club meetings summarized for Friday evening
At 7 p m District 9 of NCSNA meets at the YWCA for dinner with Dr M D Bon ner as speaker. The Green Acre Garden Club gathers at the public library audio visual room. League of Women Voters Unit 3 convenes at Miss Ruth Welborn house 1101 Blain St. Unit 4 meets at Mrs P S Wilson 701 Hillcrest Creek. Nature Study Club meets at Mrs Franklin Welch 514 Parkway. Union Hill Home Demonstration Club meets at Mrs Frank Howard Rotte 1 Jamestown. Forestdale Garden Club plans a fashion show fitting at Adams Shop. Canterbury Club hosted by Mrs W D Simmons Jr 1200 Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCSNA
YWCA
M. D. Bonner
Green Acre Garden Club
Public Library
League of Women Voters
Ruth Welborn
Blain St
Canterbury Club
W. D. Simmons Jr
Greenway
District Nine Nurses Dinner Meeting Tonight
A dinner meeting of District Nine of the North Carolina State Nurses Association will be held at the YWCA tonight at 7 o'clock. Dr. M. D. Bonner of Guilford Sanitarium will discuss New Trends in the Treatment of Tuberculosis as the program feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina State Nurses Association
YWCA
M. D. Bonner
Guilford Nty Sanatorium
Bonner
Canterbury Club Meets Friday Afternoon at Mrs Simmons Home
The Canterbury Club will meet Friday at 3 30 PM with Mrs W D Simmons Jr at her home 1200 Greenway Dr. The announcement notes the afternoon program and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
W. D. Simmons Jr
Greenway Dr
Johnson St PTA Elects New Officers
Johnson Street PTA met Tuesday night at the school. New officers elected unanimously: President Winford Hinkle, Vice President Mrs A R Cross, Treasurer Mrs Kenneth Cheek. Spring Festival planned for March 25 to raise funds for playground equipment. Dr Dean Pruette spoke on the March 8 bond issue and transportation to polling places was offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson ST. Pta
Herman Smith
Irving Tilles
Next
Winford Hinkle
A. R. Cross
Kenneth Cheek
Roy Carr
Dean Pruette
League Board To Meet Tomorrow At YWCA
The Junior League board of directors will meet tomorrow at 10 15 in the morning at the YWCA. The session is a regular meeting but with a changed start time, as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Madeline Hoover
W. H. Linthicum, Jr
Hum'n’ Hoe Garden Club
Caswell School
Training School
Sertoma International
H. O. Williams
Otteray Dr
Winchester
Mass
C. C. Mangum
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sirocco Club
Daughters of Confederacy
Mrs. Kirkman
Roark
Hayworth
Mrs. Simmons
PJA News
Clover Brand
SEARS
Ines
Hobart
Homart
Main ST
Peserveey
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