Delta Kappa Gamma Hosts Tea for Asheboro Future Teachers
Chi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held an informal tea to honor future teachers from Asheboro, High Point, and Thomasville. Miss Unity Nash presided in the president’s absence, with Vera Idol announcing the program and High Point College drama students delivering readings. Performances included songs by Mrs. Ted Moran and a Television program speaker on education. About 50 students attended, and refreshments were served at Asheboro’s new school cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Delta Kappa Gamma
Asheboro
Unity Nash
Dean B. Pruette
S. S. Coe
Miss Nash
Vera Idol
Dramatic Department
High Point College
Maxine Swaringen
Jack Alber
Ruth Craven
Anne Lewis
Charles Kinsey
Jack Klass
Lillian Smith
Ted Moran
Mary Lou Rainey
High Point
J. Harold Campbell
Jay
Nash
Goirie Lesch
Wfmy-Tv
Greensboro
Elizabeth Phillips
Thomasville
Church Circle to Meet Tomorrow in Archdale
Circle No. 1 of Archdale Methodist Church will meet tomorrow night at 7 30 at Mrs A E Williams home on the Asheboro Highway St Edward s Guild to Meet Tonight at 8 o clock in the Guild Hall reports will be given officers inducted and plans made for a St Patrick s Day festival Mrs Hendricks Speaker for WSOCS Africa s Religious and Economic Developments noted waterfalls rivers languages and education as Africa s peoples and church efforts were discussed at a Wesley Memorial meeting with remarks on unity and mission by Mrs Hendricks and leadership by Mrs Mayne Bundy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Circle
WSCS
Archdale Methodist Church
A. E. Williams
Asheboro Highway
ST. Edward's Guild
St. Edward's Guild of
Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Hendricks
WSOCS
Africa
Harry Hendricks
Wesley Memorial Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Hall
Theakter
Elizabethville
J. W. Lindsay
Mayne Bundy
Turnip Green Dinner and Quiet Day Plans At Local Society
The society schedules a turnip green dinner for Wednesday March 18 from 11 30 to 1 30 with tickets available through members. A Quiet Day is set for March 28 from 10 to 12 with Mrs Laurel Glass of Duke University as speaker. A board report notes new Educational directors for Junior church and a summer camp at Junaluska for youth. The First Methodist Church will host a training school on religious Education beginning March 8 for one week. An ice cream scoop helps portion muffin batter evenly and serves mashed potatoes and rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Glass
Duke University
J. G. Doggett
Board of Education
Rea Educational
Alda Whitely
Oan Fan EN
Meee Tome
Alee
Richard Crowder
Mrs Alson Gray Elected President Of Garden Council
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs at the YWCA elected Mrs Alson Gray to succeed Mrs Jimmy Mitchell as president for the coming year. Officers chosen unanimously include vice president Mrs John A Lindsay recording secretary Mrs Charles H Risch treasurer Mrs E C Bryant corresponding secretary Mrs Jack Green and custodian Mrs H D Minnis. The group plans a Spring home and garden tour set for April 22 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
YWCA
Alson Gray
Jimmy Mitchell
Mitchell
John A. Lindsay
Charles H. Risch
E. C. Bryant
Jack Green
H. D. Minnis
Japanese Art Discussed By Miss Austin For AAUW Group
Miss Margaret Austin spoke on Japanese Art Its Influence on Modern Painting before the AAUW Modern Art Study Group meeting at East Farriss Ave hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Conner. She showed reproductions tracing art from the fourth century to 1850 and noted waves of influence from China with 1600 to 1850 the strongest on Western art. She highlighted delicate craftsmanship precise brush work and decorative effect. Mrs Martine Barker announced plans for future meetings and 116 members and guests enjoyed refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Austin
AAUW
Margaret Austin
American Association of University Women
Robert W. Conner
East Farriss Avenue
China
Martine Barker
Warrior's Dance at DAR Banquet Featuring Blanton Family
Walker Blanton an Eagle Scout performed an authentic feather dance in full Indian costume at the Sheraton Hotel DAR banquet. His sister Diane accompanied with a tom-tom, and Walker crafted the eagle and pheasant feather regalia. He has won all but the final Scouting award for youths under 18. The Martha Peddigrew chapter DAR Marion organized the program with the Blantons attending from Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Blanton
Diane
Warrior
Dar
Sheraton Hotel
Walker
Martha Peddigrew
The
DAR of
Marion
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Emerywood Country Club
J. F. Hayden
Gertrude Carraway
New Bern
Helen M. Lambeth
Kenneth T. Trewhella
Hartford, Conn
Lambeth
Hayden
Carraway
Geoffrey
Creyke
Trewhella
S. Main St
Jayhes P
Jayne
D. Jayne & Son
Reginald Rogers
Garden Center
Way- Side Garden Club
Jack Rives
Red Cross
Sears
Homart
Iembles
Sears, Roebuck and Co
N. Main St
High Point, N. C
Peep Rr
3435
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