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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1965
Page
10
Mrs R J Johnson spoke on poisonous plants at a Nature Study Garden Club meeting held yesterday at Mrs Fred Alexander's home on Parkway. Associate hostess Mrs Fred Munday assisted. A school on poisonous plants is planned for March 16 18 in Raleigh.
The Modernettes gathering at the YWCA featured an in vocation by Mrs. L. B. Hill before lunch. Hostesses Mrs. Bill Aldridge and Mrs. Charles Jones arranged table decorations with a St. Patrick’s Day theme, including green hats and four leaf clover symbols. Guests Mrs. Melvin Hamby and Mrs. Donald Wiesman were welcomed.
The N C Children of the American Revolution convene today and tomorrow at the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem with delegates from 32 societies. Martha Bell Society members plan to attend.
Keyauwee Area Girl Scouts urge early registration for summer camps with sessions in July and August and a day camp for non scouts after April 15. Camperships totaling 54,589 boxes of plica were sold to aid campers, with awards based on need. Reservations for the annual dinner are requested by March 12.
WICA posts a Friday schedule with a 4 30 p m to 9 p m lineup including intermediate and swimmer classes 5 15 p m diving class 7 to 9 p m plunge and earlier 1 to 4 p m plunge session.
The notice reports a wedding service at 11 a.m. officiated by Pastor E. Bas of the church, with attendees from Asheboro High School and the local education group.
A couple described a trip to the Holy Land with slide show stops in Athens Cairo Jordan Israel and Naples. Mrs Bill La Prade led a brief business meeting as hostesses Mrs Ellis Troxler and others assisted.
Brownie Troop 98 from Oak Hill School traveled to Greensboro yesterday to appear on the O Rebel and Pecos Pete Show. The outing was led by Mrs. Max Nance and Mrs. Reitzel Moldin with several chaperones and 20 girls leaving Ward Street Methodist Church at 3 p.m.
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