Boss Of Year Named In PBX Club Event
Maxie Doby of Schoonbeck Furniture Co. was named Boss of the Year and Mrs. Richard Deal of Indian Head Hosiery Co. Operator of the Year at the PBX Club meeting held last evening in the Piedmont Triad Room Top-of-the-Mart. Mrs Hannigs Thompson welcomed guests. John Hailey presented Doby. entertainment by Robert and Randy Boles and Scotty Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxie Doby
Schoonbeck Furniture Co
Richard Deal
Indian Head Hosiery Co
Hannigs Thompson
Robert
Randy Boles
Scotty Maxwell
T. G. Shelton
High Point
Beadie Mabry
Schoonbeck Co
Program On Pests Given At Homemakers Meeting
Midweek Extension Homemakers Club met at Mrs. H. O. Kepley's home to hear Mrs. D. B. Wright discuss prevention of pests in the home. She urged airtight storage, proper disposal, safe pesticides, and hand washing, with pictures shown and safety tips highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Wright
Homemakers Club
H. O. Kepley
Lexington Avenue
Pamela Sue Payne Engaged to Andrew Haire
Mr and Mrs Charles D Payne announce the engagement of Pamela Sue Payne to Andrew Ralph Haire son of Mr and Mrs Andrew M Haire. The couple will wed June 12 at the Church of God of Prophecy High. Pamela is a senior and Andrew a East Davidson High School graduate employed at Mickey Body Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Charles D. Payne
Old Lexington Rd
Pamela Sue
Andrew Ralph Haire
Andrew M. Haire
Maiden Park Drive
Church of God of Prophecy
High Point
East Davidson High School
Mickey Body Co
Officers Elected At Meet Nature Study Garden Club
The Nature Study Garden Club elected new officers at a Tuesday morning meeting hosted by Mrs. Tyree H. Nabors on West Wood Avenue. Officers named were Mrs. Wiley M. Beasley president, Mrs. Ross Davis vice president, Mrs. Harold Cheek recording secretary, Mrs. E. T. Ring corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Nabors treasurer. Mrs. Armstrong assisted as co-hostess, and Mrs. Beasley led the business session. Mrs. Nabors memorialized former member Mrs. Leroy Earnhardt. Mrs. Lindsay reported on her Washington trip where she received a national beautification award for High Point and outlined city beautification plans and eyesore-elimination efforts. Her Washington presentation was well received and she may tour neighboring states to share the beautification program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Monroe
R. W. Chamblee
G. H. McCormick
Lucy Russell
Nature Study Garden Club
Tyree H. Nabors
Westwood Ave
Wiley M., Beasley
Ross Davis
Harold Cheek
E. T. Ring
Nabors
Robert W. Lindsay
Washington, D.C
High Point
Lindsay
Washington
Luncheon And Fashion Show At High Point Club Meet
One hundred twenty six members and 22 guests attended the joint meeting of the High Point Woman's Club and Junior Woman's Club at Top-of-the-Mart. A luncheon and fashion show highlighted the event with guests including Mrs Fullam Cashion district federation president Mrs Wendler and performers Miss Elizabeth Eagle and Miss Susan Caskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Woman’s Club
High Point
Top-of-the- Mart
Fullam Cashion
N. C. Federation of Woman's Clubs
W. H. Wendler
Woman’s Dept
High Point Enterprise
Elizabeth Eagle
Susan Caskey
Greensboro
Vocational Training Offered by YWCA School in DC
The Hannah Harrison School at the YWCA DC invites mature women to join two programs, Practical Nursing and Institutional Housekeeping Management, with free room and tuition. Nurses must be 18–50 and have high school completion. the five month management course runs Feb and Sept with on the job training. Applications and questions go to Miss Helen Turnbull at 4470 MacArthur Blvd NW Washington DC 20007, with a representative visiting High Point YWCA March 18–20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Harrison
YWCA
Washington, D.C
Hannah Harrison (Garfinckel
Julius Garfinckel
United States
Helen Turnbull
MacArthur Blvd
N.W
High Point
New Arrivals Announced for March Births in High Point Area
Mr and Mrs Charles L Beeson announce the birth of Jeffrey Charles on March 3 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Several families share birth notices: Rachel Noelle born March 2 to Robert Justice, Sabrina Lea born Feb 28 to W L Ashe, Carla Denise born Feb 25 to Donald C Martin, Mynda Gail born March 1 to Donald Swaim, Tonya Rene born March 3 to Roy Wall, Tamara Lynn born March 4 to James R Gordy and Johnny C Johnson, Ed Michael born Feb 27 to Michael Allred, Kimberly Sue born March 3 to William Daniel King, Karen Leigh born Feb 25 at Bethesda Navy Hospital, Angela Louise born March 3 to Burris Stevens, Jennifer Wendy born March 2 to Jules Jennings, Michael David born March 2 to David Kemp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Beeson
Emerywood Court Apartments
Jeffrey Charles
High Point Memorial Hospital
Robert Justice
Rolling Rd
Rachel Noelle
W. L. Ashe
R. J. Trinity
Sabrina Lea
Donald C. Martin
Lakecrest
Carla Denise
High Point Hospital
Donald Swaim
Rand Blvd
Mynda Gail
Roy Wall
Rt. 2
Trinity
Tonya Rene
Wall
Judy Manns
Thomasville
Tamara Lynn
James R. Gordy
Rt. 9
Greensboro
Johnny C., Johnson
South Rd
Tonya Renee
Johnson
LaDelhia Hall
Michael Allred
W. Green St
Ed Michael
Kimberly Sue
William Daniel King
Rt. 1
Sophia
Carl Edward Elliott
Karen Leigh
Bethesda Navy Hospital
Burris Stevens
Richardson St
Angela Louise
Jules Jennings
Agnes St
Jennifer Wendy
Jennings
Diana Hayworth
David Kemp
Forest St
Michael David
Pride and Patience Garden Club Workshop at Hemmings Home
Garden club members met at Mrs. J. D. Hemmings residence 208 Kinview Tuesday evening for a workshop led by Mrs. George Clements and Mrs. John Nurney. Mrs. Max Sink led the business session and the group voted a donation to the Girl Scouts for meeting house upkeep. Mrs. Jerry English won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride and Patience Garden Club
J. D. Hemmings
Kinview
George Clements
John Nurney
Jimmy Orr
Bill Kinley
Max Sink
Girl Scouts
Jerry English
Mix of Bluegrasses and Fescues Aids Turf
Experts recommend blending several bluegrasses or fescues for seed. If one variety struggles, others may thrive. Disease resistance is higher in a mixed blend. Fine textured grasses support turf not easily professionally tended.
Knitting Classes Set For Davidson County C C
Mrs. S. T. Stoker will teach intermediate knitting at the civic center starting March 9 through May 3. No pre registration required though a small fee applies. Classes run 9 am to noon and 6 30 pm to 9 30 pm supervised by Davidson County Community College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
S. T. Stoker
Civic Center
Davidson County Community College
Tips For Chairmen In Newsroom Practices
The women's department issues policies to speed up and standardize news copy. Office submission by Thursday noon, 8 20 a m follow ups, signed Typewritten reports preferred, provide a contact number, identify caller, staff to avoid photography limits, schedule photos 3 6 days ahead, use married names for women.
Also Mentioned on This Page
PBX Club
John Hailey
Jim Stratford
Pamela Payne
Pamela Sue Payne
Roy Armstrong
Beasley
Leroy Earnhardt
F. E. Lewis
W. B. McCarter
Moose Hall
Leon Rivers
Fine Arts Dept
KK. C. Crowder
Worth Ivey
Johnson Street
Eugene Braxton
W. L. Ganong Jr
L. A. Blackman Jr
Jaime Villegas
W. R. Locke
Gordon Polson
Belk Stores Services
Freeman Naylor
Floyd T. Craven Jr
B. J. Williams
Everett Griffin
Hugh L. Key Jr
Frank Collins
Ken Brewer
al Alexander
Bobby Butler
R. Braxton Culler
Marcella Walsh
Patti Morris
Charles W. Scott
Emmett Stone
J. G. Walsh
Y Soon
Jeffrey Beeson
Rachel Justice
Sabrina Ashe
Carla Martin
Mynda Swaim
Tonya Wall
Tamara Gordy
Tonya Johnson
ED Allred
Kimberly King
Karen Elliott
Angela Stevens
Jennifer Jennings
Michael Kemp
E-Lim
Eckerds Drug Store
Westchester Mall
Woman's Department
Club
John Doe
Mary Doe
Thalhirrer
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