Nature Study Garden Club Tours Photographic Studio
Officers were installed at a Thursday morning meeting at Mrs. W. S. Stone’s Otleray Drive home with Har old Cheek as president and a slate including vice president Fred Alexander secretary Wiley Beasley and treasurer Roy Armstrong plus co ord inators J F Hayden and C B Mattocks. Members toured Alderman's Studios after the meeting with 16 members present.
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Nature Study Garden Club
Otleray Drive
W. S. Stone
Harold Cheek
Fred Alexander
Wiley
R. J. Johnson
Alderman
Garden Club Proposes Low Maintenance Plan
Till ’n’ Toll Garden Club members met at John Threshie home to discuss a low maintenance plan. Mrs. W J Spillers highlighted proper tools, curved versus angular layouts, flush turf and sidewalks, and a white cedar fence. Mrs Chan Pegram proposed 10-64 tree fertilizer with prescribed application. Mrs George Gillie presided. twelve attended.
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Till ‘N
Chan Pegram
Jane Saferight Heads Phi Mu Alumnae Assn
Mrs. Jane Saferight was elected president of Phi Mu Alumnae Association after a Wednesday buffet at Panhellenic House, High Point College. New officers include Mrs. Doug Brackett, recording secretary. Mrs. Bobby Yates, secretary and treasurer. Mrs. Danny Sewell, social service chair. and Mrs. Wolfgang Unger, Panhellenic delegate. Phi Mu, founded 1852 at Wesleyan College, now has over 40,000 members. proceeds supported Alpha Memorial Fund for scholarships.
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Jane Saferight
Phi Mu Alumnae Assn
Panhellenic House
High Point College
Doug Brackett
Bobby Yates
Treas
Urer
Danny Sewell
Social Service
Wolfgang Unger
Phi Mu
Wesleyan College
Macon
Alpha Memorial Fund
Minister Speaks At WCTU Meet
Rev. Hoover Smith addressed a Women's Christian Temperance Union gathering at the Brinkley Drive home of Mrs. J. D. Jennings. He urged personal responsibility over group action, citing a study linking failure of America to a loss of individual accountability. Mrs. Ray Warner led a business session, Youth Temperance Week was planned, and a district meeting was set for High Point on April 8. Refreshments were served.
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Hoover Smith
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Brinkley Drive
J. D. Jennings
Jennings
Ray Warner
High Point
Scheer announces birth of daughter Carolyn Jefferson
Mr and Mrs Erik D Scheer of Sarasota Florida announce the February 28 birth of daughter Carolyn Jefferson Mrs Scheer is formerly Miss Shirley Cox of High Point This records a family birth notice with names places and date in a local newspaper style.
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Erik D. Scheer
Sarasota, Fla
Carolyn Jefferson
Scheer
Shirley Cox
High Point
Appliance Servicing Pointers for Lower Upkeep Costs
Follow directions for use and care of your new appliance. Insist on good installation with leveling and proper operation. File important records such as bill of sale warranty and service contracts and the name and address of the service man. Keep receipts for service for future reference.
District NCBPW Meet Sets District IV Spring Session
The North Carolina Business and Professional Women's Clubs District IV will hold its annual spring meeting at the Denton School in Denton on Saturday March 7. Registration begins at 3 15 p m with the business session to follow. Miss Marlene Plyler of Salisbury the district director opens the meeting and reports will be given by presidents and district and state committees. Mrs Joetta D Feezer the Denton club president will preside at dinner with entertainment provided. District IV includes High Point Winston Salem Asheboro Thomasville Lexington Salisbury and Denton. High Point attendees listed include Mrs W C Shaw Mrs R E Welborn Mrs Kate Ragan Mrs Mary McClure Mrs W E Simmons Jr Mrs E J Oglesby Mrs Grady Helmstetler Mrs Evelyn Harris Mrs Lillian Madison Mrs George Moser Mrs R A Craven Mrs J E Heath Mrs Janie Marshall Mrs Minnie M Snyder and Miss Mary Thomas Ethel Mary Chadwick and Ruth Welborn. Mrs Oglesby chairs voting and Mrs Madison serves as parliamentarian.
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North Carolina Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Denton School
Denton
Marlene Plyler
Salisbury
Joetta D. Feezer
Denton Club
Ken Oah
High Point
Winston-Salem
Asheboro
Thomasville
Lexington
High Point Club
W. C. Shaw
R. E. Welborn
Kate Ragan
Mary McClure
W. E. Simmons Jr
E. J. Oglesby
Grady Helmstetler
Evelyn Harris
Lillian Madison
George Moser
R. A. Craven
J. E. Heath
Janie Marshall
Minnie M. Snyder
Mary Thomas
Ethel
Mary Chadwick
Ruth Welborn
Oglesby
Madison
John H. Marsh Returns Home After Hospital Stay
John H. Marsh of 106 Canterbury Rd Merry Hills returned Tuesday from High Point Memorial Hospital following a two weeks stay, resuming home life and recovery.
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John H. Marsh
Canterbury Rd
Merry Hills
High Point Memorial Hospital
Fashion Show Set for Archdale March 10
Archdale Trinity Woman's Club will stage its annual spring fashion show in the Archdale School Gymtorium on Tuesday March 10 at 7 30 p m The show Spotlight on Fashions features ladies and children's apparel from Harllees shoes from Gilberts hats from The Hat Box and decorations by Williams Flowers Refreshments will be served and door prizes awarded Admission tickets are available from club members or by contacting Mrs Bob Burgess.
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Archdale
Archdale Trinity Woman's Club
Archdale School
Harllee’s
Gilbert
Williams Flowers
Neve
Pride W Garden Club holds meeting at S Main home
Mrs. Gordon Dillon read a poem about gardening during devotions at the Pride W Patience Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Bill Aldridge. Presiding was Mrs. George Clements with an associate hostess role. They plan to plant a tree at Archdale Trinity Scout Community Bldg for Arbor Day and will tour a state garden in April.
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Gordon Dillon
Patience Garden Club
S. Main Street
Bill Aldridge
George Clements
Archdale Trinity Scout Community
Bobby Dunbar
Raleigh
J. R. Jarrett
Robert Burgess
Modernette Club Meets At YWCA
Modernette Club held a business meeting yesterday at Adams Memorial YWCA with a St Patrick s Day motif. Mrs Charles J Jones oversaw decorations using green hats and gold shamrocks. Mrs Joe Brady gave the invocation. Ways and means committee presented a final report on Wednesday night s bridge and canasta benefit. guests Mrs Jim Simone and Mrs Joy Burton attended. Mrs Leon Collins won the attendance prize. Arthur Murray Studio will present a program at the March 19 meeting.
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Modernette Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Charles J. Jones
Joe Brady
Ways and Means
Jim Simone
Joy Burton
Leon Collins
Arthur Murray
Garden Club meeting in Jamestown notes changes
Mrs Dudley Moore presided at Jamestown Methodist Church for the Forestdale Garden Club. Committees were appointed and officer changes announced with Mrs Donald Setliff as secretary and Mrs Hubert Davis as vice president. No April flower show due to illness of the invited speaker. Members urged to read North Carolina Gardener and attend the Winston-Salem state meeting April 28-29.
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Jamestown
Dudley Moore
Forestdale Garden Club
Jamestown Methodist Church
Donald Setliff
Hubert Davis
Books Alive Club Hears Review By Mrs M Wall
Mrs Matt Wall reviewed the play A Man For All Seasons by Robert Bolt at the Books Alive Club meeting at Adams Memorial YWCA. She discussed Henry VII era options, staged lighting, and More's arc from favorites to trial and execution, drawing parallels to present times.
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Matt Wall
Books Alive Club
Adams Memorial Ywca
Sir Thomas More
Robert Bolt
Henry VII
Church of England
Mr. More
England
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Douglas Blanchard
WCTU
Carolyn Scheer
NCBPW
Bob Burgess
Bt Modern
Main St
Qurrman
Dacron
RCA
YWCA
South Main
Eges
John Ebel
Robert Johnston
Fred Alton
Magic Chef
Hardwick
Vesta Gas
Robin Hood Bottled
City Appliance Co
S. Wrenn
Rosaine
Arnel
Hemming
Ecmans