Plant and Pluck Garden Club elects new officers at meeting
Mrs. Tom Bishop spoke on table settings stressing harmony and simplicity. At the Plant and Pluck Garden Club at Mrs. E V Womble's home 820 Arbordale Drive sixteen members and one guest attended. New president Mrs E V McLeod led a slate including vice president Earl Womble and secretary Fred B De Lappe. The group discussed beautifying the military plot at College and Broad, planting candytuff and tulips to be replaced with petunias after bloom. A salad course followed.
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Tom Bishop
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
E. V. Womble
Arbordale Drive
J. C. Roberts
Womble
Bishop
E. V. McLeod
Altrusans Elect Ada Burgess President on New Slate
Twenty members attended a dinner and meeting at the Blue Room Sheraton Hotel as Ada Burgess was elected president to succeed Dorothy Forward. The slate includes Evelyn Sutton as vice president and Lois W. Smith as recording secretary, with Virginia Ryan as treasurer and Mary Haralson as a two year board member. Existing board member Louis H. Abernathy remains for another year. Delegates to the International Convention were postponed until April.
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Sheraton Hotel
Ada Burgess
Dorothy Forward
Hazel Johnson
Mabel H. Hargett
Burgess
Evelyn Sutton
Lois W. Smith
Edna Griffith
Louis H. Abernathy
Lena C., Clauve
Albuquerque
New Mexiico
Altrusa
California
Marcella Carter
Edna Ross
Garden Gate Club Hears Mrs Nelson On Rock Gardens
Mrs Francis B Nelson spoke on rock gardens at a Garden Gate Club meeting hosted by Mrs L P Magnin at 1204 Cedrow Avenue. President Mrs L C Ferguson presented her. officers were elected with Mrs Cecil Wilcox named president and a slate including Mrs L H Thompson vice president Mrs C C Yow secretary and Mrs Tyree Nabors treasurer.
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Garden Gate Club
Nelson
Rock Gardens
New State
Francis B. Nelson
Garden Gate Garden Club
L. P. Magnin
Cedrow Avenue
L. C. Ferguson
Cecil Wilcox
L. H. Thompson
C. C. Yow
Tyree Nabors
Local club meetings and social events listed this week
The schedule lists dinner meetings and programs for the Business and Professional Woman's Club at the Sheraton, Out-To-Grow Garden Club at 1201 Centennial Avenue, American Legion Auxiliary at the Lion Home, and several Friday and Saturday gatherings including the Friday Music Study Club, Philomathian Club at Hillcrest Drive, Canterbury Club on Woodland Drive, Sunset Garden Club at Trinity, and a luncheon honoring Miss Jane Beam at Bliss Restaurant Greensboro hosted by Miss Frances Kendrick.
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Worth Wicke
Centennial Avenue
Ed Thrower
Homer Hudson
American le Ion Auxiliary
Lion Home
Sidney Gayle
A. B. Huff
Robert Cameron
Idol
Philomathan Club
Hillcrest Drive
Canterbury Club
Roy FE. Watts
Woodland Drive
Sunset Garden Club
Vernon Peace
Trinity
Buren Andrews
Jane’ Beam
Bliss
Greensboro
Frances Kendrick
Eastern Star Elects New Heads For Chapter
Mrs. Ollie Lewis is elected worthy matron and Arnold J. Koonce as worthy patron of High Point Chapter 106 Eastern Star. Other officers named include Cleo Pierce, Brodie Honeycutt, Bessie Pope, Willie Updegrove, Evelyn Caldwell, and Burnett Spencer. Public installations set for March 28 and March 18 in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Lewis
Arnold J. Koonce
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Vera Carroll
Glenn Callicutt
Cleo Pierce
Brodie Honeycutt
Bessie Pope
Willie Updegrove
Evelyn Caldwell
Burnett Spencer
Helen Rimmer
Irene Walker
Marshall
J. R. Wilkins
Oxford
Masonic and
Eastern Star
Greensboro
White Shrine
American Childhood Education Ass'n District Meeting Planned
The ACEA district meeting will be held at S. H. Tomlinson School Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A luncheon at 12:45 follows. Miss Rebecca Brown leads devotions with a panel on Understanding Our Organization moderated by Miss Carrie Phillips, with panelists Miss Margaret Flintom Dr Eugene Hunter and Miss Rosalie Andrews. Dr Kenneth Goodson will speak at the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Childhood Education Association
S. H. Tomlinson
Rebecca Brown
Carrie Phillips
Brooks
Greensboro
Margaret Flintom
High Point
ACE
Eugenia Hunter
WCMC
Rosalie Andrews
Winston-Salem Ace
Kenneth Goodson
First Methodist Church
Five New Members Installed in Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Epsilon Sigma Alpha installed five new members during a meeting at Mrs. A. B. Harris home. New pledges were Miss Hallie Gilbreath Miss Margaret Payne Miss Betty Allman and Mrs Cleo Ven able along with Mrs Lawrence Hauser. Hostesses were Mrs Harris and Mrs C F Wolfe.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
A. B. Harris
Hallie Gilbreath
Margaret Payne
Betty Allman
Cleo Venable
Lawrence Hauser
Newbys Welcome Son Eric Charles
Mr and Mrs Fred Newby of Oak View route one announce the birth of a son Eric Charles on March 9 at the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Newby
Oak View
Eric Charles
Out of This World Toiletries For Boys And Girls
New toiletries for boys and girls feature plastic bottles with space cadet motifs. The line includes hair dressing and bubble bath for boys and hand lotion shampoo toilet water bubble bath and dusting powder for girls.
Volunteer Class at Green Street Baptist Meets Thursday
The Volunteer Class of Green Street Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Kelly W. Comer, 407 B Chestnut Street. Co-hostess will be Mrs. Ruth Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Street Baptist Church
Inez Lytle
Montheu Avenue
Ruth Green
Kelly W. Comer
Chestnut Street
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John T. Ellis & Co
Ladies Pine Apparel
S. Main St
YMCA
SEARS
Sears, Roebuck and CO
High Point, N
Kenmore Vacuum
Kenmore
North Main Street
Homart
EE Homart
AGA
Meg Maney
3435
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Rae Payment
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Maurice Peace
Mrs. Lytle
American Childhood Education Ass
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
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Harris
C. F. Wolfe
Newbys
SHACK
Lexington Ave
India Brass
Old India
Laura Len
N. Main ST
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