Public Speaking Topic At Business and Professional Women
The High Point club met at the Sheraton Hotel with Miss Ruth Goodman presenting the Public Speaking program. Members Mabel Campbell Norma Dutton Eliza Whitesell Pat Edwards Ruth Welborn Ola Motsinger Zana Whitesell and Helen Graham spoke on Berry-Picking Flower Arrangements taxes teaching and civic participation. Forty-five members attended with Mary Bradshaw welcomed as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Goodman
Education A. Vocations
High Point Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mabel Campbell
Norma Dutton
Eliza
Uing
Congress
Pat Edwards
Ruth Welborn
Zana Whitesell
Ymca l
Ola Motsinger
Home Project
Siler City
Helen Graham
Mary Bradshaw
Mrs. C. S. Beaver Elected Burbank Garden Club President
The Burbank Garden Club elected Mrs. C. S. Beaver president for 1952 53 at a meeting hosted by Mrs. E. H. Jarrett with Mrs. R. H. Sechrest as associate hostess Twenty four members attended and welcomed two new members Mrs. W. W. Lentz and Mrs. IW. Woollen. Daffodils and spring shrubs decorated the rooms as members exchanged plants and discussed spring plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Jarrett
Burbank
W. W. Lentz
IW. Woollen
D. A
C. 8. Beaver
W. W. Walker
W. F. Ellis
P.jeal
Fred Whitescarver
E. A. Kline
Postal Groups Have Joint Meet At Payne Home
The Postal Supervisors and the Supervisors Auxiliary met jointly at the home of Mr and Mrs Gorrell Payne Route 1 Tuesday evening. Mrs Lonnie Winfrey gave a reading on Fellowship and separate business meetings convened. A social hour followed with bingo and refreshments served by the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorrell Payne
Lonnie Winfrey
City Wide Party Plans Cancelled
The City Wide party planned for Saturday night by the American Child Education association and the High Point Parent-Teacher Council was cancelled this morning by Mrs. W. P. Hawkins. Illness prevented attendance. no rescheduled date was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Child Education Association
High Point
Beauty Care For Forehead Furrows And Frowning Lines
TIME cautions that forehead lines come from personal habits and not age. Use massage with a heavy cream on clean skin to smooth furrows. For forehead lines use small circles from temple to temple and patting. for frowns lift flesh with thumb and finger. Plasters worn overnight can flatten tissue and curb the frowning habit.
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Sets Record and Camp Highlights
The 1952 Girl Scout Cookie Sale sets a record with 12900 boxes sold, 2064 more than last year, while Thomasville Library hosts a cook-out at Camp Keyaunee. Thirty three leaders attend a training course using new film strips on Troop Finance and Program Planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Camp Keyaunee
Curtis Smithdeal
Ruth Stealman
Jeanine Covington
Charles Prince
Lester Bean
Elva Braidy
Mae Brown
Lou Carlson
R. D. Flemming
Virginia Hil
Sam Heath
Ima Jones
Frank Lambeth
Eunice Leek
Lannie Pierce
Floyd Rutherford
Dorothy Skeen
W. M. Smith
Vernon Snyder
Nat Walker
Clarice Welborn
Elsie Hairston
Hattie Pemberton
Glenn Rollins
S. B. Davis
Woory Brinson
Joyce
Patricia Hubbard
H. Nard
Vivian Page
Allee Thompson
Anne Johnson
Kathryn Whitted
Minnie Justice
High Point
R. M. Middleton
Lexington
Girl Scout Office
J. L.’ White
City Fire Dept
E. F. Culler
Girl Scout Troop 40
Culler
Eniol
Peace Council Meeting Friday At Hall
Peace Council number nine will meet at 7:30 p m Friday evening at the Hall to conduct its regular hour session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Council
Y W C A Week Schedule Adopts Youth Activities
The notice lists Thursday events at 4:00 PM senior high Y Teen clubs on Y W C A Finance Committee and 8:00 PM Y W C A Board of Directors. Friday 8:00 to 11:00 AM features senior high Y Teen open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Finance
Y. W. C. A. Board of Directors
Golden Wedding Anniversary Observed With Family Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse F. Hayden celebrated fifty years of marriage at a private dinner party at 400 Washington Street. The couple, married in 1912, were joined by immediate family and close friends after Mr. Hayden’s illness limited attendance. The home featured a gold motif with gladioli roses and a four tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse F. Hayden
Washington Street
Jesse F.hayden
Hayden
Northgate Telephone Company
Velva Green
John Alpheus Green
Thomasville Saed
Hicker
Roystercker
Dave Harmon
Pat
Burlington
Ae Oearyer
Chilliette
Eastern Star Elects New Official State At Business Meet
The Eastern Star at Point Chapter No. 6 held a meeting in the Masonic Temple with Mr and Mrs Herbert Ogles leading as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron. Officers elected for the year include Vera Carroll and Glenn Callicutt, with a public installation set for March 25 at 8:00 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
On Point
the Eastern Star
Searce Iev
Masonic Temple
Herbert Oglesby
Maribelle Campbell
Norwood
Weatherly
Vera Carroll
Glenn Callicutt
Ollie Lewis
Arnold J. Koonce
Bessie Pope
Willie Uppegrove
Cleo Pierce
Evelyn Caldwell
Willie Updegrove
North Carolina Mills Produce 780 Million Pairs of Hose
North Carolina textile mills produced 780 million pairs of hose last year, accounting for 40 percent of the United States output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
United Tates
New Uses For Plastics Add Color Beauty and Ease
Plastics enter more areas of the home with brighter hues and less upkeep. White plastics gain texture and practicality while black and white mixing bowls and lacy plastic place mats decorate tables. New plastic shelf coverings and wickerlike hat boxes appear, offering luxury looks in kitchens and baths with vivid color ranges.
Local Clubs Plan Meetings and Wedding Preparations
A series of social gatherings are listed for the week including Legion Auxiliary at 213 Montheu Avenue with 7:45 p.m. start and associate hostesses. Other events include Morning Music Study at Hillcrest Drive with hostesses, Philomathean Club on Lindsay Street, Canterbury Club at 1207 Sherbrook Drive, Faculty Wives at Montheu Avenue, and a public City Wide party at the Junior High School under A C E and PTA. A wedding celebration for Miss Evelyn Ann Davis is noted with a rehearsal dinner in Thomasville and a Memorial Methodist Church ceremony planned for the Thompson Jobe couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J Fraley
Hillcrest
W. F. Michael, Jr
P.m
Philomathean Club
O. P. Moffitt
Lindsay Street
H. S. Coffield
Rahe
Canterbury Club
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrook Drive
H. E. Cobl
Montheu Avenue
P. E. Lindley
S. C. Deskins
Joe Walser
George Lowe
Evelyn Ann Davis
Lowe
A.C.E
Coun
S. McMillan
Thomasville
Memorial Methodist Church
Jack Hunt
Efield Inn
R. W. Thompson
Births for Karen Roadside and Gerald Mark Klass
Mr and Mrs Thomas Roadside announce daughter Karen Marie born February 24 at 1138 Arrott St Philadelphia. Mrs Roadside formerly Ern estine Woodell of this city. Mr and Mrs E C Klass announce son Gerald Mark born March 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mother formerly Betty Ann Surrett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Roadside
Thomas Roadside
Arrott St
Philadelphia
Karen Marie
Roadside
Ernestine Woodell
Gerald Mark Klass
E. C. Klass
Whitehall Street
Gerald Mark
High Point Memorial Hospital
Betty Ann Surrett
Guilford County Art Show Promises Broad Exhibition
The Arcade hosts a children's art show Friday from 10 20 a m to 5 30 p m with over two hundred pictures on display including works chosen for the state art competition Miss Gwen Doggett elementary art supervisor selects pieces from white and colored schools junior high school art dean Jeanette McArthur and Miss Mary Jane Fox supervise senior high works A third group features senior high students The event is sponsored by the Fine Arts Festival Association of Guilford County and aims to attract locals and visitors from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen Doggett
Aeactares
Hgh
Deam
Jeanette McArthur
Mary Jane Fox
The
Fine Arts Festival Association of
Guilford County
Parents Asked To Pre-School Meet At Oak View School
A special PTA meeting for parents of pre-school children will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30 at Oak View School. All parents with pre-school children are urged to attend. PTA members are invited as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View School
Parent-Teacher Association of
Calvary Circle Meeting Set At 316 Park Street
Calvary Methodist Church Circle 3 gathers tomorrow evening at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Ralph Nunn 316 Park Street with Mrs Paul Chesson as associate hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Circle 3
Ralph Nunn
Park Street
Paul Chesson
Local residents travel for family funerals and illness
Johnny Spencer remains confined at 204 Barker Street with Cr Lasley as Cr Lasley left yesterday for Maryland to attend his sister Mrs Edward Fries's funeral. Mrs Richard Stone of 1511 Street left for Ruf fin North Carolina to visit her sister Mrs George Marpin and plans to visit Graham on return. Mrs C M Betenbaugh of 1205 Bradshaw Street is ill at home with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Spencer
Barker Street
Cr. Lasley
Adams Street
Maryland
Edward Fries
Richard Stone
Street
Ruffin
N. C
George Marpin
Graham
C. M. Betenbaugh
Bradshaw Street
Mrs Alda Berry To Teach Insurance Course At College
Mrs Alda Berry commercial instructor at Point College will teach an insurance course at High Point College on March 17 24 and 31 at 7 o clock. About twenty five local insurance women and agents have enrolled and the invitation extends to all offices in fire and allied lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
Alda Berry
A Point College
Rse
Point-Thomasville
Judge Cox Addresses Women's Club on Youth Problems
Judge C N Cox spoke at the Woman's Club luncheon at Emerywood Country Club on youth and their problems. He urged reform of environment over the child, noting delinquency stems from parent, church, school, and community factors amid concerns about negative influences from comics and gangster themes. Three High Point College students performed musically. New officers were elected and April activities planned with the Junior Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge C. N. Cox
C. N. Cox
Emerywood Country Club
High Point College
W. W. Dickerson
Altrusa Club
Elizabeth Kalte
Elwood Lee
W. S. Petree
J. L. Cobb
Harold M. Schwab
Wade Hiatt
E. W. Farlow
Augusta
Georgia
W. J. Pappas
Alse
Wilson
Emmett Stone
Silascaere
Paul Wilson
Winston-Salem
D. C. Phillips
Jimmy Blair
Anne Hancock
Cox
Mrs Joe Crowder Heads Town and Country Garden Club
Mrs Joe Crowder was elected president of the Town and Country Garden Club at the dinner meeting at Mrs James Mattocks home on South Main Street Extension. Other officers include vice president Mrs Roger Taylor and treasurer Irvin Black with secretary Mrs Lee Sherrill. The club voted to cooperate with the Garden Council and bridge was played with Alson Gray earning high score.
Weed N Win Club Holds Meeting At Mrs Utley Jr Home
The Weed N Win Garden Club met yesterday at the home of Mrs. Arthur Utley Jr in Emery Wood Court Apartments. President Mrs Clarence Siderton led discussion and committee work for officer nominations and June ab pal e picnic planning. Visitor Mrs Arthur Lyon of Birmingham Alabama attended, and The Overseas Club will meet tonight with Mrs E W Fowler 201 Woodbine Street in absentee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed ‘N’ Win Garden Club
Arthur Utley, Jr
Emerywood Court Apartments
John Thomas, Jr
Richard Wright
Arthur Lyon
Birmingham
Alabama
Overseas Club
John Wall
Colum
E. W. Fowler
Wood-Georgia
Bine Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Payne Home
Helen Follett
Jean Simmons
Eleanor Ross
the Legion Auxiliary
Fred Gordy
Cecil Eaton
Silas McBee
R. L. Waynick
Priday
Calvary Circle
Joe Crowder
New State
Weed ‘N’ Win Club
Clarence Siderton
Frank Hunsucker, Jr
Garden Council
Milan
Belk-Beck CO
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