High Point Garden Club Hears Talk By Mrs R K Stewart
High Point Garden Club welcomed Mrs R K Stewart who spoke on separating and planting perennials. Officers were elected with Mrs S C Clayton named president and a nominating committee approving a slate including Mrs Stewart as vice president and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
R. K. Stewart
High Point Cordera
S. C
W. F. Clayton
Oe Nomina
S. H. Tomlinson
Noble T. Praigg
Future Homemakers Prep Plans for Local Convention
The Future Homemakers of America at High Point high school met to outline goals for the state convention set for April 21. They discussed officer selection, four degree emblems, and mailed pins in silver or gold with a chain.
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Future Homemakers of America
High Point High School
Mrs Anderson Reports New York Flower Show Trip
Mrs E R Anderson shared an account of her New York trip to the National Flower Show with the Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club meeting at 00 Carrick Avenue. She noted the theme Gardens Town and Country and that all flowers were grown indoors. Mrs J R Graham reported on the Garden Council meeting focusing on painting classes. Whistler's Mother was noted as born in North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Kearns
W and Tennyson
F. R. Taylor
H. Kearns
O. P. Moffitt
Clark
E. R. Anderson
New York
H. L. Mitchell
Carrick Avenue
Anderson
J. R. Graham
Mrs Barker To Explain Paintings At Local Art Display
Mrs Barker will explain the exhibit of forty Israeli artists at High Point College library. The show opened last evening and runs eight to ten this and tomorrow evening. The display is organized by the Contemporary Jewish Affairs Study group chaired by Mrs Gold and is open to the public with access via Audio Visual service of the National Jewish Welfare Board. Mrs Barker will also be guest speaker at the High Point group meeting Thursday at 8:30 at Lar Gilbert Bernard's home, 401 Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold
Silver
National Jewish Welfare Board
Lacy High
High Point College Library
High Point
Contemporary Jewish Affairs Study Group
Wm. Gold
Samuel Hyman
Norman Silver
Martine Barker
Local club events schedule and wedding notice
A busy midweek list covers several events at the Sheraton and YWCA including a Business and Professional Women's dinner with Mrs Ferol Roberson in charge, and a party honoring Miss Gay Sears at the YWCA. Also planned are garden center activities, flower arranging classes, and a hospital nurses lounge meeting plus a kitchen shower in Trinity. Rehearsal for the Senehussell wedding and a fashion feature round out the weekend notices.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
Sheraton Hotel
Ferol
Roberson
Peggy Crawford
Keith Kearns
Gay Sears
YWCA
Ruth Highfill
Oo Cadick
Ome
Howell
Leon Rivers
Cauhep
Ben L. Smith
Greensboro
Gorton Club
C. Roberts
Barkes Street
Earl Hutto
Adams Memorial
Arthur Kirkman
High Point Memorial Hospital
Harley Briles
Gilbert Sechrest
Alese
A. F. Jones
Trinity
Mesdames
W. B. Harris
B. S. Goode
Pharmaceutical
Howell Street
Traffic Deaths Nightly Outpace Day By Fourfold Per Vehicle
Data show four times as many fatalities due to traffic accidents occur at night than in daylight for every car on the road. The finding highlights higher nocturnal risk and potential targets for safety measures.
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Tthe Road
Bridal shower bridge party honors Miss Ruby Brooks
Mesdames Wagner and Wall hosted a bridge and canasta afternoon at Farriss avenue for bride elect Miss Ruby Brooks. Guests enjoyed a green and white color theme, desserts, iced drinks, and prizes including a linen scarf, an electric toaster and waffle iron.
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Ruby Brooks
Brownie Wagner
Everett Wall
Farriss Avenue
Canasta
Ithe Ev
Claude Carter
Miss Brooks
Vera Smith
Cologne
Joe Lambeth
Mesdames Julian Lytle
Gordon Callicutt
Russell Holt
Floyd Lewis
William B. Lee
Jacklyn Gomo
Community Club To Hear Mr Hunt Speaker at YWCA
Nile S. Hunt dean of boys at the local high school will speak Thursday evening at the Community club meeting. The session starts at 7 30 at the YWCA with residents invited to attend.
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Community Club
Mr. Hunt
Nile S. Hunt
YWCA
Executive Board Of Church Women Set Meeting
The executive board of the High wi mee Council of Church Women will meet tomorrow morning at Oakul Presbyterian with Mrs. P. H. Dalton, Sr. presiding in the absence of the nt Mrs. Tom Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Wi Mee Council of Church Women
Oaluk
Presbyterian Ae
P. H. Dalton
Tom Powell
Faculty Wives Meet Tomorrow at High Point College
The faculty wives of High Point College will meet tomorrow after drive with Mrs. Henry and Mrs. E J Coltrane as associate hostesses.
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High Point College
Henry
E. J. Coltrane
Day Of Retreat Postponed By Church Women
The Day of Retreat planned by the High Point Council of Church Women for March 16 is postponed to April 4 at Springfield Friends Church. Speaker Mrs Louise Eggleston of Norfolk cannot attend on the original date but will speak April 4 to all interested persons.
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High Point ‘Council of Church Women For
Louise Eggleston
Noreh Folk
Springfield Friend's Church
First woman aviator sets historic France flight in 1910
Mme De La Roche becomes early female pilot, making a notable 1910 flight near Coicamel France. The record highlights the growing role of women in early aviation and challenges to gender norms of the era.
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Mme. de la Roche
Coicamel Neaa
France
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Madeline Hoover
Per Sone
Glenn
E. Washington St
Maple
Guilford
N. Main ST
High Point's
Best Cleaners
N. Wrenn St
William Gold
Whistler
North Carolina
Zemo
Saunders
Oes
Ae Ross
Pabco Guaranty
Sennehussell
Green Street
Boulevard
Dot Lee
Lee
Twc
Mesdames Wagner
Wall
Mike Kupecki
M. S. Nunn
Mabel Campbell
Sherman Aycoth
Fletcher McMillan
Don Petty
Margaret Dunn
Hazel Highfill
Leonard Cleaners
Church Women
Waughtown Street
Salem
N. C
Forrest
Dy-Dee Supply CO
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Pabco
California
ALL America
Saunders Furn. CO
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