Garden Center Staff Photo by Elmer Horton
A staff photo at the garden center shows employees gathered among pots and plants. Elmer Horton provides the image credit.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1965
Page
16
A staff photo at the garden center shows employees gathered among pots and plants. Elmer Horton provides the image credit.
Mrs Everett Marsh spoke on William Howard Taft and his death while serving 1909 1913 at the Canterbury Club meeting hosted by Mrs Ed Lyon on Boulevard. Mrs Frank Wood assisted with coffee and sweets and a brief business session followed led by Mrs R V Hayworth with Mrs Marsh presented to the group.
Mrs James A Monroe Jr of 119 Biltmore Ave will host the Grow N Grow Garden Club Tuesday at 7 30 pm Gladis Kivett will present a program on therapy.
The note mentions Mrs Grubb now living in Toledo Ohio and identifies her as a former member.
J. W. Davis of Trinity High School spoke Friday evening at Mrs. John Payne’s home in Trinity on organic gardening. He described compost as a key source of organic material and soil conditioning, noting improved aeration and water retention. Officers for 1965-66 were elected: Mrs. J. C. Collett president, Mrs. E. W. Allman vice president, Mrs. J. Spurgeon White recording secretary, Mrs. David Hudson corresponding secretary, and Mrs. J. C. Morgan treasurer.
The Trindale Woman's Club will sponsor a benefit card party Monday evening at the Trinity School cafeteria. It begins at 7 PM. Proceeds fund the Little League Ballfield in Trinity.
The Home and Garden Club will meet with Mrs. Allen B. Welborn at 717 W. Farriss Ave. This morning’s session is slated for 10 a.m.
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