Maryfield Sisters Host St Patrick's Day Tea at Old Penny Mansion
The Sisters of Maryfield Nursing Home welcomed about 500 guests from High Point Greensboro Winston-Salem Asheboro Jamestown and Thomasville for an annual St Patrick's Day Tea at the Old Penny Mansion Greensboro Road. Hostesses wore green carnation corsages and organizing roles were led by Sister Mary Raymond Coughton with support from the Blue Ladies Auxiliary and Maryfield board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of
Maryfield Nursing Home
Leo Heer
Dale Morey
Ed Mendenhall
Holt McPherson
Charles Mendenhall
George Covington
Rude Calhoun
William G. Ragsdale Jr
Jamestown
Charles Hayworth
Clarence Ilderton
T. Carey Ilderton
Arthur Glenn Corpening
Mary Thomas
Ireland
Robert G. Culp Jr
Blue Ladies Auxiliary
William A. Price
Jack Cartwright
Blue Ladies
Phillip Dixon
Macrame and Tennis Classes Set At Y
YWCA announces macrame reaches a second session starting Tuesday with three two hour slots from 10 a.m. to noon over three Tuesdays. Tennis lessons begin April 4 with levels from beginner to advanced taught by Howard Bradner. Yoga classes run Mondays and Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. for non strenuous poses.
Wild Flower Talk Urges Conservation and Planting
Mrs. Ray Nance of the Wild Flower Garden Club spoke to the High Point Camellia Club on protecting wild flowers from roadside sprays and extinction. She advised collecting seeds in spring and planting them in suitable home gardens while noting that state laws restrict gathering certain plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nance
Wild Flower Garden Club
High Point Camellia Club
State
Jack and Jill School Plans Openhouse Event
Jack and Jill School invites families to an openhouse on Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. for enrollment for the coming school year. Teachers will answer questions in their rooms. Available classes include pre kindergart en, kindergarten and first grade at 110 Sunset Dr.
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Jack and Jill School
Sunset Dr
Readers rail at teachers and peers in teen letters
A high school freshman defends students claiming teachers waste time and are dull, argues for tougher, more competent instruction. Other letters discuss teen pregnancy warnings, boyfriends, and self control, with guidance from Ann Landers on sex education and responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Ann Landers
Elgin
Ill
Social Calendar A M Club and DAR Meet Across Local Venues
The day includes the Wayside Garden Club at High Point Public Library at 10 a.m. The Deep River Extension Homemakers meet at Deep River Friendly House at 10 a.m. The Maryfield Blue Ladies gather at the nursing home on Greensboro Road at 1 30 p.m. The Alexander Martin Chapter of DAR meets at 204 Hampton Drive hosted by Mrs C R Terrell at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayside Garden Club
High Point Public Library
Deep River Extension Homemakers Club
Deep River
Maryfield Blue Ladies
Greensboro Road
Alexander Martin
DAR
C.R. Terrell
Hampton Dr
Local DAR Chapter Wins Awards at North Carolina Conference
Alexander Martin Chapter DAR received first place for bicentennial project and publicity honors at the 77th NC DAR conference in Pinehurst. They also earned a certificate of appreciation from the state historian for promoting and preserving American history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
N. C. Society of
DAR
Pinehurst Hotel
David Payne
Shadybrook
High Point
North Carolina
William W. Dodge
N. C
Raleigh
Jolly Workers Club Plants Canna Bulbs
Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club members met at the Robin Hood Road circle to plant about 50 canna bulbs. They gathered at the home of Mrs. Dennis Young before working session, where president Nicole Escue opened with a poem and Nicole won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club
Robin Hood Road
Dennis Young
Nicole Escue
Classified Ad Sells for Pennies Draws Large Readership
Local advertisers report high readership from penny classified ads driving listings, sales, and community notices. Businesses and individuals alike tap affordable ad space to reach a broad audience quickly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sisters of Maryfield
Mary Coughlan
Leo J. Heer
Ellen
Otis B. Parrish
Winston-Salem
Parrish
John K. Dwyer
Cris Petree
Welch Harriss
Mrs. Ragsdale
Joseph J. Cox
Macrame
YWCA
Howard Bradner
The
Crockett
Victory Garden
James Mattocks Jr
J. W. Fowler
Howard Pancoast
James Gilliam
Arthur Terry
E. L. Grimsley
Camellia Club
L. A. Creech
Earl Schafer
J. Dennis Young
Terry
Fowler
Jack and Jill
O.S
Sam Hyman
of Ae
South Main ST
Greene
Mann Drug Store
Upton Supply CO
Greensboro Rd
N. Main St
Dunkin’ Donuts
HGH Point Enterprise
Jolly Workers Club
Nicole
Ellington’s Florist Ltd
S. Main St
Iscount Drug Centers
Marsh Kitchens, Inc
Barry Schultheiss
G. E. Peter Schultheiss
CLU
Wrenn ST. High Point
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