Altrusa Club Elects Mrs Davis President
Mrs John C Davis was chosen president of the Altrusa Club of High Point at a Tuesday meeting at Top of the Mart. Elected with her were Mrs William Haworth as vice president Mrs E B Hill recording secretary Miss Betty Marie Welch as corresponding secretary Mrs Sidney Shapiro treasurer and Mrs Francis Nelson director. Officers to be installed in June. Neale Austin library director spoke on the bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Davis
Altrusa Club
High Point
Mart
Davis
William Haworth
E. B. Hill
Betty Marie
Rex Walser
Herman Coble
Worth Ivey
Ray Nance
Ross Davis
Hospital
Glenn Cole
Natural Science Center
Guilford Battleground
Kearns
Neal Lancaster
Floyd Lewis
Russell Holt
Jacob Wagner
J. Leslie Andrews
Library seeks 500000 vote for expansion and books
May 7 vote set to fund library expansion for books and equipment. Mr. Austin announced the request, introduced by Mrs. Judy DeJonge. Miss Jessie May Young spoke on the Altrusa grant program begun in 1945 aiding Latin American, Asian, African, and Middle East students with 1243 recipients to date. A mini conference in Winston-Salem on April 27 will be led by Miss Myrtle Patterson, aiding officers-elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Judy DeJonge
Jessie May Young
International Relations Committee
United States
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Winston-Salem
Myrtle Patterson
Lynchburg
Wild Flower Club Receives Guidelines On Table Settings
Mrs. Reitzel Pitts spoke to the Wild Flower Garden Club on table settings at her Pine Ridge Drive home. She described fine china, crystal, and silver coordination, testing translucency, and open stock purchasing. Officers were elected with Mrs. Moore Jr. as president and other posts filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Club
Police Officers Address High Point Jaycettes
High Point Police Crime Bureau officers R F Davis and W W Crabb spoke to the High Point Jaycettes at the Western Sizzlin. Crabb warned of a 30 percent crime rise, urged Operation Identification to help recover stolen goods, and noted etching drives license numbers on items. The meeting covered officer nominations, upcoming events, and a March 30 regional Jaycette gathering in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.F. Davis
W.W. Crabb
High Point Police Dept. Crime Bureau
High Point Jaycettes
Sizzlin
Crabb
Police Department
High Point Rescue Squad
Jack Howard
Dogwood Garden Club Tour and Officers Named
Members of the Dogwood Garden Club toured Sugar Mountain on Wednesday and met at Mrs Walter Otto’s condo for a business session. New officers were elected: President Welborn Malpass, Vice President Bob Griffith, Secretary Herman Hunter, Treasurer James R Stanton Jr, and Custodian L B Hill Jr. The group planned a May 3 Tour of Homes and discussed Easter egg decorating and plant re-rooting at Wesleyan Arms Home. They then toured Boone before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dogwood Garden Club
Sugar Mountain
Sugar Mountain Lodge
Walter Otto
Otto
Welborn Malpass
Bob Griffith
Herman Hunter
James R. Stanton Jr
L. B. Hill Jr
Hunter
Gladis Kivett
Hugh Kellam
Wesleyan Arms Home
Boone
High Point
Supper Planned At Christ Church
A country bay supper is scheduled by the UMY of Christ United Methodist Church at 1501 E Lexington Ave on Saturday at 6 PM. Following the meal an evening of musical entertainment will be provided by youth and adults of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Bay
UMY of Christ United Methodist Church
Lexington Ave
First Wesleyan Swim and After School Care Schedule
Public notices list aquatic activities and child programs at Fourth Street. Morning 9 A.M. First Wesleyan Swim and a 45 A.M. session. 4:30 P.M. After School care. includes Pre-stroke Swim Class and Kinderspiel activities.
Jaycettes Plan Walk-A-Thon and Zoo Campaign Activities
Archdale Trinity Jaycettes held a Wednesday evening meeting at the Steak House on I 85. They will assist the Jaycees with the March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon and man a checkpoint at the end of the first four miles. Mrs. James Shackelford leads arrangements. They will later raise zoo funds March 23 at a booth selling zoo objects and attend the March 30 regional meeting in Jamestown. Easter egg hunt is set for April 6 for ages 1-12, with Mrs. Key in charge. Members will again staff the Little League concession stand in Trinity and sponsor a Little League team. Nine members attended the High Point Jaycettes February meeting where Mickey Stroud spoke on slides about the Randolph County zoo project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
James Shackelford
Jaycettes
N. C. Zoo
N. C. Jaycette
Jamestown Town Hall
Jamestown Jaycettes
Archdale-Trinity Group
James Stone
Harold Peele
Paul Key
Rick Segers
Carter Sink
Carl Smith
Shackelford
Key
Trinity
Keith Osborne
Peele
Stone
Seashell display at High Point Public Library exhibit
A display of shells and coral from Jamaica, Sanibel Island, and the Outer Banks is showcased in the High Point Public Library children's division. The collection belongs to Jean Bagwell, a fifth grader from Jamestown Elementary, featuring rare left handed whelks and state shells along with Jamaica dolls and a painted coconut head. Jean moved to High Point from Huntsville with her family and also collects stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Sanibel Island
Florida
North Carolina
High Point
Sanibel
Jean Bagwell
Huntsville
Ala
Jim W. Bagwell
Phil
Jean
Jamestown United Methodist Church
Archdale Trinity Pilots Plan Civic Night Dinner
The Pilot Club of Archdale Trinity completed plans for the annual Civic Night dinner to be held March 25 at Archdale Friends Meeting House. The event includes the Handicapped Worker of the Year Award presented by the Archdale Mayor's Committee for Employment of the Handicapped and features Robert I. Smith as speaker. District 6 convention is set for May 3-5 in Winston-Salem. Members discussed zoo plans, membership month, and officer appointments with a donation to Trinity High School's music department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archdale Friends Meeting House
Pilot Club
Archdale - Trinity
Brown Cumby
Rt. 2
Trinity
Archdale
Robert I. Smith
High Point
Dallas Younts
Bill Giles
Bingham
Cumby
Travelogue at Brooklea Garden Club features gardens abroad
Sally Nagaishi of Travels Unlimited spoke at Brooklea Garden Club about The Whole World s Our Garden with slides of oriental and temple gardens in Tokyo and colorful Dutch bulbs in Holland. The meeting chaired by Mrs. Neal Lancaster announced a North Carolina Garden Club Austria tour for Aug 13 21 and elected new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Nagaishi
Travels Unlimited, Inc
High Point
Brooklea Garden Club
Carson Stout
Providence Rd
J. Leslie Andrews
Ms. Nagaishi
Oriental Gardens
Temple Gardens
Tokyo
Holland
America
Neal Lancaster
Robert Hendrix
F. D. Kearns
North Carolina Garden Club
Austria
R. £. Quigley
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Top of the Mart
David Whitlock
Steve Simmons
High Point College Memorial Auditorium
Robert Lee
George Kosinski
Dogwood
Christ Church
Turner Landscape Co
Cleaners Launderers
N. Main ST
Archdale Trinity Jaycette
Mickey Stroud
N. C. Zoological Park
Randolph County
Trinity Pilots
Travelogue
Brooklea
Westchester
Opo Daly
IS Ay Furniture Warehouse & Clearance Center
Bradley Place
Quilt Shop Store
Ward & Prospect Sts
North Main ST
Children’s Shoe Specialists
Ize
Drake
Sills
StrideRite
Nelson's
South America
Mexico
California
Helen & Francis
Nelson Nelson Florist & Decorator
Four Dolphins Aquarium & Petshop
Sale
DOG
Four Dolphins Aquarium & Pat Shop
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