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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1955
Page
6
An informal party at Mrs. Case’s Circle Drive home honored Miss Martha Hayworth ahead of her March 26 wedding to Eugene Cashwell. Hosts presented a cymbidium orchid corsage and copper pans while sixteen guests shared games, prizes, and refreshments.
Forestdale Garden Club staged a spring fashion show at Jamestown High School gymnasium with Adams Shop outfits modeled by club members and guest models. Children and adults showcased Easter and casual wear, with Vic Smith providing commentary and Liberace recordings as background music. Proceeds from cake auctions added to the club’s general fund for upcoming projects.
Mrs Robert Craver was elected head of the Almanac Garden Club at a meeting held at the home of Mrs A R Wilson 1107 Orlando to succeed Mrs Howard Price. Others named include Mrs Charles Gooch vice president Mrs A R Wilson recording secretary tg Cc Rowles correspond secretary Earl Craver treasurer Mrs Bland Worley custodian Mrs Herb Ragan council representative and Mrs Guy Shivers club flower show chair. The meeting discussed special projects and the Nurses Home gift a potted floor plant.
The Young Musicians Club will meet Saturday at 2 p.m. at the ana. Lelia Clinard and W. Far are named.
The Highland Village Prayer Band will meet Thursday at two o'clock with Martha Underwood at 104 Culler Street for its regular meeting.
Garden Makers Club at Emerywood Country Club held a luncheon meeting featuring guest speaker Mrs. Francis B. Nelson, florist, who spoke on Rock Gardens and Dish Gardens and plant care. Officers elected included President Mrs. Carter Holbrook and Vice President Mrs. Carey Kiderton, with several other posts filled and a library donation approved.
A tip suggests keeping cologne in the desk drawer to freshen the office. Mid morning and after noon use it as a scent refreshment and wipe the telephone mouthpiece with a damp cotton pad for cleaning and fragrance.
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