Temple Memorial Kindergarten Gift Distribution Planned
A group of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International sorority members met at Mrs. Phil Strong’s Greensboro home to plan gifts for Temple Memorial Kindergarten. Cribs from detergent bottles, hand bags, toy airplanes, and marbles will be donated, with a rocking chair for High Point Memorial Hospital pediatrics ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Memorial Kindergarten
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International
Phil Strong
Rt. 7
Greensboro
Strong
Gaston Bouldin
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jack Ridge
Charles Smith
ESA
Dennis Welborn
Social Calendar of Community Groups Highlights Local Meetings
This calendar lists multiple events around 2 p.m. to 10 a.m. including the A A Women group at St Marys Episcopal Church, National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary hostessing at 3805 Archdale, Women of the Moose at N Main Street, Wayside Garden Club at 905 Johnson Street, Hum n Hoe Garden Club hostess 521 Parkway, Pi Ot Club at the Sheraton Hotel, High Point Police Wives at K and W Cafeteria, B Sharp Music Club at 1415 Lyndhurst, Blue Ladies of Maryfield, High Point Republican Women at Pine Valley Drive, and Adams Memorial YWCA board meeting for the High Point Junior League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
John Bryant
Archdale Rd
National Assn. of
Letter Carriers Auxiliary
Women of the Moose
Moose
N. Main Street
Wayside Garden Club
J. A. Eshelman
Johnson St
Neon
A. G. Powell
Parkway
Pi Ot Club
High Point
Sheraton Hotel
B Sharp Music Club
Lynn Rountree
Lyndhurst
Blue Ladies of
Maryfield
Adams Memorial Ywca
High Point Junior League
Foreign Fare Among Vegetables in Early Global Trade
The article notes that certain vegetables have ancient origins: corn and some beans are native to America, garden peas come from Asia, cabbage originated in China, cucumber from India, spinach in Persia, and asparagus from the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
China
India
Persia
Mediterranean
Faculty Women Elect Officers at High Point College
High Point College Faculty Women elected new officers at a noon meeting in the campus cafeteria private dining room. Foreign students Hactor Villarroel Jeff Iswandhi Enety Takundwa Alphonsos Obayu wana Carlos Benitez and Albert Kahalarian were honored. Officers include President Mrs. David Hawk Vice President Mrs. Roy E Epperson Secretary treasurer Cletus Kruger Hospitality chairs Bill Davis and Murphy Osborne Handbook Jaime Villegas Publicity Inslee Grainger Telephone Dr Kime. Debbie Tyler modeled costumes for the production of A Midsummer Night's Dream and Miss Sandy Epperson directs. Next meeting May 20 will honor members families. Invocation by Mrs Davis. treasurer's report by Mrs Chuck Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point College
William Locke
Faye Collins
Benna Kay Kime
Bill Guy
Hactor Villarroel
Jeff
Iswandhi
Enety Takundwa
Rhodesia
Alphonsos Obayuwana
Nigeria
Carlos Benitez
Puerto Rico
Albert Kahalarian
Iran
Guy
David Hawk
Roy E. Epperson
Cletus Kruger
Bill Davis
Murphy Osborne
Jaime Villegas
Inslee Grainger
Kime
Debbie Tyler
Sandy Epperson
Earl Crow
Davis
Chuck Hartman
Credit Education for the Young Market
Mrs. Myron S. Yokley led Credit Women International at the YWCA discussing a new youth market as better credit customers. She emphasized full account explanations and Fair Trade Reporting Act compliance, calling youth education in credit key to a better credit world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron S. Yokley
Credit Women International
YWCA
Yokley
Ruth McBride
Deep River Home Makers Extension Plans Shrubs Program
The Deep River Home Makers Extension Club will meet at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the fellowship hall of the Deep River Friends Educational Building. A program on shrubs will be presented to attendees.
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Deep River Homemakers Extension Club
Deep River Friends Educational Bldg
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Welborn
Dean Dull
Lewis
Earle Whitener
Ridge
Shirely Dreyer
SERC
Vernon Clayton
Betty Alin
Neal Allred
Morris Adams
Pine Valley Dr
Whl
Rosaine’s
Deep River Club
Jeaches
South Main Street
Westchester Mall
Bank Americoid
Jcpenney
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