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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1965
Page
19
The piece highlights decoupage as a patient craft, with Mrs. Whitescarver recounting a Paris hotel plaque inspired by family history. It notes creators transforming boxes into velvet lined keepsakes and predicts some works may become museum treasures in the future.
A geez print sized 6 by 7 inches is preferred with blanks for wedding and engagement details and the wedding date. Include an engagement photo and a wedding photo if desired and submit by Tuesday noon.
Representatives of the Republican Women's Club from High Point and neighboring towns attend a luncheon at Andrews Village Restaurant on Wednesday at 1 p.m. ahead of the March 31 to April 3 Washington conference at the Sheraton Park Hotel led by Mrs. A. M. Snipes of Ronda. Local women from Greensboro Durham Winston Salem North Wilkesboro and High Point participate. Mrs. Stamey Stroud oversees arrangements for the High Point club.
The Arts & Crafts program in Winston-Salem schedules classes for children and adults. Child offerings include art techniques ceramics and metal crafts while adult options cover art appreciation ceramics and furniture crafts.
The International Designers Club opens at 38 East 57th Street New York City serving as a professional forum for design. It offers club rooms exhibition space a library and trade files with a monthly art gallery and a tri lingual club magazine for members across the design world.
Women of Brentwood Presbyterian Church plan a chicken pie supper at the church hall on Green Street Tuesday at 7 p.m. Proceeds support church youth programs. Public invited.
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