Daffodil Show Earns High Praise At Local Library
Visiting judges call the Second Daffodil Show at Point Public Library outstanding as Mid-Week and Wayside Garden Clubs present 61 floral entries and 116 specimens. Blue ribbons go to Haworth Kellam Cottam Mattocks West and others, with diverse arrangements on display in a room styled as a flower garden.
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Point Public Library
Roy Homewood
Chapel Hill
North Carolina Garden Club
H. R. Kellam
John Haworth
R. T. Cottam Sr
L. C. Furgurson
Edward Drake
J. T. Weaver
T. Cottam
H. A. Millis
Fred Gordy
C. B. Mattocks
C. C. Haworth
G. T. West
W. M. Jarrell
Carl Wood
Geo J. Johnson
Tom
Henry Koonts
John Purcelle
Haugh Kellam
Oereass
Haworth
St. Mary's Chu
Fred A. Thomas
Homer T. Hudson
Parkway
Norman Riddle
Burlington
Gray Culbreth
Hugh R. Kellam
High Point
William KK
D. J. Cowden
Thomas
Janet Langley
Mrs Currie Hospitalized After Operation
Mrs W H Currie entered the local hospital late yesterday and was undergoing an operation this morning. Edwin F Wilcox of Wichita Kansas is visiting his daughter Mrs W P Hawkins on Montlieu Avenue and plans an extended trip abroad after spending the winter in California.
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W. H.currie
Edwin F. Wilcox
Wichi Kan
W. P. Hawkins
Montlieu Avenue
California
Births Report in High Point Area Remains Active
Sgt and Mrs Bruce L Johnson Mojave California announce birth of Rae Maurice on March 18 at Naval Hospital El Toro. Mr and Mrs George T Wright Jr High Point Route 2 announce birth of Rhonda Rene on March 19 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Rev and Mrs R L Mabe Thomasville announce Jackie Teresa on March 20 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs G A Hill High Point announce Sharon Kay on March 19 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Bruce L. Johnson
Mojave
Calif
Rae Maurice
Naval Hospital
el Toro
Johnson
Patty Sue Hall
Myers St
Thomasville
B. Webster Cecil
High Point
George T. Wright Jr
Route 2
Rhonda Rene
R. L. Mabe
Whine’ St
Jackie Teresa
High Point Memorial Hospital
G. A. Hill
Jeanette St
Sharon Kay
J. &. Grissett
Deborah Lynn Grissett
Grissett
Betty Shaw
Montgomery
Ala
Donald Smith
Willowbrook St
Donna Gale
Henry Gibson
Julia Gale
Study Club Hears Mrs Haltom Give Program Here
The Mid-Week Study Club met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. George Haltom presenting a program on Claire Booth Luce. Haltom highlighted Luce’s theater and politics achievements and her role as ambassador to Italy. A brief business session followed and a dessert was served at the end.
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George Haltom
Claire Booth Luce
The Thoughtful Hostess Keeps Bathrooms Shining
A guide for preparing bathrooms before guests arrive. It recommends a final vanity check and stocking guest towels, soap, and grooming items. Emphasizes tidiness, hidden clutter, and a clean bar of soap ready for use.
Council Of Jewish Women Cited For Campaign Work
The Hi Point Section of the Council of Jewish Women received a citation for their work in the Muscular Dystrophy drive. A. R. Cross presented the award at a meeting held at the B'nai Israel Educational Center. Dan Jackson spoke on the Day Center for handicapped children and volunteers were sought for the Bloodmobile Drive and other youth activities.
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Hi Point
Council of Jewish Women
A. R. Cross
B'nai Israel Educational Center
Hamilton Street
Norman Silver
Dan Jackson
High Point Day Center
Jackson
Robinson
Alans
Council
Athe Zay Seals Ates
Hostal
Robert
New Y Teen Club Organized At Local YWCA
A new Y Teen Club forms for girls in 7th to 12th grades at the local YWCA. Elections named Donna Johnson president and Nan cy Proctor social chair. The group meets Tuesday afternoons at the YMCA under advisor Ruby Raegan and plans service projects dances and programs on youth relations and personality.
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YMCA
Ruby Raegan
High Pointe
Donna Johnson
Ian Vereen
Carol Spinnett
Nancy Proctor
Barbara Stoker
Central
YWCA
High Point
North
South Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Vegetable dish with celery and mushrooms
Cook crescents of celery in boiling salted water until tender. Drain and mix with sliced canned mushrooms, reheat. This combination makes a delicious and different vegetable dish.
Oak View Grange Meets Tonight
The Oak View Grange will meet this evening at 7 30 at the Grange Hall. A short business meeting will be followed by a film titled Wild Life of the Tar Heel State. A cordial invitation has been extended to the public.
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Oak View
James Town PTA Hosts Fun Night in School Gym
James town PTA plans a Fun Night sponsored by members tonight. Activities and games start at 7 45 in the school gymnasium.
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Jamestown Pta
Immaculate Heart PTA to Meet at Guild Hall Friday
The March meeting of the Im maculate Heart of Mary Parent Teacher Association will be held at the church Guild Hall Friday at 8 o clock. The girl scouts of the school will present a minstrel show.
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The
Immaculate Heart of Mary Parent Teacher Association
Guild Hall
Girl Scouts
Nutrition talk at Ada Blair PTA meeting
Mrs. Bobby Ashley of the Guilford Dairy Council spoke Tuesday night at the Ada Blair PTA in the school auditorium. Her address focused on nutrition and included a special film. A highlight featured a demonstration with white rats by Miss McCallum’s sixth grade class.
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Bobby Ashley
Guilford Dairy Council
Ada Blair
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Act. Pee
Hi Kellam
G. West
George J. Johnson
Paul R. Spencer
J. Ne
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Gowan J. Sac
F. R. Klenner
Reidsville
R. L. Hardison
Frank Gilliam
Harry Hawthorne
Percy
Galludeen
Amos
Carolinas
R. T. Cottam
Rae Maurice Johnson
Rhonda Rene Wright
Jackie Teresa Mabe
Sharon Kay Hill
Desborah
Lynn Grissett
Donna Gale Smith
Julia Gale Gibson
Wade Marsh
High Point Enterprise
Vivian Brown
UP News
Ruden
Leonard Street
Emma ‘Karea Oo
Coun
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al Schwartz
Red Cross
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Edwin Weinger
Nettie Weinger
Oak View Grange
Jamestown
PTA
Catholic Pta
Mrs. Ashley
ADA Blair Pta Group
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