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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1957

Page

6

Daffodil Show Planned By Garden Clubs

Final plans completed for the second annual show sponsored by Mid-Week and Wayside Garden Clubs and the High Point Camellia Club at the Ginney from Little England Garden, Va. The display features 150 named daffodil varieties and a Rat Sees display per Mrs C E Rozzelle. Seven groups of tables will be added while Mrs Chester C Haworth and Mrs C Thag West head the show. Mrs John Purcell invites bloom bearers to bring blossoms to the church by 10 a m Thursday. Judges luncheon for all show judges will be at Mrs Edward Grimsleys at 12 30 p m Thursday.

High Point Guilford County Chamber of Commerce Oes Grimsley Country Club Sheraton Hotel Sunset Garden Club John Payne Trinity Barbara el

False wedding notice retracted by The Enterprise

Erroneous information led to a false announcement of a marriage between Betsy Ross Davis and Arch Redick McMullan Jr. The newspaper admits the error, states false information was submitted, and authorities investigate under laws against publishing false information. The Enterprise apologizes for the confusion.

Enterprise Betsy Ross Davis Ross H. Davis Arch Reddick McMullan Jr Arch R. McMullan

Community groups schedule meetings this week

Local clubs and organizations announce a dense lineup of meetings: United Church Women at St Marys Epis Church at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, UDC with Mrs W Idol on North Johnson Street at 3 p.m., Friendly Club with Mrs Geneva Ellington on West Green Street at 7 30 p.m., Wallflower Garden Club with Mrs Kellam on Route 4 Thomasville, High Point African Violet Club with Mrs C A Daniels at 814 Montheu Ave, and more at various times through Friday.

United Church St. Mary's Epis Church Woman's Club W. High St UDC W. W. Idol N. Johnson St Friendly Club Geneva Ellington W. Green St Wallflower Garden Club Kellam Route 4 Thomasville High Point African Violet Club C. A. Daniels Montheu Ave Supreme Forest Woodmen's Circle Paul Carroll CC Camp Road AAUW Beta Sigma Phi Ada Bass William and Mary Apts Musical Ar Club E. Thad McInnis Wellington

Nancy Kay Evans Honored On Eleventh Birthday Party

Miss Nancy Kay Evans was honored on her eleventh birthday with a party held by her mother Mrs Reid Evans at 602 Chandler Street. Mrs Wilma Sawyer assisted. After games and refreshments Nancy Kay received gifts from her friends.

Nancy Kay Evans Reid Evans Chandler St Wilma Sawyer Evans Nancy Kay

Leftover Egg Whites: Proper Refrigeration and Handling

Readable note explains that leftover egg whites can fog or form a film when stored in a covered container. Refrigeration with proper sealing helps maintain quality and reduces odor transfer and exposure to air.

Sta-Nu

Potato Chip Sale Kickoff by Y-Teens at Y

The High Point Y-Teens launched a Potato Chip Sale at a Friday kickoff party at the Y continuing through April 8. Proceeds support World Fellowship Fund of the YWCA and help fund Y-Teen attendees at the South-East Area Y-Teen Conference in June. Betsy Hulin and June Davis led songs, with Miss Jane Howell leading the devotional.

High Point For the World Fellowship Fund The YWCA Missionary Service South-East Jane Howell Betsy Hulin June Davis Marilyn Wolters Linda Stone Carolyn Lain Carolyn Sheen Betty Wireless Mary Ann Hill Emma Jean Alderman

High Point Juniors Shine At Salem Festival

High Point district music festival at Salem College drew 58 entrants in piano and voice. Of 45 piano entrants, 28 were High Point Junior Music Clubs members. List includes Nan Lyles Priscilla Clark Lynn Gayle Elizabeth Rogers and many more with judges from Wake Forest, Woman's College and High Point College.

High Point National Federation of Music Clubs Salem College Nan Lyles Priscilla Clark Lynn Gayle Elizabeth Rogers Jimmy Caughman Janet Tyson Britt Armfield Peggy Hart Betsy Rawleigh Suzanna Bell Tommy Upchurch Laura Wall Robbie Helm Ann Welborn Young Linda Ernestine Fields High Point College Dorothy Lewis

Violet Club To Meet Tonight

The High Point African Violet Club meets at 7 30 pm at Mrs. C A Daniels 814 Monthe u Ave with a guest speaker. They discuss plans for the African Violet Show scheduled for April 27 and 28.

Violet Club

Four Young Hosts Dance Party at Emerywood Country Club

About 100 guests attended a Friday evening dance at Emerywood Country Club hosted by Scot tie Parker, David Dahle, Bun Jenkins, and Skipper Gates. Parents greeted guests. floral arrangements and a pale green refreshment table set a festive scene. The event featured novelty dances, contests, and music from recordings as refreshments were served.

Emerywood Country Club Scottie Parker David Dahle Bun Jenkins Skipper Gates A. Scott Parker Donald Dahle W. P. Jenkins Martha Gates

Unit Two of LWV Meets Wednesday

The High Point League of Women Voters unit two will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at 406 North Dr. Mrs. Harry Rothrock Jr. hosts and Mrs. Norman Kinamon leads. The discussion centers on equitable representation in the North Carolina General Assembly.

Gay Blade Garden Club W. S. Bencini Club Dr Winston- Salem High Point Woman's Club Ladies of Emerywood Country Club League of Women Voters Harry Rothrock Jr North Dr Modern Book Club Roby G. Yarborough Centennial Ave High Point League of Women Voters Norman Kinnamon North Carolina General Assembly

Birth of Keith Jackson Hughes in Lexington

Mr and Mrs William Kent Hughes of Lexington announce the birth of a son Keith Jackson on March 24 at Lexington Memorial Hospital. Mr Hughes is a former resident of Trinity.

Keith Jackson Hughes William Kent Hughes Lexington Keith Jackson Lexington Memorial Hospital Hughes Trinity

Cloverdale PTA to Meet Tuesday Evening

The Cloverdale School Parent-Teacher Association will meet tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the school auditorium to discuss upcoming activities and school affairs.

Cloverdale Pta Parent-Teacher Association of Cloverdale School

Buck Matthews Family Visits Hartsville Relative

Mr and Mrs Buck Matthews and son Bud spent Sunday in Hartsville South Carolina visiting Dr Velma Matthews and Mrs D R Coker Dr Matthews a former resident of High Point has been ill six weeks but is reported improving She is Mr Matthews sister Mrs G T Royals and her niece Miss Alice Morgan returned to 801 Willowbrook after weekend with Mrs J A Morgan and family Route 2 Denton

Buck Matthews Bud Hartsville S. C Velma Matthews D. R. Coker Matthews High Point Mr. Matthews

Rebekah Class Meets at Mrs Hall Home

The Rebekah Class of East Green Street Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs H Hall 407 East Farriss Ave with attendance expected from members and guests.

Rebekah E. Green ‘Street Baptist Church

Credit Women To Meet For Breakfast

The Credit Women's Breakfast Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 am at the Sheraton Hotel. Mrs Ruth McBride and Mrs Charlotte Long are program chairmen for the day. Ever add a pinch of ground all spice to meat patties.

Credit Women's Breakfast Club Sheraton Hotel Ruth McBride Charlotte Long

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