Birthday Party Honors Mrs. W. A. Clodfelter at 75th
Mrs. W. A. Clodfelter was feted at an open house in her son Lee Clodfelter’s home at 113 Dorothy St. for her 75th birthday. About 150 guests attended between 3 and 5 PM, with assistance from family and friends including Rev. W. F. Luck, Z. K. Luck, E. F. Luck, and out-of-town visitors from Greensboro Kannapolis Concord Winston-Salem and Seagrove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Clodfelter
Son
Lee Clodfelter
Dorothy St
Virge Coggins
L. R. McNeill
Sandra Farrington
Greensboro
Kannapolis
Concord
Winston-Salem
Seagrove
United Church Women Name New State Officers
High Point group gathered at St. Marys Episcopal Church for a meeting highlighted by Millard Jones talk on Dead Sea Scrolls and the election of officers. David Andrews spoke on the American Friends Service Committee and World Affairs Workshop to be held at the High Point Friends Meeting House on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
United Church
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Millard Jones
Deep River
Alice Paige White
David Andrews
American Friends Service Committee
High Point Friends Meeting House
Frank Graham
Samuel R. Levering
A. M. Utley
High Point Friends Meeting
Clarice Bowman
High Point College
United Church Women
S. S. Saunders
E. P. Ripley
Birth announcements from High Point Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs William L Stout announce the birth of Stuart Brown on March 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs W B Gray announce the birth of Thomas Edward on March 24 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Verlin Grant announce the birth of Sheila Kay on March 25 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs J C Woods announce the birth of Cynthia Lynn on February 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Woods is the former Miss Rebecca Sumner.
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William L. Stout
Tabor St
Stuart Brown
High Point Memoriial Hospital
Thomas Edward Gray
W. B. Gray
Gatewood Ave
Thomas Edward
High Point Memorial Hospital
Sheila Kay Grant
Verlin Grant
Route 5
High Point
Sheila Kay
Cynthia Lynn Woods
J. C. Woods
Guyer St
Cynthia Lynn
Woods
Rebecca Sumner
Nominees Honored at North Carolina Mother of the Year Event
Mrs. W. J. Gordon of Spray wins the Mother of the Year title after a Raleigh event that named 14 nominees including Mrs. J. H. Burnett of Burgaw. Governor Hodges presented certificates at the House of Representatives as social tours and a tea preceded the formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
William J. Gordon
Spray
J. H. Burnett
Burgaw
Luther Hodges
E. B. Collins
North Carolina
Executive Mansion
Sir Walter Hotel
House of Representatives
Luther H. Hodges
American Mothers Committee of
Gordon
Burnett
H. Fred Waller
W. E. Brooks
Yadkinville
T. E. Browne
Murfreesboro
C. Y. Holden
Wake Forest
W. A. Hough
Wendell
E. B. Hunter
Charlotte
G. Jones
Wild Flower Preservation Society Sets Tryon Meeting
North Carolina chapter met Sunday at Mrs. Walter Braxton’s Greensboro home to plan future gatherings. Mrs. Carl Pegg of Chapel Hill led the board, scheduling a spring board meeting in Tryon on May 19 and arranging a wild flower tour led by a Tryon biologist after a dinner at Oak Hall Hotel. Lionel Melvin, society president, outlined plans for the year as he prepares to leave the state. Mrs. Pegg will assume his duties in his absence. Attendees included High Point members Mrs. Ray Nance Mrs. Paul Spencer and Mrs. R. B. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Melvin Iis
Pegg
Melvin
High Point
Ray Nance
Paul Spencer
R. B. Moore
Golden red style eggs on toast with cream sauce
Readable recipe notes describe adding whipped whites from hard cooked eggs to a seasoned cream sauce and heating. The sauce is poured over toast and finished with sieved yolks sprinkled over the top.
Mrs Joe Weaver Speaks To African Violet Club
The High Point African Violet Club heard Mrs Joe Weaver speak on arrangements and composition for shows. She urged eye appeal and proper base, noting venue context. Blue ribbons were won by Mrs D P Whitley and Mrs R R Blackburn. a Greensboro guest attended. meeting covered preparations for an upcoming show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Weaver
African Violet Club
High Point African Violet Club
C. A. Daniels
Montheu Ave
D. P. Whitley
R. R. Blackburn
Geme
Jamestown Woman Initiated Into Phi Beta Kappa
Mrs. Mary Conrad Cressmore of Jamestown was initiated into Phi Beta Kappa at Woman's College MC in a ceremony today. She earned a BA in economics in January and is accompanied by her husband James Crissmore of 210 Perry St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Conrad Cressmore
Jamestown
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Woman's College
Cressmore
James Crissmore
Perry St
Canterbury Club Meets Friday at Fieldstone Farm
Mrs. Capus Waynick will host the Canterbury Club Friday at Fieldstone Farm. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 3 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Capus Waynick
Fieldstone Farm
Ever dip lamb chops in lemon juice and garlic
A quirky note describes dipping lamb chops in lemon juice and crushed garlic before trolling Savory, mixing culinary detail with a playful command.
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Madeline Hoover
Mesdames
Murr
Green
Enterprise
Thomasville
Jeanne Sherrill
Frank Murr
Julius Green
Salem Street
Sherrill
P. M. Sherrill
Caroline Green
Ruth Gray
Jack Hodgin
Charles Lambeth Jr
Bill Murphy
Patsy Thomason
Cyrette Holliday
Julius Greeen Jr
Chapel Hill
Jim Murr
Durham
Marcille van Lieren
Salem College
Nancy Hoyle
Greensboro College
Peter C. Hecker
Cleveland
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
W. T. Powell
Clarence Voncannon
Edward Drake
William M. Baker
A. G. Corpening
Zuma Davis
P. H. Dalton
North Carolina Council of Churches
Stuart Brown Stout
Koonce Service
Funeral Home
South Main ST
Dia
Wild Flower Preservation Society
Tryon
Treadles
Glenn
S. Main St. Ph
R. H. Young
New Orleans
St.joseph
Will
Sta
N. Wrenn St
Monark Shade Go
Richardson’s
Ist
Fiesta & Others
E-Z Care Men's
East Commerce Street
North Cherry Street
Elim Street
Asheville
CHARLOTTE + DURHAM
Gastonia
Salisbury
Wilmington
Angelique
Ford
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