Garden Makers Club Hosts Flower Show and Tea at Brinson Home
Members and guests enjoyed a flower show and tea at Mrs. Joe Brinson’s Forest Hill Drive home. Blue ribbons were awarded by judges H. T. Hudson and Ome West, with arrangements by Carter Holbrook Stanton Sherrod and others. A May basket centerpiece highlighted refreshments for 22 club members and 24 visitors. Memberships were considered as Frank Marks and Tom Latimer joined.
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Garden Makers Club
Brinson Home
Garden Makers Garden Club
Joe Brinson
Forest Hill Drive
Willis Slane, Jr
Frank Dalton
Carey Sliderton
H. T. Hudson
Ome West
Carter Holbrook
Stanton Sherrod
John Marsh
Tom Evans
Harrisington
Max Rogers
Frank Marks
Tom Latimer
W O T Club Meets at Miss Alexander’s Home
Miss Mary Alexander hosted eight W O T club members at her English Street residence. Dr S C Deskins of High Point College spoke on International Relations in U S history the past five years. The event featured spring flowers a garden visit and tea hosted by Mrs H A Millis.
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Mary Alexander
W.O.T. Club
English Street
S. C. Deskins
High Point College
H. A. Millis
Deskins
W. C. Idol
United States
San Francisco
Alexander
Mesdames
J. W. Harriss
O. P. Moffit
C. T. Am
C. F. Long
Kearns
Paul W. Casey
Iza Long
Mrs. R. R. Blackburn Returns From Violet Club Meeting
Mrs. R. R. Blackburn attends the national convention of the African Violet Clubs, Inc. in Dayton April 25 to 29 and later joins a judges school. She serves on the local club’s board and traveled from Montheu Avenue. Tommy Myers, eight, recuperates at home after a severe concussion from a home incident. he left the hospital a week ago and expects to return to school next week.
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R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
Dayton
Ohio
African Violet Clubs, Inc
Blackburn
African Violet Club
Tommy Myers
Tony Myers
Cable Street
Ashbys Welcome Daughter Sherry Diane
Mr and Mrs G G Ashby of 317 Boulevard announce the birth of a daughter Sherry Diane on April 30 at the local hospital.
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G. G. Ashby
Boulevard
Sherry Diane
Fire Chief Grady Bell among injured in town truck crash
In Morehead City Fire Chief Grady Bell 41 was treated for injuries after the citys new fire truck overturned during a test run near Southport. Driver Andrew Bell and Bell were pinned beneath the vehicle as it struck a soft shoulder at about 35 mph. The truck, bought last Friday, was returning from an underwriters test when the accident occurred. Bell suffered a fractured jaw and possible internal injuries. Authorities plan to have the coroner determine if Andrew Bell had a heart attack before the crash.
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Morehead City
Grady Bell
John Parker
Southport
Bells
Andrew Bell
Miss Mary Elizabeth Clark Hosts Shower for Beverly Hancock
Miss Clark hosted a Parkway home shower for bride elect Beverly Hancock, who will marry William F. Freeman Jr. next month. A 7:30 arrival, kitchen gifts, ice cream in green and white, and bridge followed. Top scores went to Mrs. James Burnley III and Miss Alice Cottam. The event featured many Hancock and Freeman family members and friends.
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Beverly Hancock
William F. Freeman, Jr
Mary Elizabeth Clark
Parkway
Hancock
James Burnley
Alice Cottam
Gerry Hancock
Lewis E. H. Brandon
Harold Amos
Clarence Siderton
W. B. Hall, Jr
Stan Saunders
Dick Wright
Richard Knapp
J. W. Thomas, Jr
Donald McCurry
Richard Bennett
Richard Hartley
Elizabeth Ann Clinard
Winston-Salem
Jean Hardin
Lawrence H. Hancock
W. F. Freeman
Miss Clark
C. Clark
Garden Club Luncheon Hosts New Officers Elect
Mrs Elliott Wood hosted a garden club luncheon at the Wood home in Sedgefield for the West Emerywood Garden ClubMay meeting. The nominating committee presented a new slate for 1951 52 with Mrs Charles Kearns as president and several officers named including Mrs George Wood and Mrs Earl Phillips. Routine business and plans for the June meeting followed as bridge and canasta were enjoyed after a veranda luncheon.
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Elliott S. Wood
Sedgefield
West Emerywood Garden Club
Charles Kearns
George Wood
Earl Phillips
Frank Wall
Lynwood Smith
Charles McAnally
Doan's Pile Helps Kidney Tense Relief
Doan's Pills offer backache relief by flushing kidneys to reduce strain from stress, fatigue, and minor irritations. Used successfully for over 50 years by millions, the diuretic promotes restful nights and lighter daily strain.
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Doan
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Jones
Optometrist
N. Main St
Phil Walker
PARCO
Potal K
California
Pabco
E. Washington ST
Amy
Life Stride
Qhoe Store Incorporated
Sherry Diane Ashby
Tobias
Ailor
Zéro# Jovi
Elliott Wood
Garden Club
Asta
Wood
Homer T. Hud
High Point
Ferngrees
Tobias Cottons
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