Rowan Museum to sponsor Salisbury tour May 7 8
The Rowan Museum Inc sponsors the second annual House and Garden Tour in Salisbury on Tuesday and Wednesday May 7 8. Homes include the Tom Borland Leon Bradshaw Charles Er Old Stone House Lower Stone Evangelical and Reformed Church Organ Lutheran Church with Georgian and early Colonial architecture. Hours are 11 to 5 daily. Tickets at Rowan Museum or at homes. luncheon by Salisbury Country Club requires reservations by Saturday. Tea at Mrs. Julian Robertson’s home after the tour.
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Salisbury
Rowan Museum Inc
Julian Robertson
Salisbury Country Club
Rowan County
Tom Borland
Leon Bradshaw
Charles Er- Old
Lower Stone Evangelical and
Confederate Avenue
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss McNeil
Miss Betty Jo McNeil was feted with a bridal shower hosted by Miss Nancy Thomas and Mrs Barbara Osborne at the Osborne home 601 Manor Dr. The event honored the May 15 bride with a corsage and light refreshments.
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Betty Jo McNeil
Bibby Jarvis
Nancy Thomas
Barbara Osborne
Osborne
Manor Dr
Local Girl May Queen At Guilford College
Betty Jane Beamon of High Point will be crowned May Queen at Guilford College on May 4 at 4 p.m. on the central campus. The May Day event, themed Paris nations, is hosted by the Women's Athletic Association and includes honored guests Mrs. J. E. McNeil and Mrs. A. M. Jarvis.
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Guilford College
Betty Jane Beamon
High ‘Point
Women's Athletic Association
Paris
United Church Women Set May Fellowship Luncheon
The United Church Women of High Point plan the annual May Fellowship luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 PM at the YWCA under the High Point Council. A program features local seniors Frances Haywood Holt McPherson and volunteers from civic clubs discussing community service. Reservations via Mrs S S Saunders 4356. she heads the local United Church Women group.
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United Church Women
YWCA
High Point Council of the
Frances Haywood
Holt McPherson
Enterprise
North Carolina Citizens Committee
Mrs. Mattocks Advises Planning A Year Round Garden
Mrs. C. B. Mattocks told Mid-Week Garden Club members at Mrs. John Davis’s home to plan on paper before planting and to consider design foreground service area and outdoor living space. She urged planting for posterity and room for natural growth. Edward Drake Jr. discussed flower arrangements and container design.
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C. B. Mattocks
John Davis
R. T. Cottam
State Nurse President Speaks At Asheboro Meet
Ngalle Ramey of the North Carolina State Nurses Association addressed the Asheboro gathering. She outlined the ANA's aims to grow and stated the district nine group plans to meet again next month.
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Asheboro
District Nine Nurses Association
Ashem
Ngalle Ramey
North Carolina State Nurses Association
Outdoor Lawn Furniture Draws Families to Displays
The High Point area sees families spending hours outdoors as they shop for outdoor furniture and gear. Charcoal, bags, folding chairs and mosquitoes populate porches and lawns while designers unveil tough attractive pieces built to withstand sun and storms. Local households eye new furniture to enhance porches terraces and lawn spaces amid outdoor living trends.
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Mary van der Steur
High Point
Mom
Dad
Llawan ¢Auen
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge to Meet Tomorrow at IOOF Hall
Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the IOOF hall on Commerce Street. Mrs Minnie McIntyre noble grand will preside over the business session with Sister Hazel Hayworth in charge of the program followed by a social hour. Members urged to attend.
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Magdalene Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Commerce St
Minnie McIintyre
Noble Grand
Spearet Hayworth
Bridal Tea Honors Mrs Franklin H Wood Jr
Mrs Franklin H Wood Jr was honored at a bridal courtesy tea given by her mother Mrs William G Shipman and Mrs James P Armstrong at the Wood residence 611 Montheu yesterday afternoon. The bride wore a wedding gown of Chantilly lace and nylon net and stood beside a tea table centerpiece of pastel snapdragons in silver. Mrs George T Wood Sr directed the tea service, with guests processing through the living rooms to bid goodbye to the honoree and Mrs George T Wood Jr.
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Franklin H. Wood
William G. Shipman
Franklin H. Wood Jr
James P. Armstrong
Wood Residence
C. W. Wall
George T. Wood Sr
Frank H. Wood
Frank H. Wood Jr
Mary Wall
Wood
Montheu Ave
W. Wall
William G. ‘Shipman
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Rowan Museum
Miss McNeil
J. E. McNeil
A. M. Jarvis
Barbara Tilley
Greensboro
Julia Hollowell
Merle Shelton
High Schoals
Margaret Freeman
Alexandria
Ann Rae Thomas
Walnut Cove
Patricia Liffey
Shore
Women’s Athletic Association
Bill Jackson
Joan Talbert
Gilbert Bernard
Magdalene Rebekah
George T. Wood Jr
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