Seven Members Win Blue Ribbons At Garden Gate Show
The Garden Gate Garden Club held an every-member flower show at Mrs. Dennis Young’s home on 805 Arbordale Drive. Judges C C Haworth and C B Mattocks awarded blue ribbons to seven members including L H Warren and L C Furrison. A June 12 garden picnic is planned at Mrs. Warren’s Fifth Street home. Cookies and cakes were served to twenty members during judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Gate Club
Garden Gate Garden Club
Dennis Young
Arbordale Drive
Mesdames
C. C. Haworth
C. B. Mattocks
Mesdames L. H. Warren
L. C. Furrson
Harvey Mathews
Ee Beam
Fred Pope
E. T. Ring
J. F. Armstrong
L. H. Warren
Fifth Street
High Point Garden Club hosts plant name talk and updates
Mrs Cecil Haworth gave a lecture on how plants get their names for the High Point Garden Club naming examples from mustard family plants and blue hyacinth. Reports from the meeting noted council president elects, Tate Park committee appointments and a Winston-Salem flower show. The club scrapbook was updated and the next meeting set for June 5 on Rockford Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foard
W. G. Ragsdale
High Point Garden Club
W. C. Beavans
R. K. Stewart
Cecil Haworth
C. C. Garrett
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Jimmy Mitchell
Effie Cox
Tate
Melvina
Tate Park
Jones
Anteen
Cc. C. Garrett
Effie
Winston- Salem
C. ¢. Garrett
Rockford Road
Medical Auxiliary Ends 3 Day Meeting At Pinehurst Today
The Auxiliary to the Medical Society of North Carolina wraps a three day session at Hotel Carolina Pinehurst. Mrs B Watson Roberts of Durham is named president elect succeeding Mrs Harry L Johnson of Elkin. Events included a luncheon fashion show by Mary Rice Hamlet and a president’s dinner and dance. Attendees included Mrs Mason G Lawson and Mrs Shelby Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Watson Roberts
Durham
Medical Society of
State of
North Carolina
Carolina Hotel
Pinehurst
Harry L. Johnson
Elkin
Medical Society
Auxiliary
Mason G. Lawson
National Auxiliary
Little Rock
Ark
Shelby Carr
Health Volunteers
Madison County
Richmond
W. F. Hollister
Southern Pines
Moore County Canillary
Guilford District Episcopal Auxiliary to Meet Thursday
The Guilford District Women’s Auxiliary to the National Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church will hold a spring meeting at Mary’s Church in Greensboro. About seventy attendees are expected for a program starting at 10:30, including officer elections, a panel led by A. T. Holmes, and talks on youth work and personnel, with greetings from local church leaders and a luncheon and fellowship hour to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council
Guilford
Protestant Episcopal Church
Mary's Church
Holy Trinity Church
Greensboro
R. T. Cottam
Saint Elizabeth's Auxiliary
Brown Patterson
Holy Trinity
Episcopal
A. T. Holmes
Chapel Hill
St. Mary's House
Richard Henry Baker
D. Dee Coof
Oe of
North Carolina
T. Holmes
DC To Honor Confederate Dead Thursday Service Change
The High Point chapter of the United Daughters of Confederacy will hold a memorial service Thursday at 4 30 PM instead of 10 30 AM. Members are asked to bring flowers to place on graves in the Confederate plot and note the new hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
N. C
Enterprise
United Daughters of Confederacy
Cotillion Dance Table Reservations At Emerywood Club
Club officials announced this morning that table reservations for the Piedmont Cotillion at Emerywood Country Club on Saturday evening may be made through Harold Vick, the club manager. Music will be provided by Charlie Barnet and his orchestra, with Cotillion members and their out of town guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Harold Vick
Charlie Barnet
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Hoover
Eitor
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Ralph Miller
Alexander's, Inc
Mother's Day
Boxwood
Azalea Gardens
Centennial Ave
Gilbert
Palizzio Spectators
Spectatores
New York
Gulberts
S. Main ST
Medical Auxiliary
N. Main ST
Covi
Mous
Arantee
Awning & Tent CO
Fred Ingram Furn
Quany
Pullmans
North Main
Richardson’s
Roup
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