High Point Garden Club discuss tours shows and plans
High Point Garden Club discussed garden tours and flower shows with members recalling experiences from Philadelphia New York and Washington shows. Four new members joined and plans were made for a memorial for Mrs J Elweed Cox and a July trip to Roanoke Island to see The Lost Colony and Elizabethan Garden projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
New York
Washington
L. R. Stewart
Bruce Carraway
E. B. Gamble
Helen Snyder
Roanoke Island
Lillie Egbert
Charlotte
C. E. Sicel
Community group meetings and a Confederate graveside decorum
A schedule lists meetings: Hospital Guild nurses home Boulev ard 4 p.m.. Out-To-Grow Garden Club 10 a.m. with Mrs. Howard Turner 1106 Orlando. Camel lic Club at Mrs. C. B. Mattocks S Main St Ext 10 a.m.. Oakwood Memorial Park graves decorated by United Daughters of the Confederacy at 4:30 p.m. with brief exercises. Wild Flower Club with Mrs. H. English 1108 Westwood at 6:30 p.m.. Credit Women's Breakfast Club at Sheraton Hotel. Miss Shirley Miller and other Misses entertain at Miller home St.. American Legion Auxiliary with C. B. Stainback 415 Otteray at 7:45 p.m. Friday Morning Music Study Club llam. at bare R. E. Bencini 432 W Lexington Ave. Canterbury Club hosted by Mrs. L. C. Furgurson 309 W Ray St. Mary cooks rice with grated carrot celery or spinach then mix with hot rice and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Turner
Orlando
High Point Camellia Club
C. B. Mattocks
S. Main St
Oakwood Memorial Park
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wild Floweree Club
H. English
Westwood
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Sheraton Hotel
Shirley Miller
Sarah Wail
Barbara Kemp
Miss Wall
Miller Home
American Legion Auxiliary
C. B. Stainback
Otteray
Llam
R . E. Bencini
Lexington Ave
Harry Brockman
Canterbury Club
L. C. Furgurson
W. Ray St
Free Gift Wrapping Offered for Over 200 Items
The announcement touts complimentary wrapping for more than 200 items. It emphasizes the no-charge service and the wide range of eligible goods, inviting customers to take advantage of the seasonal offer.
Tobias Gift Certificates Always and Wonderful Gift
Gift certificates available for any amount valid at the office on the second floor. Let her choose what she wishes with flexibility for any budget.
Presbyterians Welcome New Members With Dinner In Church Dining Room
The First Presbyterian Church Elders and their wives hosted a dinner in the church dining room to honor 35 new members received in the past quarter. R D Tillson led the committee and greeted guests with Mrs Tillson. May Day themed tables featured a miniature May pole and baskets of flowers with green tapers and silver candelabra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbytrian Church
R. D. Tillson
Dried Arrangement Club hears fall planting talk
Mrs. Charles Peace spoke on planting now for fall dried arrangements at the Dried Arrangements Club meeting hosted by president C. W. Thomas. Ten members and one guest attended as plans were approved for beautification at Oakwood Cemetery and for fall arrangement sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Charles Peace
New
Charles Peace
Tuesaday
C. W. Thomas
Peace
Ewes Thomas
Yeaah Yaa
Harry Monroe
B. F. Michael
Montlieu
Oakwood Cemetery
F. D. Kearns
Gatewood Ave
John Purcelle
Y W C A News Event Lineup
The notice lists activities for youth groups with time slots for Wednesday and Thursday. Events include 7th grade Y Teens, a 7th grade fashion show, Jr. High Teen Age Club, and a high school camp at Betty Hale Community Center. The article mentions plants and chlorophyll in a separate sentence.
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Hospital Guild
Nurses Home
Boulevard
Tobias
Tobias & Fast
Presbyterians
Robert E. Bencini Jr
Allen
High Point
Duco
Turquoiee
Orange
America
Peignor
Izea
Petticoat
Filmy Sylen Net
Fie
Janet Norwood
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