Tea at Library Honors Louis F Voorhees by High Point Club
The Fine Arts Group of the High Point Woman's Club hosted a tea at the public library to honor local architect Louis F. Voorhees. An exhibition of his paintings is sponsored. guests included Mrs. Voorhees, Mrs. Morris Geller, and club officers. Public viewing runs 2 to 5 p.m. in May.
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Charles G. Mackintosh
Louis F. Voorhees
Mr. Voorhees
Hig Point Woman’s Club
Fine Arts
Woman's Club
High Point Woman's Club
Public
W. S. Swaim
Communityclub meetings and garden clubs listed for Tuesday
On Tuesday at 1 p.m. Oak View Home Demonstration Club meets Mrs. R. K. Young at Rt. 1 High Point. At 8 p.m. OES Chapter 106 holds a Masonic Temple meeting. 2:30 p.m. Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club visits Mrs. Jones Burns 1100 English St. 10 a.m. Mrs. G. E. Thayer 1132 Montlieu Ave. hosts Green Gardeners Club. 10 a.m. Green n Growing Donald Horne 12 Buena Vista Rd.
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Oak View Home
G. E. Thayer
Montlieu Ave
Green Gardeners Club
Donald Horne
Buena Vista Rd
Mrs Stroud Is Elected To Office At Woodmen Convention
Mrs Juanita Stroud of High Point was elected state auditor for the next two years at the 20th convention of Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle in Winston-Salem. The event featured a banquet with Rev James Coleman as speaker and a drill by fifty six members including High Point participants. Notable attendees included national president Mrs Lena Shugart and state manager Mrs Ethel Donaldson, with past state presidents present.
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Winston - Salem
Juanita Stroud
High Point
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Stroud
Circle
Robert E. Lee Hotel
Winston-Salem
Fred Linton
Kannapolis
Jayne Campbell
Raeford
Balienese
James Coleman
Mt. Tabor
Mesdames
Ruth Ellington
Helen Underwood
Nellie Marsh
Carol Andrews
Bell Akers
Annie Loflin
Madie Bohanon
Ben Tucker
Betty Maden
Myra Watson
Ellen Sexton
Lee Brown
Ada Corder
Peggy White
Lena A. Shugart
Omaha
Neb
Ethel M. Donaldson
Charlotte
National Committee
South Carolina
Lula Atkinson
Ruby W. Craven
Annie Jarrett
Thomasville
Local Women of Moose Attend Degree Meeting
Three local Women of the Moose attended the Academy of Friendship meeting in Green Sunday. Mrs. Billy Bowman Mrs. Effie Bambalis and Mrs. Pearl King were among 47 district members with Bowman and Bambalis in the honorary group and King in the Golden Circle at Greenville.
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Women of the Moose
The
Academy of Friendship
Greenville
Billy Bowman
Effie Bambalis
Pearl King
Bowman
Bambalis
For Women of the Moose
King
Golden Circle
Pride And Patience To Have Meeting
Mrs. W. A. Aldridge hosts Pride and Patience Garden Club at her S. Main Street home Thursday at 7 30 p m. Mrs. Cecil Haworth conducts the second flower arranging workshop with members bringing flowers and containers to use.
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W. A. Aldridge
Pride and Patience Garden Club
S. Main Street
Cecil Haworth
Gerber Strained and Junior Fruits and Vegetables
Toddlers and babies gain essential vitamins and minerals from fruits and vegetables. Gerber Strained and Junior lines are designed to make young children enjoy these nutritious foods. They are prepared to be easy to eat for small children.
High Point Junior League Board Meeting Slated
The executive board of the High Point Junior League will meet in the league room of the YW on Thursday.
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High Point Junior League
Spray wax for bathroom tiles helps homemakers shine
Homemakers report that a spray wax makes bathroom tiles clean and shiny, offering an easy upkeep solution. The brief notes emphasize its usefulness in maintaining a bright surface with minimal effort.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snow Studio
Roy B. Culler
Leon Rivers
W. P. Hawkins
Voorhees
Morris Geller
W. W. Robertson
Clyde Ridge
Emmett Stone
Cecil Wilcox
Cy. Sis
Richfork Flowers
Winston Highway
Acousticon
Gilbert Optical CO
Washington ST
D&c
Vss
Pamy Secires
Fami
Aedium
Tarni Sane
Cy Eam
Allon
Florida
Dan Gerger
Gerber
Gerber Products Company
Fremont
Michigan
Rob-Roy
Fis
Wase
Spor
Coats
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