National Garden Club Delegates Praise Chattanooga Meeting
Mrs H A Millis recounts the National Council of State Garden Club Federations gathering in Chattanooga. Guests praised hospitality, tours showcased gardens, and North Carolina's Cheryl Perry won a national seal award. The convention focused on making America beautiful and abolishing billboards with an international courtesy exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of State Garden Club Federations
Chattanooga
Boston
Council
New
Courtesy Committee
Read House
John W. Parvis
New York
National Council
Federated Garden Clubs of
North Oneigh
North Carolina
Wells
State College
Charles Perry
America
Italy
Old English Masters Exhibit Opens in Winston-Salem Gallery
The Brown and D’Onofrio Studios in Winston-Salem presents a week long display of Old English Masters paintings and large Brussels Aubusson tapestries. Highlights include landscapes river scenes portraits and hunting and pastoral tapestries dating to the early seventeenth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown and D'Onofro
Winston-Salem
Brussels
Thomas Baker
Augustus Wall Callett
Francis Cotes
Thomas Gainsborough
John Hoppner
Sir Godfrey Kneller
Sir Peter Lely
Woodland Road
John Linnel
George Morland
Captain Richardson
William Owen
Allan Ramsay
William Shayer
Joseph Jefferson
Thomas Sully
Clifton Tomson
Plymouth
William Williams
Richard Wilson
Odysseus
Aubusson
St Marys Society League meetings and community notices
St Marys Service League meets at 3 pm at Mrs H N Bownes home. Announce birth of twins Betty Low and Bobby Lee Parrish May 4. League plans chicken supper May 13 at Parrish home. Circle 1 to profit from Tom Thumb Golf tickets with ice cream and drinks sold Tuesday at the course. Mary Harper Philathea class meets at 405 Woodrow Ave with Mrs George Brown. Announce birth of son Jerry Setliff May 7 at 709 Carrick Ave. Emma Blair P T A holds meeting with talk on education goals and clinic reports. Book Club to meet at Mrs Fred Thomas. piano recital by High Point Music Teachers Association pupils. Young Peoples C E Society debate at Welch Memorial M P Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. L. E. Parrish
Trinity
Betty Low
Bobby Lee
ST. Mary's League
Saint Mary's Service League
Parrish House
League
First Presbyterian Church
John Abels
Tom Thumb
South Main
M. E. Phelathea
Mary Harper
Emma Blair
Parent-Teacher Association
J. F. Hoffman
Marion Burgess
Ira Hensley
T. Wingate Andrews
Park Street
Walter Stacy
R. B Culler
J. F. Huffman
Mildred Wessinger
B. W. Manney
Friends’ Church
High Point Music Teachers Association
Florence Blair
Clara Boyd
Evelyn Boyd
Minnie Harrell
Mae Kirkman
Beulah Moton
Elizabeth Strickland
Greensboro guests and local hospital update
Mrs. Florence Alderman of Greensboro visits Mr. and Mrs. Capus Waynick who are home from Raleigh for the weekend. Miss Margarett E. Lunn hosts Miss Julia Stanford of Greensboro at 907 Johnson Street. J. F. Davis of 637 Willowbrook Street shows improvement after an operation at Guilford General Hospital on Friday. Miss Leota Henley Miss Ruth Mayes and Bob McConnell of Charlotte are spending the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Bates
Hartsville, Ga
Mrs. W. T. Bates
Willowbrook Street
Florence Alderman
Greensboro
Capus Waynick
Raleigh
Margarett E. Lunn
Johnson Street
Julia Stanford
N. C
J. F. Davis
Guilford General Hospital
Leota Henley
Ruth Mayes
Bob McConnell
Charlotte
Haselden Hosts Ladies at Ford Street Bridge Party
Mrs W J Haselden entertained a bridge party at her Ford street home. Tulips iris and spirea decorated the room for three tables of play. High score prize towels went to Mrs Spaugh Thomason. High cut prize compact to Mrs Frank Hulin. Consolation necklace awarded to Mrs Logan Harbison. A salad course with iced tea was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Bennett
High Point Bridge Club
West Third Avenue
Bill Bennett
Gade
Leo Leonard
George Connor
Eddie Saye
E. L. Bennett
Moose
High Point
Max Davis
Lexington
W. J. Haselden
Ford Street
Spaugh Thomason
Frank Hulin
Logan Harbison
Spaugh
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. A. Millis
Tomlinson
Brown & D’onofrio Fine Furniture
Designers of Interiors
Winston-Salem, N. C
Henry Brandon
W. L. Smith, Jr
D. W. Darden
Mary Julia Crawley
Baltimore
Mr. Darden
Janie Burch
Miss Crawley
Miss Dorothy Crawley
North Main Street
Nell Adams
Alice Elizabeth Freeze
Alice Caldwell
Carolina
Parker Waynick
Chapel Hill
R. L. Waynick
Frank Wineski
John Siane
Statesville
A. S. Caldwell
Guilford County Committee of Colonial Dames
Holt
Burlington
Thursay
Herbert A. Wood
High Point Hospital
Jesse Washburn
Hartsville
S. C
Mrs. Washburn
Pauline Clodfelter
Meredith College
Ed Clodfelter
P. L. Feezer
E. C. Clinard
Orlando
Fla
W. Grant Baker
Lenoir
T. F. Grimes
D. T. Ramsey
Concord
P. T. Harrington
J. W. Adderton
St. Louis
J. M. Riley
Arlene Lindsay
Warrenton
The
State Dental Society
F. G. Johnson
R. R. Shoaf
W. L. Cripliver
Rae Anna Downey
Rae ¥. Downey
ST. Mary's Service League
Osvil A. Bates
Jerry Setliff
Carrick Avenue
Bates
Nannie Setliff
R. B. Culler
Almena Sloan
Book Club
Thomas
Fred Thomas
Ass'n
Preston
Sophia Taplin
Helen Bolling
Hampton Hubbard
Marie Heath
Mary Hilliard Carraway
Edith Vance
Dixie Thom
Hamping Gardens
Eleanor Welch
Blanche Hassell
Mildred Feree
Young People's
C. E
Welch Memorial M. P
Emma McLean
Lexington Society
Radio-Comfort
Vera
Ann’s Beauty Salon
R. M. Harvey
Windsor
Panamas
Princess
Emily
South Main Street
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