TV Flower Rama Set for High Point Show
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs hosts a midweek Flower Rama at the High Point Friends Meeting House. The show features a TV themed Artistic Arrangements division with 29 arrangement classes and five table classes, plus 149 horticulture classes and conservation displays. Over 800 members from 37 clubs participate in the event with two new awards the Award of Distinction and the Award of Merit.
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High Point Friends Meeting House
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
High Point
David Cox
Church Circles Schedule At Several Methodist Churches
Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Wesley Memorial and other Methodist churches hold Monday gatherings with multiple hosts listed at various addresses. Additional meetings include Susanna Wesley Class Archdale and First Methodist circles with times from afternoon to evening plus a Wesleyan Service Guild installation.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
N. L. Garner Jr
Sherbrook Dr
Robert G. Griffith
Forest Hill Dr
J. A. Lindsay Jr
Quaker Lane
R. L. Brinson Jr
Hillcrest Dr
Everett Marsh
Johnson St
Pan
J. C. Sheloff
N. Main St
J. Richard Kellam
Creekside Dr
Lee A. Briles
Gaither C. Frye
Terrell Dr
R. V. Spracklin
W. Ray St
T. J. Beam
Sunset Dr
Dan H. Monroe
Penny Rd
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Jackie Foxworth
Carolina Ave
Lucille Dennis
Everett St
Linda Brown
Montheu Ave
Maude Bouldin
Oakview St
Elizabeth Small
Adams St
Lee King
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
Yancey Cecil
Forrest Ave
G. J. Williard
Jones Burns
English St
J. A. Mizell
E. Lexington Ave
Dennis Cooke
W. College Dr
Earl Robbins
Council St
Joe Gray
Gatewood
Henry Overcash
E. Farris
D. E. Cadick
Westwood
Harold Bass
Wesleyan Service Guild
New Swim Classes Sponsored By YW Begin Tuesday
The YWCA offers eight week swim classes at the YMCA pool on S Main Street with beginner sessions at 3 pm, intermediate at 3 45 pm, and advanced at 4 30 pm. Life Saving course continues for five more weeks with remaining students to meet at 5 pm Tuesday. Registration via phone on N Main Street or in person at regular classes.
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YWCA
YMCA
S. Main Street
N. Main Street
Shea
Gil Hertz
Kindergarten Circus Planned by Jack and Jill School
The Jack and Jill School invites children and families to attend a kindergarten circus on the school playground Tuesday at 10 a.m. The event features a performance by the kindergarten class and will offer popcorn and pink lemonade.
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Jack and Jill School
Sunset Dr
Gardenette Club Plans Luncheon Meeting
Jamestown Garden Club schedules a Tuesday luncheon at noon with Mrs. Bon Stafford hosting a covered dish gathering. Mrs. Delbert Everhart to preside as meeting leader.
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Jamestown
Shower to honor Miss Ann Lewis bride elect
Miss Ann Lewis will be honored at a Tuesday evening shower hosted by Mrs. Ralph Nelson at 911 West Burton Street. Hostesses include Mrs. Brown Mrs. Bobby Osborne and Mrs. Arnold Johnson. She is to wed Bobby Nelson on June 12 at Green Street Baptist Church.
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Ann Lewis
Ralph Nelson
W. Burton St
Mrs. Brown
Bobby Osborne
Arnold Johnson
Miss Lewis
Bobby Nelson
Green Street Baptist Church
DAR Group Plans Meet at Marietta Clubhouse
Alexander Martin Chapter DAR schedules a 12 30 p m covered dish luncheon at the Marietta Clubhouse on Tuesday. The junior membership committee will be honored for achievements and its national project the Helen Pouch Scholarship Fund. New junior officers will be installed by Mrs R L Brinson. Regent Mrs Cr Phillips reports on the Continental Congress in Washington. Hostesses include Mesdames Brinson Thornton and Miss Sophie Tilden.
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Alexander Martin
N.S
Dar
Marietta
Harold Jarrell
Helen Pouch
R. L. Brinson
Cr. Phillips
Farlow Boylen Couple Feted At Cake Cutting
Following the wedding rehearsal Miss Judy Boylen and Phillip Wayne Farlow hosted a cake cutting for the wedding party at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church special hall. Mrs L D Farlow presided at tea service as the couple and attendants received gifts.
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Judy Boylen
Phillip Wayne Farlow
Boylen
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Miss Boylen
Mr. Farlow
Miss Purvis Honored At Home Lingerie Shower
Bride elect Miss Carol Purvis was feted at a lingerie shower hosted by Mrs. Claude Rice and her daughter Mrs. George M. Wallace on Route 3. Miss Purvis will wed Charles Wallace on June 13, receiving gifts and a corsage amid white and yellow decorations and summer flowers.
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Carol Purvis
Claude Rice
Route 3
Rice
George M. Wallace
Miss Purvis
Charles Wallace
Purvis
LWV Stands To Be Discussed
Mrs. John Whiteside leads two LWV unit meetings this week on What Does the League Stand For The Tuesday Morning group meets 10 am at 818 Fifth St with Mrs Frank Montgomery and the parish house annex of St Marys Episcopal Church hosts the 8 pm Wednesday session The pair will review past League stands and future commitments Mesdames Donald Costello and Donald Hayman of Chapel Hill attended orientation for new LWV board members in High Point last week
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Emmanuel Lutheran Circles
USCW
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
M. B. Anderson
L. A. Spencer
Pine St
W. H. Cleary
James Rd
John Whiteside
League of Women Voters
Frank Montgomery
Fifth St
LWV
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
League
Donald Costello
Donald Hayman
Chapel Hill
LWV Board
Study Club Will Meet at Mrs Vernon Idol Jr’s Home
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet Wednesday at 12 30 p.m. at Mrs. Vernon Idol Jr.’s home on Quaker Lane.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
Vernon Idol Jr
Quaker Lane
Camellia Club Plans Luncheon and Installations
The Camellia Club will host a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. C. B. Mattocks home on Thursday at 11 a.m. Officers will be installed during the meeting.
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High Point Camellia Club
C. B. Mattocks
Birth announcements for Randall Robbins and Phylis Tucker
Mr and Mrs Eugene Robbins announce the birth of a son Randall Eugene on May 8 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Philip Lee Tucker announce the birth of a daughter Phylis Arleen on May 8 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
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Randall Eugene Robbins
Eugene Robbins
Route
Randall Eugene
High Point Memorial Hospital
Phylis Arleen Tucker
Philip Lee Tucker
Amhurst St
Phylis Arleen
Spread pairing for crackers with cream cheese and anchovy
A savory spread idea blends cream cheese with anchovies on crackers, enhanced by a touch of finely grated mild red onion for subtle sharpness and aroma. This simple mix suits as a quick party snack or elegant finger offering.
Credit Women to Hold State Meet in Durham
More than 200 members from 28 North Carolina Credit Women's Breakfast Clubs will meet with merchants at the Washington-Duke Hotel in Durham May 10 to 12 for organization and sessions. Local attendees from High Point include Mrs. Forol Robertson and eight others, with Mrs. Elsie B. May of Kinston serving as president.
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North Carolina State Association of Credit Women’s
North Carolina Merchants
Washington-Duke
Durham
High Point Credit Women's
Forol Robertson
Charlotte Long
Nell Harriss
Canolia Haley
Ruth McBride
Marguerite Hubbard
Iris Gaithler
Elizabeth Swiggett
Credit Women
Elsie B. May of
Kinston
Credit Women's Breakfast Club
May
Wedgwood
Washington Duke
Vera Cline
Concord
North Carolina
Burlington
Reidsville
High Point
Cylvia A. Sorkin
St. Louis
North Carolina State Association
Mildred Richardson
Greensboro
Betty Thomas
Smithfield
Mid Week Demonstration Club Hears Canning Program
The Mid Week Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Frank Alman’s Westchester Drive home. President Mrs. R. W. Chamblee led the business meeting as Mrs. Glenn Brown gave the devotional. A program by Mrs. Laura Little on quality preserved products covered canning standards for fairs with demonstration jars shown. A memorial gift in Ruth Fortner’s memory was given to the Presbyterian Home for the Aged. A covered dish luncheon followed by a hat making workshop. Thirteen members attended.
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Laura Little
Frank Alman
Westchester Drive
R. W., Chamblee
Glenn Brown
A. E. Kelley
Ruth Fortner
Presbyterian Home For
Out To Grow Garden Club Tour Highlights Change in Leadership
Out To Grow Garden Club met at 10 a.m. at the home of new president Mrs. Paul Collins as committees for the year were announced. An outgoing president, Mrs. Vada Keever, received a silver tray. The group then toured Old Salem and Winston-Salem homes and gardens.
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Out To Grow Garden Club
Paul Collins
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Wesley Memorial Circles
Rankin Memorial
Aece
Susanna Wesley
Archvale Methodist Church
Evelyn Spencer
A. E. Williams
B. T. Silman
B. F. Rogers
B. L. Webster
M. M. Buddin
J. E. Giles
Main Street
WSCS
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Lucy Robertson
Ray Nance
Summit Road
Gardenette Club
Glenn Perry
A. W. Klemme Jr
Bess
L. D. Farlow
Camellia Club
Credit Women’s
Beulah Sullivan
Audrey Jones
Frances Bostian
Kannapolis
Wilda Vick
Rocky Mount
Nell Clingman
Winston
Out To Grow
Garment Storage Service
Ethel Flynt
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