Garden Club Schedule and Social Amid Writings
A dense list of club meetings and social events exists for Tuesday through Sunday. Highlights include Garden Club sessions across multiple locations, a United Daughters of the Confederacy grave decorating event at Oakwood Cemetery, and several wedding-related gatherings for Dorothy Carrick and others at various local residences and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Garden Club
W. S. Seltz
Cedar Lane Drive
C. H. Bass
Rockspring Rd
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood Cemetery
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Dig
Dream Garden Club
Public Library
Dorothy Carrick
Phyllis Hearne
Park St
Grow ‘N’ Grow Garden Club
M. A. Daugherty
Ferndale
High Point
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Green
Joan Swaim
R. M. Wilco
Dallas
Ducks Return to Birthplace Spans Migrations Says Wildlife
Local wildlife guidance notes that ducks typically migrate back to within a few miles of their birthplace, highlighting strong natal site fidelity and repeated routes for seasonal movements.
YWCA Calendar of Youth and Club Activities
The schedule lists late afternoon and evening events for girls and women including beginner and advanced swim sessions, bridge games, Y Teens gatherings, a finance committee meeting, a board of directors meeting, a children’s Bible story on WMFR, and a Thursday Y-Teen Hayride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture City
Finance Committee
Board of Directors
Children’s Bible Story
WMFR
Woman Marries Stabbing Victim in Tampa
A 39-year-old woman charged with stabbing her boyfriend was released and chose marriage over sentencing. Patricia Lee Copenhaver wed Cecil E. Barry, 49, after Judge L. A. Grayson offered a choice between aggravated assault sentencing or marriage. Barry said his wound was not serious and he forgave her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
L. A. Grayson
Patricia Lee Copenhaver
Cecil E. Barry
Grayson
Barry
Patricia
Cosmetologists Donate To YWCA Building Fund
At a dinner meeting the High Point Cosmetologists presented 424.54 to YWCA executive secretary Miss Dot Gueth for the Y Building Fund. Funds came from a hair style and fashion show. A Winston-Salem company rep showed spring uniforms. a bleaching and dyeing firm will speak next meeting set for the second Monday in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Robertson
High Point Cosmetologists
Dot Gueth
YWCA
Y Building Fund
Miss Goldberg
Winston-Salem
Mrs. Conrad Speaks at Ep silon Sigma Alpha Sorority Meeting
Mrs. Harold Conrad of the Day Center for Handicapped Children was guest speaker for the Beta Upsilon Chapter of Ep silon Sigma Alpha. She discussed IQ levels and displayed color slides of studies and activities involving the children. Officers installed include Dean Dull president A B Harris vice president John Wells recording secretary Neal Allred corresponding secretary and Ann Teague treasurer. The outgoing president Bob Parrish received a miniature gavel. Final plans were made for the Mothers Tea at Miss Elzene Boyles home with dessert served by Miss Teague and Miss Boyles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Conrad
Day Center For
Beta Upsilon
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Conrad
Taylor Rhodes
John Hayworth
Dean Dull
A. B. Harris
John Wells
Neal Allred
Ann Teague
Bob Parrish
Elzene Boyles
Births Reported in Multiple North Carolina Families
Mr and Mrs M P Hedgepeth announce Wanda Kay born May 5 at City Memorial Hospital Thomasville with mother formerly Susie Bottoms of High Point. Several other families report May births including Michael Earl Frye in Greensboro, William Curtis Martin in High Point, Keith Douglas Craver in Winston Salem, Michael Carroll Alman in Jamestown, Joel Wayne Marley Jr in High Point, Farley Paxton Davis in Woodruff Street, Wanda Gail Locklear in High Point, Jennifer Anne Bain in High Point, James Gregory Small in High Point, Karen Marie Sloan in High Point, William James Seward Jr in High Point. All births occurred at local hospitals on dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Union Hill Home Demonstration Club
Manford Key
Cleveland Avenue
Hospital Guild
Nurses’ Home
Boulevard
Woman's College
High Point Friends Meeting House
Fleurette Garden Club
Charles Jones
Dogwood Dr
Credit Women's
Sheraton Hotel
High Point Junior League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Grow Garden Club
Paul Collins
Greenwood
Fine Arts
High Point Woman’s Club
C. G. Mackintosh
Greenway Dr
Furniture Capitol Chapter
American Business Women's Association
Marguerite's
John Wooten
Walter Blackburn
Dorothy Carrick
Barker St
Pride and Patience Garden Club
Trinity Methodist Church
High Point Memorial Hospital
Henry Campbell
R. C. Goodwin
F. R. Carrick
W. P. Carrick
Campbell
P. J. Neal
Hillcrest Dr
Neal- Beck
Linda Lee Groome
James Broadus Casey
First Methodist Church
Barbara Ann Neal
James Larry Beck
Lebanon Methodist Church
Patricia Murray
Lynn Brooks
Greensboro
Murray
Parkway
J. W. McGuinn Jr
Susie McGahey
Peggy Martin
M. P. Hedgepeth
Wanda Kay
City Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Hedgepeth
Susie Bottoms
High Point
Bill Frye
Hardie St
Michael Earl
Moses Cone Hospital
C. E. Martin
Chandler St
William Curtis
Jimmy Craver
Route 5
Winston-Salem
Keith Douglas
High Point Hospital
Bobby C. Alman
Route 1
Jamestown
Michael Carroll
Joel Wayne Marley JR
J. Wayne Marley
Furlough St
Joel Wayne Jr
Marley
Carol Louise Byrd
412 Woodruff Sr
Farley Paxton
Woodrow Locklear
Kivett Dr
Wanda Gail
Charles Bain Jr
Willowood Cir
Jennifer Anne
James Gregory Small
James M. Small
Rand Blvd
James Gregory
Small
Fate Morton
Sophia
Karen Marie Sloan
William E. Sloan
A. Chestnut St
Karen Marie
William James Seward JR
William J. Seward
Arch St
William James Jr
Seward
Eileen Hosey
Richwood
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Luna Smith
Rabie
Janet Teague
Ywca Calendar
Adams Club
B & P Club
Beauty
Riviera
West End Beary Shop
ENG
Kiddie Korner
Mrs. Conrad
Sonotone
Sonotone Hearing Center
High Point, N. C
Wanda Kay Hedgepeth
Michael Earl Frye
William Curtis Martin
Keith Douglas Craver
Michael Carroll Allman
Farley Paxton Davis
Bobby Lee Davis
Wanda Gail Locklear
Jennifer Anne Bain
Flowers
Diggers
SHOP
Cars Magazine
CARS
Studebaker
Main ST
Lewis Motor Company, Inc
Wrenn Street
Studebaker Champ
Famous
Bermuda
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