Colorful Flower Show Tops Good Will Garden Club Meeting
The Good Will Garden Club met at Mrs. Herman D. Sears home on Pickett Farm where a colorful flower show earned Mrs. R. R. Blackburn a prize hoe for most points. Dorothy Biddle guided judging with notable displays by Mrs. Fr S Kennett and others. an iris showcase by Mrs. Floyd Wilson and a key talk on flower arrangement by Mrs. P E Lindley highlighted the session. The club voted to support the state garden club fund, planned a June picnic with husbands as guests, and invited members to a garden tea at Mrs. John C Teague’s house this afternoon. About thirty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Garden Club
Herman D. Sears
Pickett Farm
R. R. Blackburn
W. A. Davis
Blackburn
P. H. Dalton
Floyd Wilson
P. E. Lindley
Sears
Preparing a Molded Ham Dish with Aspic Garnish
Trim the ham into a rectangle and chop the sides. Mix gelatin dissolved in water with dry mustard salt and fold into whipped cream. Spread over ham, garnish with pimento green pepper, chill, then apply aspic jelly and chill again before serving on a garnished platter.
Pilgrim education trip to Cole's Pottery by Voorhees Kindergarten
Children from the Voorhees Modern Kindergarten, directed by Mrs. Louis F. Voorhees, visited Cole's Pottery near Asheboro to learn pottery making from clay to baking. The outing included Mrs. Voorhees and aides Mesdames John Peacock and John Foy, a picnic lunch, and plans for a third trip before school closes for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees Modern
Louis F. Voorhees
Cole's Pottery
Asheboro
Tommy Wood
Randall Terry
Henry Bockmann
Jimmy Lovelace
Bobby Bundy
Betsy Davis
John Foy
Herman Hunter
Boyden Henley
Freddy Haefflinger
Pete Jones
Jimmy Johnson
Jack Peacock
Andy Pickens
Virginia Perry
Caroline Schwein
Ed Spear
Emmett Sumner
Mary Trepke
Buncombe County Lands Cooperate in Conservation Program
About six thousand land owners and tenants in Buncombe County join the 1939 agricultural conservation program. Farm agent C. Y. Tilson announced the effort and noted plans for a Britain wide cycle event named A Cyclist's Good Fellowship Week with rides from towns and districts in England and Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
Buncombe County
C. Y. Tilson
Britain
England
Wales
Sponsors for UNC Junior-Seniors dance leaders named
Twelve attractive young ladies will sponsor the UNC Junior-Senior dances. The series begins with a Friday afternoon tea at the Tin Can with Vincent Lopez and his orchestra. The Junior Prom, Saturday tea, and Senior Ball follow with various sponsor pairings and committee leaders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Vincent Lopez
Miss Inza Hill Honored With Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Inza Hill bride elect of Denton was honored Monday evening by Mrs. Wesley Morris and Miss Minnie Garner with the Auxiliary circle. The program was led by Mrs. Wilson Russell, followed by a social hour and games. Miss Hill received a shower as her engagement to James Massey was announced. The wedding is set for May 21 at Central Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inza Hill
Denton
Wesley Morris
Minnie Garner
Wilson Russell
Charles Hoover
Arthur Lanier
Miss Hill
James Massey
Central Methodist Church
Perryman family notes and Smith homecoming
Curry's parents Mr. and Mrs. G A Perryman are mentioned. Clayton Smith has returned home after several weeks in a High Point hospital and is much improved. Mrs J T Sexton spends the week in Thomasville with her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Snyder
Boone
Carlie Davis
Billy
Brevard
Lucile Lanier
Harmony
George L. Curry
Johnsie
Lexington
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and family gatherings
Numerous visitors stayed with relatives across the area over the weekend. Miss Golden Morris of Greensboro and Miss Ruth Morris of High Point attended local memorial services and visited family, while others from High Point Greensboro and Charlotte spent time with local hosts and in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Crawford
Crawford
Golden Morris
Greensboro
Lineberry Church
Clara Corum
Novella Penry
High Point
R. L. Penry
Austin Blackwelder
Archie Honberrier
D. M. Sexton
Charlotte
Edd Johnson
Lillie Deaton
Troy
Ruth Morris
Bob’ Gallimore
Colon Crawford
Pickett Loftin
Mose Loftin
Clay Loftin
Linda
Nancy
Will Bullard
Winston-Salem
E. G. Grubb
Myrtle Short
Near Charlotte
Moselle Loftin
Thomasville High to Name MVP Friday
Thomasville high school will announce its most outstanding athlete Friday per school authorities. A medal will be awarded to the recipient in a ceremony at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T'Ville High School
Thomasville
Thomasville High School
Local Medal Presentation Highlighted for May 19
The Thomasville News and J. D. Ross sponsor a medal presentation to honor an athlete on Friday night May 19. Candidates include Jack Fitzgerald, Weddie Huffman, Douglas Bray, Jack Younts, Henry Jenkins, Swanee Lanier, who is noted as the only girl candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Newt
J. D. Ross
Jack Fitzgerald
Weddie Huffman
Douglas Bray
Jack Younts
Henry Jenkins
Swanee Lanier
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Good Will
Wilson
acoRee
Foex Faclow Wilson & Co
U. S
New York
Cole’s Pottery
Whitmore
New Rochelle
N. Y
Cy Jones
Penns Grove
Yount
Hickory
Walter Ashe Wall
Siler City
Jeffress
Kinston
Tom Harvey
Maupin
Raleigh
Stuart Ficklen
Greenville
Nash
Jacobs
Larchmont
Henry Gilliam
Nicholson
Tarboro
Walker
Ahoskie
John Bonner, Jr
Washington
Easley
Richmond
Roy Roberson, Jr
Durham
Steedman
Athens
Charles E. Wood
Claire Whitmore
Ruth Yount
Lde Jeffress
Becky Gilbert
Nancy Maupin
Wune
Hesk
Kourse Welker
Kucy Carey Easley
Martha Steedmex
Sim DeLapp
Coy L. Kearns
Pauline Sexton
Robert Short
Dexter Short
T. C. Russell
Farmer
C. C. Horney
Wilson’'S
Wageger's
Wagger Jewelry CO
Engine
Marinello
Penney's
White Oxfords
Penney’s
TC. Penney. Company
Ruth Lanier
Dolon Snyder
Mocksville
W. E. Hill
Blanton Lomax
Rome Hardy
Elane Lanier
Harold Bisher
Able Lanier
Baxter Carter
Troy Crawford
Dan Crawford
Albert Harrison
Edna Griffis
Natural Bridge
J. W. Griffis
Griffis
Ocean Pearl
Sanfor
Cynthia
Gaymode
Penney’s 7. Penney Company, Incorporated
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