Tea at Howell Street Nursing Home for Nursing Students
Saturday afternoon event at Howell Street Nursing Home welcomed about 50 guests interested in nursing and future entrants to the local school of nursing. Rooms were decorated with iris and snapdragons, a lace table center, red roses, and punch served from a crystal bowl. Faculty member Ruth Williard and Ersell Héster assisted, with a tour of the hospital and nurse's home led by student nurses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses Home
Howell Street
School of Nursing
William Simmons
Ruth Williard
Ersell Héster
Faculty of Nursing
Association of High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
Snow Studios
Paul Fenner Delivers Memorial Day Address in Winston-Salem
Memorial Day observances at Oakwood Memorial Cemetery featured United Daughters of the Confederacy and local residents. Paul Fenner, Winston-Salem VA service officer, spoke on the war era hardships, the Confederacy women, and kept the memory alive. Taps and wreaths followed as Mrs. W. A. Bivins presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fenner
Winston-Salem
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakwood Memorial
W. A. Bivins
North Carolina
Stonewall Jackson
Harry D. Hawthorne
C. L. Whitaker
Paull Fenner
Veteran's Administration
Winston- Salem
Mr. Fenner
South
Hawthorne
Charles Caudill
High Point College
High Point
Garden clubs host tea and flower show at country club
The Out-To-Grow Garden Club plans a tea and flower show Thursday at 3 PM at Emerywood Country Club. The event honors members of the Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club, the sponsoring hostess group. Each Out-To-Grow member will prepare one flower arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Country Club
Dinner at Plantation Club Honors Two Couples and Their Families
Two bridal couples and their families were honored at a dinner at the Plantation Supper Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shavitz and their son Henry. Guests included Miss Joan Klein of Greensboro and Harry Samet with Miss Mollie Samet and Lafferman of Baltimore. Weddings are planned for early summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plantation Club
Plantation
Samuel Shavitz
Henry
Joan Klein
Greensboro
Harry Samet
Mollie Samet
Lafferman
Baltimore, d
Mer
Juvenile Musical Art Club elects new officers
At the May meeting at Linda Huffey’s home on Gatewood Avenue, Judy Hicks was elected president for the coming year. Joyce Groome became vice president and program chairman, Anne Pritchett secretary, Betty Ring corresponding secretary, Josephine Dunbar treasurer, Lettie Fay Mehan publicity chairman. The club voted to continue meetings and social activities through summer. Judy Leonard attended as a guest. Refreshments were provided by Linda Huffey and Sandra Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Musical Art Club
Linda Huffey
Gatewood Avenue
Judy Hicks
Joyce Groome
Anne Pritchett
Betty Ring
Josephine Dunbar
Lettie Fay Mehan
Judy Leonard
Sandra Ridge
Wesley class supper at Archdale Methodist Church
The Susannah Wesley Class and families plan a pot luck supper tomorrow at 6 30 pm at the church hut. Miss Davie Hayworth will show a report on her recent tour of England. The TEL Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets tomorrow at 7 30 pm with Mrs. Sam Crowson for an important business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
Davie Hayworth
Engand
Green Street Baptist Church
Sam Crowson
Pershing St
Local Residents Return Visit Ties To Oregon Trip
Jimmy Thackston has returned to his home at 718 Forrest Avenue after visits to Virginia and Florida to see relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Everts of Cornelius Oregon arrived yesterday to visit Mrs. Everts' mother Mrs. Louise Dale at 1506 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Thackston
Forrest Avenue
Virginia
Florida
Charles Everts
Cornelius
Oregon
Garden Gate Club Meets Tomorrow
The Garden Gate Garden Club will meet at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs Dennis Young at 805 Arbordale Drive. A club flower show will be the featured event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Gate Garden Club
Dennnis Young
Arbordale Drive
Club Meeting Schedule For Week In High Point
The list details numerous club meetings across High Point and Greensboro from Monday to Saturday. Groups include the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, Pioneer Council No 52, Junior Woman's Club, Almanac Garden Club, Plant and Pluck Garden Club, Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club, Daughters of the American Revolution, Altrusa Club, Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association, and local garden and civic groups with times, hosts, and locations. Several social events mark bridal showers and entertainments, including flower shows, luncheons, dress revues, and bridge gatherings. Mrs. James Hunt, Mrs. Jones Burns, and Miss Mollie Lamet are among listed hostesses. venues include the Bliss Restaurant Greensboro, Sheraton Hotel, Emerywood and Einstein locations, and various streets and clubs. Reports from the 62nd Continental Congress are noted for the DAR meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
WOW
Pioneer Council No. 52
Sons and Daughter of Liberty
Hall
Commerce Street
Junior Woman's Club
James Mattocks
South Main Street
Almanac Garden Club
James Hunt
Club Drive
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Bliss
Greensboro
Jones Burns
English Street
Fred Gordy
E. E. Younts
H. A. Millis
Daughters of the American Revolution
North Main Street
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Friendly Garden Club
W. L. Kivett
Mary Strickland
Emerywood Country Club
John Russell
Robert Millar
YWCA
High Point Woman's Club
YMCA
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Sheraton
Holt McPherson
Singer Sewing Machine Company
High Point Garden Club
R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
Garden Gate Garden Club
Dennis Young
Arbordale
High
Asheboro Fete Honors Miss Swaim Bride Elect
Mrs. Fred Cranford and Mrs. Van Cranford hosted a party for Miss Mary Ellen Swaim whose engagement to Gurney Ray Kindley Jr. was announced. She will wed in May in Texas amid scrolls and white rose favors. Also reported are VFW Auxiliary officers installed and notes on a May 17 gold star mothers’ reception and a Credit Women’s Breakfast Club meeting led by Ebberl Craven with a talk on retail credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
Fred Cranford
van Cranford
Mary Ellen Swaim
Gurney Ray Kindley, Jr
Ashevore
Texas
Mary Ellen
Gurney
Miss Swaim
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Lawrence Steed
Department
Velma Moore
Jack Hale
Ames Dorsett
John Brooks
Graham Andrews
Jim Kivett
Dick Davis
Ed Vick
Éguard
J. J. White
Fred Tonkins
Glenn Hendrix
R. E. Moffitt
W. C. McRae
Paul Cox
Lillian Aikens
Jack Newton
Joe Rich
W. F. Hamilton
Wayne Sexton
Nag’s Head
Susan Kivett
Randolph County
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Ashlyn
Eberl Craven
Dot Trogdon
Richard Clark
Ashe
Boro
Modern Art Group To Meet Tuesday
The Modern Art Study Group will meet Tuesday at p.m. at the home of Mrs. W. Page Harris 702 Florham. Mrs. Martine Barker will speak on Whistler and Turner, two English painters who influenced American Art.
Party To Honor Miss Ingram Bride-Elect Natalie Ingram
Miss Natalie Ingram bride-elect of Greensboro will wed Harold Cox in June. A luncheon honoring her will be Sunday afternoon at the home of Satine Grubb on Randolph Avenue in Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natalie Ingram
Harold Cox
Sunda P.m
Sy Satine Grubb
Randolph Avenue
Greensboro
Study Club Meeting Set for Wednesday
The Twentieth Century Study Club will meet Wednesday at 12 30 at Mrs N M Harrisons home on Monicluce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Study Club
N. M. Harriso
Monilicu Avenue
YWCA and YMCA Schedule for Jr Hi and High School
A dense list of after school and evening activities at the YWCA and YMCA including Jr Hi Y-Teen clubs, a Senior High basketball game against Mercury, evening Y-Teen and Hi-Y dances, swim times for school girls, a Young Adult dinner, and board meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Hi
YWCA
Mercury
Lynch
Jackson
Ae Otteray Drive
YMCA
High Point Garden Club Meets Tuesday at Blackburn Home
The High Point Garden Club will meet Tuesday at ten o clock with Mrs. R. R. Blackburn on Montheu Avenue. Discussion will cover tropical fish with an iris display. Hostesses are Mesdames C Haworth F E Taylor and L L Wilkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Garden Club
R. R. Blackburn
Montheu Avenue
Mesdames C
FE. Haworth
F. R. Taylor
L. L. Wilkinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Activitt
Madeline Hoover
Anna E. Shupp
Hospital Guild
Jeweldine Smith
Nash Jewelry & Loan Co
Iu ST
Wesley
Garden Gate Club
Eelara Wagger- Co
Priscilla Club
W. B. Thomas
Colonial Drive
Pete Oldham
Johnson Street
Frankie Cecil
Mollie Lamet
Winfield Ballroom
Woman's College, Greensboro
Jean Kanter
Millie Cooley
Austin Neeley
Earl Duke
Richardson Street
Mesdames
Modern Art Group
Miss Ingram
Lecrey
OUN Bi
SK Tn
Mann
H.p.garden Club
Eckerd’s
Main St
Acadia Lodge
Conti
Douglas Purcelle
Rues
Clyde
Chernault
Reginald L. Rogers
Sece’y
Aspirin
St Joseph Pinin
Venetian Blind Laundry Service
Boone Coal & Fuel Co
Ward
English St
Ole
Roy Masters
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