Play Day at Jack & Jill School Showcases Preschool Fun
Children at Jack and Jill School hosted a Play Day on the playground at 110 Sunset Dr to display upcoming fall activities. Parents toured classrooms, spoke with teachers, and registered interest while students performed plays and finger plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and Jill School
John Kennedy
Harold Williard
Ann Morgan
Lynne Griffin
Ann
Reitzel Morgans
E. Farriss Ave
John
John D. Kennedys
Spruce St
Jack & Jill
Sunset Dr
James McGee
E. 0. Cummings
W. J. Kiser
Wayward Boys Home lauded by Trinity Woman's Club
Archdale Trinity Woman's Club heard Dallas describe the Wac camaw Boys Home as the state’s sole child care institution of its kind. He said the home, funded without state aid, shapes boys through sports academics daily chores and church ties. Club plans a June square dance and delegates to Pinehurst convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.sanders Dallas
Archdale Trinity Woman's Club
Dallas
YWCA
Albion English
Mr. Dallas
Waccamaw Boys’ Home
Fred Lambeth
L. C. Farlow
Woman's Club
Pinehurst
Mrs. Sprinkle Delights Club With World Tour Talk
Mrs. Tom Sprinkle led members of the Twentieth Century Study Club on a world tour in 30 minutes during a luncheon meeting hosted by Mrs. Donald Conrad in Emerywood Estates. The Spreckles recently returned from a three month cruise aboard the Rotterdam, sharing anecdotes and answering questions. A brief business session led to plans for a May 24 picnic at Koonts farm with husbands invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Sprinkle
Twentieth Century Study Club
Donald Conrad
Emerywood Estates
Sprinkle
Frank B. Smith
Koonts Farm
Vernon Wender
Charles Anderson
Anderson
D. A. Rawley
College Village
Bill Smith
YWCA
Tuesday Club Plant Sale Benefits Members and Treasury
The Tuesday Club and Tuesday Afternoon Gardeners held a plant sale this week benefiting shut ins and the club treasury. Members brought blooms to Mrs. Jones Burns’s home, some sold and others given to those ill or absent. A round table on horticulture was led by chairman Mrs. Ted Gordy, with council report by Mrs. M. R. Shields. Associate hostesses were Mrs. Roy Conrad and Mrs. W. B. Welborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Gordy
M. R. Shields
Roy Conrad
W. B. Welborn
Mrs. Sohnchen Outlines Summer Trips For High Point Club
The High Point Junior Woman's Club met at the YWCA with guest speaker Mrs Thelma Ryan Sohnchen outlining summer travel itineraries and the Carolina Motor Club role in aiding travelers. The meeting covered awards, donations, clothing drives, cancer fundraising, and plans for a Subjunior tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sohnchen
High Point Junior Woman's Club
YWCA
Thelma Ryan Sohnchen
Carolina Motor Club
Motor Club
Archdale School Reschedules May Day Program
Archdale School cancels last week’s May Day due to rain and now hosts the program at 5 30 p m Friday on school grounds with an invitation extended to the public.
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Archdale School
Five advanced piano students in Wade recital
James R. Wade presents five students Kitty Hutchins Hugh Moran Janice Moran Sarah Powell and Sharon Sechrist in a piano recital Friday evening May 12 at 7 30 p m in Hickory Chapel Methodist Church Invitations extended to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Wade
Hickory Chapel
Kitty Hutchins
Hugh Moran
Janice Moran
Sarah Powell
Sharon Sechrist
Wild Flower Club Postpones City Picnic
The family picnic scheduled for 6:30 p.m. today is postponed due to rain. It will be held next Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. H. English at 1108 Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Club
W. H. English
Westwood
Philathea Class to Meet Tomorrow at Baptist Church
Philathea Class of Reavis Memorial Baptist Church will meet tomorrow evening at Mrs. Joe Hilliard’s home, 1001 Gaines Ave. The gathering starts at 7 30. Members are asked to bring a Christmas stocking with kitchen goodies for a shut-in on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea Class
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Joe Hilliard
Gaines Ave
Don’t Leave Christmas Decoration Lights Burning At Home
Cautionary notice urges turning off holiday lights when leaving the house to prevent fire risk. Includes guidance for energy safety and preventing accidental damage during absences.
Hallman-Davis Wedding Invitations Issued
Wedding invitations issued for Mildred Joanne Hallman and Robert E. Davis of Thomasville. Ceremony set for May 20 at Stanley Methodist Church at 2 30 PM. Mrs. Mildred Abernathy Hallman of Stanley issuing notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Mildred Joanne
Robert E. Davis
Thomasville
Mildred Abernathy Hallman
Stanley Methodist Church
Miss Hallman
Hospital Guild Welcomes Two New Members
Mrs. Robert Haas and Mrs. Leon Shute joined the High Point Memorial Hospital Guild at yesterday's meeting in the nurses home assembly room. Each new member was introduced by president Mrs. Frank B. Smith as Sally Jordan and Mary Wardell reported on the Cleveland national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Haas
Leon Shute
High Point Memorial Hospital Guild
Nurses’ Home Assembly
Frank B. Smith
Home Ceremony Unites Coble-Sprinkle Couple
Nellie G Sprinkle and Martin Virgil Coble wed in a May 5 home ceremony at 131 South Rd with Rev. Billy Freeman officiating. Relatives attended including bride’s son Joseph Pearsall and granddaughter Nora Pearsall. The couple will reside in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie G. Sprinkle
Martin Virgil Coble
South Rd
Billy Freeman
Fairmont Baptist Church
Joseph J. Pearsall
Nora Jean Pearsall
Pamela Lynn Shaw Trogdon to wed Larry Shaw in April
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Trogdon Jr announce the marriage of their daughter Pamela Lynn to Larry Ronald Shaw. The couple wed in Chesterfield South Carolina on April 29. Pamela plans Asheboro High School graduation in June and will live in High Point after. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shaw of High Point and works in the family business after attending Jamestown High School and Bryce Commercial College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynne
Harold
Ronald E. Griffin
Baker Road
Harold Williard Jr
Colonial Drive
School of Nursing
University of North Carolina
Charlotte
Davis
Ernest A. Davis
Shepard St
Thomasville
Mr. Davis
Thomasville High School
N. C. State College
J. P. Stevens Co
Stanley
Asheboro
S. C. Trogdon Jr
E. L. Shaw
High Point
Jamestown High School
Bryce Commercial College
Mrs. Bornstein Reappointed TB Committee Chair at NC Meeting
Mrs. Ben Bornstein representing the High Point section of the National Council of Jewish Women was unanimously reelected for two years as chair of the McCain regional patients services committee. The meeting, attended by 29 North Carolina counties, highlighted funds raised for child playtime supervision, toys, clothing, playground equipment and therapy supplies for patients and adults receiving support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Bornstein
High Point
National Council of Jewish Women
McCain Regional
North Carolina
McCain Sanitorium
Bornstein
Virginia Ryan
John Crenshaw
Tuberculosis Assn
Life of Portrait Painter Gilbert Stewart Highlighted
Mrs Vera Idol former High Point College teacher reviewed the life of portrait painter Gilbert Stewart at the High Point Woman's Club fine arts meeting. She noted Stewart painted six presidents. his masterpiece is The Skater. Mrs Leon Rivers chaired the after program business meeting and hosts served luncheon on the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Vera Idol
High Point College
Gilbert Stewart
High Point Woman's Club
J. F. Hayden
Emmett Stone
Hayden
Rockford Road
Miss Idol
Ilsa
Bischoff
Stewart
Idol
Leon Rivers
Brownie Troop 85 Honors Mothers at Tea
Brownie Troop 85 hosted a Mother's Tea at Montlieu Methodist Church with hostesses decorating the table, lime punch and cookies baked by the girls, and a puppet play about troop activities. Each brownie gave her mother a hand painted vase. The troop is led by Mrs. Van McSwain with assistant Mrs. Paul Bullin and meets Mondays at Montlieu Methodist Church.
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Brownie Troop
Montlieu Methodist Church
Brownies
van McSwain
Paul Bullin
Montheu Methodist Church
Charter Set For Thomasville Women’s Group
Thomasville Federation of Republican Women will receive its charter at a 6 p.m. dinner meeting in the armory. Mrs. Roxie Simpson state federation president is expected to present the charter. Speaker Kermit Hall Fair Grove High School teacher and Republican. Mrs. L. B. Wells to present music. Debinaires band to provide dancing from 9 to 12 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Thomasville Federation of Republican Women
Armory
Paul Nichoson
Roxie Simpson
State Federation
Kermit Hall
Fair Grove
L. B. Wells
Debinaires
Mrs Farlow Returns Home After Minor Surgery
Mrs. Stanley Farlow of Rt. 3 High Point has returned to her home after a minor surgery performed at the local hospital on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Farlow
Rt. 3
High Point
Gardenettes Of Jamestown Install New State At Their Final Meeting
Gardenettes of Jamestown held their last meeting at Mrs. A. P. Fortney's home. President Mrs. William Saunders officiated as new officers were installed for the coming year including Mrs. J. R. Hartmann as president and Mrs. E. B. Stafford as vice president. The group reported winning the prize for selling the most flower show tickets and awarded a prize to D. J. Andrew for individual sales. They voted to place a library book at Ragsdale High School in appreciation of staff cooperation and toured Old Salem before luncheon in Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardenettes
Jamestown
A. P. Fortney
William Saunders
J. R. Hartmann
E. B. Stafford
Russell Hallberg
Claude Jones
William Payne
Oak Hill PTA Holds Final Meeting Of School Year
The Oak Hill PTA concluded the year with a Tuesday evening session. A school chorus performed under Miss Sue Helms, with Mrs. Bill Colonna on piano, and the school orchestra directed by Miss Virginia Frank. Mrs. A D Morris presided as outgoing president and Mrs. Arthur Lyon installed next year’s officers: Darrell Pierce president, Roy Watts Jr vice president, T L Lingerfelt secretary, A L Welborn treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OAK Hill Pta
Oak Hill
PTA
Sue Helms
Bill Colonna
Virginia Frank
A. D. Morris
Arthur Lyon
PTA Council
Darrell Pierce
Roy Watts Jr
T. L. Lingerfelt
A. L. Welborn
Chicken Supper Plans Completed By VFW Auxiliary
Plans are complete for a chicken supper Saturday evening sponsored by the ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1960. The event runs 5 to 8 pm at the post home 300 W Burton St. Tickets are sold by post and auxiliary members or at the door. Children admitted at half price.
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Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
T. C. Potts
Auxiliary
W. Burton St
Post
Colorful Aluminum Butterflies Made as Easy Christmas Ornaments
Colorful sparkling butterflies crafted from aluminum foil and tape create simple to do decorations for the Christmas tree. The eye catching crafts emphasize bright color and quick assembly for a festive home display.
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Judy Hunter
Roby Yarborough
Charles Nash
Club
Kent Bennett
Archdale
Trinity
Mrs. Sprinkle
J. R. Rhodenheiser
Robert McCall
H. M. Schwab
K. G. Kennedy Jr
William Smith
Donald Weisman
Harriet L. Tines
North Carolina Children’s Home Society
Louis F. Voorhees
Philathea
Hallman-Davis
Hospital Guild
Smith
Home Furnishings Daily
R. T. Amos
Larry Ronald Shaw
Are
Laura Troutman
Sherry Yow
Paula Bullin
Karen McSwaim
Mary Susan White
Thomasville Women’s Group
Graves Kerr
Art Lea
Old Salem
Winston-Salem
Ja News
VFW
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