NTNA Events Schedule Highlights Various Activities
The notice lists a dense schedule of NTNA events including adult and youth swim classes, youth teens groups, bridge clubs, luncheons, bake and planning committees, and social gatherings across mornings and evenings. It details times for preschool and child beginner classes, advanced sessions, Y-Teens, square dancing, and community parties with multiple clubs such as Adams Club B and P Club Robins Club and Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club.
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Hper Committee
Adams Club
Furniture City
Duplicate Bridge Club
Junior League Thrift Shop Opens New Location
The Junior League Thrift Shop moves to 117 W. High St and plans a grand opening on Friday May 17. Merchandise arrives daily with three upstairs offices for marking and storage and a French Room feature for better clothing.
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Junior League Thrift Shop
W. High St
Calhoun Anderson
William Spillers
Donald Brown
Brown Fig Jr
Kathleen Poag
Fred Joyce
Richard Wright
R. K. Hoke
League
Miss Sheppard to be Honored at Bridal Shower
Miss Linda Sheppard bride elect of David Baxter will be honored at a bridal shower Friday evening hosted by Mrs. W. E. Chilton Jr. at 600 E Fairfield Rd. The couple plans to wed June 1 at Springfield Friends Meeting.
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Linda Sheppard
David Baxter
W. E. Chilton Jr
E. Fairfield Rd
Miss Sheppard
Mr. Baxter
Springfield
OES To Honor Their Mothers Meeting Planned Tuesday
OES Chapter 106 will honor members mothers at a meeting scheduled Tuesday at 8 p m The time shifts 30 minutes later than the previous schedule
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OES
Forget-Me-Not Garden Club Meets for Installation
Forget-Me-Not Garden Club members will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs H E Thomas Jr at 1711 N Norwood Ct. Installation of officers will take place during the meeting.
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Garden Club
H. E. Thomas Jr
N. Norwood
Junior League Board Meet Scheduled at YWCA
The High Point Junior League will hold a board meeting Thursday at 9 30 am at the YWCA.
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High Point Junior League
YWCA
Midweek Study Club Plans Meeting at Haltom Home
Mrs. George C. Haltom will entertain members of Midweek Study Club at 315 Ardmore Circle on Wednesday. The meeting is scheduled for 3 p.m.
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George C. Haltom
Ardmore Cir
DAR Luncheon Meet Planned
Daughters of the American Revolution plan a Tuesday noon covered dish luncheon at the C. B. Mattocks home on S. Main Street Ext. Delegates who attended the Continental Congress in Washington will report. Members are expected to bring articles of clothing to be sent to Crossnore School.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
C. B. Mattocks
S. Main Street
Washington
Crossnore School
Trindale Woman's Club to Meet at Holiday Inn
The Trindale Woman's Club will gather tomorrow evening at the Holiday Inn for a 6:45 dinner meeting where Dr. N. M. Harrison retired Methodist minister will discuss his work in Cuba. An executive board meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m.
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Trindale Woman's Club
Holiday Inn
N. M. Harrison
Cuba
Tuesday Club Picnic Ends Year With Garden Club Outing
Garden Club members plan their annual picnic this week at 6 pm Tuesday at the L. C. Armentrout home to cap the year’s activities.
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Garden Club
L. C. Armentrout
Garden Club Outing Planned to Tanglewood
The Garden Club will meet at High Point Lanes on Tuesday at 10 a.m. They will depart together for an outing at Tanglewood.
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Dried Arrangement Garden Club
High Point Lanes
Tanglewood
Also Mentioned on This Page
NTNA
Ragsdale
Parkway
Cochairmen
Art Richardson
J. Knox Wilson Jr
Harold Johnson
Junior League Board
DAR
Trindale
Rexair Sales & Service
N. Main St
Wayside Furniture
Helen and Shelton Warner
Greensboro Road
Sedgefield
Carpet Center
High Point
Grace Flower Shop
Photographers College Village
To“ Youth Center
College Village Shopping Center
Penneys Swim. Shop
Bigscale
Jamaica
Penney's
Mon
Thurs
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