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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1962

Page

17

Carl Sniders Mark 55th Anniversary in Lexington

Mr and Mrs Carl Snider celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their Route 2 home on Wednesday May 9. Attending were their children R H Snider R C Snider Louise Edith Patsy Geraldine Florence Kate and spouses from Burlington Lexington Thomasville Kernersville High Point and nearby areas. The couple, married in Fort Mills South Carolina, have spent their life in and around Lexington. Mr Snider a retired farmer and auctioneer, and they are grandparents to 17 and great grandparents to 6.

Lexington Carl Snider Route Burlington W. J. Moore Louise H. F. Newby Edith C. L. Snider Jr Gene Miller Patsy Howard Miller Geraldine Thomasville Homer Weavil Florence Kernersville Sumter Austin Kate High Point Mrs. Snider Fort Mills S. C Lex Mr. Snider

Garden clubs wrap up year with picnics and new officers

Sunset Garden Club held a Friday picnic for 14 members and guests at the C. J. Morgan home with a short business session led by Mrs. T. C. Richardson. The High Point Camellia Club met at Mrs. Mattocks home for a noon gathering as outgoing president Mrs. John Clinard passed leadership to Mrs. James R. Fox. Out To Grow Garden Club honored retiring president Mrs. Frank Smith with a silver tray at a luncheon and installed new president Mrs. Everett Wall. plans for the coming year were outlined.

Sunset Club Trinity C. J. Morgan Sunset Garden Club T. C. Richardson LeRoy Hancock J. C. Collett T. R. English T. R. Hendrix Jack Aldridge J. L. Carr Spurgeon White High Point Camellia Club S. Main Street C. B. Mattocks John Clinard Out To Grow Garden Club Frank Smith Elmer Young Oxford Place Everett Wall

Use Stools For Smart Extra Seats

The article suggests using two or three stools in a small living room for extra seating. Stools can be tucked under tables when not in use and placed in front of a picture window in groups of three or four for a neat look. They come in metal wood and fabric coverings.

Overseas Club to Hold Monday Evening Meeting

Members of the Overseas Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Tony Myrick hosting at 608 Ashburn Street. The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Lebanon Methodist Church holds a 7 30 p m general meeting in the church fellowship hall with Circle 2 hosting the annual pledge service.

Overseas Club Tony Myrick Ashburn St Woman's Society of Christian Service Lebanon Methodist Church Fellowship Hall

Missionary Need Emphasized at North Carolina District Meeting

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church held its 1962 64 High Point District annual meeting at First Methodist Church Asheboro. Miss Marlene Harmon spoke on Africa noting independence and literacy progress and highlighting the need for missionaries ages 21 to 35.

Asheboro High Point First Methodist Church Garland Stafford Africa Marlene Harmon South Africa Miss Harmon Cecil Hefner

Wayside Garden Club Plans Tuesday Picnic

Wayside Garden Club members plan a picnic supper at the home of Mrs. B. Mattockson on Main Street Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock. The event will be hosted by the Wayside Club members.

B. Mattockson Main Street Wayside Garden Club

Large Lemon May Yield Up To Four Cups Of Juice

A single large lemon can produce about 4 cups of juice, indicating high yield for culinary use.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Carl Sniders R. H. Snider R. C. Snider Ington MR. and Mrs Camellia Club Out To Grow Club Polly Mrs. I. P Lebanon Tobias W. B. Hall Ralph Taylor Stanley Baker J. C. Woodard Harry Bell Harry Hendrick Carl Anderson Howard Linthicum H. D. Marsh J. C. Montgomery Reid Rich Hall Walter I. Gibson The Famous Maker Wayside Club Glamor S. Wrenn St
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