Asheboro Bridge and Garden Club Meetings Highlight May Events
In Asheboro on May 15 the South Gate Garden Club hosted at Mrs. Harvey Cox with discussions led by Mrs. Voncannon on herbs. Miss Joanne Scott, May bride elect, received a shower and corsage. Bridge club hosted by Mrs. Hayden Walker featured two tables with high score to Mrs. Henry Sheets. DAR chapter met at Mrs. Drake’s home with National Defense news and a date change to the fourth Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
South Gate Garden Club
Harvey Cox
Addie F. Voneannen
Leste Rich
T. E. McGill
Ellis Scott
Voncannon
Joanne Scott
Rom Saunders
Jack Lyndon
Lyndon
Miss Scott
Hayden Walker
Bridge Club
J. W. O’quinn
Henry Sheets
Tyler Liske
Warren Hawkins
Local residents listed in hospital and travel notices
George G Witcher of 1901 Garrison Ave remains a patient at the Oral hospital after three weeks of treatment and may receive visitors. Mrs Sid Newman of 1413 Marin St Greensboro formerly high point resident enters Memorial Hospital for surgery and is recuperating. Mrs B H Parsons will leave for Ashe vill to attend the State Garden Club convention representing the Burbank Garden Club. Mr and Mrs L A Welch Sr of 604 Montheu Ave left for Augusta Ga to spend the weekend with son Buddy Welch and his bride of April 16. Joseph H Mitchell of 904 Dayton St entered High Point Hospital for treatment and is able to see visitors for several days. Mr and Mrs Harry Halker of 1632 N Hamilton St hosted granddaughter Cindy Halker from Wilmington. Amos Kearns Jr a Baylor School student visits Knoxville Tenn this weekend. he is son of Mr and Mrs Amos R Kearns. Miss Kay Parker Shirley Maners Marie Venable and Opal Yarborough leave for Myrtle Peach S C for several days. Mr and Mrs Robert G Canipe of Fort Worth Texas arrive to visit his mother Letha Metcalfe at 1008 Campbell St. The Canips, studying at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth, will work for the Southern Baptist Convention Home Mission Board in Albuquerque NM this summer starting June 6. Amos R Kearns recuperating at Duke Hospital after a week as a patient. remaining a few days, plans to return home later this week.
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Robert G. Canipe
Fort Worth
Texas
Canipe
Letha Metcalfe
Campbell St
Canipes
Southwestern Baptiist Theological Seminary
Home Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Seneca
Seneca High
Converse College
Glee Club
Student Christian Association
Spartanburg
High Point
Wofford College
School of the
University of the South Iwanee, Tenn
Wofford
Canasta club hosts and garden tour highlight civic groups
Mrs J D Williams hosted a canasta evening with two tables and top scores to Mrs Kenneth Cox. The Hill and Dale Garden Club toured the Shawmy go restored by Moore County Historical Association with Mrs Reese and Mrs Lanier hosting. Asheboro Credit Women’s Breakfast Club met at McCrary cafeteria with Miss Ethel Craven presiding. state projects discussed. Dixie Council report read. Raleigh hotel for May 16-18 slated. Mrs Mary Alma Dorsett led credit problems discussion. Mrs Barbara Trotter introduced as a recent bride.
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Hill and Dale
Asheboro
League Book Club With Mrs Drake Meets Tuesday
The Junior League Book Club will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. at 301 Parkway the home of Mrs Edward Drake Jr. Members are asked to bring a visitor with them to the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior League Book Club
Edward Drake Jr
Parkway
Central Balls bridge club hosts gifts and prize scores
Mr and Mrs Blythe Sanford hosted the Central Balls office staff bridge club at their home on Wednesday evening. Three tables played with high scores awarded to Miss Mary Lee Craven among the ladies and A P Brower among the men. Charles Le Grande, soon moving to Graham, received a gift and a dessert course was served on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe Sanford
Central Balls Office
Mary Lee Craven
A. P. Brower
Charles le Grande
Graham
Presbyterian Circles to Meet Tomorrow
Women of the First Presbyterian Church schedule meetings Monday with multiple circles at various times and hostesses. Circles 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 gather in homes and parlor, with Circle 8 meeting at 3:15 and Circle 15 at 8:00 in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Circles
First Presbyterian Church
George Bouldin
Gatewood
R. R. Royer
Archdale Rd
Ralph Smith
C. W. T. Goding
D. W. Hunter
Greenway Dr
Sanders Dallas
James W. McAfee
W. Lexington
H. P. Morrison
Edgedale
Hal A. Davis
H. L. Brown
Circle Dr
W. F. Robinette
Charles W. Perry
Sherbrooke
R. K. Young
C. Pp. Kirkman Sr
Woodrow
H. D. Kester
J. W. VanLoan
Parkway
Henry A. Whittfield
Roland Park
al Bernet
Kenneth Cheek
Joseph Clark
Don Mc Curry
Farriss Ave
Town and Country Garden Club Meeting Wednesday
The Town and Country Garden Club will meet Wednesday morning at 19 o'clock at the home of Mrs. James Mattocks on South Main Street Extension with Mrs. Roger Taylor as associate hostess. Mrs. H. M. Taylor, president, requests that all money from Flower Show ticket sales be turned in at this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Garden Club
James Mattocks
S. Main St
Roger Taylor
H. M. Taylor
Rev Philip Clarke Weds Miss Gignilliatt In S C
Rev Philip Griffen Clarke and Miss Eunice Ann Gignilliatt married at The Ascension Church Seneca South Carolina with Bishop C Alfred Cole officiating. The bride wore Brussels lace gown with cathedral train and bouquet of white orchids. Reception followed at Oconee Country Club and couple to reside in Seneca after trip to Sea Island Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Colck
Capers Satterlee
Spartanburg
S. C
Martin R. Tillson
Anderson
C. Alfred Cole
Up South Carolina
Les Brock
Seneca
C. N. Cignilliatt Jr
S.C
Dickie Knapp
Wayne Gallimore
Julian Grubbs
Decatur
Marguerite
Sally Gignilliatt
Betty Jane Woodward
Tallahassee
Fla
Margaret Combs
Marietta
Plant and Pluck Luncheon Meeting Planned
The Plant and Pluck Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 11 30 AM at Bliss Restaurant in Greensboro for a luncheon and a short business session. A program will precede the 142 luncheon, postponed from last week.
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Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Bliss Restaurant
Greensboro
Country Garden Club Plans High Rock Outing
The Country Garden Club will be entertained at the cabin of Mrs. Vernon Klumb on High Rock Lake Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock for the annual outing. Mrs. Leon Rivers and Mrs. Fred Hedgecock will serve as associate hostesses at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Garden Club
Vernon Klumb
High Rock Lake
Leon Rivers
Fred Hedgecock
Birth announcements for six children in High Point area
Mr and Mrs Clyde F Corno Jr announce the birth of Richard Shane Connor on May 13 at the local hospital. Mrs Connor is the former Mary Carolyn Meeker of Jackson Heights NY. Robert Lovuts Hoover Jr and Mrs Hoover announce the birth of Robert Louis Jr on May 13 at Point Memorial Hospital. Vicki Lynn Wittington and Curtis Wittington announce the birth of daughter Vicki Lynn on May 12 at the local hospital. Patti Jean Walton and Eugene Walton announce the birth of daughter Patti on May 13 at Memorial Hospital. Steven Clay Gilbreth and Mrs Chilton Gilbreth announce the birth of son Steven Clay on May 33 at Memorial Hospital. Steven Allen Kay and Betty Myers announce the birth of son Steven Allen on May 6. they previously lived in High Point.
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Richard Shane Connor
Clyde F. Corno, Jr
Circle Dr
Connor
Mary Carolyn Meek
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Robert Lovuts Hoover Jr
Robert L
Vicki Lynn Wittington
Curtis Wittington
Osborne St
Vicki Lynn
Patti Jean Walton
Eugene Walton
Gilbert St
Patti
Memorial Hospital
Steven Clay Gilbreth
Chilton Gilleth
Lof
High Point
Steven Clay
Hsa
Tal
Ilbreth
Hazel Jones
Even Allen Kay
Roy Kay Jr
lOvangeaurg, S. C
Steven Allen
Kay
Betty Myers
Prairie by Lucas Foss performed for music group
The Friday Music Study Club hosted a reading and performance of Lucas Foss’s oratorio The Prairie at Mrs. Charles McAnally’s home. Miss Mildred Crowder sang soprano with the Westminster Choir in the Carnegie Hall production, and the group enjoyed songs from the work, with comments on its expressive, landscape inspired music. The meeting, led by Mrs. J. W. Lindsay, elected new officers and adjourned for a luncheon hosted by 15 members.
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the Prairie
Lucas Foss
Charles McAnally
Ferndale Dr
W. F. Michael
J. W. Lindsay
C. E. Tomlinson
Lindsay
Robert Cameron
Foss
Carl Sandburg
Mildred Crowder
Westminister Choir
Carnegie Hall
New York Philharmonic
Artur Sodzinski
Miss Crowder
Marvin Slate
Grass
Almanac Club To Hear Mrs Carr At Party Shower
The Almanac Garden Club meets at 824 Jones Street with Mrs. A. R. Wilson hosting. Mrs. Guy Carr presents a program on Making Corsages at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almanac Club
Mrs. Carr
The
Almanac Garden Club
Guy Shivers
Jones St
A. R. Wilson
Guy Carr
Pina
Club To Honor Past Presidents At Luncheon
The Woman's Club will host past presidents as guests at the monthly luncheon on Wednesday at 12:30 PM. The gathering will be at the club house on Greensboro Road where officers for the coming year will be installed by Mrs. W. W. Dickerson, last year’s president.
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Woman's Club
Clu
Greensboro Rd
Mee
W. W. Dickerson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Andrew Balfour
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. C. Drake
Lucille Myatt
E. W. Freeze Jr
Randiman
National Defense News
Crossnore School
Hal M. Worth
Rowan County
Salisbury
F. C. Lester
George G. Witcher
Garison Ave
Sid Newnman
Marin St
High Nt
B. H. Parsons
Ashevill
State Garden Club
Burbank ‘Garden
L. A. Welch Sr
Montheu Ave
Augusta
Buddy Welch
Mary Nell Cox
Telfair St
Joseph H. Mitchell
Dayton St
High Point Hospital
Harry Halker
N. Hamilton St
Cindy Halker
Raeford Halker
Wilmington
Amos Kearns Jr
Baylor School For Boys
Chattanooga
Kay Parker
Shirley Maners
Marie Venable
Opal Yarborough
Myrtle Peach
Amos R Kearns
Duke Hospital
J. D. Williams
Kenneth Cox
Waderry
Mrs. Drake
Turquoise
Duke Gardens
Town and Country
Philip Clarke
Gignilliatt
High Rock
Shantung
Hunter Green
Beautiful Faille
Hunter
Dusty Rose Lavendar
Monark
N. Main St
Kirsch
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