World Affairs Experts To Speak At Convention
The 57th annual North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs convention at Pinehurst will feature Mrs Constante V Batoon and Dr Frank P Graham as speakers. Mrs Batoon chairs international affairs in Washington and shares work with Philippine and U S groups. Dr Graham, former UNC president and U N ambassador to Pakistan, will discuss The United Nations in This Atomic Age at the banquet May 21.
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North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs
Pinehurst
Constante V. Batoon
Frank P. Graham
United Nations
Pakistan
John C. Nash
Gastonia
Washington
Batoon
Association of Philippine American Women
International Neighbors Club No. 3
District of Columbia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Capital Ladies Speakers Club
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Chloe Gifford
General Federation
Philippines
United States
Batloon
USO
Asia
University of North Carolina
U. N
Graham
Ed M. Anderson
West Jefferson
State Federation
Raymond T. Dent
Spruce Pine
D. R. Oliver
E. A. Latta
H. Jack Sharpe Jr
C. Wallace Jackson
Fayetteville
Joseph P. Marbed
Southern Pines
J. Wick Smith
Cone McPherson
Lillington
Radford
Sanford
Sand Club
Robbins, Vass
Angier
Rockingham
Wagram and
Cameron
Garden club and sorority meetings listed by time and place
Local notice lists numerous club gatherings for Thursday and Friday including Xi Psi Exemplar Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Rho, Hasty Garden Club, Musical Art Club and Deep River Home Demonstration with addresses in Thomasville Oak View and Deep River. Other events include Altrusa Wayside Garden Club Forest Park Garden Club Pilot Club College Heights Garden Club and Guilford Medical Auxiliary luncheons and a High Point Pan-Hellenic tea at St Marys parish house.
Church Groups Schedule Monday Meetings Across Local Churches
Molly Phipps Class of Calvary Methodist Church meets Monday at 6 30 p.m. for a covered dish supper. The Character Builders Class plans a Monday 7 30 p.m. tour of High Point Glass and Declarative Co Greensboro Road with a short church business session afterward.
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Molly Phipps
Calvary Methodist Church
S. Main Street Methodist Church
High Point Glass and Declarative Co
Greensboro Road
National Retail Bakers Week Opens With New Creations
National Retail Bakers Week runs May 17 to 23 with about 19 000 independent bakers introducing new products. Highlights include fruit filled Bismarcks Plantation Nut Ring Taffy Apple Pie and Angel Surprise Cake with a mix of chocolate mint yellow and strawberry cake squares inside an angel cake exterior.
Pan-Hellenic Council Fetes Senior Girls Mothers Tea
The Pan-Hellenic Council at High Point High School will entertain senior girls and their mothers with a tea on Wednesday from 3 30 to 5 30 at Saint Marys Episcopal Church Parish House. Members include Kappa Delta Zeta Tau Alpha Phi Mu and Alpha Gamma Delta. It marks the first year of this annual honor.
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High Point Pan-Hellenic Council
High Point High School
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Parish
Pan - Hellenic Council
Kappa Delta
Zeta Tau Alpha
Phi Mu
Alpha Gamma Delta
Hasty Garden Club Meet with Guest Speaker
The Hasty Garden Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs M H Garner Route 3 Thomasville and Mrs Colon Freeman as associate hostess Guest speaker Fred Yoder will discuss In sect and Pest Control.
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Hasty Garden Club
M. H. Garner
Thomasville
Musical Art Club
Mets
L. L. Wilkinson
Rockford Rd
Route 3
Colon Freeman
Fred Yoder
Pilot Club Sets Meet Dinner in Sheraton Blue Room
The Pilot Club will hold its dinner and program meeting on Tuesday in the Blue Room at the Sheraton. Members are invited to attend the event and hear the scheduled program.
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Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Busy Bee Garden Club Meeting Set for Tuesday
The Busy Bee Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. N. L. Ross home 503 Old Winston Rd.
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Busy Bee Garden Club
Mrs. Taylor To Be Hostess
Towa and Country Garden Club will hear Mrs. Guy Carr speak on Corsages at its Wednesday meeting. Hostess for the 10 a.m. meeting will be Mrs. H. M. Taylor Jr. 1114 Rockford Rd. Associate hostesses are Mesdames James Mattocks and J. B. Crowder Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town and Country Garden Club
H. M. Taylor Jr
Rockford Rd
Towa and Country Garden Club
Guy Carr
James Mattocks
J. B. Crowder Jr
How to blanch vegetables effectively at home
Blanch small batches in boiling water for best results. Process quickly, keep vegetables crisp and bright, then plunge into ice water to halt cooking and preserve color.
Mrs Montgomery To Be Speaker At Club Meeting
The club will meet at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Carl H. Messerschmidt at 721 Gatewood as the speaker for the event.
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Mrs. Montgomery
Carl H. Messerschmidt
Gatewood
Meredith Alumnae Set Called Meet at High Point Chapter
The High Point chapter of the Meredith College Alumnae Association will hold a called meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs D. The important meeting is set for 7 30 p.m.
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High Point
Meredith College
D. A. Rawley
Johnson St
College Heights Garden Club Meeting Announced
College Heights Garden Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs. Robert W Brown 607 Radford St Associate hostesses Mesdames E W Walker Jr and George Cross assist.
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College Heights
Forget Me Not Garden Club Meets at Thomas Home
The Forget Me Not Garden Club met Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 1711 N. Denny Ct., home of Mrs. H. E. Thomas Jr. Mrs. Earl Poole presided over the business meeting. Members toured TV Flower Rama at Friends Meeting House and returned to the Thomas home for patio refreshments.
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Forget Me Not
Garden Club
H. E. Thomas Jr
N. Denny Ct
Earl Poole
Friends Meeting House
Thomas Home
Deep River Club Meeting Set For Tuesday
Deep River Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the educational building of Deep River Friends Meeting. Hostesses will be Mesdames H. H. White and R. E. Mitchell.
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Deep River Home Demonstration Club
Deep River Friends Meeting House
H. H. White
R. E. Mitchell
Altrusa Club Banquet Set for Sheraton Hotel
Altrusa Club will hold a banquet in the Sheraton Room at the Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday evening. The dinner meet is scheduled for 7 o'clock.
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Altrusa Club
Sheraton
Sheraton Hotel
Almanac Garden Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Bullard
Almanac Garden Club members will meet Tuesday at 10 a.m. hosted by Mrs N Kelly Bullard at the Bullard home 629 West Lexington Avenue.
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N. Kelly Bullard
Almanac Garden Club
Bullard
Lexington Ave
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Miss Hethcox
Miss Margaret Hethcox bride elect of A 2c Charles Monroe Taylor was feted Friday at 7 30 with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Brenda Taylor and Mrs Nancy Dagenhart at 504 Jeanette. Prizes went to Mrs Myrtle Moffitt Miss Brenda Hethcox Mrs Dagenhart Mrs Merlene Clinard and Mrs Lola Wood. A corsage of red roses and an electric percolator were given. The couple plans to marry June 20 at Bales Methodist Church in Jamestown.
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Margaret Hethcox
Charles Monroe Taylor
Brenda Taylor
Nancy Dagenhart
Jeanette St
Brenda Hethcox
Dagenhart
Merlene Clinard
Lola Wood
Miss Hethcox
Mr. Taylor
Bales Methodist Church
Jamestown
Miss Seagraves Feted At Gurney Snider Home
Miss Martha Seagraves bride elect of Robert Amick was honored Friday evening at 109 Williford Court hosted by Mrs. Gurney M Snider. The party featured white floral decor a carnations corsage bridal games and prizes for several guests plus a silver gift from the hostess. Refreshments were served beside a lace trimmed pink table setting and a decorated tiered cake.
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Martha Seagraves
Robert Amick
Gurney M. Snider
Williford Ct
John Wells
Wesley Hedgecock
Weymouth Brooks
Jack Mowery
Xi Psi Exemplar Chapter Social Planned at Carter Home
The Xi Psi Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Monday at Mrs. W. R. Carter’s home at 131 Orville Dr. at 7 45 PM. After the business meeting gifts will be exchanged and secret sisters revealed with bridge to follow. Call hostess if unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Psi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
W. R. Carter
Orville Dr
Alpha Rho
Beta Sigma Phi
Alan Bohler
Oak View
First Baptist Circles
First Baptist Church
Young People’s Department
Philathea
TEL
Kathleen Manley
Thayer Coggin
Chestnut St
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V. Batoon
THE
NCFWC
Frank Graham
Hum 'N’ Hoe Garden Club
Garden Makers Garden Club
John Diffendal
Busy Bee Garden
Wayside Garden Club
C. B. Mattocks
S. Main Street
Forest Park Garden Club
Suburban Garden Club
Carl W. Skinner
Canterbury Club
R. V. Hayworth
Home and Garden Club
Dallas
ST. Edward's Guild
MRS
St. Edward's Guild of
Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church
George Tolton
Daughters OF Wesley
Huey Lee
Hines St
Crestwood Presbyterian Church
Crestwood
Crestwood Presbbyterian Church
Henry Perry
Wiltshire Blvd
Bessie Mae ‘McFadden
Phil Strong
Manor Dr
E. L. Honeycutt
Westdale Dr
Land
D. L. Lanier
Lindale
Pan-Hellenic Council
Hasty Club
Busy Bee Club
Mrs. Taylor
PCS
Launder’s Toyland
E. Washington ST
Meredith
College Heights Club
Thomas
Deep River Club
Almanac Club
Hethcox
Myrtle Moffitt
VY Discount
DAR Lee’s
N. Main
Miss Seagraves
Gurney Snider Home
Xi Psi Chapter
Dai-Lee
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