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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1958

Page

20

Fine Arts Festival Judges Honored With Luncheon

A luncheon honoring Guilford County Fine Arts Festival judges was hosted yesterday at the Wilkinson home by Mrs. L. L. Wilkinson and Mrs. Martine Barker. Local committee members assisted. attendees included judges from State College Winston-Salem Charlotte and Davidson College with guests from High Point Greensboro and Wilmington.

L. L. Wilkinson Martine Barker Guilford County Fine Arts Festival Wilkinson Home Guilford County Fine Arts Festival Association Wilkinson Rockford Rd I. Paul Ingle Blake Thompson G. H. Hobart H. S. Coffield ,Jr Richard Walser State College Joe King Winston-Salem Ben Whittier J. B. Gaither Tim Hartle Charlotte de Cleve Cromer Jan Satterfield Davidson College Claude Howell Wilmington Darnell Kartheurer Edwin Shewmake Philip Couch H. I. Coffield Sr High Point D. A. Rawley Festival Association George Hobart S. Paul Ingle Irvin Coffield Dick Hawkins Ivey Groome L. L. Wilkerson Greensboro L. Richardson Preyer The James G. Watson Donald Jupp L. W. Rson J. D. Gooch

Emerywood Club Plans Bingo Party

Emerywood Country Club announces a special bingo party set for Thursday evening. The event is described as a community gathering with prizes and refreshments.

Emerywood Club Emerywood Country Club

Weekend Visitors At Rotary Drive Home

Mr and Mrs Donald P Smith and children Dick Brad and Linda of Grosse Pointe Michigan visit Mrs J G Doggett 908 Rotary Dr while returning from a Florida vacation They will also see Dick Rigby Mrs Smiths brother Emmett Doggett Patsy Richmond VA and Bill Colonna fiance of Miss Doggett Guests at Rotary Drive Colonna to move here as assistant city planner next month Rebecca Hammer 1105 N Main St and Mrs Edward Wertz Weldon Drive travel to New York for pleasure and business return Wednesday Mrs Paul Laffoon remains patient at High Point Memorial Hospital visited recently Mrs C V Cook 1324 Club Dr underwent surgery at local hospital may receive visitors Mr and Mrs George Knight 307 Boulevard are at High Point Memorial Hospital Knights had surgery a week ago and Mrs Knight minor surgery Friday Visitors allowed

Donald P. Smith Brad Linda Grosse Pointe, Mich J. G. Doggett Rotary Florida Dick Rigby Mrs. Smith Emmett Doggett Dau Patsy Richmond Bill Colonna Miss Doggett Rotary Drive Colonna Rebecca Hammer Main St Edward Wertz Weldon Drive New York Paul Laffoon High Point Memorial Hospital George Knight Boulevard Mr. Knight

North Dakota Sees Freeze and Heat Extremes Annual

North Dakota records sub-zero temperatures on about 53 days per year and 90 degree-plus days on about 14 days yearly. Data show wide temperature swings across the state, reflecting its harsh winter and hot summer patterns.

North Dakota

Five of Diamonds Card Sold at Auction in 1880

A playing card valued at 13 750 dollars in 1880 sold at public auction. The card bore a miniature painting by German artist Hans Holbein.

Hans Holbein

Dogwood Garden Club PlansWednesday Meeting at Kellam Home

The Dogwood Garden Club will gather Wednesday at 2 p.m. at 1410 Edge dale Dr the home of Mrs H R Kellam. After a business session members will tour the iris garden of Mrs D W Parham on Triangle Lake.

Dogwood Garden Club H. R. Kellam Edgedale Dr Kellam D. W. Parham Triangle Lake

Rose varieties and species total 4833 recognized

Garden experts tally that a global count of roses now reaches 4833 distinct species and varieties. This figure reflects ongoing classification efforts by horticulturists and botanical societies.

Garde

Garden Therapy Program Highlighted by Bent Twig Club

Mrs. Brown Kaney presented garden therapy insights at Bent Twig Garden Club in Thomasville. The meeting at Guilford Dairy Hostess Room was led by president Mrs. Warren Armentrout with hostess Mrs. Joe Mitchell. Next gathering set for June 19 at 3 15 p.m. with hostess Mrs. Bill Swaim Jr. The report notes Ohio dairy cow numbers in 1957 were 85 percent of 1940 levels.

Mardi Gras Talk At Phi Beta Dinner In Thomasville

Mrs C H Newby and daughter hosted Phi Beta Literary Clubs at W Main Street Thomasville for a dinner and a talk on Mardi Gras by Leta Miller Bible teacher in the city schools. The gathering included members and visitors and marked the last meeting before a summer recess with one more session planned for late May.

Thomasville Phi Beta Literary Clubs C. H. Newby Jennie Reid Newby W. Main Street Leta Miller New Orleans Phi Beta Club Literary Club

Contented Dog Warden Service Expands in New Jersey

In Branchburg New Jersey Contented Warden Service operates with over 50 communities adopting the program. Founded six years ago by David Condit and Michael Kredowski to offer dog warden help at a fraction of full time costs.

Branchburg N. J Contented David Condit Michael Kredowski

Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at First Baptist Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church schedules a Monday monthly meeting. Day circles convene at 11:00 and 12:15 at the church with lunch in the Young People's Department, followed by business and inspirational sessions at 12:45. Night circles meet per assigned times, with a 7:45 inspirational program gathering in the department.

Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church Young People’s Department Doors South Tthe

Fossil eggs found in Bad Lands reveal perfect petrification

Fossil bird eggs in South Dakota's Bad Lands are so well preserved that scientists can measure shell thickness and distinguish yolk from white. James Lick, founder of Lick Observatory, left $700000 for the building and is buried in the observatory base.

South Dakota Lick Observatory James Lick

Municipal Dog Catcher Care for Contented Dogs

City dogs kept at the municipal pound await reclaim by owners or interested lovers. Dogs receive free lodging and medical care while their owners or adopters are sought.

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