Rose Show Honors J E Black Family at High Point Event
The J E Black garden led the High Point Rose Society show at Friends Church annex winning gold and silver certificates and top awards. Mrs J E Farr and C N Cox also earned gold and bronze certificates for Eclipse and New Yorker varieties amid weather tolls.
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J. E. Black
Rose Society of
High Point
Friends Church Annex
Harry Williamson
Rose Society
Concensus
Peace
Candi Black
Mrs. Peace
J. E.rmstrong
C. N. Cox
New Yorker
Mivanty
J. H. Walker
Crimson Chase
Tohow
Eclipse
Francis Eclipse
Crimson Glory
B. E. l. Peace
L. More
D. E. Peace
Sfr
J. Eclipse
J. E. Black Peace
L. Ingram
V. Ie ‘Harris
Furr
Lipse
Ate
F. C. Sharp
L. M. Imam
L. M. Am
W. J. Harris
T. Hudson
Fred
Master Point Play At Emerywood Club
The Emerywood Dupri Bridge Club invites Leena say as Emerywood Club and any i cate caves Bi nd in the overs hang to it was stated in unclear text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Club
Emerywood Dupri Bridge Club
Leena
Union Hill Club With Mrs Mooney
The Union Hill Home Demonstration Club meets at 1:30 PM at 3105 Kivett Drive, home of Mrs Claude Wil with Mrs Wilms Shaw assisting. The topic is Good Grooming and members plan dresses made for a display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill
Tey J
Claude
Wil
Kivett Drive
Wilms Shaw
Jumping Jewels college play repeated at HPC Monday night
The mystery comedy Jumping Jewels staged by High Point College Towers Hall drew strong audience reaction. Cast members Bob Lawrence Alan Scott Charles Snyder William Griswold and Willie Davis delivered standout performances under Professor William W. Collins, who received ovation and a gift. The show will be re presented by Trinity School on the 27th at 8 p.m. Attendance may rise if weather allows driving over from nearby areas.
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High Point College Towers
William W. Collins
Trinity School
Trinity
Kindergarten Train Ride and Lake Picnic Excite Children
Children enjoyed a first train ride and a lake picnic at Greensboro. Teachers Cummings and Mrs G Yar borough accompanied the group to the station wagon return to the City Lake where lunch was provided by the school.
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Cummings
G. Yarborough
Greensboro
J. D. Nelson
Ruthrd
City Lake
Converse College 1952 graduates include Mayme Earnhardt
Mayme Suzanne Earnhardt of High Point is among 58 candidates for degrees at Converse College 1952 exercises in Stanburg DC on Monday May 26. She is sociology major with English field of study and served as vice president of Student Government. Bishop Clare Purcell will give the baccalaureate sermon and Dr Anne Gary Pannell will deliver the graduation address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme
Suzanne Earnhardt
Sweet Briar
Bishop Purcell
Parnell
Miss Earnhardt
L. P. Earnhardt
Rotary Drive
Miss Barbara Steele to Be Honored At Bridal Parties
Miss Barbara Steele bride elect of the season is being honored at a series of parties starting Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. L. E. gy a center and neighbors. The events celebrate her betrothal to J. Van Boyles Jr. whose engagement was announced previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Steele
Local residents update on Norfolk and area movements
People J Ed Hall and daughter Jane return home on Chestnut Street after visiting Ambrose S and family in Norfolk. The Priddys relocate to Green Hill Farms Norfolk from 503 Chestnut Street. J G Snipes of Adams Street is a patient at High Memorial Hospital undergoing treatment. Mrs Joseph Harris of Spartanburg DC arrives for several days with Mr and Mrs Phil Clarke on Cedrow Avenue. Clarke recently returned from Stanburg. Mrs Everett L Best of Moore Avenue is a patient at Point Memorial Hospital. Elizabeth Reavis on Ones Street is ill and a patient at High Pole Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ed Hall
Jane
Chestnut Street
Ambrose S
Norfolk
Priddys
Green Hill Farms
J. G. Snipes
Adame Street
High Memorial Hospital
Joseph Harris
Spartanburg
D. C
Phil Clarke
Cedrow Avenue
Clarke
Stanburg
Everett L. Best
Moore Avenue
Geewea Sedo
Iga Point Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth "Reavis
Ones Street
Soting Ong
Oigh Pole
VFW Auxiliary Covers Dish Supper Held at West Broad
The VFW Auxiliary met at the VFW Home on West Broad Street for a covered dish supper and business session. Jack presented the obligation to new member Mrs Frankie Greer and bingo followed. about 35 men attended.
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VFW
West Broad Street
Aes
Jack
Frankie Greer
Hum And Hoe Garden Club Plans For Next Year
Hum and Hoe Garden Club holds its first regular meeting at Mrs. Roy Briggs home on Fairway. Plans for the coming year were discussed and officers were elected including Mrs. Parsons president and Mrs. Hobard Olive vice president. A picnic for members and families is set for June 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hum and Hoe Garden Club
Roy Briggs
Fairway
Town and Country Garden Club
James Parsons
Parsons
Howard Olive
Robert Morrow, Jr
Roy Briggs, Jr
Byron Haworth
W. H
Linthicum, Jr
High Point Garden Council
L. C. Poole
Mark Taylor
Howard Easter
Jimmy Thompson
Henry Whitfield, Jr
Frank Garrett
Canterbury Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs Simmons
The Canterbury Club will meet Friday at 1200 Greenway Drive for a luncheon hosted by Mrs. W D Simmons. The gathering starts at 12:30 PM with entertainment planned for the attendees. Tripoli engaged in a war with the United States from 1801 to 1805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
W. D. Simmons
Greenway Drive
Tripoli
United States
Women of Moose hear Glee Club program
The Women of the Moose meet Thursday afternoon at eight oclock at the Moose Home. The Junior High Glee Club, directed by Alfred Krech Jer, will be featured on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Alfred Krek Jer
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Actiities
Madeline Hoover
J. E. Black Gardens
Men’s Rose Society
Princess
Union Hill Club
Mrs. Mooney
Elgin
Opp
Uber Jewelers
HPC
New Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Freedom Fair
Estinghouse
Kester Bros. & Sons
Asheboro
Thomasville
Pyre‘nees Mountains
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
Women of Moose
Glee Club
U. S
Rose Furniture CO
Lord ‘Dulles
John T. Ellis
Ladies Fine Apparel
S. Main
YMCA
Lynbrook
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