Almanac Garden Club Staffs June at Garden Center
The Almanac Garden Club will staff the Garden Center at Straughan's Book Shop during June. Theme is Informal Arrangements for Lazy Summer Days with weekly topics Coffee on the Terrace, Picnic Table, Outdoor Buffet, and Pause for a Coke. Center hours are Thursdays ten to five, with Mrs. R. F. Craver and Mrs. J. E. Gibson Jr. in charge first week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Almanac Garden Club
Almanac Club
Straughan
R. F. Craver
J. E. Gibson, Jr
Newcomers bring college romance to High Point church
Reverend Lloyd E. Sechriest and his wife Lois Shoe Sechriest moved to High Point to serve as pastor of the First Evangelical and Reformed Church. He previously led Lower Stone Evangelical and Reformed Church in Rockwell after training at Lancaster Theological Seminary. Sechriest, a Thomasville native, served four years in the Army including the Pacific theater. The couple arrived with 13 month old Stephen Lloyd and Mrs Sechriest also served in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd E. Sechriest
Lois Shoe
Salisbury
Catawba College
First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Lechriest
Stephen Lloyd
High Point
Rockwell
Lower Stone
Lancaster
Thomasville
W. E. Sechriest
Walnut Street
Infantry
Quartermaster Corps of
Army
Jones Business College
Miss Carolyn Reed to Wed Byron Dame This August
Mrs Elva C Reed of St Petersburg Florida announces the engagement of her daughter Carolyn Lois Reed to Byron Case Dame son of Mr and Mrs Robert Dame of Casenovia New York The couple plan a mid August wedding at St Marys Episcopal Church Carolyn attended Duke University and UF for speech correction work Byron is a Syracuse graduate and an executive with Sylvania Electric in High Point The notice also includes a washing woolens tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Clarence Reed
Sixth Avenue South
St. Petersburg
Florida
Carolyn Lois
Byron Case Dame
Robert Edson
Casenovia
New York
Miss Reed
Duke University
Delta Delta Delta Social Sorority
Tau Psi Omega
University of Florida
High Point
Mr. Dame
Syracuse University
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Miss Esther Koontz Given Miscellaneous Shower
A miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Esther Koontz bride elect was hosted by Miss Betty Livengood at Wesley Place. Guests wore larkspur and mums, received china lamps as gifts, and prizes were awarded to Dixie Henderson June Rogers and Mrs Argie Wood. Koontz is set to wed Hal Livengood June 20 at Green Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Koontz
Betty Livengood
Wesley Place
Hore
Dixie Henderson
June Rogers
Argie Wood
J. M. Koontz
M. J. Livengood
Miss Koontz
Hal Livengood
Green Street Baptist Church
Wild Flower Club Holds Round Table Discussion
The Wild Flower Garden Club met with Mrs. J. S. Farr and associate hostess Mrs. T. R. Ballard. Mrs. Ray Nance moderated a round table on wild flowers, including soils and mulching. Mrs. Worth Ivey announced plans for a Garden Party on Tuesday June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Garden Club
J. S. Farr
T. R. Ballard
Ray Nance
R. B. Moore
Armstrong Park
Paul Spencer
Garden Club
Wilmington
Worth Ivey
Y W C A Schedule Highlights Weekly Events
The Y W C A posts a busy week of activities. Softball games at Mills Home and Harvel Field share the lineup with swim sessions, bridge, clubs, and meetings including Finance, Modernette, Agenda, Robins, Community, Adams, and Y Stardusters events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C
Mills
Finance Committee
Y.W.C.A
Oakdale
Harvel Field
Junction
Robins Club
Crafts
Adams Club
Y Stardusters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alamanac Club
Staff Garden Center
sDiseilee
Ae Pull
Carpet Craft, Inc., and
Bloom’s
Carpet Craft, Inc
Bloom Duaiit
E. Washington St
Army Nurses Corps
Philadelphia General Hospital
Woodrow Avenue
Enterprise
Don Sturkey
Carolyn Reed
Byron C. Dame
Wild Flower Club
America
SEIS
BALL
Merk
Edwine
JONES
Better Homes & Gordes
Howse & Gordes
Goodyear
P.S. Ask
Diffendal’s
North Main Street
Urs
Tel
Sartin Cleaners
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