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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1957
Page
9
The piece highlights lamp trends for gifts and home decor. It notes mellow traditional designs from The Lamp and Shade Institute of America, with tole and Victorian revival styles. It describes bedside nursery and desk lamp ideas, and praises the enduring column lamp form.
Final plans for the VFW Buddy poppy sale Saturday were made. Proceeds will aid veterans or families. Event held at the Post Home on Greensboro Road with prize announcements for top recruiters. Mrs Doris B Pierce named secretary to fill vacancy created by Mrs Charles Gardner’s resignation. Door prize won by Mrs Charles Gardner. refreshments served by Mrs Shirley Watson and Mrs Gladys Black. Next meeting set for Nov 15.
The YWCA Double M Club planned World Fellowship Week observances for November and Christmas Cheer work. Dorothy Gueth will lead World Fellowship Week plans while the club aims to raise funds to send a delegate to the National YWCA convention. About 30 members attended the luncheon meeting.
Mrs. C. D. Pace and Mrs. Frank Savage hosted a luncheon with chrysanthemums arranged by Mrs. W. H. Taylor Mrs. Pace and Mrs. Kermit Sloop. Guests included Mrs. Eli Peresta of High Point and Mrs. Beverly Coleman of Greensboro. Attendance prize awarded to Mrs. Clarence Keever.
The Primrose Garden Club met last night at 301 Lindsay Street with nine members present. Mrs Robert Cottam spoke on direct arrangements and Mrs Robert Sheloff was announced to present a Christmas arrangements program in December. Refreshments followed.
The Past Noble Grand and Officers Club of Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet with Mrs. W. K. Kent at 604 West Broad Street this evening. The gathering is scheduled for 7:30.
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