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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1950

Page

7

Garden Council Plans Garden School and Christmas Projects

The Garden Council with 24 clubs met at the YWCA to discuss plans for a Garden School in March under horticultural leadership and a Christmas project of placing trees at the Sanatorium. Effie Cox championed the Blue Star marker, district meetings, and Camellia Society events were reviewed, and 500 daffodils gifted by Dr. Carrick were planted at Tate Park. A December 4 meeting was scheduled.

Council of Garden Clubs Y.W.C.A Effie Sean Theford Sanatorium Garden Club of North Carolina Leaksville North Carolina Camellia Society Raleigh D. B. Carrick Tate Park

Wake Robin Garden Club Hears Talk on Roses

L. B. Dutton, a rose authority, spoke to the Wake Robin Garden Club at Mrs. Guy Carr's home on West Howell Street. The guest discussed soil and care tips for successful rose growing. Hostesses Mrs. J. Edgar Kennedy and others served refreshments to fourteen members and one visitor.

L. B. Dutton Wake Robin Garden Club Guy Carr West Howell Street J. Edgar Kennedy

Ward Street Methodist Circle Plans Tomorrow Meeting

Circle No. 3 of Ward Street Methodist Church will meet at the church hut tomorrow evening from 6 to 7 30. Mrs Paul Craver and Archie Craver will be hostesses for the event at Gem WARD ST. CIRCLE MEETS TOMORROW.

St. Edwards Guild Tom the Immaculate Heart of 4 Aera Gem Ward ST. Circle Ward Street Methodist Church Paul Craver Archie Craver

Episcopal Bake Sale at Richardson's Tackles Saint Mary's Aid

St. Anne's auxiliary of Saint Mary's Episcopal Church sponsors a bake sale in front of Richardson's department store on Saturday November 11. The sale starts at 9:30 AM and supports the auxiliary's projects. Mrs Sterling White chairs the arrangements committee.

Richardson's Department Store St. Anne's Saint Mary's Episcopal Church Sterling White

Time zone note for broadcast relay tests

Eastern standard time governs the schedule with daylight changes not reflected. For central standard subtract one hour and two hours for mountain in the relay tests. Local schedules may vary and last minute program changes are not included.

Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Programs Listed

A dense listing shows a November 4 evening slate with news, sports, and entertainment items across networks. Programs include News for 15 Min, Sports: Music Time, Newscast by Three, various talk and variety shows, Perry Como, Arthur Godfrey, Kukla Kon Ollie, 6 Gun Playhouse, Piedmont Edition, Film Short, Melody Time, Don McNeill, and late sports finales.

Nbe-Cbe Abc-Mbs-East Abc-Mbs-West Nbe Cbs Cba Nbe Rowe Eest Abe News Evening Bormabe Ameleon Dbs Abe Homemakers’ Exchange Vanity Fair Frank Oll Showroom Perry Como Arthur Godfrey Teller of Talesesas Wfmy-Tv Dick Willis Gras Howdy Kukla Kon Ollie Gun Playhouse Don McNeill

Society Snips and Headlines From New York and Abroad

Winchell Paris bureau shifts to New York as assistant to John Shaw Billings now chief of the Luce empire. It's a girl for the B Reardons. World-Telegram manager Clifford C. Fischer enters Drs. surgery tomorrow. A graham cracker for the James Grahams of Post. A best seller author nearly wrecked the 1% to Abbe Lane romance. Reader's Digest answers Alabama Gov. Folsom libel suit will hit front pages. Horace Marston and Matilda Strazza eloped weeks ago. Marquessa De Portago of Spain returns next month. Japan's pinup Shirly Yamaguchi to wed one of Hirohito's new views. Pulitzer Prize playhouse funded by Columbia School of Journalism but not winning. Times critic lauded as ballet deemed too much dancing. Mrs. Truman trims Prez to 176 pounds. Gypsy Rose Lee's groom says this is The End.

Paris N. Y John Shaw Billings He Luce Empire B. Reardons Reader's Digest Alabama Columbia School of Journalism Pulitzer Prize Playhouse Christopher Bean

Sorority Honors New Pledges At Breakfast

Sigma Alpha Phi at High Point College hosted a breakfast for new pledges at the Sheraton Hotel ending a week of rush, initiations, and installations. Sponsors Vera Idol and Dr Helen Bartlett attended, with officers Betty Jane Gibbs president and Dorothy Monto vice president.

Sigma Alpha Phi Sigma Alpha Phi Sorority High Point College Sheraton Hotel Dorothy Montgomery Winston-Salem Helen Bartlett Betty Jane Gibbs E. Vera Idol Sorority Raleigh Hunt Wesley Memorial Church Doris Autry Asheville Betty Belcher Wilm Bonnie Crawford Willie Davis Durham Nancy Koontz Jane Long Point Jean Janene Jerry Roberson Eldred Shafer Taylorsville Dorothy Stone Sanford Marian Warren Vera Idol Burlington Dorothy Monto Kathryn Hunter Wilming

Altrusa Board Entertained By Miss Flintom

Miss Margaret Flintom hosted Altrusa club board members at the November session with a buffet supper. Miss Jessie May Young led the meeting as president while Madeline Hoover, Dorothy Forward, Louise Abernathy, E. Vera Idol, Mary Louk served as officers or directors.

Margaret Flintom Altrusa Club Jessie May Young Tueday Miss Young Madeline Hoover Miss Flintom Dorothy Forward Louise Abernathy E. Vera Idol Mary Louk

Green Acre Club Displays Flower Arrangements Movie

The Green Acre Garden club met at Mrs. Grady Morgan's home on Chestnut street. Mrs. James Hunt assisted, and a colorful flower arrangement movie was shown courtesy of local Coca Cola plants with Mr. Newman in charge. Mrs. Bob Culp led the by laws adoption as amendments passed. Plans for a Christmas party were discussed for the first Tuesday in December at Bob Call's home. Eighteen attended and refreshments followed.

Green Acre Bob Call

Culture of Camellias Discussed By Mrs Harris for Garden Makers Club

Mrs Valette J Harris spoke on camellias at the Garden Makers club at the Holbrook home on Emery road with Carterbrook and Mrs Dupuy Sears as hostesses. She listed varieties suited to the area and methods to protect plants, noting evergreen use and winter care. The club voted to support the Blue Star Highway market with the National Federation of Garden Clubs and reviewed Oakwood cemetery entrance plans. Twenty one members attended and refreshments were served.

Valette J. Harris Garden Makers Club Carterbrook Dupuy Sears Holbrook Emery Road Harris Blue Star Highway National Federation of Garden Clubs Sidney , Jr Harris Covington

YWCA Schedule Of Classes And Committees

The YWCA posts a weekly lineup including Wednesday sewing circle at 3:00 and Y Teens at 4:00, and Thursday activities such as golf at Blair Park at 9:30 and 4:30, Modernettes nominating committee, 11th and 12th grade Y Teens at 4:15, Jolly Y dance committee at 4:30, plus Finance committee at 7:00 and Board of Directors at 8:00.

Blair Park Jolly Y

Pilot Club Hosts Meeting Plans International Projects

Mrs W W Horton entertained thirteen Pilot club members at her home with a business session outlining Bible teaching support in city schools and Christmas gifts for Vimoutiers town rehabilitated after wartime bombing. A Paris club letter from fifteen members and plans for aiding a Thaving family were reported. promotional efforts and new memberships were announced.

W. W. Horton Pilot Club Associateds Paris France Thaving Vimoutiers Pilot International

Moose Group To Meet Tomorrow

Chapter 961 Women of the Moose will hold its regular meeting at the Moose Home Thursday evening at eight o'clock. Members are reminded to bring gifts for 3 Livealens.

Women of the Moose Moose Home

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Garden Council Cynthia Smith Percy Smith High Point Route Two Rankin Memorial Methodist Church Tommy Franklin Newby Connie Cates E. F. Cates Rivett Drive Donna McCain Helen Cates St.Joseph Ce Kie Greensboro Wake Robin Club Care of Roses WHPE Whpe-Fm Washington News World News United Nations Washington Weather Raymond Gram Swin Liberty Land of the Free Wanderers of the Eloise Washington Weather Report Raymond Gram Episcopal Group Winchell College Altrusa Green Acre Club Izzy Roy USN Mrs. Harris Oakwood Cemetery Sewing Circle Pickett Pilot London Honoulu Cavalier Guilford Furniture CO N. Main Waughtown Street N. C For DIAL Forrest Edwards DY Dee Supply CO North Carolina Lobias Murray Sices Colliers Coats Malak Mink Bombay Lamb Tobias
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