Bible Plants Highlighted At Garden Study Club
Mrs J A Eshelman led a Bible plants program for Garden Study Club at Mrs M R Cole’s Orlando Street home. She linked biblical gardens to today’s readers, noting figs olives and vines recur in scripture and that cultivated herbs were taxed. wreath for VA Hospital Salisbury planned, Christmas party co chairs named, gift exchange drawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Eshelman
Garden Study Club
M. R. Cole
Orlando Street
Eshelman
Goley Marlette
Salisbury
J. W. van Loan
Cole
Social calendar of local club meetings and events
At 6 30 p m the High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Assn holds a covered dish supper for nurses at the dorm on Boulevard. 7 30 p m Mrs Ralph Vance hosts a Wild Flower Garden Club meeting on Quaker Lane. 7 45 p m Suburban Garden Club meets with Mrs Gene Kester on Manor Drive. 11 a m Friday Morning Music Study Club gathers at Mrs Sidney Gayle on Country Club Drive. 3 30 p m Canterbury Club meets with Mrs W F Ellis on Chestnut Street. 6 30 p m I T Mann unit of the American Legion Auxiliary dines with Legion at the legion home on High Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Assn
Boulevard
Ralph Vance
Quaker Lane
Gene Kester
Manor Drive
Sidney Gayle
Country Club
Canterbury Club
W. F. Ellis
Chestnut Street
Ti. T. Mann
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
High Street
Let the Children Contribute Let the Children Contribute
Children enjoy crafting with paper chains and finger painting. Propose combining activities to create bright tree decorations. Finger paint can be prepared with corn starch and pure food colors for quick, kid friendly art projects.
Manners by Millet A Patient Demands Brief Visit
A hospital patient remains irked by visitors and insists on a curt, short call. The request sets a stark tone for any social call, stressing brevity over pleasantries during a medical stay.
Talk On Frozen Foods Presented For Club
Mrs L G Nelms county agent demonstrated frozen foods at Midweek Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Slack on Chestnut Street. She urged tracking retail use and checking counter temperatures to zero or lower, stressed proper packaging and defrosting methods. Achievement Day for Guilford County is set for today at Woman's College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Nelms
Elizabeth Slack
Chestnnut
Bruce Clodfelter
Nelms
Sue
C. R. Lloyd
C. W. Thomas
Exchangette Club Supports Cloverdale and Tomlinson Schools
Exchangette Club donated shoes and lunches to aid student attendance at Cloverdale and William F. Tomlinson Schools. The report was given at a YWCA dinner meeting by Mrs. Paul Callaham who urged more shoe and clothing distributions for indigent junior high students. A club sale of nylon scarfs, bandages, and a benefit bridge were cited as successful fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
William F. Tomlinson
High Point Exchangette Club
YWCA
Paul Callaham
Callaham
Eural Cates
Harold C. Davis
James Blackwell
Clarence Vincannon
Homer Smith
Gordon Weathers
Dieticians Meet in Greensboro Theme Good Food Responsibility
North Carolina Dietetic Assn members attend a three day annual meeting at Holiday Inn South. An executive board session and dinner were held yesterday. Eleanor J. Miller of Stouffer Foods Corp spoke and Martha Lewis of Ohio State University will close the meeting. A recipe tip suggests pop up tomato juice with lemon juice and Worcestershire sauce served icy cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
North Carolina Dietetic Assn
Holiday Inn South
Eleanor J. Miller
Stouffer Foods Corp
Cleveland
Ohio
Martha Lewis
College of Medicine
Ohio State University
Rebekah Group Plans Meeting
The Officers and Past Noble Grand Club of Magdalene Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow evening at 307 Louise Ave at 7 30. Visiting Rebekahs will be welcomed, the president announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Club
Magdalene
Rebekah Lodge
J. H. McIntyre
Louise Ave
Rebekahs
Mrs. Rawlinson Hosts WCTU Meeting Tuesday
Mrs. J. E. Rawlinson was hostess to the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at the regular meeting on Tuesday. Members participated in an informal devotional. Mrs. Ray Warner conducted a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Rawlinson
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Ray Warner
STOPPING STATIC IN CLOTHING WITH FABRIC SOFTENER
A quick tip suggests using fabric softener in the final rinse of slips and petticoats to eliminate static electricity in clothing. The advice targets reducing cling and shocks for bathers and general wear.
Dean of Music Addresses Women's Club on Art and Time
Dr Lee Rigsby dean of music at Woman's College spoke on The Blending of Art Music and Architecture for the High Point Women's Club Yesterday he used colored slides of cathedrals from Romanesque Gothic Renaissance and Baroque eras to trace mood shifts from 600 to 1759 A D The luncheon at Emerywood Country Club featured chrysanthemum table decor and opening remarks by Mrs C G Mackintosh who cited district meetings and upcoming events Also noted were guests from Sedgefield Archdale Trinity clubs and invitations for next December meeting with state president Mrs James M Harper Jr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Rigsby
Woman’s College
High Point Woman’s Club
Rigsby
Genevieve Moore
Fine Arts
Cecil Wilcox
Draper
Mackintosh
Boston University
James M. Harper Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manners
Millet
Concord Tape Recorder
Uae
Ruby
Jewelers
S. Main ST
Rebekah Group
Mrs. Rawlinson
WCTU
WC Dean of Music
Woman's Club
Emerywood Country Club
R. W. Chamblee
C. G. Mackintosh
Henry White
Robert Martin
H. M. Taylor Jr
Paul Owen
E. K. Thrower
Sedgefield Woman’s Club
Abe Ripken
New York City
Arthur Cassell
Milton Silver
Gene Perelman
High Point
Seldon Mitchell
High Point Arts Council
Ways and Means
Sedgefield
Archdale Trinity
Grace Flower Shop
Patents & Standards
Florabundas
Grandifloras
Mirandy
N. Wrenn St
Dial
Glamor Dome
S. Wrenn St
Kiddie Korner
Ker
Elizabeth
RUBYS
Diamond Council of America
Uuby
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