N C Federation Plans American Home Week
The North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs announces American Home Week in November 1925. Led by Mrs. E. Lee Jones and Mrs. George H. Cates, the federation urges families to reunite, celebrate Thanksgiving together, host visitors, help seniors, tour historical sites, attend events, and include Bible readings to strengthen home life. The group totals 16,000 members and invites all North Carolinians to participate.
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N. C. Federation of Women’s Clubs, Inc
E. Lee Jones
Hamlet
Home Life Department
North Carolina
George H. Cates of
Faison
Federation
Jolly Workers Club Enters Christmas Doorway Contest
Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club votes to enter the Christmas doorway contest sponsored by the council. Barbara Hinson hosts at 710 Gatewood. The plot chairman reports 10 dozen pansies planted at Rockford Road and Country Club Drive. Members craft wooden plaques and chemical gardens in metal containers with guidance from Mrs Worth Ivey and the Wild Flower Garden Club.
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Jolly Workers Junior Garden Club
Council
Barbara Hinson
Gatewood
Rockford Road
Country Club Drive
Wild Flower Garden Club
Worth Ivey
Christmas Decorations Theme at Nature Study Garden Club
Mrs Thelma Michael of the Garden House led a program on Christmas decorations for the Nature Study Garden Club meeting yesterday. Seventeen members and guest Mrs David Jones attended with former member Mrs Ray Bechard welcomed back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Michael
Garden House
Nature Study Garden Club
J. D. Martin
David Jones
Ray Bechard
Elkin
Garden Club of
N. C
Dale Montgomery
Pilot Club Plans Sale at Milford Byerly Supplies
The High Point Pilot Club will hold a Friday evening food sale at Milford Byerly Supplies 3808 N. Main St. Beginning at 6 30 p.m. the sale offers baked canned and other foods for purchase.
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High Point Pilot Club
Milford
Enterprise ends wedding party photo policy
The Enterprise discontinues publishing engagement and wedding pictures except for rare theme events. The newspaper will run wedding and engagement photos only when there is a calendar month between the engagement and wedding announcements.
Credit Women Plan Board Meeting at Salisbury
Plans were finalized for the full board meeting of Credit Women International at a local club meeting. Nine members will attend the Salisbury event at the Holiday Inn. Miss Ruth Fitch led the session and announced committee assignments for the coming year. Workshops were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women International
Sheraton Hotel
Salisbury
Holiday Inn
Ruth Fitch
NALC Auxiliary Meet Planned
National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary 549 will meet on Monday at 7 30 p m with Mrs Gola Mae Measle of 305 Montheu Ave There will be election of officers.
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National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary 549
Gola Mae Measle
Montheu Ave
Emerywood Women’s Golf Assn Names Season Winners
The Emerywood Women’s Golf Association held the final play day at Emerywood Country Club. Winners named include Mrs. Jack Burris for low net and Mrs. Randall Terry for low gross with special prizes awarded to Mrs. John Farrington Mrs. Tom English Mrs. Ed Gill Mrs. Elmer James Mrs. John Mackerel Mrs. A B Croom Mrs. Don Mucklow and Miss Helen Marie Siceloff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerywood Women’s Golf Assn
Emerywood Country Club
Jack Burris
Randall Terry
Low Gross
John Farrington
Tom English
Ed Gill
Elmer James
John Mackerel
A. B. Croom
Don Mucklow
Helen Marie Siceloff
Auxiliary Welcomes New Member at Greensboro Convention Meeting
Mrs. G. D. Bostian hosted the I. T. Mann Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary on Old Winston Road. Mrs. Leigh Harper presided and reported on the O'Henry Hotel convention held Oct. 27 to 29. A United Fund contribution was made. Nine members attended including new member Mrs. Jane McLean from New York. A social hour followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Bostian
Winston Road
I. T. Mann
American Legion Auxiliary
Leigh Harper
O’henry
Greensboro
United Fund
Jane McLean
New York
Wall-Hung Buffet Combines Style and Practical Storage
Wall hung buffets provide extra storage and serving space with a handsome finish. They are easy to install and clean, with rich hardwood and bright fabric enhancing the simple lines. The plan is practical, offering a spacious serving bar and more.
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.C. Federation
Pilot Club
Credit
NALC
Reavis Memorial Baptist Church
Wayne Tuttle
H. Grady Miller
Baker Rd
Knightdale
Clyde Tucker
British Vogue
High Point’s House of Fashion
S. Main ST
Little
Southgate
Thomasville
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