Thanksgiving Centerpieces Spark Home Craft
Thanksgiving yields a bounty for the table with handmade centerpieces by Fay W. Gallimore. Mrs. Edgar Johnson designs a red chrysanthemum pineapple arrangement at 1104 Blain St, while Mrs. Johnson at Barbee Street features a six-horse drawn coach with grapes and chrysanthemums. Mrs. Charles E. Ritchie at 322 Louise Ave adds a decorated cake.
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High Point
Edgar Johnson
Blain St
N. C. Johnson
Barbee Street
Johnson
Charles E. Ritchie
Ritchie
Louise Ave
Youthful Readers To Explore New Worlds Weeklong Event
High Point marks National Children's Book Week 1962 with displays, posters, and activities in the public library and local schools. Elizabeth Gurley stresses hands on reading. the Book Week originators, Mathiews and Melcher, created a national literacy promotion with posters by Tomi Ungerer and Kate Seredy. The council urges parents to foster reading at home with six practical questions about library use and personal book collections.
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Anne Clary
Theresa Finch
Children's Division
High Point Public Library
Jessie Wilcox Smith
Elizabeth Gurley
Public Library
Franklin K. Mathiews
Boy Scouts of America
Frederic G. Melcher
Children’s Book Council
High Point
Tomi Ungerer
Kate Seredy
The
Book Council
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Faye W. Gallimore
Enterprise
Charles Ritchie
Dick Swaim
Art Richardson
Anne
Theresa
Adelaide Wendler
of the American Booksellers Assn
Hungary
Children’s Library
Miss Gurley
Debbie
Sulletin Board Williams
Mark Kivett
Lynn Williams