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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1952

Page

7

Garden Club Officials Meet at Fifth District Event

State and district officers attended the Fifth District Garden Clubs annual meeting at the First Methodist Church with 286 registered. Pictured left to right are leaders from High Point Winston Salem Charlotte Greensboro Raleigh Chapel Hill and Durham along with guest speaker Mrs. F E Hamblen and past president Mrs. Wesley Taylor.

Fifth District First Methodist Church Jimmy Mitchell High Point Council of Garden Clubs W. E. Shore Winston- Salem B. W. Barnett Charlotte J. E. Clanton FE. C. Hamblen Durham Wesley Taylor Greensboro Burlington

Fifth District Garden Clubs Entertained By High Point Clubs

About 286 women attended the Fifth District Garden Clubs fall meeting at First Methodist Church in High Point with Mrs. Henry Sykes of Greensboro presiding. Mrs. E. C. Hamblen of Durham spoke on Containers of Antique Value and demonstrated arrangements, stressing container and setting. The event, hosted by High Point clubs, showcased colorfully arranged designs and honored state and district officers.

Fifth District Garden Clubs First Methodist Church Henry Sykes Greensboro Burlington E. C. Hamblen Durham Hamblen Jimmy Mitchell Ginger High Point Council of Garden Clubs Hambien

Christmas Craft Ideas for Dad and Family Friends

Learn to sew thoughtful handmade gifts for men using denim covers for wood golf clubs and a road map folder. Step by step directions cover cutting, appliqué, stitching, elastic threading, cording, bias binding, and pocket construction for durable, glamor accents.

Are They Dolls Or People

Dorothy Rof notes 1952 Christmas dolls rival human fashion with lifelike features. Dolls in mink coats cost 300 dollars and sport hair that grows when combed. Some dolls walk with moving arms, turn heads, roll eyes, or rock in chairs. Some have heartbeats talk in foreign languages drink and burp. Hairdos like poodle cuts and tails dominate doll fashion this season.

Dorothy Rof Associated Press Elton

Amarillo Fair Contest Winner Receives Sugar Prize

Mrs. N. C. Hildebrand won a jet making contest at the i-State Fair and was awarded a 100 pound sack of sugar as the prize.

Amarillo Tex N. C. Hildebrand

Air Express Growth in Chicago Rises in Early October

Air express shipments through Chicago climbed 12.7 percent in the first week of October versus the same period in 1951, signaling stronger mail and parcel activity for the city.

AIR Express Chicago

Farms Not the Same in Androscoggin County

In Androscoggin County 487 farms lack a single horse, highlighting a shift in rural farming practices.

Houston, Me Androscoggin County

Colorful Fifth District Garden Club table decor at meeting

Picture captions show a patriotic table arrangement from the Fifth District Garden Clubs at the First Methodist Church with High Point clubs supplying decorations. The event included discussion led by Mrs. E. C. Hamblen and featured unique favors for delegates and visitors.

Fifth District First Methodist Church High Point Clubs E. C. Hamblen

Fashion notes on new young dress styles and costumes

The article reviews a flannel themed fashion trend for young figures in dresses paired with small furs. It discusses dandy styled suits and costumes in fabrics like faille or taffeta with checked fronts and shirt fronts as dressy details.

Faille

Arrid Cream Deodorant Claims 53 Percent More Effective

Doctors report Arrid Cream Deodorant provides 53 percent more protection than leading brands, daily use keeps underarms dry and odor free, and protects clothes from stains. The product is sold at 43 cents plus tax and offers five benefits including rapid odor removal and antiseptic, gentle action.

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High Point State Garden Club Roy Homewood Chapel Hill North Carolina Garden Club Homewood Katharine Kirkman Kenneth Goodson Sidney Gayle Jr Dy-Dee Supply Company Waughtown Street N. C Elliott’s Sheraton Hotel Tobias America Cooper NT Maem Glamour Etta Gaynes Warren Stafford
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