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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1957
Page
6
The Double H Club votes to deliver fruit baskets to three Camp Butner patients for Thanksgiving and gifts for three others at Christmas. Mrs. Tommy Ragan leads the meeting as members share handmade Christmas gift ideas and quilt squares for a first friendship quilt.
Mr and Mrs E C Fox Jr of Pittsburgh announce the birth at Magee Hospital in Pittsburgh The mother is the former Joyce Linthicum of High Point Ancestry not specified and no birth date given.
Wake Robin Garden Club held a 10 o clock meeting at Mrs Norman Hecklers home. Mrs Brandis Leonard presented original seasonal decorations ideas and demonstrations while club president Mrs Morgan led the session. Mrs Howard reported on Garden Center displays and by law amendments were explained by Mrs Rives. Refreshments were served to 15 members.
Johnson Street School hosts a 7 30 PM PTA meeting with a crowded turnout. Parents tour classrooms, learn teaching methods and grading system, and receive explanations of a bond issue vote. Awards go to the room with most parents present.
Hum n Hoe Garden Club heard Mrs John Haworth speak on Fruit and Vegetable Arrangements at yesterday's luncheon. The group met at Mrs Lucille Poole's home, voted for Christmas cards with a coin, heard Rev E B Price announce the school bond issue, and elected to donate shrubs for Guilford County Home.
The Plant and Pluck Garden Club met at Mrs. L. W. Stevens home on CC Camp Road with 10 members. They exchanged Christmas arrangements and decorations and voted to send a poinsettia to the VA hospital at Christmas. Plans for a December luncheon were made.
League of Women Voters discussion leader Mrs. James Quinn led the LWV Unit Visitors meeting. Attendees included Mesdames Carl Cosner Arnold Aronson Bert Griffiths Austin Fortney and Eli Nijhuis with Unit I members Mrs. Tom Ratajczak and Mrs. Tyree Nabors.
Dewey Corns spoke at Mrs. Darrell Holland's home on Carolina Avenue on pruning methods for trees and shrubs with time of year guidance. Nell Bailey led the business meeting about planting shrubs at Montlieu Avenue School and future plantings, followed by refreshments. The next meeting is planned for December at Mrs. Cleo Venable's on Fifth.
Burglars broke into the Monroe Garbage Service office in Sacramento and stole a metal cash box containing $50 in customers’ bounced checks, according to owner Robert Monroe.
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