Colonial Country Club Women Elect Officers
Women of Colonial Country Club held their annual meeting on Wednesday evening and elected officers for the coming year. Named were Mrs. John L. Cox and Mrs. W. V. A. Tonkin as chairman and co chairman along with several committee heads including Mrs. Stuart Kennedy, Mrs. Bradley Hunsucker, and Mrs. Dwight Upton among others. Retiring chairman Mrs. Don Upton presided at the dinner meeting at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Colonial Country Club
John L. Cox
W. V. A. Tonkin
Cochairman
Stuart Kennedy
Bradley Hun
Priscilla Club Luncheon at Mrs Perry's Home
Mrs Charles W Perry hosted the Priscilla Club luncheon at 1207 N Rotary Dr this afternoon. President Mrs T Young and 10 other members attended including Mrs J F Hayden Mrs Harry Brockmann and Mrs C C Garrett. The group plans a December grab bag gift exchange with Thanksgiving themed fruit and autumn leaves decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Perry
N. Rotary Dr
Priscilla Club
T. Young
J. F. Hayden
Harry Brockmann
C. C. Garrett
Owen Reese
Steve Clarke
Fred Thomas
Jesse Washburn
Will Clark
Vernon Idol
Collier Ellis
Charlie Barrer
Perry
Nurses Alumnae Hear Talk on Christmas Decorations
Mrs. Anne Hinkle Garrett spoke at the High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Assn meeting on constructing Christmas decorations. Introduced by Mrs. Loretta Groome, she showed pieces her and her students made. Garrett teaches science and art to seventh graders at Fair Grove School in Thomasville. A covered dish supper occurred in the student nurses dorm recreation room with Miss Hazel Johnson presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hinkle Garrett
High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae Assn
Loretta Groome
Hinkle
Fair Grove
Thomasville
Hazel Johnson
Madonnas Displayed For Club At High Point Camellia Meeting
Mrs. Chester C. Haworth presented a program on Madonnas at the High Point Camellia Club meeting held yesterday at Mrs. A. C. Perry’s Greenway Drive home. She displayed several Madonnas from her collection and traced their history while explaining proper display. Mrs. John R. Purcelle conducted the business meeting in the president’s absence. The club voted to assist High Point Memorial Hospital beautification and announced the Christmas tea on December 12 at Mrs. H. C. Williams’s Merry Hills home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Haworth
High Point Camellia Club
A. C. Perry
Greenway Drive
Haworth
John R. Purcelle
T. Eugene Terrell
High Point Memorial Hospital
H. C. Williams
Merry Hills
Perry
Miss Chestner and Willis To Be Honored Dinner
Miss Judith Chestner and W. Jack Willis of High Point will be honored at a dinner party following their wedding rehearsal. The event, hosted by the couple’s parents at Martha Cook Coleman’s Restaurant, will host thirty guests at 8 p.m. after a 4:30 p.m. wedding at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Judith Chestner
W. Jack Willis
High Point
Martha Cook Coleman
K. Herman Falk
Lester Troy Chestner
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Gilmer
Rolling Planter A Must For Indoor Plant Lovers
Rolling planters are essential for serious house plant collectors as most indoor gardeners are women and many large showpiece plants in clay pots require careful transportation around the home. Many models exist in furniture and garden stores or can be homemade with spare casters one-inch boards and aluminum sheets.
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Colonial Country Club
Ofl
Fez
Madonnas
Miss Chestner
Mr. Willis
James Huff
Rt. 4
Arthur Murray
Emerywood Country Club
High Point Chapter
Nash Jewelry CO
N. Main ST
Mamie Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Central Ice & Coal CO
West Broad
Touch of Midas
Commerce
Union Credit Card
Dreses
RS Oea
Ladies
Orion
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