Holiday Program For Forest Park Garden Club
Forest Park Garden Club met at Mrs. Ben Braswell’s Williams Street home for a Christmas decor demonstration by Mrs. Millard Firesheets. She gave directions for home decorations and distributed brochures. Mrs. Braswell led devotions, Mrs. Bill Allen ran the business session, planning the December 20 party at her home. council report by Mrs. Chet Allen and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Firesheets
Forest Park Garden Club
Ben Braswell
Williams Street
Green Acre Gardeners Hold Club Meeting with Fall Decor
Green Acre Garden Club meets at Mrs. Bernet's Westwood home with Mrs. Roy Wooster presiding. Minutes, thank-you notes, and a treasurer's report are reviewed. Members discuss wreaths for Salisbury veterans hospital and a November birds talk by Mrs. Lynette Barber, plus a resignation and upcoming Christmas party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Bernet
Carey Bell
Green Acre
PTA Council
Bennet
Veterans’ Hospital
Salisbury
Marcus Aderholdt
Council
Lynette Barber
Frank Dozier
Mrs Nijhuis Describes Holland Customs At Club Luncheon
Mrs Remmelt Nijhuis native of Holland described customs of her homeland at the Double M Club luncheon at Adams Memorial YWCA. She spoke on St Nicholas Day and compared it with Christmas, answered questions, and was introduced by Mrs J J Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Nijhuis
Holland
Births announced in High Point area
Mr and Mrs Henry Overcash announce Amy Louise born Nov 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs L T Stevenson announce James Alga born Nov 14 at High Point hospital. Mr and Mrs Kerney Wood announce Gina Melia born Nov 14 at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs James L Sny der announce Julia Lea born Nov 14 at High Point hospital. Mr and Mrs Truman Mayes announce Debra Jean born Nov 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Long announce Lisa Diane born Nov 15 at the local hospital. Mrs Long is the former Patricia Ellis. Mr and Mrs James Swafford announce Sharon Kay born Nov 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Louise Overcash
Henry Overcash
E. Farriss Ave
Amy Louise
High Point Memorial Hospital
James A. Stevenson
L. T. Stevenson
Rt. 2
High Point
James Alga
High Point Hospital
Gina Melia Wood
Kerney Wood
A. Ingleside Dr
Gina Melia
Julie Lea Snyder
James L. Snyder
D. Hawthorne St
Julia Lea
Debra Jane Mayes
Truman Mayes
Rt. 3
Debra Jean
Lisa Diane Long
Robert Long
1817 C
Oak View Rd
Lisa Diane
Navy
Long
Patricia Ellis
Marion
Sharon Kay Swafford
James Swafford
Gatewood Ave
Sharon Kay
Swafford
Betsy Roberts
VEW Auxiliary Postpones Planned Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary to VEW Post 1960 has postponed the meeting due to remodeling at the post home. It will be held on December 1 at 7:30 PM at the post home.
Miss Mashburn Entertained At Bridal Courtesy
Miss Barbara Mashburn was hosted Saturday at the Norwood Drive home of Mrs. Ronald Whitaker for a miscellaneous bridal shower. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Roy Wayne. The party featured yellow chrysanthemum corsages, a toaster and laundry hamper as gifts, with Mrs. Douglas Mashburn and Mrs. Ruth Dobbins among special guests. Green and white decor highlighted arrangements of fall flowers. Miss Mashburn is set to wed Kenneth Rush on November 26 at a parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Mashburn
Norwood Drive
Ronald Whitaker
Fred Smith
Roy Wayne
Miss Mashburn
Douglas Mashburn
Ruth Dobbins
Kenneth Rush
Local Health News Briefs Include Recoveries and Surgery
Mrs Hubert Smith returns home at 803 Lindsay Street to recuperate from major surgery at High Point. Bob White of 611 Westwood released from High Point Memorial Hospital after treatment. Ronald Kizer Thomas, son of Mrs Dorcas Thomas of 410 Centennial Ave, underwent surgery at High Point Memorial Hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Smith
Lindsay St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Bob White
Westwood
Ronald Kizer Thomas
Dorcas Thomas
Centennial Ave
Mid Week Study Club and Garden Club Meet in Thomasville
Wednesday features the Mid Week Study Club with Mrs. Harvey G. Bell at 1203 Greenway, Jamestown Garden Club gathering at Jamestown Methodist, Martha Bell Society with Miss Sandra Deal at 1449 N Hamilton, and evening social events including a dinner for Miss Lou Hunter at Al Boling's Steak House and a lingerie shower for Miss Marie Everhart at Fair Lanes. Thursday lists Spade n Grow Garden Club with Mrs. Rodney Wells, Private Duty Nurses Club at the nurses home, and a cake cutting after the Everhart-Smith wedding rehearsal at Trinity Methodist Church. Friday announces the wedding of Hart and Charles William Smith at Trinity Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey G. Bell
Greenway Dr
Jamestown Garden Club
Jamestown Methodist Church
Martha Bell Society
Children of the American Revolution
Sandra Deal
N. Hamilton St
Lou Hunter
Ray Stanford
al Boling
Marie Everhart
Camilla Smith
Fair Lanes
Spade 'N’ Grow Garden Club
Rodney Wells
Georgia Ave
Thomasville
Nurses Home
Everhart-Smith
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles William Smith
Salad First Rule for Controlling Dinner Appetite
Advice suggesting starting meals with salad to curb hunger and reduce overall food intake at dinner. It claims a salad helps lessen the appetite for heavier dishes and can prevent overeating.
Philathea Class Banquet Honors Church Women Over 70
In Thomasville Fair Grove Methodist Church the Philathea Class hosted a banquet to honor all women of the church aged over 70. Dale Jarrett led as master of ceremonies, Rev. Dwight Pyatt gave invocation, William Anderson delivered the address, and Hilda Pyatt presented orchids to each honoree. Mrs. W. P. May received a book of Peter Marshall sermons as the oldest guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Pyatt
W. P. May
Philothea
Fair Grove Methodist Church
Thomasville
Dale Jarrett
Dwight Pyatt
William Anderson
Peter Marshall
Busy Bee Club Garners Honor Roll Certificate
Busy Bee Garden Club met at Mrs. W. J. Andersons home for a Christmas ideas exchange. Mrs. C. K. Wright led the session and reported on the district meeting while the club earned a certificate showing they are on the honor roll. New member Mrs. Vernon Ward suggested bulbs. nine members and guest Mrs. J. E. Kearns enjoyed Russian tea and refreshments afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bee Garden Club
W. J. Anderson
C. K. Wright
J. R. Spencer
Vernon Ward
Fine Arts Group In Thomasville Hears Program On Little Theatre
The Thomasville Woman's Club Fine Arts Department heard Doris Pardington of Winston-Salem on Little Theatre history and duties. Pardington discussed five obligations of theatre to audience and five obligations of audience to theatre, citing books and current productions Pinocchio and The Hasty Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Thomasville
Little Theatre
Doris Pardington
Winston - Salem
Thomasville Woman's Club
G. W. Lyles
YWCA Calendar Entries Highlight Weekly Activities
A Saturday schedule lists 7th grade Y Teens at 4 p.m. and 1th 12th grade YTeens at 4 p.m. The Modernette Club Benefit Bridge is at 7:30 p.m. and 12:15 p.m. Modernette Club meets at 4 p.m. The Robins Club gathers at 6:15 p.m. and the Agenda Club at 6:30 p.m. A 9:15 a.m. Children’s Bible Story session is planned at WMFR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMFR
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Forest Park Club
Green Acre Gardeners
Guilford Optical
N. Main Street
Main Drug No. 2
Jack Swatherland
gmarySantas
Magnus
N. Main St
Philathea
Busy Bee Club
J. E. Kearns
Wrena
City Appliance CO
Beavers
Kedmans
Julius Gray
Edwin Drury
J. A. Palmer
J. R. Blair
Spencer Carlton
M. L. Bales
Lyles
J. C. Lloyd
Drury
Ywca Calendar
Bailey
Green Street
Grace Flower Shop
Kodak Complete
KODAK
Kodak Brownie Automatic Movie
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