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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1953
Page
11
Barbara Frost's rail road flat undergoes a cleanup and makeover after years of clutter. She removes unused odd pieces and mismatched portraits, then plans a repaint and lighting overhaul to brighten the narrow space. She chooses a DIY approach for most tasks and reserves only the toughest jobs for experts.
Jamestown Garden Club met at the Community Center with Mrs. K. T. Miller presiding. Guests Mrs. R. C. Christman and Mrs. F. E. Wolfe spoke on Christmas arrangement variety, as plans were made to tour members’ homes to study decorations. hostesses served a sweet course. Also advice on making wax paper covers for small electric appliances was given.
The Garden Makers met at the Country Club for a luncheon presided by Mrs. George Marsh. They discussed four December arrangements for the Garden Center and announced a December 18 Christmas dinner party. A film showcasing the Sherwood Tulip and Azalea Gardens in Baltimore was shown during the program for about 20 members.
Carl Austin Hall, now on trial for the kidnap slaying of Bobby Greenlease, was employed briefly last summer as an insurance salesman. An agent for the company testified Hall made only one sale, to Mrs Bonline Brown Heady, who is on trial with him.
The Country Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. E. Roy Samuels with associates hosting. Guest speaker Mrs. R. K. Stewart spoke on Christmas decorations and shared views from trips to New York and Washington rose gardens and chrysanthemum shows.
Mrs John Foy Jr of Thomasville, formerly Miss Mary Jo Jenkins, will be honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs Edward Drake Jr at the Drake residence 301 Park Teesis tomorrow at 12 noon. Invitations extend to guests for a socially staged event.
Mrs. Cecil Hine of Winston-Salem spoke to the Modern Book Club on Oberammergau and its Passion Play. She described the ten yearly performance, its community influence, and her 1950 Germany trip, as members planned a Christmas party and gift exchange.
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