Safety Engineer Talks To Insurance Women
John Ross of American Mutual Liability Ins Co was guest speaker at the High Point-Thomasville Association of Insurance Women meeting at Marguerite's Restaurant. He discussed accident prevention education and how it aids insurance professionals. The group announced a Monday evening insurance women school at 7 30 in the Piedmont Building and set next meeting for December 19 at Marguerite's.
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John Ross
American Mutual Liability Ins. Co
High Point - Thomasville Assn
Marguerite’s
Ross
Ben McKenzie
Piedmont
Mrs Hayworth Gives Program For Gardeners
Jamestown Garden Club heard a program by Mrs Tom Hayworth of Duke Power Co at Jamestown Methodist Church. She displayed handmade gifts and spoke on Christmas lighting. Plans for a Dec 11 Christmas tea were finalized and the town Christmas tree lighting on Dec 8 was announced. Guests included 14 Presbyterian Home residents and local women Mrs Ros sac van, Mrs Silas Kimsey, Mrs E B Wrike, and Mrs Thomas Smith.
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Jamestown
Petty Couple to Mark 50th Anniversary Celebration
Mr and Mrs M G Petty celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a party at their home on the High Point Thomasville highway this Sunday. Their sons and daughters in law Harold Petty and Don ald Petty invite guests to call between 2 and 5 p m.
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M. G. Petty
High Point
Thomasville
Harold Petty
Donald Petty
Friday Club Schedule of Activities and Events
The Modernette Club hosts a Friday 10 a.m. hot sale followed by a 7 to 9 p.m. family night plunge. At 8 p.m. Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club meets, and Y Teen officers train at 10 a.m. with 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Plunge scheduled.
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Modernette Club
Parkway
Duplicate Bridge Club
Home and Garden Club Plans Toy Drive Gift
Home and Garden Club members voted on a 25 dollar contribution to buy toys for handicapped children as its Christmas project. Meeting at Bruce Conrad's residence 1109 Wynnewood Drive, the group conducted a business session led by President Mrs Nat Harrison.
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Bruce Conrad
Wynnewood Dr
Nat Harrison
Ralph Starnes
Parkway Dr
C. E. Swinney
Conrad
Festive fruit and flower centerpieces for holiday tables
Read about seasonal table decorations from the Society of American Florists. Suggestions include low copper dish arrangements with pompon mums walnuts and red grapes for dining tables, grape bunches with water-filled vials for guests to see each other, and taller buffet setups using old fashioned scales with pink roses pink button mums and brown velvet cat tails.
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Society of American Florists
Podiatrist Speaks At Area 11 Nurses Meeting
The Practical Nurses Assn of Area 11 heard Dr. Harry T. Tilles a podiatrist from High Point at Women’s College last evening. He presented slides on foot diseases and treatment. Music by Mrs. Margaret Wyman of Greensboro opened the program with Thanksgiving songs and solo accordion. Mrs. Ethel E. Hill led the business session as twenty nurses from High Point Greensboro and Asheboro attended.
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Area 11
Harry T. Tilles
High Point
Woman’s College
Tilles
Margaret Wyman
Greensboro
Wyman
Ethel E. Hill
Association
Asheboro
The Camellia Sasanqua Favorites in Gardening
The Tar Heel Gardener extols Camellia sasanqua as a versatile evergreen with fragrant blooms from September to December. It notes sun and soil needs, garden uses from hedges to espaliering, and lists varieties such as Apple Blossom, Cleopatra, Dawn, Mine-No-Yuki, Oleifer a, Rosea, Showa-No-Sakae, and others with brief growth traits.
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Dauphine
Yuki
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Petty
Tlebrook
Colebrook
West High Street
Ing
Gill's
Home & Garden
Touch of Midas
Commerce
Huffman
Wal
N. Main St
Lpaper CO
College Village
Grace Flower Shop
Guilford
Jack Southerland
Atlas Shop
Harry ,Hawthorne
Hugh Kellam
Sedgefield
Hush Puppies
Wolverine
America
English Road
English Rd
Ain
Robin Hood Bottled
City Appliance Co
Wrenn
Ee Tan
Val
Chesterfield
Coats
Aon
Parkas
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