High Point African Violet Society Elects Officers
The High Point African Violet Society elected officers for the coming year at its November meeting attended by 19 members. New president is Mrs. B W Hackney Jr with Mrs C A Daniels as vice president and Mrs E J Oglesby secretary, Martha Gates treasurer. The group planned a December 15 Christmas party at 8 PM at Hackney's home and discussed violet species and varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point African Violet Society
J. R. Warren
W. B. Davis
B. W. Hackney, Jr
C. A. Daniels
E. J. Oglesby
Cretary
Martha Gates
R. R. Blackburn
W. E,vis
Woman Reports Rheumatism Cure Through Letter
Mrs. Lela S. Wier of Jackson Mississippi writes that after being crippled by rheumatoid arthritis she received wonderful relief and regained an active life. She invites correspondence at 2805 Arbor Hills Drive P O Box 3122.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela S. Wier
Arbor Hills Drive
P. O. Box
Jackson 7
Mississippi
Exchangettes Plan To Aid Needy Family At Christmas Time
High Point Exchangette Club met at Mrs. McCloy’s home on Chestnut Street last evening to plan Christmas aid for a needy family and to vote to provide Thanksgiving assistance to needy children. A nominating committee for the coming year was chosen, with Mrs. Jack Dunn as chair, and the session closed with a social hour and refreshments from Mrs. Aubrey Bengal and Mrs. Bill Slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point Exchangette Club
McCloy
Chestnut Street
Roger Morriss
Jack Dunn
J. W. Younts
George Gibbart
Aubrey Bengal
Bill Slate
Miss Jewell Pless Bridal Shower in Archdale
Miss Jewell Pless, bride elect, honored at a Saturday shower hosted by Mrs. Lowell Pless in Archdale. Fifteen guests attended with corsages, games, and prizes for Miss Ernestine Baker and Mrs. Nancy Blair. Miss Pless to wed Franklin Swing December 13 at Archdale Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Pless
Here
Archdale
Jewell Pless
Ernestine Baker
Nancy Blair
Miss Press
Mrs Neece to Be Feted with Luncheon and Dinner
Claude Neese formerly Miss Becky Wall will be honored with a luncheon Friday at 12 30 p m by Misses Jean Kearns and Mazie Strickland at the former home on Parkway A buffet supper will compliment Mr and Mrs Russell Claude Neese Friday at 6 30 p m Miss Kathleen Van will entertain at her Colonial Drive home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sell Claude Neese
Becky Wall
Jean Kearns
Mazie Strickland
Parkway
Russell Claude Neese
Kathleen van
Colonial Drive
Miss Thelma Goins Weds Arnold Gallimore in Denton
In a candlelit ceremony at Central Merit Church Denton on Sunday November 23 Miss Thelma Frances Goins eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Goins became the bride of Arnold Harris Gallimore son of Mr and Mrs O L Gallimore Denton Rev D L Stubbs officiated using a double ring ceremony Music included organist Ellanese Hamilton and vocalist Paul Hamilton The bride wore a white satin gown with a pearl accented veil and carried a white prayer book topped with a white orchid The maid of honor was Bernice Gallimore with aqua net over taffeta and yellow rose bouquets Bridesmaids Ann and Nan Morris wore pink net over taffeta The best man was Raymond Gallimore Ushers were Bill Anderson and W C Gallimore Flower girl Bernice Goins and guest book attendant Linda Loftin The couple planned to honeymoon in Florida and reside in Denton The bride a 1950 Denton High School graduate was previously employed with Fuller Shoa Co The groom also attended Denton High School and worked for Briggs Lumber Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Merit Church
Thelma Frances Goins
James A. Goins
Denton
Arnold Harris Gallimore
O. L. Gallimore
D. L. Stubbs
Ellanese Hamilton
Paul Hamilton
Bernice Gallimore
Ann
Nan Morris
Raymond Gallimore
Bernice Goins
Bill Anderson
W. C. Gallimore
Linda Loftin
Florida
World Community Day Observed By Local Church Women
At the United Churchwomen of High Point meeting held yesterday at the First Evangelical and Reformed Church, attendees collected packets for peace—clothing for children under six—to be sent overseas via the American Friends Service Committee. Russell Branson spoke on building a world community with economic, educational, social, and religious centers, urging global care and peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Churchwomen of
High Point
First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Aendrick Soung
Roy Kearns
Chester Haworth
Christian World Relations
Russell Branson
American Friends Service Committee
Southeastern
Christian Church
Branson
United Church
Jaycees
James S. Moffitt
Harry Hawthorne
Robert T. Cottam
C. A. McMurray
Girl Scout Workshop Opens With Mrs. Gilbert Ross Instructor
Mrs. Gilbert Ross led a two hour session on Christmas Decorations for the Girl Scout Council and senior Troop 39 at the Girl Scout office. She demonstrated paper sculpture techniques for snowflakes stars bells and ornaments and stressed color harmony and creative use of simple materials. About thirty five attendees and Emmanuel Lutheran Church senior troop 39 participated in the first in a series of Girl Scout Skills workshops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Ross
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Daughters of Confederacy Elect State Officers and Hear Talk
The High Point Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy elected a new slate led by Mrs. W. A. Bivins as president at a meeting hosted by Mrs. E. R. Anderson on Colonial Drive. O. Arthur Kirkman spoke on the status of North Carolina institutions, urging readers to view the state as a unified unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
O. Arthur Kirkman
High Point
United Daughters of the Confederacy
E. R. Anderson
Colonial Drive
Mecdames N.S. Stirewall
R. Is. Waynick
Anderson
W. A. Bivins
C. H. Bass
Stephens Bible Class Meets Tomorrow at Sunset Drive
Chwech The Stephens Bible Class gathers tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock at Mrs W C Bodenheimer's Sunset Drive home for an afternoon meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens Bible
W. C. Bodenheimer
Sunset Drive
Sorority Council Meeting At YMCA
The North Carolina State Council of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority held a business meeting Saturday evening at the YMCA. Miss Dot Puckett of Charlotte presided in Miss Mary Carroll's absence. Felix Creighton of Avha Theta in Charlotte was named state editor of Sorority. Members present included Louise Stallings Mae Britton Ruth Chandler Dot Puckett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Greensboro
Dot Pucksett
Charlotte
Johnie Haysworth
A. B Harris
Luncheon Planned for Mrs Haworth by Hostesses
Mrs Horace Haworth Jr formerly Miss Julia Conrad of Chickasha Oklahoma will receive a luncheon on Saturday at 12 30 p m. entertaining friends Mrs Forrest Murray Mrs E T Harrison and Mrs Harry Alexander will host at Mrs Murray s Parkway home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Haworth, Jr
Julia Conrad
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Forrest Murray
E. T. Harrison
Harry Alexander
Murray
Parkway
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African Violet Society
The
High Point Kiwanis Club
Barter Theatre OF
Virginia
Christopher Bean
Sidney Howard
C. A. Ring and Son
West End
Miss Pless
Mrs. Neece
Coro
Neo Jewelry
Belk Beck
Larget & Leading Dept. Store
Arthur Harris Gallimore
Central Methodist Church
Dente
Arnold H. Gallimore
R. L. Waynick
W. W. Idol
John Peacock
H. D. Hatch
D. D. Arden
Co. B. Mattocks
A. T. Wishart
Jamesoe
Charles Whitner
Kirkman
Chwech
Turkey
Asia
N. Main
Monark
DuPont
Ustimate Monark Shade Co
Sorority Council
Thomasville Florist Association
Montheu
Nelson Florist
Williams Flower Shop
Wright's Flower Shop
Thomasville
Nance Florist
Ellington’s Florist
Grace Flower Shop
Howell & Wrenn Sts
Whitlark’s Flower Shop
W. Howell
Stroud Florist
Greensboro Rd
Mrs. Haworth
Georgia
South
Southern
Ilse
Cleo
Sino
Southern Cid
Chee
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