J H Livingston Guest Speaker For Gay Blade Club
The Gay Blade Garden Club met at Mrs. Jack Rochelle’s home with twelve members. J H Livingston from Swift and Company Greensboro spoke on Soil Conditions and Roses, covering soil improvement plant nutrition and rose care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Blade Garden Club
Jack Rochelle
Bridges Street
R. E. Stroupe
J. W. Brinson
J. H. Livingston
Swift and Company of
Greensboro
Livingston
Rally Day and Scout News At Camp Keyaunee And Local Troops
A Rally Day at Camp Keyaunee drew fifty five Brownies with relays dodge ball scavenger hunt hike and picnic. New Brownie troops 16 at Main Street Methodist Church and 12 at Tomlinson School formed this week. Investiture service for new members planned for October 3 at Hilliard Baptist Church. Senior Troop 39 fall meetings begin October 7 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church. Parade set for October 6 from Church Street to Green Street. Coffee maker guidance provided for easy cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Keyaunee
Robert Coutts
Frank Dalton
J. M. Brinson
Robert Tunstall
Nancy Campbell
I Ior High
Ore
Main Street Methodist Church
Frances Moser
Maxie Mason
Viola Brigman
A. C. Wilkinson
Tomlinson School
J. A. Marsh
Maizie Strickland
Thelma Moon
F. Culler
Hilliard A. Baptist Church
Emmanuel Laitheran Church
Alice Thompson
Denree Garner
Betty Allman
Wesley Memorial
Kay Harrison
Glenda Williams
Martha Thompson
Joan Thrower
Sandra Hill
Kay Kearns
J. C. Roberts
Calvin Hart
Church Street
Green Street
Church group meetings set for Friday and tonight
The Loyal Women's Class of the First Church of Christ meets Friday at eight. Hostesses are Mrs Hilda Kinney Mrs John Strickland Mrs Sarah Taylor and Mrs Bertie Blizzard. The Faithful Workers Class of East Green Street Baptist hosts a wiener roast Friday at 6 30 at Wayne P Green home. The Catherine Gill Bible Class of Welch Memorial Church meets Friday at 7 30 with Mrs Mable Smith 1414 King Street and Mrs Mary Ridge as associate hostess. The Young Adults Class of Welch Memorial Methodist meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Graham Morgan 12 Barbee Street. Ward Street Wesleyan Service Guild changes to first Thursday at 7 30 at Mrs Gilbert Lewis 507 Centennial Avenue with Mrs Taft Henderson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Hilda Kinney
John Strickland
Sarah Taylor
Bertie Blizzard
East Green Street Baptist Church
Wayne P. Green
Catherine Gill
Welch Memorial Church
Mable Smith
King Street
Mary Ridge
Welch Memorial Methodist Church
Graham Morgan
Barbee Street
Ward Street Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
Ward Street Methodist Church
Gilbert Lewis
Centennial Avenue
Taft Henderson
Modern Art Club to Hear Moody at Initial Meeting
The Modern Art Study Group of the AAUW will host Franklin Moody, PR director of the Rolina Arena Playhouse, as speaker for its first fall meeting on October 7 at 8 PM at Mrs. Barker’s home. Moody, also a drama instructor at Woman's College, will discuss current trends in play production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Moody
Rolina Arena Playhouse
AAUW
Martine Barker
Gwendolyn Doggett
Woman's College
Creative Arts Committee
American Association of University Women
Barker
Margaret Austin
Local Hospital Admissions and Recoveries in High Point Area
Several residents are listed as patients at High Point Memorial Hospital with varying recovery statuses. Mrs. A. L. Pearson, Mrs. Marie Loftis, Mrs. J. L. Williams, Mrs. Virginia Hiatt, and Mrs. Delbert Hinshaw underwent surgeries or treatments and are receiving visitors. H. C. Massey has returned home after a major operation and may receive visitors. Visitors are noted for most patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Pearson
Montheu Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Marie Loftis
South Wrenn Street
Virginia Hiatt
Richardson Street
Delbert Hinshaw
Route One
Randleman
H. C. Massey
Maple Street
Miss Betty Feezor Talks on Nutrition
Home Demonstration Agent Betty Feezor presented a program on Nutrition to the Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. Tom R. Bishop’s Rotary Drive home. The session used a flannel board and pictures to teach seven basic foods and their body value. Members discussed well balanced menus and 18 members attended. four new members were welcomed. The club won first in its booth at the High Point Fair and seventh at the Greensboro Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Feezor
Tom R. Bishop
Rotary Drive
Bishop
Oredtent
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Livington
Gay Blade Club
W. B. Hall, Jr
Carolina Bird Club
Gay Blade
S. Main Street
Modern Art Club
Mr. Moody
Stamey’s
North Main
J. L. Williams
Prosane Street
J. H. Walker Jr
Colonial Drive
H. S. Meredith
Tampa, Fla
H. H. Brady
East Green Street
H. M. Washam
Mount Holly
Monark
DuPont
Monark Shade Co
N. Main
Rachel Ann Leonard
W. E. Garner, Jr
Marian Leonard
Clarence Malpass
Kenneth Elling
Ton
Leonard
Hamilton Street
Miss Leonard
Garner
English St
S. Wrenn St
Eaird’s
Fall Fabric Sale
Milliken, Pacific and
Franklin
Efird's
Beacon
High Point
Department Store
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