Fall Flower Show Displays Colorful Arrangements at Temple Curry
Hundreds of arrangements from sixteen garden clubs and many individuals filled the Temple Curry building for the Fall Flower Show sponsored by the High Point Council of Garden Clubs. Notable displays included Grandma's Bell by Nature Study club and a Halloween table by Burbank garden club with pastry fence and a witch.
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Temple Curry Building
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Nature Study Club
Garden Makers Club
Burbank
Green Thumb Garden Club
Enterprise
Fall Flower Show Delights High Point Garden Clubs
Hundreds of entries transform the Temple Curry building into a floral display with the theme The Message of Flowers. Blue, red and white ribbons awarded points. Tuesday Evening Garden Club wins 15 dollars, Nature Study 10, Wayside 5. juniors Wonderland and Catesby Bird Club also earn ribbons.
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Temple-Curry
North Main Street
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
C. C. Haworth
Sitxeen Garden Clubs
Nature Study Club
James D. Greene
Wayside Garden Club
C. B. Mattocks
North Carolina
H. R. Totten
Roy Homewood
Chapel Hill
Wesley Taylor
Greensboro
Totten
Green Thumb Garden Club
Garden Club
Wonderland
Catesby Bird Club
Catesby
Oaks Hill
Ada Blair
Ray Street
Johnson Street
Elm Street
Cloverdale
Hallowe'en
J. F. Hayden
John C. Sheloff
Haworth
Twentieth Century Club Meets at Mrs Bundy’s Home
The Twentieth Century Study club will meet Wednesday October 8 at Mrs Mayne Bundy’s home 804 Florham avenue. Mrs W W Gluyas will lead the program. The luncheon meeting begins at 1 PM. A note on opals mentions some as much as 40 percent water.
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Twentieth Century Study Club
Mayne Bundy
Florham Avenue
W. W. Gluyas
Miss Mary Ella Bisher to Wed Alvin Misenheimer in November
Denton announces the engagement of Mary Ella Bisher of Denton to Alvin Alexander Misenheimer of Greensboro and High Rock. The wedding is set for November 21 at First Methodist Church in Denton. Mary Ella is a Denton High School alumna and works at Bisher Hosiery Mills. Alvin is a former three year U S Army veteran now with King-Hunter Inc.
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Mary Ella Bisher
Denton
Alvin Misenheimer
Chisolm Bisher
Mary Ella
Alvin Alexander Misenheimer
Greensboro
High Rock
Lee Misenheimer
First Methodist Church
Denton High School
Woman's College
East Carolina Teacher's College
Greenville
Bis
Philomathean Club Set to Resume Meetings with Mrs Tate
The Philomathean club will meet Friday at 3 30 PM at 716 West Broad Street, hosted by Mrs A E Tate for the first fall gathering. Retiring president Mrs S Hartzell announced the event.
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Philomathean Club
A. E. Tate
West Broad Street
Wonderland Garden Club Opens Meeting at Library
The Wonderland Garden Club met at the city library with Fredericka Munday presiding. A terrarium won a blue ribbon for the fall flower show and will remain on exhibit at the library. Sarah Montgomery opened with a poem Gardening and 12 members named a flower in roll call.
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Wonderland Garden Club
Fredericka Munday
Sarah Montgomery
Garden Work Marks Library Club Meeting
Club members pledged service and began a garden plot on the library lawn before adjourning. Sarah Montgomery served as hostess during the gathering.
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Library
Sarah Montgomery
Burning Peo Match Provides One Candlepower
A fragment notes a peo match producing a single candlepower light source.
Girls' Oxford Moves in Finish Style Shoe Ad
A fragmented ad item notes girls oxford styles described as moves in finish cow hide with references to Goodyear and 3.9 percent JP along with boys sport shirts and prints by Sansonised in plains, total 287.49.
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Golor
Plains
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High Point
Lexington
Kate B.ragan
South Main ST
Walgreen’s
Sherman Morgan
Mary Pugh
Loraine Tate
Make Council
20Th Century Club
Mrs. Bundy
Ed Forces
King-Hunter, Inc., Contractors
Mrs. Tate
Sweden
Wonderland Club
Guilford
N. Main
Imi PF
Oxfords
Goodyear
Jimmies
Teener's
U.S
Saxony
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