Field Trip Outdoor Supper Held By Catesby Bird Club
The Catesby Bird Club met at the Mattocks home with James Mattocks as guide. An outdoor supper preceded a business meeting planning the fall trip to Morehead City on Oct 23 and 24. Genevieve Moore chairs the birdhouse contest and Mrs Leon Rivers led the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catesby Bird Club
C. B. Mattocks
James Mattocks
Mattockshoe
Leon Rivers
J. W. Lindsay
Morehead City
Genevieve Moore
Birth announcements show multiple new arrivals in High Point area
Mr and Mrs B J Kiser announce the birth of Bobby Keeling Kiser on Sept 23 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Laura Virginia Laws daughter born Oct 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Keith Laws. Ronald Owen Sutton born Oct 5 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Sutton with Mrs Sutton formerly Mary Lou Trivette. Mark Douglas Ward born Oct 5 to Mr and Mrs Dewey Ward. Susan Lee Burleson born Oct 1 to Mr and Mrs Bob Burleson. Mrs Burleson formerly Miss Orlando. Kathy Jane Sinquefield born Oct 6 to Mr and Mrs Betty Robbins. Jerry Wayne Bumgarner born on Oct 5 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Jacob Worth Cox born Oct 6 to Mr and Mrs Glenn L Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Kiser
Larkin
Anto
Bobby Keeling
High Point Memorial Tuopilas
Keith Laws
Terrell Dr
Laura Virginia
High Point Memorial Hospital
Ernest Sutton
Smith St
Ronald Owen
Dewey Ward
Route 5
Mark Douglas
Ward
Bob Burleson
Mary Denton
Whittier
Orlando
Fla
Susan Lee
Burleson
J. C. Sinquefield
Betty Robbins
High Point
Trinity
Kathy Jane
John Bumgarner
Kearns St
Jerry Wayne
A Point Memorial Hospital
Jacob Worth Cox
Glenn L. Cox
Fifth St
Jacob Worth
Double M Luncheon at the YWCA Highlights Interior Decor Program
The Double M Club held a luncheon yesterday at the YWCA with hostesses Mrs J Rutherford and R B Merrill. Fire Prevention Week theme appeared in table settings arranged by Mrs George Taylor and Melvin Kirsch. Member guest Mrs Elsie Yelle of Plainfield New Jersey attended and plans for the next membership luncheon were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Meedames J. Rutherford
R. B. Merrill
George Taylor
Melvin Kirsch
Elsie Yelle
Plainfield
N. J
Visitors from Pinehurst Open Family Country Week
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Roehl and son Wesley of Pinehurst New Jersey visit Mrs. Roehl's mother Mrs. M. E. Jones at 113 W. Willis St for about two weeks. Mrs. R. L. Waynick stays home in Emerywood Courts with a broken ankle and may receive visitors. Hazel Lee of 508 Kennedy St enters High Point Memorial Hospital for treatment. A note mentions that few insects are born alive while most develop from eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Roehl
Wesley
Pinehurst
N. J
R. L. Waynick
Emerywood Courts Apartments
Hazel Lee
Kennedy St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Garden Club Schedule and Archdale wedding notice
A sequence of club meetings fills Wednesday to Saturday with various garden clubs meeting at homes and venues around Archdale and High Point. The week culminates with Miss Mary Lou Joyce wed to Carl H. Tuttle Jr at Archdale Methodist Church followed by a reception. Local alums also plan a High Point Chapter gathering at the college cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury Club
Roy E. Watts
Hillcrest Dr
Joyce-Tuttle
Archdale Methodist Church
Joyce
Mr. Tuttle
Shady Lane Drive
Archdale
High Point
High Point College Alumni Association
Mary Lou Joyce
Carl H. Tuttle Jr
Fall Lawn Building Time Guided by Expert Tips
Fall is ideal for lawn work and seedbed preparation. A soil test guides lime amounts and fertilizer blends. proper seeding, rolling, and daily watering for three weeks promote germination. Choose regionally suited grasses and maintain a thick turf to curb weeds and boost property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Swenson
NEA
YWCA Calendar Highlights Activities Schedule
The calendar lists Y Te ens for 8th to 11th grade and various bridge events including Duplicate and Int Adv Bridge, plus Robins Club Finance Committee Board meetings and art related sessions with millinery and teen programs across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robins Club
Finance Committee
Board of
Pilot Club Plans Visit by Lieutenant Governor
At the Sheraton Hotel last night the Pilot Club finalized plans for the district lieutenant governor Mrs Mary Corbett of Rocky Mount to visit on November 17. President Edith Perry and chairmen gave brief reports on the Greensboro workshop and ongoing community service efforts including Fire Prevention Week and National Employ the Handicapped Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Mary Corbett
Rocky Mount
Community Service Committee
G. A. Osborne
Employment Security Commission Office
Lula Raper
R. R. Blackburn
Louise Coley
Mrs McFarland Hosts Yota Sigma Meeting
Mrs McFarland hosted the Yota Sigma gathering at her James town home last evening. Mrs Kier presented the program on Alcohol Problems while Mrs Nesbit led the meeting and Mrs Dixon delivered devotions. Seventeen flowers were delivered to a local rest home and a devotional program held for its residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
S. L. McFarland
W. J. Kier
C. L. Nesbit
P. R. Dixon
McFarland
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Kiser
Ronald Owen Sutton
Laura Virginia Laws
Mark Douglas Ward
Susan Lee Burleson
Kathy Jane Sinquefield
Bumgarners
Weathertron
N. Main St
Washington
Kelual
Pennsylvania Ave
12Th ST
Mideway
White House
Lamp Post
Joseph Massaglia, JR
Harry FP. Galloway
Mgr
Santa Monica
Calif
Miramar
Gallup
el Benche
Albuquerque
Franciscar
Denver
Colo
Park Lane
Washington, D.C
Releigh
Hartford
Boston
Boylston ST
Jemed Hotels
Haamily
HPC
Linia
Credit Woman's Breakfast Club
Camellia Club
Emerywood Country Club
Carson Southern
Westwood
Presbyterian Church
Ed Pottery
Colonial Country Club
American Business Women's Association
Will
Wild Flower Garden Club
D. L. Bouldin
Forest Hill Dr
Gardenette Garden Club
Boyd Chapman
Bridges St
Pride and Patience Garden Club
Cecil Hill
I. T. Mann
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
High Street
Home Gardener's Notebook
Bermuda
St. Augustine
Ywca Calendar
Dick Culler
Colorama
O. K
U. S
Dick Culler’s
Mrs. McFarland
Leonard
Darlene
Church ST
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