Fashion Show Highlights Junior League Meet Activities
At the San High Point YWCA morning session a fashion show featured nearly new clothes displayed by Mesdames Price, Stroupe, McKenzie, Wright, Parker, Mendenhall, Rankin Jr., Coutts, Ingram, Wall, Toole, Ilderton and Jackson. Mrs. Lyles presided as 53 member staff appointments were announced for civic, legislative and education committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
High Point Ywca
Gilbert White
Mesdames
W. E. Price
Bob Stroupe
William McKenzie
Dick Wright
David Parker
Charles Mendenhall
Alex Rankin Jr
Robert Coutts
Hal Ingram
John Wall
Ted Toole
Carey Ilderton
Jack Jackson
George Lyles
Par
Lyles
Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Stone
Tom Pitts
D. W. Hoskins
Emery Bencini
League
Harriss Covington
Harold Amos
Helen Marie Sheloff
Milk Fund Board
Dupy Sears
Miss Carolyn Koontz Feted With Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Carolyn Koontz was honored with a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by her grandmother Mrs B C Royal and aunt Mrs Frank Roberts at 516 Gate. The evening featured gifts and a plastic china set, with special guest Mrs C A Koontz. She will marry Randy Burgess on Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Koontz
B. C. Royal
Frank Roberts
Roberts
Miss Koontz
C. A. Koontz
Randy Burgess
Curing Hams Demonstrated At Oak View Club Meeting
Mrs. Orvie Hayworth and Mrs. Ray Hayworth led a ham curing demonstration for Oak View Home Demonstration Club at Oak View Grange Hall with 10 members present. The program compared home cured ham to supermarket options while Mrs. R. K. Young led devotion and club president Mrs. Ray Idol chaired. Hostesses were Mesdames Wayne Parks and Jesse Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak View
Curinghams
Orvie Hayworth
Ray Hayworth
Oak View Home
Oak View Grange Hall
R. K. Young
Ray Idol
Ing
Wayne Parks
Jesse Jennings
Delbert Clodfelter
E. H. Jarrett
Miss Betty Adams Feted At Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Betty Adams bride elect is honored at a YMCA miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Nancy Wright Mrs. Howard T Wright Mrs. Paul Callaham and Mrs. W F Robineilte Fifty guests attended including Mrs Roscoe Adams and Mrs Clyde Martin mother of the groom to be Harold Martin and Miss Adams plan November vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Adams
Nancy Wright
Howard T. Wright
Paul Callaham
W. F. Robinelte
YMCA
Miss Adams
David McKinnon
Roscoe Adams
Clyde Martin
Harold Martin
Double H Club Welcomes New Members At Meeting
New members Donnie Tuttle Josephine Haynes Linda Gordon and Bobby Schram joined the Double H Club at a meeting held last evening at 115 East Spring Garden Street hosted by Mrs J B Cox. Mrs Tommy Ragan conducted the short business session and birthday gifts were given to Mrs Berthanie Brewer and Mrs J B Cox with a Halloween themed decor and refreshments. The next meeting will be at Mrs Albert Perrys home 1038 Mark Street.
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Double H Club
J. B. Cox
E. Spring Garden St
Tommy Ragan
Donnie Tuttle
Josephine Haynes
Linda Gordon
Bobby Schram
Betty Inman
Berthanie Brewer
Albert Perry
iMark St
Wake Robin Garden Club Hears Mrs Cottam as Speaker
Mrs. Robert Cottam spoke on direct arrangements for Wake Robin Garden Club members yesterday. The group met at Rotary Drive home with Mrs. Sam Hart and Mrs. George White assisting. Members voted to amend bylaws and donate to the children's outdoor reading room at the public library. Mrs. Reitzel Morgan led the business meeting and Mrs. Craig Parks presented the council report. Refreshments were served to 18 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Cottam
Wake Robin Garden Club
Sam Hart
Rotary Drive
George White
Mrs Jack Barton Presents Program For Garden Club
Mrs Jack Barton led a Garden Club meeting at Mrs Charles Whiteley home with associate hostess Mrs H R Gillespie The discussion covered using fine china and silver in family life and proper table methods Treasurer W B Payne chaired the business session Three new members were nominated and placed on a waiting list The group also considered joining a garden council
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Jamestown Gardenites
Charles Whiteley
H. R. Gillespie
Barton
W. B. Payne
Friendly Garden Club Speaker Highlights Holiday Decorations
Mrs. C. K. Wright, president of the Friendly Garden Club, spoke at a 2 o'clock meeting held at Mrs. A. E. Chilton's Fairfield Road home. She described Thanksgiving and Christmas decorating ideas and demonstrated with several attractive decorations. The club presented her a gift, and dessert was served to members and visitor Mrs. N. S. Prevost of Chattanooga, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Wright
Friendly Garden Club
A. E. Chilton
Fairfield Road
Wright
N. S. Prevost
Chattanooga, Tenn
PTA Meetings Form New School Groups At Mont lieu Avenue
An overflow crowd met at Montieu Avenue School to plan a Parent Teacher Association with temporary officers and committees named. A second meeting on the next month will elect officers and officially form the PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New School
PTA
Montlieu Avenue
Edgar Poovey
Simon Juska
Raleigh Dingman
Arnold Culler
L. C. Williams
Convention Pages Paid Honor At Luncheon Here
A pages luncheon preceded an afternoon meeting with Miss Margaret Norwood of Monroe as chief convention page. Division presidents’ pages included Pat Powell of Goldsboro and Harry Nolan of Shelby, with other pages from Greensboro Salisbury Winston-Salem and High Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UDC
District Four
High Point
Margaret Norwood
Monroe
Jane Massey
Jamestown
Jean Roberts
Dianne McIntyre
Charlotte
Elizabeth McComb
Hickory
Sam Harris
Winston-Salem
Pages
Cynthia Proctor
Salisbury
Josephine Vance
Winston- Salem
Harry Nolan
Shelby
Virginia Marsh
Bessie Walker
Thomasville
Dish Gardens Discussed At Garden Club Meeting
The Dried Arrangement Club met at the Jamestown home of Mrs. C. W. Thomas with Mrs. John Catlin as associate host ess. President Mrs. Thomas presided opening with a poem Partner ship by Alice H. Platt. A program on dish gardens was presented by Mrs. Clarence Kee ver detailing suitable botanical names and soil mixtures for dish gardens.
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Johnson Street
John Diffendal
Robert Rankin
M.S. Hutton
Tom Harvey
Fred Thomas
Gaither M. Frye
Sears
Jamestown
C. W. Thomas
John Catlin
Clarence Keever
Kae Waa
WCTU State Board Dinner Prepares For Convention
The North Carolina WCTU opens its 75th annual convention with a state board dinner at Main Street Methodist Church. Host groups include High Point and Calvary WCTU and Iota Sigma unit. leaders named are Mrs. W J Kiser, Mrs. E M Brown, and Mrs. S L McFarland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street Methodist Church
North Carolina Woman's Christian Temperance Union
State Board
High Point
Calvary Woman’'s Christian Temperance Union
Iota Sigma
W. J. Kiser
High Point Group
E. M. Brown
Calvary Union
S. L. McFarland
Iota Sigma Union
W. C. T. U. Board
I. W. Barber
Peace Council 9 To Meet Friday
Daughters of America Peace Council No. 9 will hold its regular meeting Friday at 7 30 p.m. in their hall on State Street. At that time plans will be discussed. a covered dish supper will be served by the two councils at the Saturday meeting.
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Peace Council No. 9 Daughters of America
State Street
District IV Garden Club Meet In Elkin
Plans are complete for the District IV Garden Club fall meeting in Elkin on October 17 at 10 am at First Baptist Church. District IV director Mrs. Valette Harris announces year books will be judged for best printed and best hand made books. Reservations and year books go to Mrs. Clifton Noble at 123 Graham St.
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District IV Garden Club of
North Carolina
Elkin
First Baptist Church
Valette Harris
District IV
Clifton Noble
Graham St
Plant And Pluck Club Hears Mrs H G Allen
Mrs H G Allen spoke to 14 Plant and Pluck Garden Club members on Trees and Flowers of Palestine at Mrs J C Roberts home on Barbee Street yesterday. Mrs Hethcox assisted with coffee and sweet rolls as the group met and conducted by club president Mrs John Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Allen
Plant and Pluck Garden Club
Palestine
J. C. Roberts
Barbee St
H. A. Hethcox
Roberts
John Hayward
Club Presi
Third Annual Sectional Bridge Tournament Planned In Burlington
Burlington hosts the Third Annual Fall Burlington Central Carolina Sectional Bridge Tournament October 11 and 12 at the Alamance Hotel ballroom with silver prizes. Women’s, Men’s, Mixed and Open Pair events plus special and consolation games. prize banquet after day two. Defending champions listed from Winston-Salem and Greensboro. A special winners game is set for Greensboro October 9 at the Mayfair Cafeteria. qualification requires 0.20 masterpoints in the prior month.
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Burlington
Burlington Central Carolina
Alamance
Burlington Bridge Club
H. F. Bobo
C. R. S. Willson
Winston-Salem
C. C. Swarringen
W. H. Holderness
Greensboro
Mayfair
Cooks Add Egg Yolk To Classic Hard Sauce
Some cooks mix an egg yolk into traditional hard sauce for a richer texture and smoother finish. The yolk enriches the flavor, adding a rounded custardy note while maintaining the sauce set.
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UDC Convention
Jack Barton
Garden Club
PT A News
Wctu State Board
Robert Williams
L. V. Scott
Azalea Gardens
Rose Ave
Centennial
Dawson's Ladies Shop
S. Main St
Peace Council
Plant and Pluck Club
Stall Red Cross
United
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