Plant and Pluck Club hosts guest Walter Robinson
The Plant and Pluck Garden club met at Mrs. Roby Yarborough’s home with Walter Robinson from North State Nursery as guest speaker. He spoke on Fall planting and invited attendees to visit the Centennial avenue nursery. Mrs. Charles McGahey presided and announced the State Camellia show on October 26 in Raleigh. Twelve members attended. visitor Mrs. Albert Poole was welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roby Yarborough
Walter Robinson
North State Nursery
Robinson
Centennial Avenue
Charles McGahey
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Malcolm Little Speaks On City Planning At Junior League
Jr Service League heard Malcolm Little address city planning and speech therapy links at the October meeting at the YWCA chair by Mrs. Philip Davis. Reports noted spastic class volunteers, WMFR Music Mirror radio next week, and 103 enrolled in speech therapy with eight white and 25 colored students, 66 on waiting list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Service League
Malcolm Little
Junior Service League
YWCA
Phillip Davis
J. H. Millis
Music Mirror
WMFR
Charles McAnally
Stanton Sherood
Mrs Crawford Hosts Luncheon for Bride Elect Virginia Gibson
Mrs H B Crawford hosted a bridge luncheon at Emery wood Country club in honor of Virginia Gibson bride elect. Gibson received a gravy ladle in her silver pattern and high score honors went to the honoree with Mrs Roger Taylor as second high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Crawford
Virginia Gibson
Emerywood Country Club
H. B. Crawford
Miss Gibson
Robert G. Griffith
First Baptist Church
Bridge
Roger Taylor
Cedrow Avenue
Altrusa Club to Attend District Meeting in Jacksonville
Altrusa club members finalized plans to attend the Second District conference in Jacksonville Florida from tomorrow through Saturday. President Miss Jessie May Young will serve as delegate alongside Mrs Mary Lou Rothrock and Miss Dorothy Forward. The group discussed candy sales a major ongoing project and a tonsil clinic for underprivileged children with one tonsillectomy completed since the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Clubs
Jacksonville
Fla
Altrusa Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jessie May Young
Mary Lou Rothrock
Dorothy Forward
Rothrock
Ways and Means
Beatrice Crouch
Louise Abernathy
Dr Hobart to Speak on International Affairs at YWCA
Dr George Hobart of High Point College will deliver the second lecture in a ten part series on world affairs at the YWCA this Thursday at 8 p.m. His talk titled Power the Stolen Treasure follows Dr S C Deskins last week on Yalta and the German settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.W.C.A
George Hobart
High Point College
S. C. Deskins
Yalta
Germany
Hobart
Deskins
Berlin
Potsdam
U. S
United Nations
Universal Peace
W.C.A
Wee
Gary Lee Turner Birthday Party Celebrated At Home
Mrs. Joe J. Turner hosted a birthday party for her son Gary Lee Turner at 1419 Valley Ridge Drive on Monday afternoon. Fifteen children attended from four to four thirty, enjoyed lawn games, then gathered in the dining room for gifts, cake, ice cream, and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Turner
Gary Lee
Valley Ridge Drive
Turner
Richard Jones
John Collins
Charlotte
Vance Wiliams
Anne Jones
Larry
Johnny Slate
Douglas Gordon
Mary Ann Collins
Evan Rowe
Douglas Shook
Philip Shook
Gloria
Perry Igney
Jeanette
Linda
Calvin Johnson
Stanford
Donald Turner
Church Groups Plan Meetings for October and November
Church clubs and guilds held October meetings at First Methodist and South Main Methodist with reports on district events. New officers and members were announced, followed by religious programs and refreshments for about 35 attendees. The Frances McFarland Class met at the parsonage with 27 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McFarland
South Main Methodist Church
Mesdames Aileen Elder
Polly Sprinkle
Jewel Upton
Betty Metcalf
Doris Horne
Nina Thomas
Allen Jay PTA Holds October Meeting With 375 Attendees
The Allen Jay PTA met in the school gymnasium on Monday night October 9 at 7 30 with about 375 people in attendance. President J H Hoover presided. Mrs I K Purvis directed an interesting program including devotional led by Mrs Purvis and a talk by Reverend Milton Hadley on Why Our Children Should Do Their Best in School. John Haworth discussed protection offered by the Guild and Fire Protection Association. Frances Cornwell led group singing. Lower elementary grades with large parent turnout included Mrs Howard Lyons second and third grades and Mrs Robert Bollinger second grade while Patsy Gadd seventh and Henry Maddux eighth had strong upper elementary and high school representation. Membership reached 924 paid to date. Principal A Doyle Early announced Fall Festival planned for Friday October 27 and a social hour followed honoring new faculty members with refreshments served by Mrs E B Crowson hospitality chair and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Jay Pta
Allen Jay’ Pta
J. H. Hoover
I. K. Purvis
PTA
A. Doyle Early
E. B. Crowson
Karen Sheppard
Ruth Satterwhite
Paul C. Spencer
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Plant and Pluck Club
Mrs. Yarborough
Monark
High Point
Waughtown Street
Winston-Salem
N. C
For
DIAL
Forrest Edwards
Dy-Dee Supply CO
North Carolina
N. Main ST
Nancy
Woman’s College of Unc
Greensboro
Nancy Benson
Boro
Nancy Blanton
Winston Salem
Nancy Barton
Long Meadow
Mass
Nancy Earle
Roger Edwards
Collier Ellis, Jr
Altrusa
Dr. Hobart
Internat
Gary Lee Turner
Your
Mothers Prayer Band
J. P. Hooker
Kennedy St
J. Q. Cheves
First Methodist Guild
Wesleyan Service Guild
First Methodist Church
Pleasant Garden
First Church
Annabel Thompson
Lottie Duncan
Max Tucker
Miss Thompson
R. RB. Moore
Charmione Rose
Mary Ballard
Sadie Hill
Dora Fogleman
Marie Rice
R. B. Moore
Gatewood
Ann Page
Ann Page Spaghett
Galatia
Sparkle
Ann Page Cherry
PAG
Iil
ANN Page Foods
Aap
Good Housekeeping
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
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