Garden Gate Club Hears Azalea Culture Talk
Garden Gate Garden Club meets at Mrs. Tyree Nabers home with fourteen members two guests Walter Robinson of Azalea Gardens lectures on azalea care emphasizing correct fertilizing time noting fall dormancy.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1953
Page
7
Garden Gate Garden Club meets at Mrs. Tyree Nabers home with fourteen members two guests Walter Robinson of Azalea Gardens lectures on azalea care emphasizing correct fertilizing time noting fall dormancy.
A vintage ad extols Resinol Ointment for dry itchy skin among older folks. It claims lanolin substitutes missing natural skin oils, cool relief, and rapid comfort, urging purchase at all drug stores.
High Point Garden Club members heard Mrs. Frederick R. Taylor present tips on soil, planting, and care of clematis at a meeting held at Mrs. W. C. Beavans on North Main Street. Assisted by Mrs. D. Ralph Parker and Mrs. William B. Hayes, the program covered growing practices while Mrs. L. L. Wilkinson led a brief business session. Seventeen members attended with hostesses Mrs. F. R. Taylor and Mrs. O. P. Moffitt alongside Mrs. Beavans.
Mrs. Robert M. Abernathy leads Highland Motors as secretary and treasurer since 1935. Married to a firm associate, she splits time between business operations and her passion for baseball. She has earned gold stars from Olds for excellence and is active in church and the Altrusa Club in High Point.
Mrs. N C Johnson Jr of the High Point and Junior Woman's Club seek living room furniture for the Willard family home on Greensboro Road rented for the new club house. Tables sofas end tables and other essentials are needed before the district meeting on Oct 20. Donations from non-members via this column are welcomed. The club plans civic events with a full-time caterer.
Invitations for the wedding of Miss Sylvia Sue Ward and Pvt. Arlin L. Burton, planned for Thursday evening, were recalled by the Ward parents in Thomasville Route 1, as the ceremony is postponed due to the bride’s illness and an emergency medical event.
Bring demure long-ago embroidery designs to life for scarves luncheon cloths guest towels or aprons with color charts stitch illustrations and directions. Send 25 cents name address and pattern number to Anne Cabot High Point Enterprise New York address. Also includes puppet mittens embroidery stitches and grand designs. 25 cents.
A sudden illness requires postponement of the wedding at Zion Reformed and Evangelical Church near Thomasville. The bride remains in City Memorial Hospital awaiting recovery. Pvt. Burton has arrived from Polk, Louisiana for a 10 day leave.
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