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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1959
Page
18
The new fall line features moody olive, burgundy, bronze and black tones with a no color look. Highlights include a versatile over the head Pop On tailored shirt, reversible sleeveless weskits, dual stripe shirt combos, and iron free oxford blends with contrast details.
Cynthia Lowry notes autumn garden duties from mulching and spading to thinning and transplanting. She recalls a past foundation planting misstep with yews and laurels, and advises letting surplus shrubs grow taller before moving them in fall to establish roots before winter.
Church calendar items note that First Baptist Church Circles meet Monday at 11 a.m with lunch at 12 15 p.m and a 1 o clock general meeting The night circles gather at 7 p.m for circle meetings then 7 45 p.m for the general meeting Daughters of Wesley Class meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m at 1210 Ragan St with hostess Mrs Ethel Brackett Crestwood Church Women Circles hold five meetings Monday with various hosts and times A Sudden Death column discusses transplanting an evergreen with care and watering guidance
Allan Swenson advises home gardeners to force flowering bulbs indoors for early spring blooms. With eight to twelve weeks from fall planting, bulbs like tulips, daffodils, crocuses, hyacinths, and lily of the valley respond to careful staging from choosing large bulbs to rooting in cool temps and gradual indoor warmth.
A detailed YWCA agenda lists meetings and classes for Monday through Friday. Events include Miss Hattie Droll's appearance, handcraft classes, swim sessions, Y teens programs, Bible study, Slim Gym, and club meetings.
Mrs. Roy E. Watts hosted the Priscilla Club at 213 Hillcrest Drive with a 12 30 p m buffet luncheon. Dahlias in pink shades and pearl gray linen set a bright centerpiece while Mrs Collier Ellis presided over coffee. A brief business meeting followed with secretary Mrs Frank Smith distributing the year’s meeting schedules.
Trinity-Archdale Home Demonstration Club will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m in the Trinity Grange Hall Hostesses are Mrs Howard Younts Mrs Roy Lambeth and Mrs Harold Spencer.
Jamestown Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the Jamestown Methodist Church recreation room. Mrs. Carl Wood will lead the program and show slides to the group.
Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Monday evening at Miss Landry Neelys home 107 Penny Rd. Dr Kay Williams will present Hypnosis in Medicine in a Model Meeting for the rushees. Members asked to attend 7 30 p m rushees 7 45 p m.
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