Country Garden Club Studies Bulb Planting Techniques
Mrs. Leon Rivers led a Country Garden Club session on bulb planting depth width and best bulbs for borders. The group of 19 members and one visitor, Mrs. H J Curlee, met at Mrs. Walter Grace’s Oakview Rd home with hostesses Mrs. John Wade and Mrs. Lee White. Three members will attend the Winston Salem district meeting on Oct. 26. A plant sale followed.
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Garden Council
Herbert Wood
Country Garden Club
Walter Grace
Oakview Rd
John Wade
Lee White
Idol
Leon Rivers
Winston. Salem
H. J .Curlee
Club Members Tour Hickory Arts and Camellia Gardens
Twenty members of Tuesday Evening and Out-Our-Way Garden Clubs traveled to Hickory yesterday. They visited the local art museum camellia gardens and a porcelain factory before returning to the home of Mrs. Tom Bishop for tea.
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Hickory
Art Museum
Camellia Gardens
Tom Bishop
High Point
Faithful Workers Plan Wiener Roast at Green Street Church
The Faithful Workers Class of Green St. Baptist Church will host a weiner roast at Mrs. Wayne Green's home 809 Willow Dr Friday at 6 30 PM. Members and families are invited. The Helpers Class of Rankin Memorial Methodist Church will meet at 7 o clock at Smith 1217 Adams St.
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Green St. Baptist Church
Wayne Green
Willow Dr
Rankin Memorial Methodist Church
Smith
Adams St . Jories Seube
Herrman son born to Melvin Herr and Jean Thacker
Mr and Mrs Melvin R Herr announce the birth of Marcia Kay Oct. Claudfelter of Beaucrest Rd is the former Alice Hilda Freeman of High Point. Hill Jr of 1801 Centennial Ave welcomed a daughter Lynn Darnell on Oct 18 at the local hospital.
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A. Moese Clodfelter
Beaucrest Rd
Marcia Kay
Clodfelter
Alice Hilda Freeman
High Point
Hills
Vance Hill Jr
Centennial Ave
Lynn Darnell
Women Voters Unit Studies Amendments in High Point
Unit 2 of the High Point Sea of Women Voters met yesterday at 3 p.m. at 1114 Orlando. Mrs. Marion Rowland presented a study of five amendments to the state. The amendments will be voted on in the General Election on November 2. Mrs. R. M. Calhoun, a newcomer, attended. Refreshments were served.
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High Point Sea of Women Voters
Ys Maxey Crowder
Orlando
Marion Rowland
R. M. Calhoun
High Point
Flower Arrangements Judged at Town Garden Club Meeting
The Town and Country Garden Club met at Gatewood Avenue with Mrs. N. L. Garner Jr. hosting. Mrs. Fred Gorby led arranging, associates were Mrs. Bollinger and Mrs. Taylor. After a one hour session members enjoyed coffee cake before adjournment.
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Wettet
Town and Nes
Openhouse at Pastorium Sunday at Greenwood Baptist Church
Thomasville residents are invited to an openhouse at the new pastorium of Greenwood Baptist Church on Sunday afternoon October 24. The Rev. David Oldham and his wife invite members and friends to attend from three to five. The Woman's Missionary Union, led by the pastor's wife, will serve refreshments.
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Thomasville
Greenwood Baptist Church
David Oldham
Woman's Missionary Union
Pledge Emphasizes Bond Sales At Woman's Club Meeting
Mrs Karl Bishopric urges cooperation in U S Savings Bond sales as part of a pledge of service for community and nation. She notes bonds teach thrift and responsibility, and calls for clubwomen to purchase bonds while plans for fundraisers and member introductions proceed at Guilford County event.
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Karl Bishopric
Leaksville-Spray
U. S
Charles S. Mey
Woman's Club
Cy Myan
Reicher
Polenta
North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs
America
Northanion of Women's Clubs
Ang
New York City
Herald-Tribune Forum
United Nations
C. Chiles
George Johnson
Mary Alice Skelott
Melba Fowler
Carlyle
Robert Lamet
Middleboro
Elt
Posit Mesdames
Koontz G. Brewer
W. C. Comer
B. J. Callahen
C. M. O'Neill
Ray Dover
Guilford County
Ymond Fowler
B. A. Rawley
Be Se
Alice White
United States
United Nations Wi
Feminine Curves Remain In Style In 1955 Spring Shows
Fashion forecasters in New York report long torso silhouettes dominate the season with belts dropped to the hipline and pleated skirts returning. Knit dresses and all in one foundations create a slim midriff line as designers showcase a relaxed, flattering silhouette for the upcoming spring shipments.
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New York
7Th Avenue
Browns Travel After Death of Father-in-Law
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown of E Lexington Ave left for Newland after Mrs Brown’s father in law died. Mrs George Leach of Trinity is a Memorial Hospital patient with visitors allowed for two weeks, condition improved. Mrs Kitty Efird returned home from Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient for eleven days.
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Ralph Brown
E. Lexington Ave
Newland
George Leach
Trinity
Memorial Tal Peng
Tong Gy
Bey
Heron
Kitty Efird
Gray St
Memorial Hospital
Mrs Knight Addresses Garden Club on Rock Masonry
Mrs H A Knight spoke to the Friendly Garden Club at Mrs R R Holder’s home 808 Montheuw Ave stressing proper use of rocks to provide solid foundations in garden projects. Associate hostess was Mrs T B Bennett. She said gardening is a profitable and pleasant use of time.
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H. A. Knight
Friendly Garden Club
R. R. Holder
Montheuw Ave
T. B. Bennett
Archdale PTA Sees 517 Members as Drive Succeeds
The Archdale Parent-Teacher Association met with Lloyd Taylor presiding. A membership drive produced 517 members. Beulah B. Andrews third grade led the primary department with 78 percent, while the sixth grade in grammar led with 85 percent. Tommy Camphe and Mike Smith recruited the most, earning top honors. Attendance award went to Mrs. Andrews third grade.
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Archdale
Lloyd Taylor
Mrs. Andrews
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Jean Thacker
Marcia Kay Clodfelter
Schick
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English Motor CO
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L.C. Pace
Ralph Miller
Chiles
McGahey
Bishopric
Miller
Snow
Women Voters Unit
Ovee
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American Medical Association
Cecil’s
N. Main St
Mrs. Knight
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