Pilot Club Observes Founders Day At Sheraton Meeting
Pilot Club members at a dinner meeting celebrated Founder's Day at the Sheraton Hotel. Miss Sue White discussed Anchor Clubs, their youth service role, and Pilot International history from its 1921 Macon charter. The program highlighted United Nations Day and future goals.
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Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Pilot International
Macon
Club Action Committee
United Nation
Sue White
Reidsvile
Pilot
Miss White
Kiwanis
United Nations
Shelly York
R. R. Blackburn
Newell Black
Vernon von Drehle
Mrs Barker Speaks on Personality in Interior Decoration
Mrs. Martine Barker addressed the Double M Club luncheon at Adams Memorial YWCA on personality imagination humor in home decorating. Fifty members and guests attended with hostesses L W Webb and H E Sloop. new member Mrs E W Price welcomed. Halloween decor featured.
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Double M Club
Martine Barker
Adams Memorial Ywca
L. W. Webb
H. E. Sloop
James Kerr
Leon Schute
James Lester
W. G. Thurman
Charles Kimsey
Jack Stanback
E. W. Price
Miss Sarah Ann Lee and James Thom as Hubbard wed at Conrad Baptist
The October 17 ceremony at Conrad Baptist Church featured Rev. James Deloach officiating at 5 p.m. Miss Sarah Ann Lee wore a white wool gown with a crown of seed pearls and iridescents, carried a white Bible with an orchid, and was given in marriage by her father Everett Lee. The groom is James Thom as Hubbard, son of Mrs. Ruth Rumley of Kernersville. Attendants included Linda Faye Lee as sister of the bride. Tommy Hunt was best man and Lew in Saintsing was usher. The couple will reside at 705 Bridges St after a trip.
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Tommy Hunt
Lewin Saintsing
W. H. Lee
Fish‘er St
Mrs. Hazelwood Hosts Forest Park Garden Club Meeting
Forest Park Garden Club met at 1507 Carolina Ave with host Mrs. Herman Hazelwood. Three visitors attended, president Mrs. C. R. Allen led devotions and business. Mrs. Arnold Culler reported on Garden Council and candy sale. meeting set for November fourth Tuesday with Christmas gift idea request. flower arranging workshop followed.
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Forest Park Garden Club
Herman Hazelwood
Carolina Ave
William G. Causey
Warren Clodfelter
Billy Hartley
C. R. Allen
Arnold Culler
Garden Council
John Surrett
Almanac Club Meets at Gibson Home
Almanac Garden Club gathered yesterday at 10 a.m. at the Gibson home with 15 members present. Mrs. Herb Ragan presided as president and Mrs. Iris Gaither spoke on Table Settings. Mrs. B. J. Williams gave the Garden Council report.
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Almanac Garden Club
Emeryeres
Herb Ragan
Iris Gaither
Garden Council
B. J. Williams
YWCA Calendar Highlights for Youth and Adult Activities
The YWCA lists midweek programs including Y-Teens for 8th to 11th grade, 8:00 duplicate bridges, adult activities, and a series of classes and meetings on Wednesday and Thursday. Notable items include Robins Club at 7:00, a 7:30 board of directors called meeting, and Art for Women sessions.
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Robins Club
Women Of Moose To Meet Thursday
Women of the Moose will hold the regular meeting at the Moose Home on Church Street Thursday at 8 p.m. Members are reminded to bring gifts for Mooseheart.
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Women of the Moose
Moose
Church Street
Mooseheart
Dried Arrangement Club to Stage Standard Flower Show
The Dried Arrangement Club plans its Standard Flower Show on Thursday at the YWCA from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. John Purcelle is president and Mrs. Harry D. Hawthorne is general chair. Entries limited to members, each providing two arrangements. Judging follows National Council of State Garden Clubs standards with multiple ribbons and awards for artistic and horticultural divisions. Autumn Symphony is the show theme.
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Dried Arrangement Club
YWCA
John Purcelle
Harry D. Hawthorne
National Council of State Garden Clubs
Spade N Grow Club Hears Fred Yoder
Fred Yoder spoke to Spade N Grow Garden Club members at Mrs. Tom McCormick’s home 113 Penny Rd. He gave bulb planting tips and stressed planning before planting. Mrs. Darrell Kennedy led the business, introducing two new members Mrs. Gerald Winfrey and Mrs. Charles Clodfelter. Hostesses served refreshments to 11 members.
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Fred Yoder
Spade ‘N’ Grow Garden Club
Tom McCormick
Penny Rd
E. H. Newsome
Yoder
Darrell Kennedy
Gerald Winfrey
Charles Clodfelter
High Point Beauty Salon Opens on Main Street
New beauty salon at 611 8 Main in High Point offers cutting edge styling services. The shop touts modern equipment and personalized care, inviting locals to visit for cuts, color, and treatments.
Workshop Held By Hum N Hoe Garden Club
Hum N Hoe Garden Club met yesterday at 10 a.m. at Mrs A G Powell's home on W College Drive with Mrs W B Lee as associate hostess. Mrs Hugh Kellam led a workshop on flower arrangements emphasizing contemporary line and massed line. Members made crescent arrangements. A benefit bridge was planned for Nov 3 at 8 p.m. at Mrs W B Gray's home, with Mrs J W Snotherly as chairman.
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Hum 'N’ Hoe Garden Club
A. G. Powell
W. College Drive
W. B. Lee
Hugh Kellam
Community Club Meetings and Society Events Schedule
3 p.m Mid Week Study Club meets with Mrs W EB Griffith at 810 Sunset Dr. 3-5 p.m Junior League sustaining members tea at Emerywood Estates home of Mrs Joe Temple. 3 p.m Jamestown Garden Club meets at Jamestown Methodist Church recreation room. 8 p.m LWV general meeting in library audio-visual room. 8:30 p.m High Point section Council of Jewish Women honors new members at B nai Israel educational center. 1:30 p.m Trinity Archdale Home Demonstration Club meets in Trinity Grange Hall. 2-5 and 7-49 p.m The Dried Arrangement Club holds a public flower show at the YWCA. Friday 3:30 p.m Canterbury Club meets with Mrs W D Simmons at 1200 Greenway Dr.
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W. EB. Griffith
Sunset Dr
Emerywood Estates
Joe Temple
Jamestown Garden Club
Jamestown Methodist Church
LWV
High Point
Council of Jewish Women
B'nai Israel Educational Center
Trinity - Archdale Home
Trinity Grange Hall
YWCA
Open Heart Club elects officers at November meet
The Open Heart Club met at Mrs. Bill Perryman's home with officer elections. Visitor Mrs. Iris Kelly attended. It was announced the November meeting would be at Mrs. Jarrett Whitney's home. Hostesses Mrs. Perryman and Mrs. M. R. Coble served coffee.
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Open Heart Club
Bill Perryman
Iris Kelly
Jarrett Whitney
Perryman
M. R. Coble
Miss Neely Hostess To Phi Tau
Miss Landry Neely hosted the Phi Tau and Beta vo hake meeting. A bake sale is planned for Saturday November 15 downtown. Beta Sigma Phi convention was discussed and Mrs Tommy Dillon was chosen to represent Phi Tau in the Valentine Girl Contest. Bridge and canasta were played. Carolyn McSwain won high in bridge, Shelby Rackley low, Linda Fields won canasta. Twelve members and rushees attended with refreshments served.
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Phi Tau
Carolyn McSwain
Shelby Rackley
Linda Fields
Diet plan helps weight loss by cutting calories
A daily calorie target should be reduced by 500 to shed about one pound per week. The guidance suggests calculating current intake and subtracting five hundred calories to create a deficit. Consistency and monitoring are key for gradual weight loss.
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Adelaide
Wendler
Mrs. Barker
Dorothy Hill
Mr. Powers
James Thomas Hubbard
Miss Lee
Mr. Hubbard
W. G. Hill
Bridges St
Mar- Powers
Rufus Powers
Brasstown
J. E. Hall
High Point High School
Bryce Commercial College
Brevard High School
Adams-Millis Corp
Linda Faye Lee
Mrs. Hazelwood
Forest Park Club
Almanac Club
Gibson
Ywca Calendar
Spade ‘N’ Grow Club
Cne Wine de
Plete
Adoria Beauty Salon
Main &J
C. DeWitt Holton
S. Main ST
Dass
Hegrees & Gas Men
Phon
B. Green St
Canterbury Club
W. D. Simmons
Greenway Dr
Miss Neely
Monark
Monark Shade Co
Guilford Optical CO
N. Main Street
Main Drug No. 2
Jack Southerland
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