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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1961

Page

6

Judges Discuss Japanese Flower Arranging Traditions

Mrs. Paul Kincaid of Gastonia, a nationally credited flower show judge, led an 11 member High Point Judges Club session on Japanese flower arranging. She cited over 750 recognized schools in Japan and described Ikenobu Sogetsu Sohfu and Ohara styles with slides and live demonstrations.

Paul Kincaid Gastonia High Point Judges Club Kincaid Homer T. Hudson Japan Ikenobu Sogetsu Sohfu Nagiere Ohara Joe Rawiey

Japanese arrangement workshop at local meeting

A guest speaker demonstrated practical arrangements using sticks and stones. Mrs J W Thomas reported plans for next year while Mrs G T West led detailed program work. A covered dish luncheon followed from the Hudson dining room with fall flowers on the table.

J. W. Thomas G. T. West Hudson Dining Room

District 7 Women’s Clubs to Meet at Womans College

The 36th annual District 7 meeting of the North Carolina Federation of Women’s Clubs will be held October 26 at Elliott Hall on the University of North Carolina at Greensboro campus. Highlights include talks by C Gordon Maddrey James M Badgett and J Britt Petty and competition for six awards including the Community Service Bowl. Robert LaBoyteaux will preside the all day session with 9 a.m. registration and coffee. Clubs will bring birthday gifts for children in Murdoch Caswell and Samarcand schools.

Greensboro North Carolina Federation of Women’s Club Elliott Hall Woman's College Greensporo Ers Robert LaBoyteaux Gibsonville NCFWC Murdoch, Caswell Samracand

Snow Hodges Pair Speaks Church Vows

Miss Brenda Lou Hodges becomes the bride of Donald Ray Snow at Woodlawn Baptist Church in a Sunday ceremony officiated by Rev. A B Ashill. The couple, both High Point High School alumni, will reside on Garrison Avenue after a Navy and furniture employment background.

Brenda Lou Hodges Donald Ray Snow Woodlawn Baptist Church A. B. Ashill Shirley Metters Audrey Jo Koontz Raymond Hodges Winston Rd High Point High School Mr. Snow C. E. Snow Pine Valley Drive U. S. Navy Heritage Furniture Co Peggie Hodges M. Wayne Hampton Garnett Ray Keith Lewis Garrison Avenue

Local Club Meetings Focus On Fall Planting And Christmas Notes

Local clubs and sororities held active sessions as the season progresses. Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Rho discussed fall bulb planting with Fred Yoder at Mrs Summers home, and planned a Nov 17 bingo event at Immaculate Heart of Mary. Y's Monettes explored Christmas decorations with demonstrations on wrapping and festive arrangements, as plans for a Nov 27 white elephant sale emerged.

Fred Yoder Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Rho Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church Neely Charles Hudson Fred Thomas Jr Y’s Paul Frye

Faith Bible Class Meets at Green Street Baptist Church

Faith Bible Class of Green Street Baptist Church meets this evening at 7 30 with Mrs L G Duckworth at her home 1121 Dartmouth Street. The Loyal Women's Class of First Church of Christ also gathers at 7 30 with Mrs J C Willis and Mrs John Strickland hosting. Mrs M J Crowder of 309 Steele Street hosts Wednesday's Stephens Bible Class at 3 30.

Faith Bible Class Green Street Baptist Church L. G. Duckworth Dartmouth St First Church of Christ J. C. Willis John Strickland Crowder M. J. Crowder Steele St Stephens Bible

Dogwood planting tips from city sale sponsors

Dogwood Garden Club promotes a planting sale on Saturday from 8 30 a m to 6 p m at Emerywood Drive and W Lexington Avenue. Club members advise shading dogwoods, careful handling of roots, dry soil planting, and weekly watering through the first summer.

Dogwood Garden Club Emerywood Drive W. Lexington Avenue Carlton Clinard Sale Herman Hunter Division of Forestry N. C. Department of Conservation and Development

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