Garden Club Council Opens Year At YWCA
Eighteen clubs represented at the High Point Council of Garden Clubs fall meeting held at the Adams Memorial YWCA Building to start a new year. Officers were announced and plans discussed for the November District Five meeting and the district conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
High Point Council of
Mitchell
Blue Star Highway
North Carolina
Fred J. Bartlett
North Caroline
Straughan
Z. P. Long
Hum and Hoe
Alamance Club
Council
Jimmy Mitchell
Silas Casey
R. B. Coutts, Jr
Carl Wood
Alson Gray
James Kidd
Charles Ward
Reginald Rogers
Garden Center
Wall tackle gadgets and the fading role of Papa at home
Ruth Millett laments new household inventions that let wives do tasks without husbands. She argues gadgets lessen male indispensability and threaten traditional help roles while praising practical tips for ironing and mending crochet bedspreads.
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Papa
Grandma
Grandpa
Unclear social notes on marriages and fund drives
Friends and admirers of the late Hon. James W Wads worth sent the Runyon Fund almost $1000 instead of flowers to his grave. Winchell married hatchick Del Mack last week. Mike Todd hired the former seamstress around with Oleg Cassini. The Billy Rose and Smelke vice cases shot chess up at the Journal Mirror and the News nearly forty thousand each. Sound in the Night mentions Ceil Chapman or Sam dress.
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Hatchick del Mack
James W. Wadsworth
Runyon
Mike Todd
Tallulah Ture
Oleg Cassini
John Alden
Billy Rose
Smelke
Journal, Mirror
the News
Dearie
Ceil Chapman
Sam
Miss McAllister To Be Honored Tonight
Charlotte McAllister and fiancé Jerry Culler recently announced will attend a first bridal courtesy. Miss Sandra Rothrock hosts the Thomasville event at Snow White luncheonette with local guests meeting at 507 Gatewood before nine to Thomasville. The couple plan to marry September 14.
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Miss McAllister
Charlotte McAllister
Jerry Culler
Thomasville
Sandra. Rothrock
Gatewood
Mr. Culler
Practical home tips on ventilation and storage
An exhaust fan in the kitchen removes heat odors and grease to keep the house cooler and cleaner. Convert an old trunk into a moth proof linen chest by lining with cedar and covering the exterior with embossed hardboard that imitates grain leather.
Long wearing wools demand sturdy fabric choices
For durable garments choose a worsted gabardine cheviot serge or covert. These fabrics offer lasting wear and a crisp finish suitable for heavy use and formal attire.
Community events honor Miss Mary Elizabeth Casey
A series of social gatherings and club meetings are scheduled around Emerywood Country Club and local venues. Dinners at the Emerywood Club and YMCA, garden club activities, a luncheon, and a miscellaneous shower will honor Miss Mary Elizabeth Casey with multiple associations and hosts across North Carolina locations.
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Betty Martin
Mary Elizabeth Casey
Emerywood Country Club
Overseas Club
A. H. Kimble
Welborn Streeet
Betsy Chernault
Nancy Gray
Thursday Busy Day for Adams Memorial YWCA Events
The Adams Memorial YWCA schedules four activities on Thursday including a 10am bridge game for members and friends, a 12pm Modernette Club luncheon, a 630pm Agenda Club supper, and a 730pm Community Club meeting. Also tips advise keeping bread boxes mold free and dry, and checking fabric for pre shrinkage when sewing at home.
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Adams Memorial Ywca
Modernette Club
Agenda Club
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Bloom
Mengel
E. Washington ST
Council of Garden Clubs
YWCA
A. View Hotel
Ruth Millett
Mama
Treadser Sunad
Westinghouse
Toy Ban PO
Pet Enki
Paly
Mack
Snessee
Kevter Brothers & Son
Asheboro
Winchell
Magic Key Garden Club
A. Scott Parker
Parkway
Thag West
Nature Study Garden Club
Fred Mundy
Ward Hubbard
Dave Martin
Daphine Yow
Nancy Moran
Try Ann Steele
Yow
Johnson Street
Picketts
Rayon
Seersuckers
Children’s Slippers & Oxfords
Y.W.C.A
Carolinas
el Jaby Diaper Service
E. Commerce St. High Point
Hughtens
Rosen Insten- Salem
Cation
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