Mrs. Hugh Kellam Opens Garden Council Meeting
Mrs. Hugh Kellam opened the 1956 High Point Garden Council meeting with 47 attendees from 24 clubs. Officers reported a $1134.39 treasury, and plans included a district meeting September 27 at High Point Jerseye Meeting House, a December bazaar, and beautification projects for the city library area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kellam
High Point Garden Council
Garden Council
North Carolina
Council
Wesley Memorial
Sertoma
Kellam
Carl Bales
James Monroe
Monroe
Council Treasury
New Busi
Plantatvn
Paul Spencer
Family Reunion Set For Sunday At Skeet Club Road Home
The Samuel and Turner families announce a reunion this Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs R Samuel on Skeet Club Road. Dinner will be served and all relatives and friends are invited.
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Samuel and Turner
Mrs. R Samuel
Skeet Club Road
Applesauce Cinnamon Drizzled Pancakes Hint
A simple batter tip uses canned applesauce as a topping. Warm the applesauce with a cinnamon stick and several cloves, then strain to remove spices and spoon over hot griddle cakes for a fragrant finish.
Rosh Hashana Customs Describe Sweet Year Hope
After prayers the eve of Rosh HaShana families share a festival dinner. Apple dipped in honey symbolizes a sweet coming year. Morning services include readings from a hand written Sefer Torah in a velvet covered scroll.
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Mrs. Kellam
Miss Kay Moore
Linda Rankin
Miss Libby Johnson
Miss Wicksmith
Miss Cynthia Slate
Joan Thrower
Shrine Club
High Point
High Point- Greensboro
Greensboro Road
Graome Fulton
W. L. Hill
Fred Bryant
Ccutive
Blowing Rock
J. C. Alexander
Kay Moore
Ed Hill
Cynthia Slate
Bill Kester
Vicki Smith
Sanders Dallas Jr
Libby Johnson
Jim Martin
Jim Adams
Ed Grimsley
English ST
S. Main
Aus’ Point
N. Wrenn & Howell
Sturey Arne Ee
Babys
Pers
Kraven Ee
Iau
Jesse Jones
Lard
MeLag
Singer
Mig. Co
Singer Sewing Center
N. Main ST
Rosh Hashana
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