Plant and Pluck Garden Club Luncheon Meeting
The Plant and Pluck Garden Club will meet tomorrow at 11:00 AM for a luncheon at 500 Parkway. Mrs. H. M. Ridge, Jr. serves as associate hostess with host De. Cc. S. Mc Gahey.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1952
Page
6
The Plant and Pluck Garden Club will meet tomorrow at 11:00 AM for a luncheon at 500 Parkway. Mrs. H. M. Ridge, Jr. serves as associate hostess with host De. Cc. S. Mc Gahey.
The West Emerywood Garden Club announces its first Fall meeting on Wednesday at 11 a.m. hosted by Mrs I Pau Ingle on Sherbrook Drive.
Green Street Baptist Church hosts Ruths Bible Class at 7 30 Tuesday with Mrs Mattie Whedbee at 39 D Clara Cox Apartments. Volunteer Class meets Tuesday at 7 30 at Mrs Vernon Browns 806 Granby. Mary Martha Class meets Tuesday at Mrs Fred Myers 404 West Bay Street with new officers to be installed. Trinity Methodist Woman’s Society meets Wednesday at 7 30 at Mrs Dallas Younts. T E L Class meets tomorrow at 7 30 at Mrs J S Hollifields 1205 Filbert Street.
The YWCA hosts its weekly bridge event for Y members and guests at the Adams Memorial Building. Play begins at ten o clock Thursday morning as announced.
The Pioneer Council No 52 of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty will hold their regular meeting this evening at the Hall on Commerce. A brief note references a full-grown menhaden and four species of fish measured about a foot in length.
The Guilford County Fine Arts Festival Association accepted High Point Chamber of Commerce’s invitation to host its 1953 festival there. President Huger S. King praised the association’s cultural impact and county participation. Prizes were awarded including the Maude Moore Latham cup to Mrs. James Winecoff, and a recording of Mrs. A. G. Jarvis prize composition was played.
A 31-year-old ex-waiter Dominick Vages confessed robbing Mrs. Germaine Cazenave Wells, proprietor of Arnaud's, of two diamond rings in the French Quarter. Police said the rings valued at $36,000 were in his possession when arrested. One ring reportedly contained a very large cut stone.
In Leesville Virginia a about sixteen year old unidentified boy is credited with calming patrons and guiding them to safety after fire started in the Lee Theater. A soldier reportedly was knocked unconscious by the boy after the soldier screamed causing chaos. Fire destroyed the theater, a military store and a tavern with estimated damage around 16000 dollars. Firefighters from Camp Polk aided efforts to control the blaze. The cause remained undetermined.
Authorities report tens of thousands of penguins dying on islands near Capetown due to oil pollution and clogged burrows. Officials could not confirm oil source as efforts to investigate continue.
A Ruth Millett piece defines a dangerous woman as one who sows doubt and envy, recalls gossip, and undermines friends. The description labels her as a menace who uses friendship as cover to tear people down and push others toward dissatisfaction.
Miss Constance Grant heads Sunday to Cincinnati to start as a freshman at the University of Cincinnati Teachers College. Mrs. B Green of 717 Morris Street travels to New York for her brother Sam Schwartz’s funeral in the Bronx. Miss Anne Garst leaves for Chicago and then Columbia Missouri to pursue journalism at Seton Hall. Buddy Welch Jr and Glenn Leach return from a week in New York City to their homes. Mrs. L D Campbell remains homebound at 1814 Welborn Street due to serious illness but receives visitors.
The notice lists Monday events including Pickett softball vs Mills and a Mills home game. Also scheduled are schoolgirl activities, swimming, a young women group meeting with Adams Robins and Star dusters, and evening finance and board meetings. Saturday features a Young Adult Planning Conference at Camp Betty Hastings and Sunday another planning conference.
Miss Betty Anne Steele will wed James M. Witcher on Saturday. The release lists club meetings and social gatherings through Thursday, including Garden Club events, a luncheon for the bride-elect, and a rehearsal at First Baptist Church with stewards and host families named.
Morality columnist Muriel Lawrence argues that Mrs. K should reshape her self image and stop overburdening herself with chores. By choosing joy over resentment she may influence Mr. K and set a constructive example for children. The piece cautions against turning responsibility into a grim burden.
This AP Education piece explores calmer bedtimes for children, noting that preparation helps. It recommends starting routines early, quiet play with a drawing box, light supper for under six, and limited rewards. Stories and hymns aid peaceful sleep, while rewards can become bribery if overused.
Mrs T H Smith announces wedding with Miss Betty Anne Smith at eight Saturday at the First Baptist Church. A reception follows at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs J H Steele on Marion Avenue.
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