Teachers Honored With Dinner By PTA Council
Over 450 attended last night's annual dinner honoring High Point teachers at Senior High School cafetorium. Dr. Dean PruNst expressed appreciation for two PTA magazine articles while Mrs. Alva B. Newton presided and W. A. Tomlinson welcomed new and returning teachers. The Dixie Crystals performed, and bingo followed with Dan as caller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Council
High Point Cnergh School
Florence Shaw
Mary Lou Cox
Johnson Street
Bert Smith
al Newton
Robert Davis
Teachane Aanamatia
High Point
Alva B. Newton
Dean B. Pru
PTA
Peter
William Price
W. A. Tomlinson
Dixie Crystals
Wilbur Groome
Bingo
Dan
Park attendance rises at North Carolina parks this year
RALEIGH AP monitored attendance at 11 state parks in North Carolina showing an increase of 68,619 for the first eight months of the year versus the previous period. The Department of Conservation and Development reported total attendance of 1,292,206 with August figures at 317,896 against 243,441 last August.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Department of Conservation and Development
Club and group meetups listed for Thursday and Friday in High Point
A schedule of meetings includes High Point Memorial Hospital Guild at the Nurses home, Miss Anne Peace’s engagement dinner at the Burton home in Madison, a joint League of Women Voters unit gathering at the YWCA, and daytime and evening events for local clubs. Also noted are a Credit Women’s Breakfast Club at the Sheraton, Garden Club gatherings, a luncheon for bridesmaids, a NASC Auxiliary tour of the High Point Post Office, and assorted garden clubs and American Legion Auxiliary meetings through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s
Sheraton Hotel
Out To Grow Garden Club
N. C. Johnson Jr
W. Ray St
Doris Ann Honeycutt
Westdale Dr
NASC
High Point
Guilford Dairy Bar
Home bakers vary yeast rolls with seeds
Home bakers mix flavor by baking yeast rolls with different toppings. Some rolls get poppy seeds, others caraway, and the rest sesame seed for a subtle variety in a single bake.
Cosmetologists Hear James Best On Salesmanship
James W. Best spoke to members of the High Point Cosmetologists at the YMCA on The Art of Salesmanship. He urged studying customer needs and using skill and imagination, ending with honesty to self and customer. Mrs. Hazel Yodzic presided and announced the next YMCA meeting for Oct 14 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Best
High Point Cosmetologists
YMCA
Marguerite McAllister
Supper Honors Mrs. A. L. Lowe On Birthday
Mrs. A. L. Lowe was guest of Lowe relatives at an outdoor supper in Greensboro to celebrate her birthday. Attendants included her daughter Mrs. James McGee and six grandsons who received gifts as part of the evening entertainment. A birthday cake was cut and greetings sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Lowe
Lowe
High Point
James
A. Lowe
Greensboro
James McGee
Montheu Ave
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Ers Association
David Cox
Good Housekeeping
McCall’s
Saturday Evening Post
Stauffer
Sa aSoe
Ee Housekeeping
Louise Riddle
Scott Ave
Fayetteville, N.C
Monugh Point
Teiress
L “Supreme
Quaker
S. Wrenn ST
High Point Memorial Hospital Guild
Nurses Home
Boulevard
Kaye
Gaye Burton
Anne Peace
Burton
Madidson
YWCA
League of Women Voters
Wild Flower Garden Club
Holt Hunter
Gardenite Garden Club
Boyd Chapman
Bridges St
I. T. Mann
American Legion Auxiliary
Mabel Hargett
Johnson St
Pride and Patience Garden Club
Gordon Dillon
Sunset Garden Club
Ralph Smith
Archdale
S. Main ST
James Best
Lowest ‘Town
Monark
Sandler
Boston
Courier
Delhi
Ae Pader
Hammertone
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