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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1951

Page

2

Bulbs Discussed By Miss Effie Cox At Garden Club

The High Point Garden Club opened its season in the new YMCA building with Mrs. W. F. Clayton as president. Miss Effie Cox spoke on fall bulbs, soil prep, planting and care, followed by a color film “Springtime in Holland” showing tulips and hyacinths from Holland and notes on hybridized varieties not yet common in local gardens.

High Point N. C Effie Cox High Point Garden Club YMCA W. F. Clayton C. E. Haworth J. W. Harriss W. C. Jones High Point Council of Garden W. C. Idol Cecil Haworth England Holland Miss Cox Holland Bulb Company National

Trees And Flowers Of Bible Discussed By Mrs. Younts

The Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club met at Mrs. Roy Conrad's home with 19 members and one guest. Mrs. E E Younts spoke on Trees and Flowers Of The Bible, tracing biblical plants to today and noting over 3 000 species in the Holy Land. The meeting opened with a poem by the new president and club officers were named.

Roy Conrad Campbell Street J. R. Graham J. J. Hamlin E. R. Anderson God's C. L.michael W.S. Hooker J. W. Johnson Porter Montgomery M. R. Shields J. H. Tate E. E. Younts Holy Land Garden of Eden

Local resident Mrs Davis leaves hospital for home

Mrs. Jason Davis has recovered enough to return to her home at 122 Kendall Street after a stay at the local hospital. Mr and Mrs J C Turner and their son John move today from 1111 Blain Avenue to their new residence at 1007 Centennial Avenue in Homer. Homer recalls ancient methods of preserving cattle hides and making leather soles dating nearly 2900 years ago.

Jason Davis Kendall Street J. C. Turner John Blain Avenue Centennial Avenue Homer

Woodmen Circle Elects New Slate at District Meeting

Officers were elected at the Su preme Forest Woodmen Circle reg war meeting. The slate features Mrs. Whitlock as president and Mrs. Tucker as president, with vice presidents Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Sexton. Other officers include Mrs. Carroll as secretary, Mrs. Marsh as treasurer, and Mrs. Walker as auditor. One new member, Mrs. Dawson, joined, and an application from Mrs. Nichols was approved. The district meeting for Daniel Boone District is set for October 13 in Asheboro. Miss Blanche Eakin departs as national treasurer.

Regwar Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle W.R. Whitlock R. P. Tucker Ola Carpenter Ellen Sexton Paul Carroll Caruso Marsh Josephine Walker C. Jones Ruth Welborn Barbara Carroll Lloyd Underwood W. R. Whitlock Myrtle Garrard Greensboro Gladys .Dawson Grove Myrtle Nichols Retter James Ellington Blanche Eakin Omaha Neb Ethel Donalson Charlotte Daniel Boone Asheboro High Point Sarah Johnson Woodmen

Glenola WMU to Meet at Clara Overcash Home

The W M U of Glenola Baptist Church will gather Thursday night at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Clara Overcash.

Glenola WMU W.M.U. of

Community club schedules and wedding etiquette breach

A regional notice lists multiple club meetings and social events from Wednesday to Saturday including garden clubs, study groups, and a fashion show at Emerywood, plus a wedding announcement for Barbara Crawford. The article closes with a note that a Korean girl is seen talking to a nonfamily man, deemed a serious breach of etiquette.

Fortnighters Club Opens Year at Ward Home

The Fortnighters Club met at Mrs. Charles Ward’s Lexington Avenue home for its first gathering of the year hosted by Miss Mildred Crowder. After a brief business session, the group outlined bi monthly meetings alternating bridge parties and program programs. Prizes went to Mrs. James S. Parsons for high bridge and Mrs. Henry Malone for high canasta. Dessert and coffee followed for 15 members and two guests, Mrs. Maxey Crowder and Mrs. W. B. Hall Jr.

Nature Study Club Ed Koonce Shirley Avenue Paula Younts Gray Lady Service of the Red Cross Wesley Hall Wesley Memorial Methodist Church Friendly Garden Club W. L. Kivett Alpha Rho Fred Hughes Lexington Avenue Barbara Crawford D. R. Hedrick C. C. Hedrick Marilyn Collins Charles Payne Charles Ward Mildred Crowder James S.parsons Henry Malone Maxey Crowder W. B. Hall, Jr

Local Birth Announcements from High Point Area

Mr and Mrs P J Voorhies Jr of Lafayette Louisiana announce the birth of a son P J Mr and Mrs Billie Pierce of High Point are the former. Mr and Mrs William Price 225 Shirley Avenue announce the birth of a son David Michael on September 8 at High Point Memorial Hospital. A daughter Marsha Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Roger Morgan at High Point Memorial Hospital on September 8. Cynthia Boyd Mr and Mrs J R Boyd 1205 Thissell Street announce the birth of a daughter Cynthia at High Point Memorial Hospital on September 9. Mr and Mrs Thurman C Wall announce the birth of a son David Branson at High Point Memorial Hospital on September 9.

P. J. Voorhies, Jr Lafayette Louisiana P. J William Price Shirley Avenue David Michael High Point Memorial Hospital Marsha Ann Mrs Roger Morgan J.R. Boyd Thissell Street Cynthia Mrs. Thurman C. Wall David Branson

Legion Auxiliary To Meet Thursday Night

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet tomorrow evening at 7:45 at the American Legion Home on West High Street. In other news, Pennsylvania reports more underground railroad miles than above ground.

Legion Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary American Legion Home West High Street Pennsylvania

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St.Joseph Pti Th Dy-Dee Supply Company Waughtown Street Winston-Salem Slim Martha Manning Belk Beck Belk-Beck Woodmen Circle City Lake West Emerywood Frank Smith Rotary Drive High Point Woman's Club Emerywood Country Club Lizzie Gooch Weed n’Win Tommy Forster Dallas Street Council of Jewish Women Arthur Cassell Sherbrook Drive Harry Doctor Business and Professional Women’s Club Central Friends Annex Town and Country Garden Club Tom Elliott Parkway Robert Hoskins H. T. Hudson Elliott S. Wood Frank Hunsucker, Jr L. E. Boyles David Hutson Sunset Garden Club Archdale Robert Plummer Harold Wall Harold Hedrick Gatewood Avenue Myrtie's Were Rayons Seersucker Myrtes Shop S. Main ST Fortnighters Club P. J. Voorhies, LI David Michael Price Ee Ee Marsha Ann Morgan Cynthia’ Boyd David Branson Wall Guilford Perla Carpet-Craft Inc N. Wrenn ST California
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