Bon Voyage Tea Honors Mrs Frank White at Wilkinson Home
Mrs L L Wilkinson entertained sixteen friends at 1427 Wiltshire boulevard to honor Mrs Frank White who will travel to Sydney Australia for a six month visit. The gathering featured fall colored arrangements of yellow roses and gladioli, an imported cutwork linen table, buffet tea service, and a bon voyage gift for the honoree as she plans to depart this weekend for Wilmington before leaving for Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wilkinson
Wiltshire Boulevard
Frank White
Sydney
Australia
White
High Point
Wilmington
Twentieth Century Study Club Organizes For Year
Mrs. W. W. Gluyas hosted the first fall meeting at her Greenway Drive home with luncheon at one o'clock. Members planned the year around studying North Carolina authors, using UNC Chapel Hill materials. Officers named include President Mrs. Gluyas, Secretary Mrs. Don Conrad, Librarian Mrs. Charles Risch, and Treasurer Mrs. Willard Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Gluyas
Twentieth Century Study Club
Greenway Drive
North Carolina
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Don Conrad
Charles Risch
Willard Thomas
Local residents return from trip and hospital reports
About People note: Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bouldin Sr and son Gene return to 1108 Forest Hill after a week in New York state and Atlantic City. They visited Valhalla, N Y as guests of Reverend and Mrs Falshaw, relatives of Mrs. D L Bouldin Jr. W F Rush recovering at Boulevard unit hospital and able to receive visitors. he opened Monday and plans several days more. He runs the D lite Venetian Blind Co. Robert T Jordan visiting son in Miami has years to his home at 210 Boulevard. Mrs Raymond Bottoms recovering satisfactorily at Street unit High Poe Memorial hospital after appendectomy and hopes to return to Oak View soon. Bert Bragg, Bill McGuinn and Fred Farmer left for Durham for Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps at Duke University. Bragg’s family at 114 Virginia Ave, McGuinn’s at McGuinn Ave, Farmer’s at 2108 English St. Miss Gordie Maxwell, daughter of R S Maxwell of 419 Otteray Dr, left for Raleigh to enter Meredith College as a freshman. Bob Younts, son of Paul and Mrs Younts of 214 Shirley Ave, left for Duke University to begin sophomore year and assist with freshman orientation. A tip suggests adding a lump of butter to boiling vegetables to improve flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Bouldin
Gene
Forest Hill Drive
New York State
Atlantic City
N. J
Valhalla
N. Y
Thomas Falshaw
D.L. Bouldin, Jr
Raymond Bottoms
High Poe “Memorial Hospital
Oak View
Bert Bragg
Bill McGuinn
Fred Farmer
Durham
Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps
Duke University
Bragg
Fred Bragg
Virginia Avenue
McGuinn
J. W. McGuinn
McGuinn Avenue
Farmer
Clarence Farmer
English Street
Bob Younts
Paul .Younts
Shirley Avenue
Duke’ University
Bailey Lancaster Vows Announced to Reside Here
Miss Nelle Rose Lancaster of Louisburg wed James McQueen Bailey of Carthage in a private 530 PM ceremony at the First Presbyterian parsonage Greensboro. The couple plans to live at 528 Centennial Ave High Point after both graduated from North Carolina schools and colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisburg
Nelle Rose Lancaster
William G. Lancaster
James McQueen Bailey
M. M. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Carthage
First Presbyterian
Greensboro
John A. Redhead
Western
North Caron
Bailey
William Robert Mills
Woman's College
Vass
Lakeview
Louisburg College
High Point College
Births Announce Adrienne Leigh Kennedy and Stewart Lenderman
Mr and Mrs E G Kennedy announce the birth of a daughter Adrienne Leigh on September 12 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital. Mr and Mrs E H Lenderman announce a son Stewart Craig on September 12 at the Boulevard unit of High Point Memorial hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrienne Leigh Kennedy
E. G. Kennedy
North Main Street
Adrienne Leigh
Boulevard
High Point Memorial Hospital
Stewart ‘Craig Lenderman
E. H.lenderman
East Farriss Avenue
Stewart Craig
High Point Garden Club honors late members memorial service
The High Point Garden Club resumed fall meetings at Mrs. Bartlett’s Emerywood home with a memorial for Mrs. H. P. Hardin and Mrs. Levi Hayworth. Mrs. S. C. Clark led the service as new president Mrs. Cc. C. Garrett presided over the business session and plans to sell pansy plants again. Also noted was Clark’s report on the New York flower show and twenty members attended. Associate hostesses were Mrs. W. C. Idol and Mrs. A. E. Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hardin
Levi Hayworth
High Point Garden Club
Fred J. Bartlett
Emerywood Estates
S. C. Clark
Cc. C. Garrett
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
New York
Bartlett
W. C. Idol
A. E. Tate
W. H. Folger
Greensboro Road
Town and Country Garden Club
Richard Meisky
Robert Hoskins
Joe Gray
Gray
Fred Cox
Leon Bernard
Meisky
Hoskins
Burbank Garden Club Hosts Mrs Barker on Flower Arrangement
The Burbank Garden club opened its fall season with a 10 o clock meeting at Mrs H P Morrison’s Edgedale Drive home. Guest speaker Mrs Martin Barker explained basic flower arrangement principles using diagrams and distinguished between an arrangement and a bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
High Point Council of Garden Clubs
Hal Davis
C. S. Beaver
New Girl Scout Troop Organized At St Mary's
A new Girl Scout troop was organized Tuesday at St Marys Episcopal Church with fifteen girls beginning their first year. Mrs Fred Metcalfe Jr will lead the group. Officers elected were Carolyn Dillon president Judith Gayle Thomas vice president Ann Kirkman secretary and Perry Jones treasurer. Meetings will be every Tuesday at 3 15 p m at the church. Also included is a tip about painting a salt shaker top to prevent rust and how to clear clogged holes with a needle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Fred Metcalfe
S Jr
Carolyn Dillon
Judith Gayle Thomas
Ann Kirkman
Perry Jones
Episcopal Church
Velvet dominates autumn fashion shows across garments
Velvet appears in shoes gloves coats dresses hats and handbags with Dahlia red velvet dinner dress by Raymond Marinelli featuring diamond openwork boat neck short sleeves and cinched waist. Black velvet theater suit and Eisenburg sheath dress with strapless line and self fabric belt illustrate versatile evening options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile Dugas
NEA
NEW York
Raymond Marinelli
Eisenburg
Compact vanity case described in handbag friendly design
A compact vanity set is showcased with a removable comb vanity case and lipstick case fit inside a neat, compact shape. The designs include brocade and velvet models, presented for easy portability in a handbag.
Emerywood Garden Club Picnic At Foscue Home
The West Emerywood Garden Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. Henry Foscue’s Woodland Drive home. Mrs. Herman Smith presided as president with Mrs. C. T. Ingram Jr. as secretary and Mrs. Elliottwood as treasurer. Luncheon and social hour followed the business session and program outline by Mrs. Bob Fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Emerywood Garden Club
Henry Foscue
Woodland Drive
Bob Fountain
Herman Smith
West Emerywood Club
C. T. Ingram, Jr
Eliott Ood
Fescue
Local wedding events and rehearsals listed across Tri City area
Rehearsal and wedding plans fill an evening timetable with Hicks Coltrane at Glenola Baptist Church Archdale notices. Grace Plummer and Edison Drake wed at Main Street Methodist Church and guests host gatherings at several homes and clubs in Trinity Archdale High Point Burgess Chapel Winston-Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenola Baptist Church
Glenola
L. Q. Drake
Hayden Ratledge
Grace Plummer
Archdale
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hut
High Street
S. A. Butler
Williams-Leonard
Clyde
Mattie Lee Hicks
William Edgar Coltrane, Jr
Glenora Baptist Church
Coy Hicks
Route 2
Trinity
Barbara Williams
High Point
Lincolnton
Don H. Leonard
Burgess Chapel
First Methodist
J.R Plummer
Plummer-Drake
Population aging in 1960 shows rising share over 65
By 1960 estimates indicate one person in every 11 alive will be over 65, signaling a notable shift in demographic age structure and potential impacts on social programs and labor markets.
First Methodist Guild Meeting Updates and Elections
The Wesleyan Service guild of the First Methodist church met Monday night with Miss Myrtle Davis leading devotion and Miss Patty Peacock singing with Miss Betty Swofford at the piano. Plans include a Visitation campaign for eighty employed church women assisted by Mrs. Minnie Moore, Mrs. Lucy Harper and Miss Marie Rice. Margaret Carter resigns as vice president, Blanche Burgess named successor, Lois Mabry elected coordinator. Annabel Thompson reported on Greensboro Institute and Pleasant Garden district meeting. joint meeting with the Woman's Society for the anniversary party was noted. Refreshments served by Mrs. Lucy Harper and Mrs. Johnsie Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
the. First, Methodist Church
Myrtle Davis
Patty Peacock
Betty Swofford
Celeste Payne
Brotherhood “of Nations
Lillie Mae Moore
Marie Rice
Daphne Holbrook
Gladis Kivett
Sesson
Kenneth Goodson
Lois Mabry
Town And Country Garden Club Hears Timely Program
The Frances McFarland Class of Main Street Methodist Church held a Tuesday night meeting at the Parsonage with hostesses Mrs. Margaret Wood Mrs. Betty Webster and Mrs. Peggy Hulin. Gifts were given to Miss Grace Plummer bride elect and Mrs. Frank Folk new class member. Twenty five members attended and plans for a birthday party talent program to aid the city mission were discussed. New officers include President Nina Thomas Vice President Marie Blair Secretary Laura Stroud treasurer Betty Webster. The nursery project was approved with co chairmen Faye Wiley and Olean Warner listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McFarland
Main Street Methodist Church
Margaret Wood
Betty Webster
Peggy Hulin
Grace Plummer
Frank Folk
Beverly Morgan
City Mission Project
Nina. Thomas
Marie Blair
Laura Stroud
Doris Horne
Hilda Freeman
Faye Wiley
Olean Warner
Cochairman
Thomasville Bride-Elect Honored Before September Wedding
Miss Evelyn Meredith bride elect to marry Harold C. Davis on September 22 at Pleasant Grove Methodist was feted with hospitality at the Stilwell home in Thomasville. Prize games and a crystal and silver gift shower marked the event attended by about 15 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Merdith
Thomasville
Marchall Stilwell
Faye Gallimore
Carl Moore
Stilwell
Meredith
Harold C. Davis
Pleasant Grove’ Methodist Church
Owena Gallimore
G. R. Stilwell
Trinity PTA Honors Teachers at First Meeting
The Trinity Parent Teacher Association held a Tuesday night meeting at the school with new president Mrs. Gilbert Emfish presiding, devotionals by Rev. Gatwood, and a song fest led by Mrs. McGee. Planned projects include a safety patrol, better lighting for classrooms, and a lighted stadium. a reception for new teachers followed in the home economics building, decorated with fall flowers. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Harvey Farlow and Miss Mendenhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Pta
Trinity Parent Teacher Association
Gilbert Emfish
Gatwood
McGee
Harvey Farlow
First Aid for a Dry Skin
A compact guide on managing dry skin through daily lubrication after washing, use of heavy emollients overnight, and gentle cleansing with warm water. It notes avoid cold water, suggests oil-based powders, and recommends dietary fats and ample water to reduce flakiness and improve skin tone.
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.L. Wilkinson
W. F. Rush
Mr. Rush
Delite Venetian Blind Company
Robert T. Jordan
Miami, Fla
Gordie Maxwell
R. S. Maxwell
Otteray Drive
Raleigh
Meredith College
Bailey-Lancaster
Centennial Avenue
Burbank Club
Velvet
Prunella Wood
Boston
Emerywood Garden Club
Foscue
P. J. Neal
Emerywood Country Club
Jane
Bentley Tomlinson
P. Frank Hanes, Jr
Winston-Salemae
Edison Drake
First Methodist Guild
Rankin Memorial Church
Callie Daily
High Point Rt. 1
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street Methodist Church
R. R. Johnson
Thomasville Road
Mesdames
T. C. Cook
B. H. Cook
Paul Pietrdak
Chicago
St. Michael’s Church
Pietrdak
Steve. x
Miss Plummer
Hasty School
PTA
Parents-Teacher Association of
Helen Follett
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