Ro cce re MADELINE HOOVER. EDITOR Dr Rozzelle Addresses DAR
Dr C Excelle Rozzelle spoke to the Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution on U S historical documents and mottoes that shaped national life. The address highlighted how early mottoes influenced civic values and record keeping in colonial and early national periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Excelle Rozzelle
al Peete
Reagoint Ege
Alexander Martin Chapter
Daughters of the
Ameri
Local Society Notes Highlight Hospital Visit Adoption News and Constitution Week Event
Mrs H C Bost of 317 West Russell Street was admitted to High Point Memorial Hospital after an asthma attack and is expected to stay through the end of the week. Norma Miller departs for Mars College to begin her freshman year. Roy and Valoree Holder announce the adoption of four month old James Randell on September 13. Constitution Week observances featured Dr Rozzelle and a music program by Jean Harris of High Point College, with hosting by Mrs R L Brinson at the home of Mrs John C Sheloff on North Main Street. Guests enjoyed a fall flower table and refreshments.
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H. C. Bost
W. Russell St
High Point Memorial Hospital
Nes Norma Miller
N. E. Miller
Deane Sr
Mars College
Roy E. Holder
Maple Dr
Lenoir
James Randell
Holder
Reas
Valoree Ward
D. O. Ward
High Point
Rozzelle
R. K. Stewart
John C. Sheloff
N. Main St
J. C. Moore
Ethel Rozzelle
N. F. Geer
J. C. Bastian
H. A. Millis
Helen Marie Sheloff
Laura Wiley
Hat copied in velvet or felt by milliner for fall
A reader is advised to take a favorite summer hat to a milliner to have it copied in velvet or felt for the autumn season. The suggestion emphasizes preserving style while updating fabric.
DAR Observes Constitution Week Observance
Alexander Martin Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution marked Constitution Week September 17 to 23 with a meeting at Mrs John C Sheloffs home on North Main Street. Photographed are four top officials including hostess and vice regent Mrs Sheloff regent Mrs R L Brinson Constitution Week chair Mrs Vann B Stringfield and program chair Mrs R K Stewart who spoke with Dr C E Rozzelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR Marks
Alexander Martin
Daughters of the American Revolution
John C. Sheloff
N. Main St
Sheloff
Constitution Week
R. L. Brinson
Vann B. Stringfield
Eft
Consti
Dish Gardens Topic At Tuesday Garden Club Meeting
Mrs O Connor spoke on dish gardens at the Tuesday Afternoon Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs V me at 713 Forrest Ave. with 21 members and two visitors present. The club voted to continue the rear YWCA garden project and a plant sale closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. O'Connor
Wwelcomed
YWCA
Max O'Connor
Mrs O Connor Delivers Dish Garden Talk To Wake Robin Club
Wake Robin Garden Club met at president Mrs George White 909 Denny St with 18 members. Mrs Max O Connor spoke on dish gardens stressing light source over watering and demonstrated prep steps. a garden donated to the Red Cross was shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Robin Garden Club
George White
Denny St
John Cox
Sam Hart
White
Nci
Jack Rives
Max O'Connor
O'Connor
YWCA Meeting Schedule And Notes
The YWCA outlines Thursday activities including the Modernettes Luncheon at 12 15 and the Teen Age Committee Meeting at 12 30. Robins Club hosts a supper and shower for Clara Lackey at 6 15 followed by the Agenda Club dinner at 6 30 and Crews Club Bridge at 7 30. Friday features a Book Review Coffee Hour. Light cream is defined as 18 to 30 percent butterfat.
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Modernettes
Robins
Clara Lackey
Agenda
Crews
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Madeline Hoover
Pel
Montlieu Ave
Adam Shop
Forstman’s
NAVY
Jamestown High
Forestdale Garden Club
R.C.A
C. E. Rozzelle
Mrs. O' Connor
Elna
E. Washington St
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