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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1967
Page
7
The Junior Woman's Club of High Point outlined plans for its annual art show to be held November 56 at the Heritage show rooms. They announced officer appointments, district and CHS events, and fundraising efforts with contributions to the O Berry Center and scholarship funds.
Mrs Walter Robertson presided over the High Point Credit Women International meeting where a slate of nominees for next year was presented by chairman Mrs G T Fallenstein. Election will occur at the next meeting. An invitation to Bosses Night at Forsythe Country Club on Sept 26 was extended. Barbara Carroll chaired the Dixie Council President's Project and introduced members presenting booklet chapters. Fourteen members and sponsor Leo Palmer Jr attended.
Mrs. Leigh Harper hosted the I. T. Mann Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary at 220 Montheu Ave. Twelve members and one visitor Miss Ruth Welborn attended. A Red Cross Christmas program for boys in Vietnam was funded. An indoctrination course for the VA Voluntary Service is planned for Oct. 10. The area meeting will be held in Benson at the region home on Sept. 24.
Green Gardeners Garden Club members discussed plans for the year and volunteered to fill ditty bags for soldiers in Vietnam. Next Wednesday is the deadline to deliver bags to the Red Cross. Mrs Valasca Johnson joined as a guest and a sweet course with coffee was served after the meeting.
Tea from page 6 A arranged in the living room featured bronze and yellow bouquets. The hostesses gave white gramellin corsages to the honorees. Guests included Mrs. Arthur Utley Jr. sister of Mrs. Hardin and several Hutchens relatives, among them Mrs. Walter Hutchens and Mrs. R. P. Cook.
Safe Blue Lustre re-brightens colors and leaves carpets fluffy. Purchase and rent options include an easy shampooer at Mann Drug Stores for $1 a day.
Dogwood Garden Club members met at Mrs. C. W. Scott’s home to plan their annual dogwood tree sale and finalize arrangements. Mrs. Robert Griffith led the meeting while Mrs. W. R. Malpass urged use of the Sears Store garden center. October will feature a flower arranging workshop with a judging guest and designs displayed at Sears garden center.
Vat dyed cotton and rayon decorative trimmings are machine washable and can be tumble dryed.
Members of the Good Deed Club met at Mrs. Fred Marlowe's home to report August activities. Evie Thornton, vice president, led the meeting and announced September's theme School Children's Needs. The birthday box was presented to Annie Bradley.
Members of the Burbank Garden Club voted to raise funds by selling engagement calendars and notepaper at a Wednesday meeting held in Thomasville's Mayfair Cafeteria. President Mrs. D. E. Cauble led the session, with Mrs. J. M. Reichard chosen to attend the Raleigh district meeting on Sept 27 and to serve as delegate to the October Elkin gathering. Mrs. Coyte Smith reported the council. Hostesses were Mrs. W. W. Lentz, Mrs. J. A. Johnson, and Mrs. Cauble.
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