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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1960

Page

3

Burbank Club Studies Birds Taste In Food

The Burbank Garden Club held a covered dish luncheon and business meeting at Mrs. J W Woollen s home on Emerywood Drive. Mrs C C Haworth presented Gardening for the Birds detailing bird tastes noting woodpeckers favor apple seeds not pulp while the brown shrush eats pulp not seeds. Mulberry trees and small shrubs attract many birds with 83 species liking poke berry and 98 liking dogwood berry. Starlings especially enjoy Japanese beetles.

Burbank

New Teacher Joins Studio of Child Care Staff

Jean Davidson announces Miss Charlotte Gobble of Charlotte joins the Studio of Child Care staff to teach dance two mornings weekly as an elective for Kindergarten and first grade. Gobble, a NADAA certified instructor, trains in New York and will travel weekends. Registration for classes for all ages is Sept 17 at 216 Steele St from 3 to 7 p.m.

Jean Davidson Studio of Child Care Charlotte Gobble Charlotte Miss Gobble National Association of Dance and Affiliated Arts United States NADAA New York Steele St

AAUW District Workshop Planned In Thomasville

A workshop for representatives from 15 AAUW chapters will be held in Thomasville on Saturday Sept 24. State president Mrs Richard Prokop will preside and Virginia speaker Mrs Edwin P Jordan will discuss Revolution South of the Sahara at a luncheon. About 50 officers and chairmen from 13 clubs are expected. Registration 9:15 10 a.m. at Davidson County Public Library. Lunch at St Pauls Episcopal Church. Afternoon session ends about 3 p.m.

Thomasville American Association of University Women James W. Johnson Richard Prokop Greensboro Edwin P. Jordan Charlottesville National International Relations Committee T. Fred Henry Salisbury St. Paul's Episcopal Church Salem Street F. P. Covington Hostess Club

Flower Judges Plan Meeting in High Point

Flower show judges will meet Tuesday at 1 30 p m with Mrs Valette J Harris at her Rockford Road home to plan the district council of judges meeting in October.

High Point Flower Show Valette J. Harris Rockford Road District Council of Judges

Miss Boitnott and Venable wed in South Carolina vows

Miss Janie Amelia Boitnott became the bride of Thomas Davis Venable in Dillon South Carolina vows on September 15. The bride is daughter of Mrs Garnett Bell and C J Boitnott of Roanoke Virginia. She graduated from High Point High School and works for Dr MacLean B Leash. Venable is son of Mr and Mrs S C Venable of 706 Wise Street, also a High Point graduate and employed by R Hoe Co. The couple resides at 706 Wise Street.

Janie Amelia Boitnott Thomas Davis Venable Dillon D.C Garnett Bell South St C.J. Boitnott Roanoke High Point High School MacLean B. Leash Venable S.C. Venable Wise St

Five Births Reported at High Point Memorial Hospital

Mr and Mrs Jack E Jones announce the birth of a son Mark Christopher on September 14 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Charles F Lynch announce the birth of a daughter Cynthia Renee on September 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Bobby Hooks announce the birth of a son David Lamont on September 13 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Gary Stafford announce the birth of a daughter Lari Jane on September 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Raymond Ray announce the birth of a son Tony Lynn on September 15 at High Point Memorial Hospital.

Mark C. Jones Jack E. Jones Rt. 2 Trinity Mark Christopher High Point Memorial Hospital Cynthia Renee Lynch Charles F. Lynch Hood St Cynthia Renee David Lamont Hooks Bobby Hooks Crestwood David Lamont Lari Jane Stafford Gary Stafford Lexington Lari Jane Tony Lynn Ray Raymond Ray South Road Tony Lynn

Keeping Frozen Meat Moist with Olive Oil Brush

When wrapping hamburgers chops or steaks for the freezer brush the meat with Spanish olive oil first to prevent drying out during freezing. This tip emphasizes moisture retention and uses olive oil as a protective coating.

Altrusa Club Outlines Plans for Year at Sheraton

Altrusa Club members at the Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday evening outlined program plans for the coming year. Miss Marcella Carter led the meeting and announced Dorothy Forward’s nomination for Third District Vice Governor. The Third District Conference is set for Oct 20 to 22 in Richmond Virginia, with reservations at the John Marshall Hotel. Mrs. Neil Austin attended as a visitor and spoke about the United Appeal. Committee chairs reported on their areas: Ada Burgess for program, Janice Hedgecock for ways and means, and Lois Smith for finance.

Altrusa Club Sheraton Hotel Marcella Carter Dorothy Forward Altrusa Clubs Richmond John Marshall Hotel Neil Austin United Appeal Ada Burgess Janice Hedgecock Ways and Means Lois Smith

Fall Planting Pruning Discussed At Club Meet

Mrs Myron C Hayworth of the Country Garden Club presented a program on fall planting and pruning at the Green n Growing Garden Club meeting held Wednesday morning. She advised fall bulbs behind shrubbery or flowers for color next spring, noted bulbs must be dug and transplanted every three years, and covered plant feeding methods. She added that only early spring blooming shrubs should be pruned in fall, while summer blooming should be pruned in spring. The meeting took place at Mrs E C Blair s home on Rt 1 High Point with Mrs S R Walton as hostess, and visitors welcomed including Mrs Donald Horne.

Myron C. Hayworth Country Garden Club Green ‘N’ Growing Garden Club E. C. Blair Rt. 1 High Point S. R. Walton

Jamestown trio noted in college, hospital entries

Sandra Wiley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wiley of Jamestown, started at Sullins College this week. Vince Mabella, of 618 East State Street, was admitted for observation at High Point Memorial Hospital, with visitors allowed. John T. Hyde, 105 Bundy Road, entered High Point Memorial Hospital for treatment. Simplicity in lingerie emphasized as budget friendly.

Sandra Wiley Sam Wiley Vickery Chapel Rd Jamestown Sullins College Vince Mabella E. State St High Point Memorial Hospital John T. Hyde Bundy Rd

Church Activities at Southside Baptist and Central Christian

The Sunshine Prayer Band of Southside Baptist Church meets Saturday at 7 p m at Mrs Dewey Strickland 1012 Cassell St with speaker Mrs Nellie Taylor. Central Christian Women meet at Mrs Viola Jones home Rt 1 Kernersville Morday at 7 30 with Mrs Leon Robinson leading the program.

Sunshine Prayer Band Southside Baptist Church Dewey Strickland Cassell St Nellie Taylor Central Christian Women Central Christian Church Viola Jones Rt. 1 Kernersville Morday Leon Robinson

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