Enrollment Record Shows Sharp College Enrollment Jump
Enrollment at High Point College rises with 100 more regular students and 54 more in the evening program. Regular students hail from 24 states and six foreign countries including Bolivia, Central America, Cuba, Greece, India and Sarawak. Evening students come from Greensboro to Martinsville, with High Point and Winston Salem supplying the largest numbers, aided by the completion of Yadkin Hall for women.
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Bolivia
Central America
Cuba
Greece
India
Sarawak
Greensboro
Salisbury
Bisco
Martinsville
High Point
Winston- Salem
High Point College
BPW Club Plans Tuesday Evening Business Meeting
The Professional Women's Club will hold a business meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Chamber of Commerce Building.
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BPW
Chamber of Commerce Bldg
Evening Class Schedule for Monday Activities
The listing shows a sequence of classes and clubs throughout the day including English at 10 a.m. Oil painting at 9 a.m. and art appreciation at 10 a.m. Music and crafts sessions run in the afternoon and evening such as guitar classes at 7:30 p.m. Uke and baritone ukes appear alongside bridge and a furniture city cup event.
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S. IL. R
Community Activity Schedule Fragment
Readable items show a Thursday session at 10 a.m. for Adult Swim and Books Alive, plus a 7 30 p.m. V Wives event. Friday entries not shown.
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Adult Swim
Books Alive
V-Wives
Medical Group Schedules Lunch Meeting
A luncheon is planned for 11 a.m. by the High Point branch of the Guilford Medical Group. The meeting aims to discuss local health initiatives and member participation.
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High Point
Guiledical
Eastern Star Sets Meeting in High Point Chapter 106
Eastern Star Chapter 106 of High Point announces a meeting onTuesday evening. District 13 deputies will attend the session to pay official visits to the chapter.
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High Point
District 13
Decoupage Explained At YWCA Club Meeting
The Modernette's Club of the YWCA hosted a swim party and lunch at Mrs. Bill Allridge's home on Nottingham Road. Guests included Misses Lucille Crawford Sara Gordon Betty Calhoun and Phyllis Spence with Mrs. Thomas Prangley. Mrs. Marge Muir gave the invocation. Members voted on changes to the club constitution at the business session.
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Modernette’s Club
The
YWCA
Bill Allridge
Nottingham Road
Lucille Crawford
Sara Gordon
Betty Calhoun
Phyllis Spence
Thomas Prangley
Marge Muir
Evening Activities Outline at Local Center
The schedule lists events from 7 to 9 pm Family Night followed by Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club with Master Point at 8 pm. A Baby Sitting Course runs at 9:30 am. Local participants can join activities covering family engagement and instruction.
Colorful contrast at Duke Gardens in springtime bloom
Duke Gardens in Durham shows subdued current colors that contrast with earlier spring abundance. Magnolias, boxwoods, yews and pines frame blooming borders with begonias, marigolds, vinca alba and ageratum. Water lilies, daylilies and red berries enhance the scenic display as visitors enjoy a softened spring after winter.
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Durham — Duke Gardens
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Garden Center
H. E. Coble
Wild Flower Garden Club
Elmer Horton
Bat
Yadkin Hall
Jaycettes
Franklin
College Village Shopping Center
Lovely Decorator
St Sap Alps
North Main St
Main and Parkway
Decoupage
W. Commerce
Duke Gardens
Kirkman
South Main
Paul Revere
Gorham Sterling
Diam
Serkinsen Jewelers
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