Historical Information
The historic Briles home at 1103 North Main Street is one of the treasures in High Point. When built in 1907 by Lee and Bertie Wallace Briles, it was considered to be "out in the country." According to High Point historian Mary Lib Joyce the Briles house was a very gracious home where guests were invited to visit at four o'clock when tea was served from a lovely cart. This tradition continued with their daughter Ruth until her death in 2002. The Junior League of High Point purchased the home in November of 2002 and have preserved the history of the home and restored it to it's original beauty. The Junior League chose to memorialize Mazie Froelich and have named the home "The Mary Strickland Froelich Junior League of High Point,Inc. Headquarters – The Briles House."

Inside Text of Card:
God’s wondrous glory surrounds us throughout the year,
His presence is silent, though bountiful and clear,
During this Season, while our hearts are open wide,
May God bless you and keep you right by His side!

This print supports Open Door Ministries, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the community’s poor, hungry, hurting and homeless. Open Door Ministries is committed to administering Christ’s love in practical ways and fostering self-sufficiency in their clients. Programs and services are solution-oriented and ministry-minded and include the operation of a homeless shelter, serving daily meals to the needy and helping people to regain their lives through supportive services and programs.

Open Door Ministries is very grateful to Mary Bogest for her dedication of time and artistic talent. Through her support, Mary aligns herself with our mission of helping the poor and homeless obtain basic human needs
and attain greater self-determination.

Historical Information
The Charles E. Hayworth Sr. Memorial Chapel is one of the most recognizable buildings on the campus of High Point University. The Chapel was built in 1972 by Charles E. Hayworth Jr. as a tribute to his father. A fire destroyed two rooms in the Chapel in 1986 and caused heavy damage in the sanctuary. Another son, David R. Hayworth also has contributed to the legacy of the Chapel. In 1999, the new vestibule with its 22 foot ceiling, Palladian window, Georgian porch and the signature 95 foot steeple was added. The Hayworth family's gifted vision for the future has made the Hayworth Chapel a distinguished memorial landmark for both High Point University and the city of High Point.

Inside Text of Card:
Peace on Earth Good Will to men offers us hope,
Silent Night Holy Night stills our worries so we can cope,
Joy to the World nourishes our faith from above,
May you receive this Season a special gift, His love!

This print supports Open Door Ministries, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the community's poor, hungry, hurting and homeless. Open Door Ministries is committed to administering Christ's love in practical ways and fostering self-sufficiency in their clients. Programs and services are solution-oriented and ministry-minded and include the operation of a homeless shelter, serving daily meals to the needy and helping people to regain their lives through supportive services and programs.

Open Door Ministries is very grateful to Mary Bogest for her dedication of time and artistic talent. Through her support, Mary aligns herself with our mission of helping the poor and homeless obtain basic human needs
and attain greater self-determination.

Historical Information
Mary Bogest has created another beautiful painting for this year's Christmas Card. This card is of the Hoggatt House on the property of the High Point Museum. Phillip and Mary Hoggatt built this house in 1754, four miles southwest of its current location. The Hoggatts were among the first Quakers to move to this area. In 1973, the cabin was donated by Mrs. Betty Jo Kellam, and was relocated and restored at its current site at the High Point Museum. In December of 2004, this historic structure was damaged by fire caused by lightening. The museum is in the process of repairing the damage.

Inside Text of Card:
May God's Glorious blessings and faithful love
Be evident to you and your family
Throughout the Holiday Season!

This print supports Open Door Ministries, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the community's poor, hungry, hurting and homeless. Open Door Ministries is committed to administering Christ's love in practical ways and fostering self-sufficiency in their clients. Programs and services are solution-oriented and ministry-minded and include the operation of a homeless shelter, serving daily meals to the needy and helping people to regain their lives through supportive services and programs..

Open Door Ministries is very grateful to Mary Bogest for her dedication of time and artistic talent. Through her support, Mary aligns herself with our mission of helping the poor and homeless obtain basic human needs
and attain greater self-determination.

Inside Text of Card:
"In this special season, may you witness the glory of God, peace in your heart, and good will to all men."

This print supports Open Door Ministries, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the community's poor, hungry, hurting and homeless. Open Door Ministries is committed to administering Christ's love in practical ways and fostering self-sufficiency in their clients. Programs and services are solution-oriented and ministry-minded and include the operation of a homeless shelter, serving daily meals to the needy and helping people to regain their lives through supportive services and programs..

Open Door Ministries is very grateful to Mary Bogest for her dedication of time and artistic talent. Through her support, Mary aligns herself with our mission of helping the poor and homeless obtain basic human needs
and attain greater self-determination.

This print supports Open Door Ministries, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the community's poor, hungry, hurting and homeless. Open Door Ministries is committed to administering Christ's love in practical ways and fostering self-sufficiency in their clients. Programs and services are solution-oriented and ministry-minded and include the operation of a homeless shelter, serving daily meals to the needy and helping people to regain their lives through supportive services and programs..

Open Door Ministries is very grateful to Mary Bogest for her dedication of time and artistic talent. Through her support, Mary aligns herself with our mission of helping the poor and homeless obtain basic human needs
and attain greater self-determination.

Inside Text of Card:
May the peace of this season lift your spirit and fill your heart with God's abundant love.

This print supports Open Door Ministries, a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the community's poor, hungry, hurting and homeless. Open Door Ministries is committed to administering Christ's love in practical ways and fostering self-sufficiency in their clients. Programs and services are solution-oriented and ministry-minded and include the operation of a homeless shelter, serving daily meals to the needy and helping people to regain their lives through supportive services and programs..

Open Door Ministries is very grateful to Mary Bogest for her dedication of time and artistic talent. Through her support, Mary aligns herself with our mission of helping the poor and homeless obtain basic human needs
and attain greater self-determination.