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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1936
Page
13
The etiquette guidance states invitations for a very young widow should be issued in her parents names, with the bride read as Helen Walker Allen, including her maiden name and her first husband’s name. For ten guests, two maids are advised to handle serving duties efficiently.
W L Gordon presents common English usage tips and a word study note. The piece lists misused phrases and mispronunciations and introduces today’s word ineffable. It also reports Gurney Hinkle of 822 South Hamilton street recovering from an operation at Burrus Memorial hospital.
Beil some large frankfurters for ten minutes, skin and chop the meat. Add one chopped onion and enough tomato to moisten. Spread between buttered slices of brown bread. Boiling clothes five minutes gives color. lemon juice helps whiten. Linoleum polish with oil keeps floors non slip.
Mrs. C. Thayer was elected president of the Asheboro Woman's club for the coming year at a Wednesday meeting at the home of Mrs. J. S. Lewis. Other officers were Mre. M. H. Birkhead vice president Mre. T. B. Myatt recording secretary Mre. O. L. Freenell corresponding secretary Mre. W. Bunch treasurer and Mre. W. L. Lambert secretary of the Detwick memorial. Department chairmen named include Mrs. J. D. Rose American home Mrs. L. F. Ross civics Mrs. Curry Loflin educational Mer. W. L. Ward garden Mrs. C. L. Crawford health and welfare Mrs. C. Smith literary and Mrs. J. A. Spence music and art.
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