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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1953

Page

5

Miss Marable Wed Kenneth Johnson In Asheboro Church

In Asheboro at the First Baptist Church on Saturday March 28 4 30 PM Delane Marable daughter of Mrs William Paschal Marable and Kenneth Adam Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Walter Thomas Johnson were married in a double ring ceremony. The Rev H K Masteller officiated a program of nuptial music by Mrs Ralph Humble followed by the couple's reception in the vestibule. The bride wore navy faille with a white hat and bouquet of white roses. Best man was James M Johnson and ushers were Bob McGinn and Hubert Foster. After a wedding trip the couple will reside with the bride's mother.

Asheboro Delane Marable Kenneth Adam Johnson Lexington First Baptist Church H. K. Masteller Ralph Humble John Marable James M. Johnson United States Air Force Bob McGinn Hubert Foster Johnson William Paschal Marable Mr. Marable Summerlin Institute Bartow Fla Acme- McCrary Hosiery Mills

Refrigerator Cleaning Tips From Old Advice

Defrost weekly and remove all food and shelves. Clean interior with baking soda or borax solution and soapsuds. Wash rubber door seal outside and ice trays as well.

People extend Easter travels and visits across several states

Town residents return from Florida tours visiting Orlando St. Petersburg Miami and other cities during a two week trip. Families depart for Washington Bermuda Wilmington and Alexandria to spend Easter holidays and visit relatives while others plan local returns. Care guidance for washable gloves mentions proper washing and shaping methods and moth damage prevention through cleanliness and sealed storage.

Hard shell clams opened by nenane water pour

A note describes hard shell clams opening easily when nenane water is poured over them first, suggesting a simple preparatory step for shellfish.

Nature Study Club Meeting Thursday

The Nature Study Club will gather Thursday at 9 30 a.m. at 901 West Bay Street the home of Mrs Dale Montgomery for a field trip and picnic.

Nature Study Club Dale Montgomery West Bay Street

Members Of League to Meet The Sustaining Members

The sustaining members of the Junior League will meet tomorrow at 10 30 AM at the YWCA. Slipcovers can be replaced on furniture while still damp with no ironing needed. They can be smoothed to fit and pleats and ruffles straightened by hand. An electric fan nearby will help speed drying.

YWCA

Wool Storage Safety Note

When storing woolens in a trunk or chest, use anti moth crystals to scatter around. The exact quantity is not specified, but a light to moderate amount is implied to deter moths during long-term storage. Ensure containers are clean and sealed.

Weed 'N Win Club Postpones Meeting

The Weed 'n Win Garden Club meeting is postponed to next Wednesday. Mrs. Ray Amos will host at her Rotary Drive home.

Weed 'N Win Garden Club Ray Amos Rotary Drive

Canterbury Club To Meet Friday

The Canterbury Club will meet Friday at 3 30 p m with Mrs W F Ellis at her Emery wood Estates home. A tip suggests washing windows with warm soapsuds a few drops of kerosene and some blueing. A bottle washing brush is handy for dusting corners.

Canterbury Club W. F. Ellis Emerywood Estates

Local Couple Wed In York South Carolina Ceremony

Mrs J E Lee announces the marriage of her daughter Evelyn to James A Lee son of Mr and Mrs G W Lee Route 2 Greensboro. The vows were in York South Carolina March 30 with Judge Nunn officiating. The bride works at Melrose Hosiery Mills. the groom, formerly of Sum merfield High School, works at Carter's Fabric Division of J P Stevens Inc. He served four years in the U S Army including three in the Pacific and was discharged in May. They will reside in the city after a short wedding trip.

J. E., Lee Evelyn James A. Lee G. W. Lee Route 2 Greensboro York S. C Judge Nunn Melrose Hosiery Mills Summerfield High School Carter J. P. Stevens, Inc United States Army Pacific

Cleaning a Cast Aluminum Griddle with Warm Soapy Water

Use warm soapy water to wash the cast aluminum griddle for general cleaning. For stubborn spots, apply fine grain steel wool and rub gently to remove residue.

Green Acre Club To Meet Tomorrow

The Green Acre Garden Club will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o clock with Mrs Jack Green at her home on Edgedale Drive. Washable window shades should be spread out flat to wash. Use dry meringue like soap lather and a cloth or brush. Clean a small area at a time overlapping strokes. Rinse with clean damp cloth not letting shade get too wet. Hang full length to dry.

Green Acre Garden Club Jack Green Edgedale Drive

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Sass Eae Madeline Hoover Miss Marable Kenneth Johnson ETON PIQUE Ina Goldston Florida Orlando St. Petersburg Miami West Palm Beach St. Augustine Fred Harrison Montheu Avenue Washington, D. C Washington Alexandria Mrs. Earl Phillips David and Philip Stanley Davis Bermuda Edith Moore Sherrod R. K. Stewart Minta Hughes J. W. Lindsay Wilmington Carolina Greenfield Park Orton Plantation Helen Bartlett High Point College Centerville Mary John C. Sheroff Bruce H. Carraway C. E. Diffendal J. E. Marsh Walter Poff Flint Street Natural Bridge Lee A. Lee J. E Mr. Lee Eadache St.Joseph Aspirin Coats John T. Ellis & Co S. Main St YMCA St.joseph Aspifun For Children Green Acre Club Hosiery Package Store North Main North Wrenn
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