Miss Rainey analyzes personalities for Business and Professional Group
At the Sheraton, Miss Margaret Rainey, a city schools speech therapist, had 43 members of the Business and Professional Group complete personality questionnaires and then discussed the writers’ traits. Gardner Gidley of the American Red Cross spoke on first aid training and club officers were announced for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheraton Hotel
Margaret Rainey
Gardner Gidley
Safety Service
The
American Red Cross
Gidley
Mabel Alexander
Club
Civil Defense
Elizabeth Brown
Robertson
Ford Finance
Era
High Point College
Helen Anderson
Jane, Bryson
Gibsonville Club
Blanche Lewis
Elizabeth Ree
Stilwater
Okla
Salt Lake City
Utah
Salad Dressing Recipe from Mrs Rich
A recipe notes Mrs. Gladys Rich shares a tomato soup based salad dressing made with half a can of condensed tomato soup and three quarters of a cup of salad oil. Season with sugar salt pepper dry mustard horseradish Worcestershire and tobasco. add onion slices and refrigerate.
Asparagus Soup and Baked Apple Dessert Menu
A compact home menu outlines an asparagus soup with blended milk base and eggs added off heat, served over hot asparagus with paprika, plus baked apples stuffed with raisins in apricot nectar syrup. Serves 4 for the soup, 6 for the apples.
Century-Style Salad Dressing and Bean Serving Tips
Recipe fragment shows a dressing mix with sugar mustard pepper vinegar catsup and oil plus salt and garlic method. Also notes to dust a sunlamp periodically before use and suggests varying green beans by serving with tomato onion sauce.
Miss Ruby Brooks Fetes With Bridge Party Guests
Mrs Nunn and Mrs Young hosted a bridge party at Sunset Home for Miss Ruby Brooks who will marry Paul Dedman on May 5 at First Baptist Church. Three tables played rummy while carnations and silver candles decorated the dining room. Guests included Mrs Russell Holt and runner up Mrs Keen, with others noted for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Brooks
C. Boner
Russell Holt
Joe Re
R. T. Amos, Jr
Harold Amos
W. E. Price
Miss Brooks
Paul Dedman
First Baptist Church
Ion
Wesley class plans meeting at Barbee street home
The Woman's Wesley class of Main Street Methodist Church will meet at 1022 Barbee Street. The Pentecostal Auxiliary will hold its regular meeting April 14 at 7:30 PM at 612 Highland Street with speaker Mrs Hobart Howard. A womanless wedding at Sophia Congregational Christian Church will be staged at New Market School April 14 at 8 PM. The South Side Baptist prayer band meets tomorrow night at 7:30 at 821 W Green Street with guest speaker Mrs John Thrist. Saturday night prayer band gathering is at 901 Thissell Street with Rev W H Barker. The Elizabeth Albright class of Ward Street Methodist will meet tomorrow at 7:30 with hostesses Mrs Onan Yow Mrs J C Brewer Burton and Mrs C F Womble. Loyal Workers class of Albertson Road Church meet tomorrow at 7:30 at the home of Mr and Mrs E B Johnson on Route 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
Methodist
I ,Worth
Barbee Street
S&s
Pentecostal ‘Holiness Church
Hobart Howard
Missionary Society For Sophia Congregational Christian Church
New Market School
South Side
South Side Baptist Church
Robbins
W. Green Street
Elizabeth Albright
Ward Street
Albertson Road
E. B. Johnson
Miss Ruth Neighbors Honored By Friends at Shower
Miss Ruth Neighbors spring bride elect was feted by Mrs Langston and Mrs Parker at the Langston home. A bridal shower featured a gift presentation from hostess and a dessert eye for about twenty three guests. Janet Langston wore a bride costume and helped present gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Neighbors
E. D. Langston
Kenneth Parker
Langston
Miss Neighbors
Roger Gibson
Janet Langston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Rainey
Clyde Baxter, JR
Gladys Rich
Hansell
Redwine Hardware
Chee Koontz
M Gr
Ienne
CHEF
Iense
Bartner
E. Green ST
Mesdames Nunn
Young
Bridge
Ruby
High Points Largest Credit Jewelers
South Main Street
Cian
Seersucker House
Children’s Shoppe
Cevee
Department Store
Mi Ene
Dan River
Sue Burnett
Sue Burnett High Pont Enterprise
Americas
New York
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