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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1959
Page
7
Oak View PTA holds its last meeting of the year at Oak View School on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The Indian Guides of High Point present the program. Oak View orchestra will provide music and the 6th grade chorus will sing. Executive Committee meets at 6:30 p.m.
A few shavings of parawax added to hot starch will give a pretty gloss to all your table linens.
Lori Beth Andrews born April 10 at Fish Memorial Hospital Deland Florida to L C Andrews Jr and wife formerly of High Point. Phyliss Miranda Dudley born April 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital to George Dudley and wife formerly Shelby Lassiter of Four Oaks. Rosemary Hilton born April 11 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Robert R Hilton and wife of Thomasville. Mary Jane Price born April 10 at High Point Hospital to William Price and wife of 225 E Parkway. Ernest Jackson Holbrook III born April 12 at High Point Memorial Hospital to Ernest J Holbrook Jr and wife.
Mrs J T McRae of Winston-Salem on furlough from Gaza will speak at the Liberty Baptist Association YWA Banquet in Thomasville at 6 30 p m Saturday night. Cathedre Swink of Jersey Church near Lexington will receive the YWA Citation award. Mrs Richard McQueen was elected association director, succeeding Mrs Mack Hedrick who served ten years.
If a pie shell shrinks or deforms it may be from over stretching the dough or baking at too low a temperature. Cooking authorities advise a very hot oven around 450 degrees for shells to prevent warping and ensure flakiness.
Instructions describe saving orange shells after juicing and trimming membranes with pink edges. Fill with small pieces of fruit to create a light company appetizer or dessert suitable for four servings.
Miss Sheila Wendler departs for Indianapolis to enter flight school with Lake Central Airlines and become a stewardess accompanied by her father Mrs. Everette Sawyer. 1305 Potts St. patient at High Point Memorial Hospital recovering well after surgery seven days ago. visitor access allowed. Mrs. Jimmy McCarter returns home after 10 days in hospital from April 3 surgery. Mrs. James Waldon Jr. and son fly to join husband Pfc. James Waldon Jr. in San Diego where he serves with the Marine Corps in electronics studies. Ernest Gaither convalescing at High Point Memorial Hospital a week after a heart attack.
The North Carolina Wildflower Preservation Society board met at the Spencer cabin in Randolph County with Mrs. Carl Pegg presiding. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Pleasant Gardens, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith Liberty, Miss Josephine Pritchard, Mr Totton, Mrs. Pegg of Chapel Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Braxton Greensboro, Miss Bessie Pope, and Mr. and Mrs. Spencer. The May meeting time and place will be announced later. Totton read the society by-laws. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
A home cook guides making apple compote by cooking wedges in a thin syrup using one cup sugar to three cups water. Serve with a fluff of cream cheese beaten with a splash of milk or cream and a hint of lemon juice.
The Rev. John H. Teeter of Trinity Episcopal Church in Rocky Mount resigns following a dispute with vestrymen over a diocesan convention vote on racial integration. An official probe will start with a conference between Teeter and Rev. Cornelius C. Tarplee of Lynchburg, seeking a detailed report.
In Washington Tallulah Bankhead urged the House Ways and Means Committee to pass unemployment compensation for actors. She noted her family history in Congress and stressed the bill’s relevance to struggling performers. Peggy Cass supported the effort with a prepared statement.
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