Joint Installation Held By VFW Post and Auxiliary
The VFW Post 1960 and Auxiliary held a joint officer installation after a covered dish supper at the post home on Tuesday. Mrs. Charlies Talton was installed as auxiliary president with a slate of officers including Mrs. Ruby Yates and Mrs. Elberta Stilwell. Installing officer was Paul Henry of Greensboro. post officers installed included Commander Wilbur Mears and Senior Vice Commander Howard Joyce. Special guest Otis N. Brown of Greensboro, past national commander in chief, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charlies Talton
J. R. Grahame
Department of North Carolina
Ruby Yates
Elberta Stilwell
C. S. Suttenfield
T. C
Roscoe Jones
A. C. Ingram
Winnie Shirley
Bessie McKinnon
Estelle Lackey
Ward Atkinson
Sally King
Paul Henry
Greensboro
Wilbur Mears
Howard Joyce
Ray Copley
Victor Byrd
C. A. Suttenfield
Otis N. Brown
Ralph Clark
Practical Nurses Elect Officers in High Point Chapter
Mrs. Selina Parsons was reelected president of the High Point Chapter of the North Carolina Association of Licensed Practical Nurses at a Health Center meeting Monday evening. Officers include Ann Strange as vice president Ethel Hill secretary treasurer Sybil Peace program publicity chair and Doris Moore parliamentarian and project chair. Mrs. Margaret Kearns RN was named professional counselor. Mrs. Rose Cecil RN spoke on The Practical Nurse as a Member of the Health Team urging in service training and legal nursing service. Miss Emma Carr Bivins discussed cancer control in North Carolina with slides on state activities and nurse contributions. A prospective refresher course was proposed and meetings now on the second Monday each month at the Health Center. Mrs. Ethel Hill led the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selina Parsons
High Point
North Carolina
Doris Moore
Margaret Kearns
R.N
Rose Cecil
Davidson County Health Department
Cecil
Practical Nurse
Cancer Control
Emma Carr Bivins
American Cancer Society
Bridge Club Meets With Alexander Couple
Thomasville report: Mr and Mrs Tom Alexander Jr hosted a Friday bridge gathering at Highland Avenue. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Lee Hanner and others. Mrs Crowder was top visitor scorer, while Mrs Reed and Dr George Highsmith led among members. A dessert course followed. next meeting set for May 9 at Elliott Drive home of Dr and Mrs Highsmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Dr. Highsmith
Alexander
Highsmith
Elliott Drive
Buffet can standard for eight ounces and its contents
An eight ounce can is described as a buffet can holding one cup of fruit and vegetables along with other specialties.
Musicians Club Holds Meet At Helm Home
The Young Musicians Club met Saturday afternoon at Bobbie Helm’s Johnson Street home. Sixteen members and two counselors, Mrs. Robert Cress and Mrs. W. E. Swaringen, attended. Plans were made for a scrapbook contest and a skating party. A musical program featured Kathy Grace, Robbie Helm, Ann Bullard, Stella Mackries, Libby Sears, and Sherry Sears. Refreshments followed hosted by the Helm family with Sallie Bulla and Lynn Allred assisting.
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Young Musicians Club
Bobbie Helm
Johnson Street
Robert Cress
W. E. Swaringen
Kathy Grace
Robbie Helm
Ann Bullard
Stella Mackries
Libby
Sherry Sears
Mrs Turner Hosts Forest Park Garden Club Meeting
Forest Park Garden Club met at 7 p.m. yesterday at the home of Mrs. William F. Turner 1508 Field St with Mrs Ketchel Adams as associate hostess. Ten regular members attended two new members Mrs Otto Counts and Mrs John Surrett joined, guest Mrs Charles Trotter. Business included a Garden Council report and plans for next year's programs and hostesses. Mrs C R Overman presented the program titled The Planting Arrangement of Trees and Shrubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park Garden Club
William F. Turner
Beating Sugar Into Egg Whites Improves Meringue Stability
Modern recipes advise whisking sugar into egg whites rather than folding. Beating creates a firmer, more stable meringue structure than gentle folding, improving volume and texture for desserts.
Louise Black Installed Pilot Club President
Mrs. Louise Black was installed as president of the Pilot Club at a Sheraton Hotel dinner meeting. The installation was led by former president Mrs. Mary Leet Hodgin with officers named for the 1958 59 year including Edith Perry Bertie York Connie Size more Louise Coley Lula Raper Eva Horton Eva Alexander and Sue McAdams. They will begin duties at the May meeting after the district convention in Raleigh. Sixteen members plan to attend the convention. The meeting also featured the revealing of ship-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Black
Pilot Club
Sheraton Hotel
Connie Sizemore
Black
Louise Coley
Lula Raper
David Cox
Mary Leet Hodgin
Edith Perry
Bertie York
Louise ‘Coley
Eva Horton
Eva Alexander
Sue McAdams
Sir Walter Hotel
Raleigh
Junior League Plans Meeting
The High Point Junior League schedules a called general meeting in the League room at Adams Memorial YWCA tomorrow morning at 9 30.
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High Point Junior League
Adams Memorial Ywca
Secret Pal Gift Exchange Welcomes Doris Stutts to Club
Members exchanged gifts to reveal each person's secret pal from the past year. Mrs. Doris Stutts was welcomed as a new member of the club.
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Doris Stutts
Miss Crawford and Joe Misenheimer Wed in Chesterfield
Ruth Crawford and Joe Misenheimer wed at the home of Probate Judge R E Redfearn in Chesterfield D C on April 6 at 1 30 p m Licensed by L G Crawford of High Point N C Mrs Crawford is a High Point High School graduate and receptionist at Fli Back Co The groom a High Point High School graduate and Delta Sigma Phi member is a junior at High Point College and works for Diamond Mills Corp They will reside at 300 Steele St
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L. G. Crawford
Ruth
Joe Misenheimer
J. R. Misenheimer
R. E. Redfearn
Chesterfield
D. C
High Point High School
Fli- Back Co
High Point
High Point College
Diamond Mills Corp
Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity
Steele St
Plant N Pluck Presents Library Flower Show
Plant N Pluck Garden Club held a flower show in the library audio-visual room. Guest Mrs. Hugh Kellam attended and Mrs. L. W. Stevens presided in the president's absence. The show featured 16 arrangements and nine horticulture specimens with five blue, nine red, and two white ribbons awarded. Hostesses were Gordon Eaves and Mrs. J. G. McCloy.
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Hugh Kellam
L. W. Stevens
Gordon Eaves
J. G. McCloy
Corn Add-In Change for Chili con Carne
A cook suggests adding drained whole-kernel corn to chili con carne as a flavor change. Reserve the corn liquid to substitute part of the recipe’s liquid, balancing texture and moisture.
Garden Makers Club Welcomes Two New Members
Garden Makers Garden Club held a buffet luncheon and business meeting at 11 a.m. yesterday at the home of Mrs. George Lyles with Mrs. Joe Brinson as associate hostess. Two new members, Mrs. R. S. Caperton Jr. and Mrs. William F. Sherman Jr., were voted into membership.
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Garden Makers Garden Club
George Lyles
Joe Brinson
R. S. Caperton Jr
William F. Sherman Jr
Mrs Kirkman Re opens Kindergarten School
Mrs Walter G Kirkman of 312 Ottteray Drive announces the reopening of her kindergarten on September 1. Enrollment will be limited to 20 pupils and the curriculum will cover standard kindergarten courses with special emphasis on supervised outdoor play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Kirkman
Otteray Dr
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VFW
Mrs. Cecil
Emma Bivins
Ine
Musicians Club
Helm Home
Mrs. Turner
Forest Park Club
Azalea Gardens
Rose Ave
Centennial
Ature
Galey
Gilbert Optical CO
Mrs
Louise Black Heads
Miss Crawford
Mr. Misenheimer
S. C
Mrs. Kirkman
Rosanne
Bobbie Brooks
RCA
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