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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1965
Page
10
Kathryn Sue Sawyer was honored at a mixed bridal shower hosted by cousins Mrs. Clifton Koontz and Mrs. Frank Roberts at the Gatewood Avenue home. Pink and white flowers, lace cloths, and candle centerpieces set a spring scene.
A bridal shower was given at Miss Peggy Barnhart’s Blake Avenue home by Miss Linda Spoon Miss Brenda Barnhart and Miss Sharon Collins. About 35 guests attended including Mrs. W P Barnhart and Mrs. M W Collins with floral arrangements and a white linen table setting.
Members of the Good Deed Club hosted a covered dish supper on Wednesday. Mrs. E. L. Hurst served as host. Mrs. Ruth Hancock led Easter poems as a devotion. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Lee's Carr Street home.
This note suggests using ham bone scraps from baked ham to flavor a lentil dish. It implies repurposing leftovers to create a hearty, savory main with a smoky, meaty depth from the bone.
Mrs. J W Lindsay gave a program on Stephen Foster at the High Point Woman's Club fine arts meeting held at Mrs. J Sherman Swaim home on Woodbrook Court. Mrs Charles McAnally accompanied Lindsay as she sang Old Uncle Ned Camptown Races and Beautiful Dreamer. The group concluded with Old Folks At Home as Mrs Rivers announced the next meeting for Friday May 14 at Mrs Morris Geller's Wendover Drive home.
The Tar Heel Gardener extols hybrid amaryllis as easy to grow and long lasting. He shares experiences since 1951, noting bulbs planted in August survive Raleigh winters with leaf mulch, seeds produce blooms in about three years, and they can bloom mid summer or be forced indoors in winter.
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