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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1953
Page
15
A Nassau NY pen maker debuts rose scented ink pens under a dollar. Also shows glow purse with built in lights for theater reading and makeup, rhinestone slippers, mink trimmed stockings rumored for fall, and kitchen drain tips using hot water and potash.
Miss Bertha Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs Grady Hughes of Sophia marries Jack Thomas Wrenn son of Mr and Mrs T B Wrenn of High Point at Sawyersville Pilgrim Church Asheboro The ceremony is followed by a reception at the Hughes home The couple will reside in Guilford College area Both spouses hold college affiliations and majors with Wrenn a High Point College senior in business administration Ehe. The column ends with a note on fashion trends in undergarments.
Dr. Lew Lewis of Hugh Point College showcased the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra plans and played recordings of two selections for the Friday Morning Music Study Club meeting at Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson’s Hillcrest Drive home. He outlined spring concert pieces, Rachmaninoff Symphony Number Two in F minor and Handel Royal Fireworks Music. About 20 members attended with hostesses Mrs. Tomlinson and associates James Foscue, Charles McAnally, and Homer T. Hudson. lunch was hosted at the member’s home.
The High Point Camellia Club will be entertained by Mrs Bland Worley at her home 1103 West Wood Thursday morning at the regular meeting. The hour will be 10 o clock. Radio is called wireless in England.
Mrs. R. K. Young entertained Priscilla Club members at Hillcrest Manor Apartments Friday afternoon for a bi weekly meeting. Guests enjoyed spring flowers in a silver pitcher centerpiece, buffet refreshments, and social needlework sessions with Mesdames Robbins Hall Clark Brockmann Smith Watts Perry and V. W. among others.
Six of the eight leading dairy states have removed biltons on consumer purchase of yellow margarine. Votes on margarine bans have generally favored free choice by housewives, with polls showing up to five to one in some states.
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