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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1958
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Allen Cumby celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary with an open house at the Cumby home on Route 5 hosted by their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gilbert H Hames Jr. About 60 guests from Albemarle Winston Salem Forest City Greensboro and Thomasville attended.
Cecily Brownstone suggests adding onion to wax beans for extra flavor. Also features broiled shoulder lamb chops and curried rice as simple home dinner ideas.
A collection of bacon and eggs recipes for lunch and supper. Creamed eggs with crisp bacon, rancher’s omelet, spinach salad with bacon dressing, wax beans Lyonnaise, creamed peas with salmon, lemon fluff, and a weight watchers menu built around egg yolks. Includes steps, ingredients, and yields.
The Loyal Women's Class of First Church of Christ will hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the church Hostesses will be Mesdames E H Hackler J C Willis and H H Kinney Koontz Bible Class Meets Tomorrow at Green Street Baptist Church for a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m with Mrs Lucy in Koontz 306 Mangum Ave
The Mount Vernon Home Demonstration Club welcomed Providence club members led by Mrs. C. Gregson and others for April. President Mrs. H. L. Jarrett opened with devotions, while fellow members discussed dress revue results, home garden and family life reports, and jelly making led by Mrs. Jake Bristow. Visitors Darrell Ledwell and David Johnson Jr. attended, and refreshments followed.
Calendar notices list Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meetings Monday and Tuesday nights with hostess addresses. executive and chapter meetings for Business and Professional Women's Club Eastern Star Hillsdale Garden Club Junior Committee NAR and study clubs Wednesday. Credit Woman’s Breakfast Club Thursday. Private Duty Nurses Club Thursday. Canterbury Club Friday. Also licorice plant sweetens sugar claim by Dr. P A Houseman of the Royal Institute of Chemistry.
Home gardeners in the United States spend more than 800 million dollars annually for seeds and potted plants according to a recent survey. The figure highlights strong consumer demand for gardening supplies and outdoor decor.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Rich were feted at their daughter Mrs. L. Andrew Webb s home 518 Player Dr on Sunday for their 25th anniversary Approximately 50 guests attended between 3 and 5 p m Welcomed by the couple Mrs Webb directed guests to refreshment and gift areas Pink gladioli mums decor in living room white gladioli snapdragons centerpiece white linen table cloth yellow and silver accents Punch cake served by volunteers Attendees included Bennie Rich of Archdale and visitors from Thomasville Randleman and Wilmington
High Point AAUW members Mrs. Martine Barker and Miss Gwendolyn Doggett won art exhibit prizes at the Winston-Salem state convention with Barker taking first for a painting The Babysitter and Doggett earning second for a cloisonne piece.
Mrs. Betty Corbit of Phillips Street Extension is a patient at High Point Memorial Hospital. Bob Long of 528 North Hamilton Street entered the hospital for observation and treatment. J A Key of Route 7 Greensboro entered the hospital for observation and expects to remain hospitalized for several days. Visitors may be received.
Frank White Jr and Mrs. Frank S. White of Pembroke announce the birth of a son, Frank Jr., on April 19. The father is formerly of High Point New York.
The Deep River Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday morning at the Deep River Friends Meeting educational building. The dress review event will start at 9 30 rather than the usual time, officials announced.
The Twentieth Century Study Club has postponed its scheduled Wednesday meeting. Members are advised to note the new meeting date and time to be announced by club officers.
Bride-elect Miss Tharrington was honored at a Saturday night shower hosted by groom’s sisters Ruth Riggs and Brady W. Felts at J C Riggs home. Guests numbered about 35, decorations featured spring flowers and green white colors. A corsage for the honoree and a blanket gift to the hostesses were noted along with a refreshment service. The couple’s wedding is planned for June 1.
Mrs. Benjamin Franklin Henley of Randleman announces the engagement of her daughter Dorothy Louise to Paul Jefferson Bulla of Guilford Avenue. The couple plans a May 17 wedding at First Baptist Church in Randleman. Dorothy is employed by Commonwealth Hosiery Mills. Paul is a World War I veteran and salesman for S. E. Hauser Co.
Mrs Z K Luck of 813 Tryon Street was honored at a Sunday birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs W L Luck at their home 1706 Whitehall Street Approximately 20 guests attended including Mr and Mrs A D Barker of Sanford Mr and Mrs T R Luck of Greensboro Mrs Anna Chappel of Thomasville and Mr and Mrs E C Chappel of Oak View The celebration began with an outdoor lunch at 12 30 and decorations throughout the home.
Southern Railway announces train 37 The Crescent will depart High Point at 12 58 AM EST on April 28 instead of 1 23 AM EST for Charlotte Atlanta New Orleans and intermediate points.
Miss Bonnie Hall became the bride of James Edward Cook in a ceremony in York South Carolina officiated by Charles F. Nunn. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Hall of Haw River and a nursing student at High Point Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. The groom, son of Mrs Sarah Cook, is a High Point graduate employed by Pilot Life Insurance Co. They will reside at 1200 North Main Street.
Emerywood Country Club hosts two events this week, a Ladies Golf Day on Wednesday at 9 30 a m and a Scotch Foursome on Friday at 4 p m. Players should arrange matches and call Mrs. Joe Lee. Friday includes a buffet supper after play.
In Brisbane Queensland Australia many houses in the suburbs are built on stilts to allow free circulation of cooling air.
The Sunset Garden Club will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m hosted by Mrs Homer Spencer at her Trinity residence. Associate hostesses will be Mrs Bess Hudson and Mrs Frances Smith.
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