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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1963
Page
5
Reed, columnist for Home Furnishings Daily, stages a press event at the furniture market. The piece notes his popular column and staff photos by Art Richardson alongside culinary tips on preserving syrups and milks for serving.
Guests from across the United States and several foreign countries gathered at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building Sky Room for a semiannual party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foscue and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Heer. The Five Naturals Combo provided music as yellow and white floral arrangements and candles decorated the buffet setting.
Calendar lists a series of meetings and gatherings including AAUW dinner and installation at the YWCA, an open house by the National Secretaries Association at High Point Friends Meeting Library, Women of the Moose at the Moose Lodge, Phi Tau at High Point Friends Meeting, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle at the WOW Home, Hasty Garden Club, African Violet Club, Beta Sigma Phi Alpha Rho at Penny Road, Wayside Garden Club, Lady Lions dinner and fashion show, Kappa Delta Alumnae tea, National Secretaries Day banquet at Andrews Restaurant, and Modern Study Club at 3302 Hillside Drive.
Miss Carol Jane Beck wed Wayne Jesse Lawson at Maple Springs Methodist Church with Rev. John Oakley officiating. The couple, both Coleridge High School graduates, plan to live with the bride’s Ramseur parents while Mrs Beck works at General Electric in Greensboro and Lawson at Klopman Mills in Ramseur.
Plastic tablecloth designs improve yearly and ease laundry loads. A lace like pattern replicates elegance while plastic aids family meals with children, offering practical use and less washing effort.
Mrs. E. O. Cummings hosted a Saturday luncheon for the Faculty Wives Club of High Point College at Emery wood Estates. Associate hosts included Mrs. Joe Allen and others. Officers elected for the coming year were Mrs. William Lazaruk as president, Mrs. Wesley Gaynor as vice president, and Mrs. Allen as secretary treasurer. The next meeting will be a family picnic.
James Lowe of 1010 Garrison Ave entered High Point Memorial Hospital on Wednesday for surgery and may have visitors now.
To get a brown bottom on hash cook very slowly in melted butter in a heavy skillet without stirring. The method emphasizes gentle heat and even contact with the pan to develop a rich crust.
Advertises Lydia E. Pinkham Compound as relief for hot flashes and nervousness during menopause. Claims women report relief from sweating and anxiety without expensive shots, urging readers to buy the product. Includes period tone and marketing emphasis.
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