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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1959
Page
7
A holiday baking feature offers two main recipes Carioca bars and Brown Sugar Cookies with detailed steps. It covers mixing, baking, and cooling both sweet treats, plus notes on yield and storage and a suggested Christmas dinner lineup.
The Wednesday schedule includes a YWCA board meeting at noon and Nature Study Garden Club Christmas luncheon at Emerywood Country Club. Garden clubs meet with hosts Mrs Herndon and Mrs Hedrick. Friday sees a floating shower for Miss Maxine Teague at 109 East Commerce Street and a C Club gathering at 912 Fairway Drive.
YWCA lists midweek activities for 8th to 11th grade Y-Teens at 4:00, bridge games, decorating classes, Modernette Club, Robins Club, and Agenda Club. Saturday includes a Children's Bible Story Hour at 9:15 broadcast on WMFR.
Miss Wilma Kemp of San Diego formerly of High Point married Arthur V Boyer at the Little White Chapel in Las Vegas on Thanksgiving Day. The couple will reside in San Diego after a Palm Springs honeymoon, with a service manager job for Boyer at Irving G King and Co. in San Diego.
The Junior League Board will meet tomorrow at 9 30 a m. The brief notice confirms a scheduled gathering at the designated time.
In a Richmond lending library scene a 10 year old boy apologized for mistaking Mrs. Corbin Old for his mother after slapping her in error. A librarian informed Mrs. Old she wore a sign saying What a jerk. The boy's mother apologized and left.
E. B. Meador at High Point Memorial Hospital is receiving visitors. Mrs. J. F. Hayden of Rockford Road attends the United Daughters of the Confederacy executive board meeting in Durham and travels to Raleigh for the State Cultural Society meeting. H. J. Grimes Jr. at Duke Hospital after surgery is in satisfactory condition and may receive visitors. J. Boozer at a local hospital after surgery is convalescing satisfactorily. Arab Christians comprise about 12 percent of Jordan’s population amid a predominantly Muslim region.
The Gay Blade Garden Club held a meeting at Mrs. W. S. Bencinlon Club Drive with guest speaker Mrs. Fred Thomas presenting on Christmas decorations. Three upcoming meetings will be workshops continuing the fall program led by Mrs. Harry Hawthorn. refreshments were served.
State Auditor Edgar B. Sims 77 or 78 next month filed for Democratic renomination for an eighth consecutive term. He attached a quirky letter to his candidacy certificate claiming Santa advising him to seek another term and noting a donation to secretary Burdett before signing off as Edgar B. Sims.
In Joplin Missouri during the Christmas parade Santa Claus caused a boy named Richard Howell to break his glasses with a piece of hard candy. The incident drew comments from Richard's mother and may lead to a bill for replacement glasses.
The president of a major bowling equipment company cites bowling as a leading sport for women. He attributes the rise to home automation and more leisure time for housewives.
The shop showcases gowns for brides and bridal parties with offerings from invitations to wedding protocol. More than 4000 North Carolina brides have chosen Tobias, a member of the Bridal Fashion Council of America.
A kitchen tip explains greasing a pan then dusting with flour to coat the interior. Tilt and rotate the pan to distribute a thin film of flour and tap out any excess that does not cling.
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