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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1962
Page
12
Faye W. Gallimore outlines simple Crayon and paper crafts to keep youngsters busy while wrapping gifts. Activities include melted crayon stained glass cards, erasing crayons to form twinkling stars, and a transfer method to create print like designs for Christmas greetings and tree ornaments.
The annual Kiwanis Ladies Christmas party will be held at Sedgefield Manor on Friday evening. The event is scheduled to start at 7.00.
The Midweek Home Demonstration Club holds a covered dish luncheon on Wednesday. The meeting begins at 4 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Charles Peace, 1025 West College Drive.
District nurses plan a dinner meeting at the Lexington YMCA on Wednesday evening. The event will bring together local nursing staff and district representatives for an informal program and networking.
Till Tail Garden Club meets at 10 am Thursday for a bridge luncheon at Em erywood Country Club hosted by Mrs. Harold Farlow, Mrs. Raymond Herndon, and Mrs. Hal B. Ingram Jr.
The North State Telephone Co lounge hosted an honor for Miss Betty Hayworth, bride elect of Richard R. Dier of Water town, with 75 guests including out of town attendees from Greensboro and Thomasville. Hosts Mrs Morile Ritch and colleagues presented corsage and gifts. bridal cake, mints, and nuts accompanied punch and ornate centerpieces. The couple plans to marry December 22.
A recipe note explains homogenized milk distributes fat and nutrients evenly. It also suggests adding finely chopped ham to deviled egg stuffing served on cooked rice with a seasoned cream sauce. Leftover meat makes a sandwich filling when mixed with celery and mayonnaise.
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