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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1954
Page
6
A condensed version of a mushroom curry enhances leftovers turning them into a quick thrifty accompaniment. Peas snap beans carrots corn and celery mix with curry to pair with sliced roasts for a flavorful repurposed meal.
Mrs Winfred Smith hosted a kitchen shower for Miss Taylor at Tobsc on 1212 East Russell Street. Guests enjoyed corsage arrivals, bridal games, and gifts including a chromax kitchen ware set. Taylor’s wedding to Eugene Martin is planned for Friday at her Adams Street home.
Mrs. Norman Heckler hosted a presentation on art history at Far riss Ave at 8 o'clock. Norman Heckler led a discussion on how different periods influence art and how contemporary work is viewed in retrospect, noting subjects, composition, color, and artist intent. Refreshments followed.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Palmer announce the birth of Louis Edward Jr on December 4 at the local hospital. Robin Paige daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Barnes of Route 2 Heine on December at the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James F. Moore Jr of Reidsville announce the birth of son James Robin on December 6 at the Point Hospital. Mrs. Moore is formerly Julia Ann Rabineen of Reidsville.
Hi Y and Y Teen plan a sock hop from 8 30 to 11 30 PM at the YMCA with A B Club co sponsoring and Jaycees aiding the November party. A committee of Y Teen and Hi Y members led by Bill Burton Martha Cheves Ken Green Nancy Hollingsworth Wendy Lee Becky Lawrence Shirley Mabe Barbara Neal Bobby Wienberry and Harriet Zimmerman arranged the event with Star Dusters providing music. Also noted is Home stake mine Lead South Dakota described as a gold producing mine in the United States.
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