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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1958
Page
6
Virginia Walser was honored yesterday with a luncheon at Emerywood Country Club hosted by Mrs. I B Dunn and Mrs. Grady Goldston. Twelve guests attended including the bride elect’s close friends and her mother Mrs. Joe Walser Jr.
The Oak View Home Demonstration Club met at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Felix Miller’s home with Mrs. Wayne Parks presiding. The group voted to donate Christmas funds to a needy family and heard a program on decorations by Mrs. Irene Hayworth and Mrs. Ellen Clodfelter. Seventeen members plus one new member Mrs. S. K. Wilson and one visitor Mrs. Charles Ledford attended. carols were sung and gifts exchanged.
Mrs Anthony Brewer entertained the Double H Club with Mrs Tommy Reagan presiding. Members planned Christmas gifts for Camp Butner patients and a party on December 17. Stuffed animals and dolls will support the Empty Stocking Fund.
Paula Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Reed of Wallcliff Park Thomasville, was honored yesterday with a party for her fifth birthday. Decorations featured a Santa and a decorated Christmas tree. Eighty eight children attended. Santa gave favors and stockings were handed out as guests departed. Mrs. Clifton R. Reed was a special guest with assisting hostesses Mrs. James W. Johnson Mrs. W. C. Lowe Jr. and Charlie P. Allen.
Wake Robin Garden Club held its annual Christmas luncheon at Emerywood Country Club with 13 attendees. Mesdames John L. Cox and L. P. Megginson served as hostesses as red carnation holly and evergreens adorned the table. A social hour followed the luncheon.
The Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosts a council meeting at 8 p.m. in the district. Attendees plan to discuss upcoming events and community activities.
Mrs. William D. Holmes Jr. of Edenton served as a special guest at the Alexander Martin Chapter DAR meeting, speaking on national board work, resolutions, the DAR magazine and Tryon Palace. She urged patriotic service and announced Good Citizens selections from three high schools.
Mrs. C. S. Everett of 907 Willenbar Terrace has improved after 18 days at High Point Memorial Hospital and may receive visitors. Mrs. L. C. Matton travels to Richmond to be with her sister Mrs. J. E. Givens, who has been seriously ill and is to be released from a Richmond hospital tomorrow.
Skillet fried salmon patties made with canned salmon are served with a cream sauce and garnished with hard boiled egg slices and minced parsley or chives.
A reader requests a cold starter of hard cooked egg halves served in a mustard pickle jellied consomme. The dish combines pickled flavors with a gelatinous broth for an elegant first course.
Mrs. L. L. Wilkinson hosted the High Point Garden Club at her Rockford Road residence yesterday with assistants Mrs. W. A. Hayes and Mrs. C. C. Garrett. Thirteen members attended, refreshments were served in a dining room decorated for Christmas, and president Mrs. T. W. Sprinkle led a brief business session. Luna Ray delivered the council report, and Mrs. Wilkinson shared a travelogue of the South Sea Islands.
Chapter 961 of the Women of the Moose will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Moose Home.
The Plant and Pluck Garden Club held its Christmas luncheon at the Centennial Avenue Extension home of Mrs. Glenn Lambert with Mrs. Alva Guyer as associate hostess. President Mrs. Lester Stevens led the business session and Christmas gifts were exchanged.
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