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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1948

Page

6

Hayes-Lauder rehearsal party held for Mary Allan Hayes

Mrs Maude L Hayes hosted the rehearsal party at 115 West Howell street for Miss Mary Allan Hayes and her fiancé Jack D Lau der with about thirty guests from two families and close friends. The ceremony will be at First Presbyterian church with Rev Paul Tudor Jones officiating and Dan W Smith organist plus Elizabeth Martin soloist. The couple will honeymoon in the South after the private wedding tomorrow in the church parlor.

Mary Allan Hayes Jack D. Lauder First Presbyterian Church Maud Hayes West Howell Street Paul Tudor Jones Dan W. Smith Elizabeth Martin Hayes John Rogers Robinson Mr. Lauder Henry M. Soyars

Piedmont Cotillion Hosts Annual Christmas Dance

Members of the Piedmont Cotillion and their guests gathered at the Emerywood Country Club last evening to celebrate the season. Jimmy Livingston and his band provided dance tunes, with holiday decorations including two large trees near the mantel and greenery.

Piedmont Emerywood Club Piedmont Cotillion Emerywood Country Club Jimmy Livingston

Family club dances after weekly dinner in candlelit lounge

In the club rooms poinsettias and greenery adorned the space. Tables in cabaret style filled the main lounge where dancing ran from nine to one after the family night dinner. R T Amos Jr served as president and chaired the dance arrangements.

R. T. Amos, Jr

Christ mas party for Kernersville Home Demonstration club

Mrs Harmon Linville and Mrs Ray Graves hosted the Kernersville Home Demonstration Club Christmas party at the Stuart apartment. A seven o'clock dinner followed by a business session and carols. Officers for 1949 named: President Miss Linville, Vice President Mrs R G Wilson, Secretary Mrs W O Turner, Treasurer Mrs Ralph York, Chaplain Mrs Ed Shore. Gifts exchanged at close.

Kernersville Harmon Linville Ray Graves Home Demonstration Club Stuart Mary Linville Phin Shields Ollie Simpison Linville R. G. Wilson W. O. Turner Ralph York Ed Shore

Local Christmas visitors and birth announced in city

George Kerner Jr of Newport News has arrived for Christmas. A son was born Dec 17 to Mr and Mrs J Gilmer Kerner III in Chevy Chase MD. Mr Kerner’s father is a former resident. C L Montgomery Jr of Winston Salem and family spent Sunday with the Fullers. Visitors for Christmas include Ray Graves Jr Sam Joyner Clay Vance Ring Jr Charles Shore Donald Whicker and Jim Shore. J C Ragland is a patient in a Winston Salem hospital.

George Kerner, Jr Newport News J. Gilmer Kerner, III Chevy Chase Kerner C. L. Montgomery, Jr Winston-Salem

Miss Boyd Hosts Holiday Piano Pupils Party

Miss Evelyn Boyd entertained her younger piano pupils at the Gantt apartments on Wednesday. The group performed holiday stories and musical pieces with students including Betty Jo Honeycutt, Sally Gluyas, Carol Snyder, Irma Perry, and others. Prizes for good work were awarded to Linda Hite, Susie Cecil, and Charley Collins after refreshments.

Evelyn Boyd Gantt Apartments Betty Jo Honeycutt Sally Gluyas Carol Snyder Irma Perry Helen Marie Perkinson Charley Collins Susie McGahey Susie Cecil Cynthia Fawcett Linda Hite Eleanor Baker Carolyn Koontz Betsy Roberts Betty Harwell Catherine Martin Phyllis Conrad Miss Boyd

David Chauns Pupils Enjoy Gala Party

The pupils of the David Chauns school of dancing were entertained in the studio ballroom at a Christmas party. Decorations a decorated tree, games and contests with prizes followed by refreshments served by Miss Elizabeth Thornton and Miss Betsy Bryant. Dancing classes resume Monday January 3, 1949.

David Chauns

Thomasville Girl Chosen as DAR Good Citizen

Patricia Joan Owen a 17 year old Thomasville High senior, selected by faculty for the D A R Good Citizen contest for 1949. She will submit a four year scrapbook, be judged in Asheville and receive a certificate and pin. The statewide winner earns a 100 dollar U S Savings Bond. Pattie is active in many clubs and carries a 95 7 average. Also included is a recipe for rice stuffing with raisins for roast chicken.

Patricia Joan Owen W. K. Owen Carmall Street Thomasville High School Daughters of the American Revolution Pattie Asheville United States Alexander Martin High Point

Eastern Star At Thomasville Christmas Meeting

The Thomasville Chapter No. 171 Order of the Eastern Star met at Masonic Hall in Thomasville on Thursday evening. Worthy Matron Mrs. Joe Walker and Worthy Patron Joel Walker presided as a Christmas message was delivered. Members voted to buy a hot water heater for the local hall and presented a Christmas gift to the leader pair.

Thomasville Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Hall Randolph Street Joe Walker Joel Walker Denton District School of Instruction Salisbury

Coffee Serving Guide On Quick Brewed Coffee

The note urges serving coffee promptly after brewing and keeping it on gently controlled low heat if it must be kept warm. It emphasizes minimizing heat exposure to preserve flavor and aroma during short-term retention.

Potato Cooking Tip Crust Improves in Skillet

A simple method describes cooking diced potatoes in a little fat over low heat for about thirty minutes until a crust forms. The guidance emphasizes patience and steady heat to achieve crisp edges and a flavorful finish.

Spanish Omelet Sauce Technique Hint

A cook suggests making a Spanish sauce for omelets by adding a pinch or two of sugar to onions, green peppers, and tomatoes to heighten flavor. This small sweet touch balances acidity and rounds the dish.

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Hig Hayes-Lauder Maude L. Hayes Lizzie Gooch Mary Lou Charlotte Marshall E. Ginsberg Optometrist N. Main St N. Main Monark High You Peggy Anne North Main ST Mesdames Linville and Graves Wete Kernersville Club DAR Miss Pattie Owen Eastern Star Guilford Lester’s Jewelers Lester C. Morgan Prop Feichardson
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