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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1959
Page
17
A thrifty beef stew blends inexpensive cuts with green peppers and pineapple for an Oriental accent. Brown seasoned beef in lard, slow simmer 1.5 to 2 hours, add vegetables late to stay crisp, mix cornstarch slurry for a thickened sauce, and serve over rice. Makes 6 servings.
A reader aged 15 describes confusing shopping and dating pressures. A saleslady pressures dress choices while a boyfriend pressures kissing, both driven by sales and control rather than the teen’s interests. The piece cautions teens to resist unwanted influence while finding self direction.
The Emerywood Club hosts a February lineup starting with a ladies invitational bridge luncheon led by Mrs. Irving Black as hostess. A buffet follows at 12 30 p.m. with a door prize for a club member. Additional events include multiple Ladies Days, a St Valentine dance, combo dancing, bingo night and a master point duplicate bridge game.
Miss Carma Ann Willard, bride elect of Tom Charping, was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday evening here. Hostesses were Mesdames Richard Willard and Clyde Willard. Special guests included Mrs. C. C. Willard and Mrs. Paul Charping. The wedding is set for March 7 at Contract Memorial Baptist Church.
Registration remains open for two YWCA classes this week. A morning sewing class led by Mrs Guy Hoskins starts at 10 a m with cap at eight. preregistration at 1108 N Main St. An evening bridge class for men and women taught by Mrs Kathleen Russell runs six weeks. For details call 2 1613 or visit the YWCA building.
Dr Eldora Terrell hosted Sara Beths third birthday party at Mrs W G Kirkmans Kindergarten Friday morning. The children sang Happy Birthday and the cake with ice cream was served by Dr Terrell and Grandma Haworth. Attendees included Jane Anderson Timmy Clark Kathy Corn Susie Creech Danny Davis Ed Haworth Karen Hobson Kathy Hobson Alice Lyon Kathy Mason Koonce Ray Mishler Jane Ivey Payne Sallie Warner Cecil Lyn Hennis Pam Green Mary Ann Bonner Scottie Culler and Jimmy Gentry.
The Nature Study Garden Club meeting scheduled for Thursday is postponed to the following Thursday February 12. The gathering will be held at Mrs. W. C. Brown Jr.’s home 535 E Farriss Ave.
The Duplicate Bridge Club will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at 1111 Greenway Dr for a regular master point game. Full master points will be awarded. A stray sentence about monkeys from Oriental countries is noted as unrelated text.
Mrs T D Hedrick will present a program on Freezing Fish and Other Seafoods at Wednesday's Mid-Week Home Demonstration Club meeting. The club convenes at 10 a.m. with hostess Mrs G H McCormick at 613 N Rotary Dr.
The Arts and Crafts department of the Woman's Club will meet Wednesday at 11 a.m. at 305 Hill Crest Dr the home of Mrs Bruce Carraway. Dr Raiford Porter will be the speaker.
The Mid-Week Study Club will meet Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. W. R. Morrow located at 104 Brantley Circle.
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