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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1955
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Jacobs of Gastonia announce the birth of a son Mark Douglas on January 31 at Memorial Hospital Gastonia Mrs Jacobs is formerly Miss Nancy Howard of this city Highlights include a new Gaston family addition and local hospital birth.
Mr and Mrs W Chase Idol of Charlotte announce the birth of a son on January 22 at a Charlotte hospital. Mr Idol, born in High Point, is employed at Station WBT as personnel director.
The Rev and Mrs J W Levan of 2332 Edgewood Ave announce the birth of a son named Dale at High Point Memorial Hospital on January.
Mr and Mrs H L Harris announce the birth of a child at High Point Memorial Hospital born February 1. The mother is Dorothy Saltzman of Lynn Massachusetts.
Mr and Mrs Wade Hedrick announce the birth of Sharon Leigh at High Point Memorial Hospital on January. The address listed is 1524 S Main St.
Alternate squares of beef tender loin with small mushrooms and pepper on skewers. Dip in melted butter and broil. Serve with rice and tomato sauce.
Mrs Rozzelle urged WCTU members to aid in rehabilitation of drink affected individuals during a meeting at Mrs Sheloff home in Parkway. About 30 members attended with refreshments served by Mrs Sheloff and assistants.
The Pilot Club elected officers for 1955 1956 at the Sheraton Hotel reg meeting led by Mrs Lucy Peace. New member Miss Margaret Boyd a High Point City School teacher was welcomed, with plans made for a club birthday party later this month.
The Canterbury Club will meet this week at 901 Johnson St with Mrs W B Halli hosting. The gathering is set for Friday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock.
A straightforward method to prepare oven barbecued chicken. Quarter a broiler or fryer, place in a baking pan, and coat with your sauce. Bake in a moderate oven, brushing on more sauce at intervals until browned and tender.
Johnson St School PTA met last evening with Mrs. Herman Smith presiding. Jim Ensign of the YMCA and J McGuinn spoke on playground needs and child education. Mrs. Evelyn M. Thompson discussed a Bond Issue as fifth graders led the devotional.
The Dogwood Garden Club was welcomed into the High Point Council of Garden Clubs at the February meeting. The new member, led by president Mrs. Hugh Kellam, brings total clubs to 27 and 674 members. Discussions covered 1955 56 projects and a state garden school proposal for next year.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Oak Hill Friends Church will meet Thursday evening at 7:30 at the church annex. Attendees include Mrs. Hilda Long Annie Hedgecock and Mrs. Cat Long. Highland Village Prayer Group meets Thursday at 2 PM at 324 Connor St. Catherine Gill Bible Class meets Friday at 7:30 PM at Mrs. Mary Ridge 123 Kendall St with Mrs. Rada McLain as associate hostess.
A study course on India Pakistan and Ceylon will be held at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church tomorrow from 9 45 to 12 30. Jointly sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of First and Wesley Memorial churches. Rev Robert Tuttle will show pictures from his trip as part of a panel discussion moderated by Holt McPherson editor of The Enterprise. Panelists include Rev Mr Tuttle Mrs Lee Johnson and Mrs H Allen. A tea will follow in Wesley Hall.
Senator Lehman of New York introduces a resolution to make January 30 a legal holiday in honor of Franklin D Roosevelt. The move would mark the late president's birth and create a nationwide observance.
In Louisville a dog guarding a killed companion is missing a black puppy with a white tail. The animal keeper H T Meiners seeks the pet with a dollar’s worth of biscuits atop a note from an anonymous admirer. If not found in a week, he will buy biscuits for pound inhabitants.
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