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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1961
Page
7
Frozen six portion filets of flounder broiled with butter. Top with a mayonnaise relish mix and folded egg white for a lemony tartare topping. Ready in minutes for meatless meals.
Convenient meal instructions for fish fillets topped with a creamy celery soup sauce. Bake at high heat, then finish with grated cheese and French fried onions until golden brown. Serve hot with lemon wedges.
Mild starter mentions Filet of Flounder with Tartare Sauce Parsley Boiled Potatoes and Creamed Spinach. Enriched Bread Butter or Margarine Lettuce Tomato Salad French Dressing Lemon Flake Cake Fruit Coffee Tea complete the meal.
A tacky hat sale at the Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meeting on Monday evening raised plans for future sales on Feb 20 and March 20. A fashion show is set for April 4, with aMarch 25 Shrine Club dance featuring Billy Daniels orchestra.
A series of meetings listed for Thursday includes Forget-Me-Not Garden Club with Mrs H E Thomas Jr at 1711 Denny Ct 7 30 p m Mrs H P Section of the National Council of Jewish Women presents Jewish Home Beautiful at B nai Israel Education Center 8 p m Miss Mildred Miller soprano soloist at Memorial Auditorium High Point College Community Concert Assn 8 30 p m Junior League Board meets YWCA Gatewood 9 30 a m Nature Study Club with Mrs J A Hardison 1201 Centennial Ave 10 a m High Point Camellia Club with Mrs Earl W Schafer Jr Emerywood Estates 10 a m Out to Grow Garden Club with Mrs James Ruark 327 Woodrow 7 30 p m Gardenettes conference room College Village Bowling Alley 7 30 p m Wild Flower Garden Club with Mrs Luna Ray 828 Ferndale Dr 7 45 p m Till n Tail Garden Club with Mrs Chan Pegram Jr 1018 Emery Rd
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its annual founder’s day tea at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Jesse Jennings hosting at 106 Brinkley Drive and Mrs. Walter Gross as co host. Alma Warner led a brief business session as Mrs. W T Kiser presented a Willard life program and plans for a membership drive were announced with two contest teams Door Knockers and Bell Ringers.
High Point NCJW reports Rabbi Herbert Silberman selected to introduce a Jewish Home Beautiful program at B'nai Israel Educational Center at 8 pm Thursday. He will discuss holidays including Rosh Hashanah Yom Kippur Passover and Hanukkah.
Mr and Mrs G W Mitchell have returned to their Westchester Drive home after visiting their daughter Mrs Taft Chatham in Atlanta Georgia and son Bill Mitchell in Charlotte North Carolina. Mrs Billie Efird of Rt 5 High Point entered High Point Memorial Hospital on Friday for treatment before major surgery and is allowed visitors.
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Local advertisement touts a convenient lay-away plan promising savings on home goods. A small deposit holds items while customers pay weekly or use a PCS Credit Card.
The Philathea Class of Reavis Memorial Baptist Church meets Friday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Mabel Blackwell’s home on Route 4 High Point. The Woman’s Wesley Class of Main Street Methodist Church meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. with hostesses Mrs. W F Morgan of Burton Street Ext.
The Women of the Moose will hold a regular meeting at the Moose home on Church Street tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
A batch of birth notices from High Point and surrounding areas lists Tammie Sue Whitstine born February 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Teresa Lynne Murchison born February 7. Robert Franklin Jr. Hicks born February 5. Cathy Allene Branscom born February 6. Ann Elizabeth Aiken born February 7. Tanya Arlee Barnes born February 4. and Thomas Keith Hoke born February 6 at the High Point hospital. Parents include Whitstine, Murchison, Hicks, Branscom, Aiken, Barnes, and Hoke with residences in High Point, Sophia, and Rt. 1 to 5.
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