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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1954
Page
9
Diverse party bites and desserts offer twists like Chocolate Chiffon Pie in a Chocolate Crust and Garlic Rolls. The guide showcases a chocolate chiffon filling, a crunchy chocolate crust, potato nuggets baked in foil, hot ham and cheese buns, and garlic rolls with cream cheese and horseradish.
Jamestown Garden Club heard a talk from High Point Mayor Covington on conserving water resources and preventing pollution. He cited the drought and a drop in the water table, noting City Park Lake’s decline and urging action to avoid wider shortages. The meeting included planning for the club’s April 28 flower show with hostesses listed.
Alpha Rho Chapter of Beta Phi Sorority hosted a benefit at the YWCA attracting about 85 players in bridge and canasta. The event boosted the chapter treasury to fund lunches for school children, with prizes for high scorers and a grand lamp won by Ray Stutts. Mrs. Bill Morris led the committee serving red Coke and nuts.
In Austin Texas Walter Bie berstein rejected an apartment as rent too high. The manager lamented long vacancy saying the Democrats ruined the country by enabling home buyers so there is nobody left to rent.
Boise Idaho resident Louis Rebillet traveled 48 miles through 14 feet of snow to Boise to enlist in the Naval Reserve. When told duty wouldn’t begin until March he stated he would walk back to the ranch on the Salmon River to wait.
Mrs. E. H. Adams of Kivett Drive returns home after 16 days at High Point Hospital with improvement noted though still ill. Family members report the update today. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Robinette and Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Bulla travel to Atlanta to visit relatives and the newborn grandchild. The party plans to split time between Atlanta and home. Mrs. Louise Thompson of Cordell Georgia visits her aunt Mrs MortIS at 212 Lindsay Street for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Garland McPherson of Southern Pines were in town for a few days after Mr. McPherson’s mother, Mrs. O. D. McPherson, passed away and funeral services were held.
Fragmentary note discusses keeping dirt out of binding by adjusting the back binding. No clear persons or organizations are named. The text reads as instructional guidance on garment assembly and dirt management in a textile context.
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