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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1953
Page
11
The February YWCA membership luncheon will be held at 12:30 Tuesday with Mrs Catherine D Moffitt psychologist at the mental health clinic as speaker. She will explain how doctors and social workers collaborate to help families build happier lives using local clinic experiences.
High Point Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet with Mrs Edgar Whitener at her home 528 North Hamilton Street Monday afternoon at three o clock Associate hostesses will be Mesdames C H Bass J C Bostian L H Hancock and M R Shields.
The note suggests seasoning with celery salt for escalloped oysters and oyster stew. It mentions celery salt as a common ingredient, with Worcestershire sauce and paprika as additional seasonings to enhance the flavor.
Week at Asheboro featured Greystone Garden Club planting two dogwood trees at Mrs. Hammer home and a dogwood legend read by Mrs. Wade Osborne. Sorosis and Shamrock garden groups hosted meetings with programs by local students, and the Junior Woman's Club planned charity donations. Multiple clubs announced officer slates and sponsor renewals for 1953 54.
Miss Mary Ella Bain daughter of Mr and Mrs C Walter Bain Sr wed Charles Harvey Griffith son of Mr and Mrs Ira O Griffith of Stonefort Illinois in a five oclock February 14 ceremony at East Green Street Baptist Parsonage Woodrow Avenue. Dr L B Reavis officiated with Mrs John Lybrand as matron of honor and Mr Lybrand as best man. The bride wore pale blue fannel suit with yellow orchid corsage. She is secretary for Alexander Smith Inc while the groom works for Central Motor Lines Greensboro and is under contract with the Gastonia Rockets for spring and summer. They will reside at 1109 Johnson Street.
The Archdale School hosts a pre school conference for children six by October first 1953 and starting school next fall. On Tuesday February 24 at nine a.m. parents meet in the auditorium with nurses supervisors and the principal to discuss child health topics. Children attend first grade rooms for a brief school day and both groups share a noon lunch.
Miss Anne Welch bride elect will be honored Friday evening with an informal party hosted by Mrs. Joe Kidd Jr Miss Nancy Wade and Mrs. Blake Pierce at the Kidd home on Thissell Street. Welch will wed William Earl Poole at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church in March.
A catalog enumerates 136 English names used for salmon and sea-trout. The work catalogues regional and historical terms, illustrating the diversity of nomenclature in fishery literature.
The group noted a treasury of 88 dollars and 28 cents. Mrs. W H Grimes reported 25 Dogwood trees planted. Mrs E S Millsaps announced the Blue Star Marker moved to Dixie Drive. A nominating committee of Grimes Lambert and Goode will present new officers next meeting. Miss Massa Lambert spoke on Birds with several songs performed by Mrs Moran and accompanied by Mrs Millsaps at the piano.
Paint on unfinished or oiled wood dries very rapidly. protect these surfaces from spills and mishaps to prevent staining or damage.
The Town and Country Garden Club will meet at 409 Gatewood Avenue the home of Mrs N L Garner Jr Wednesday at eight oclock. Mrs Culler serves as associate hostess. North Carolina manufactures more wooden furniture than any other state.
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