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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1955

Page

20

Humber Featured Speaker On Fine Arts Festival Program

Humber leads North Carolina art program as 4th annual county festival set for April 14 to 17. He helped secure a one million dollar state art appropriation with a matching gift from Samuel H. Kress Foundation and chaired the State Art Commission through purchasing 200 paintings. Registration dates for Fine Arts entries are March 3 to 5 at the Chamber of Commerce office on Main Street.

Odist Greensboro Humber General Assembly of North Carolina Samuel H. Kress Art Society Wake Forest College Harvard University Oxford University L‘lacland Paris France Kirkman

Frozen Soups Inspire Cooks With Creamy Delicacies

Frozen soups spark kitchen creativity with shrimp oyster and green pea with ham varieties. The guide describes defrosting oysters, beating eggs, and folding them into soups and omelets, using shrimp sauces and almond garnish for a warming, family friendly meal.

Cold Prevention in Late Winter

Experts advise practical steps to cut cold risk as seasons shift. Maintain 68 to 72 F with electronic thermostats, ensure good ventilation and humidity, dress children in layered outerwear, and insist on healthy sleep and diet to bolster immunity during fluctuating late winter conditions.

Minneapolis - Honeywell

Local residents listed in and out of town visits and hospital

Archdale resident Wen Smith returns from New York after study with Marguerite Buck and M Lewis institute. Mrs. O K visits Guilford and Whitaker over the weekend while Clarke Cullers returns from Front Royal to Guilford with social visits noted. Mrs Eddie M daughter of Mrs G Mead at Colfax hospitalized after surgery. Betsy Wall recovering from appendectomy at Point Memorial Hospital. M L Hilton of Thomasville to High Point Hospital for surgery.

Clarke Cullers Front Royal Carrie Me. Girt Ruth Anderson Guilford Cullers Lucile Johnston Wes Eddie M G. Mead Colfax Wesley Long Hospital Greensboro Dean Prago - Gayes Betsy Wall S&s Point Memorial Hospital M. L. Hilton Thomasville Route 4 High Point Aext Hospital

What’s in a Name Delays and Delicacy in Language

A fragmented passage discusses naming a cut of meat and tamales, noting that different terms yield the same dish. It hints at naming conventions in food and the way labels affect perception without changing the product.

Corduroy Styles Shift With Weather Patterns

Fashion trend notes corduroy adapting from tropical climates to winter cities. Describes featherweight coats and dresses for tropical wear, plus versatile pieces for city use that pack easily and blend simple to elegant looks with bright turquoise and camelia pink tones.

New York Tropics

Dear Mary Haworth What Is Proper Conduct For A Married Woman

A young wife asks if it is proper for her to converse with men at work. She notes her husband’s view that small talk breeds suspicion and wonders how to avoid criticism while maintaining her own comfort and style.

Mary Haworth Vmion Stestor George

Advice Column On Marriage Insecurity And Social Boundaries

A reader asks how a wife should handle dancing with other men and a husband who worries about gossip. The advisor labels their dynamic as mutual insecurity and provides direct guidance. In the workplace the examiner urges restraint, suggesting the woman maintain composure and limit casual talk to preserve focus on tasks.

Deportment Lessons on Tact and Social Rules

A guide on proper behavior at gatherings advises married women to be pleasantly fair to all guests, refuse excessive flirtation, and avoid private encounters with other men. It emphasizes propriety, restraint, and letting conscience guide actions in social situations.

Ieeiriend Ts Goel

District BPW Meet Planned in City on March 12

District BPW officials meet in Rocky Mount to finalize the agenda. District director Miss Lorene Weaver of Georgia joins local members including past state president Katheryn Shipman for the program. The gathering will conclude the conference.

Bility Lorene Weaver Rocky Mount

New Depositor Receives Personal Tour at Bank

Lincoln Rochester Trust Co welcomed a new depositor Stephen Gerhardt a five year old who appeared at the Rochester bank on Friday. Bank President John W. Remington gave him a supervised ride on the escalator as part of the invitation to enjoy all bank facilities.

Rochester N.Y Lincoln- Rochester Trust Co Stephen Gerhardt Gerhardt John W. Remington

Opera talk by Emile Serpass fills HPC auditorium

Emile H Serpass discussed Verdi's Othello to a full audience at High Point College Memoral Auditorium to aid the club’s scholarship fund. He noted Othello's difficulty and praised Toscanini recordings and a Met broadcast upcoming. Serpass previously taught in High Point schools and Baltimore Public Schools.

Emile Serpass HPC Memorial Auditorium High Point College Emile H. Ser Verdi High Point Baltimore Serpass Serposs Shakespeare Arturo Toscanini Metropolitan Opera

Memo to men on earning respect and head of house duties

Ruth Millett urges men to earn real respect at home by taking responsibility and not letting wives bear all decisions. If children and finances rely on the wife, men must admit their own shirks, or blame and frustration will follow. The piece stresses traditional masculine duties and accountability.

Weno Becwane Spotseman

Gay Blade Club Meeting Set For Wednesday Afternoon

The Gay Blade Club will meet Wednesday at 1 45 p.m. at 422 West Lexington Avenue with Mrs L F Voorhees as associate hostess. Members are asked to bring items for the Heart Fund which is tax deductible.

C. H. Ward Lexington Ave Heart Fund

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The N. C Enterprise By Martha Clontz Robert Ler Humber Eacalip Ag Tent Cape Sara Wagger Co N. Main St Wen Smith Archdale Jimmy Suggs Madame Marguerite Buck M. Lewis Mrs. O. K C. L. Whitaker Mrs. W. L. Gmniite Edward Co Philadelphia F. B. Lindley Main St Gaile Dugasnea Mate P.F Ter Mrs. Gurney Briggs Ruth Millett Gay Blade Club ABC High Point, N Mons miGenen Nash Jewelry & Loan CO Crystal Crystalite Canterbury Cape Cod Rondo Ees Saturn Herzeytn St. Main St
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