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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1958
Page
16
Five minute fudge recipes using evaporated milk as the secret to a smooth yet firm texture. Turtle fudge and Maple Fudge share steps, with marshmallows, chocolate chips, pecans and maple syrup. Shape into balls or pour into pans, then cut and garnish.
Religious groups across Deep River and nearby towns announce a week of circle meetings. The Henry Davis Circle meets Friday at 10 a.m. at Deep River Friends Meeting House with Clara White hosting and Vera Gordon leading devotion. Additional circles from First Evangelical and Reformed, Rankin Memorial, Lindsay Memorial, and Calvary Methodist schedule sessions Monday through Wednesday at various homes and church venues.
A young wife asks how to win custody of her daughter Judy from her parents who oppose the remarriage and threaten to block contact. The adviser urges patience, endorses the mother's custody, and suggests contacting Family & Children's Service for guidance.
Gardenias and camellias will headline this week’s Out to Grow Garden Club meeting. The session is Thursday at 10 a.m. at Mrs. Joseph Botts’s home located at 1109 Cedrow Ave.
The Dogwood Garden Club will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. William Hager 1506 Wendover Dr with Mrs. H E Thomas as associate hostess.
The High Point Council of Garden Clubs will meet Tuesday morning in the public library audio visual room at 10 am. Members will discuss club activities and upcoming garden tours.
New York designer showcases resort pieces emphasizing waist emphasis belting curvy lines and rounded bodice shapes. He favors feminine flattering fits with black and white patterns and occasional all white sheath with a black jacket.
Frances Sider, a New Yorker turned Miami designer, explains how living on location influences her sun and surf styles. She patented a bathing suit construction called the sunbody and finds that light colors and beach coats suit her beachwear work best after years in the New York garment district.
Members of the Priscilla Club will meet Friday at 12 30 PM at the home of Mrs Owen Reese 405 Hillcrest Drive. The gathering is announced by club officials.
Mrs Curtis Smithdeal will host the Magic Key Garden Club at her W Lexington Avenue Extension residence. The 10 a.m. meeting features a program titled Lets Make a Dish Garden by Mrs Max OConor. Associate hostesses include Mrs Rob Clark and Wilson.
The I. T. Mann Unit of American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 7 45 p m at Mrs Rossoe on Ferndale Drive. Mrs N S Stirewall the legislative chairman will lead the program.
The January master point duplicate bridge game by the High Point Woman's Club will be played Thursday at 7:43 p.m. at the club house on W. High Street. The public is invited.
Mrs. Worth Ivey will discuss conservation at the Wild Flower Garden Club meeting Thursday evening. The session begins at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs. Herman Coble 832 Circle Dr.
Nurses of District Nine will hold a dinner meeting event in the district area. Aimed at discussing local health concerns and coordinating caregiving efforts, the gathering invites all district nurses to attend and share updates.
A breakfast meet is planned by a local club at 7 30 o clock at the Sheraton Hotel. The event aims to discuss community matters and network with members.
Dr. Gerald D. Sanders of Chapel Hill N C retired publisher E Dale Medlock formerly of Pageland Printing Co and Kenrick R Johnson of the Pageland Journal acquire the Louis Appelt family paper after more than six decades of ownership Johnson named editor and lead administrator in the transition.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park reports 2,943,732 visitors in 1957, up 57,913 from 1956, a record yet below the three million forecast. December attendance totaled 47,594, down from 48,030 in December 1956.
The article notes that women who stay attractive in later years do so by restraining excess, going to bed early several nights weekly, exercising regularly, and diligently caring for hair and skin. It emphasizes self control and consistent personal care as keys to lasting appearance.
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