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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1953

Page

9

Andrews Spillers wedding cake cutting follows rehearsal

After the Andrews Spillers wedding rehearsal at First Presbyterian Chapel Winston-Salem, Mr and Mrs Fred J Andrews hosted a cake cutting at their Rotary Drive home. Guests enjoyed a three tier cake with wedding bells, white and green decoration, and punch served by attendants. The couple’s wedding will be at five this afternoon.

Andrews- Spillers First Presbyterian Winston-Salem Fred J. Andrews High Point Rotary Drive R. E. Troxler Harold McKee Herman A. Sampson Greensboro Mary Elizabeth Spillers Betty Jo Snider Richard Adams Miss Andrews Mr. Spillers

Poems Of Winter Read By Miss Idol At Mid-Week Club

Miss Vera Idol, English professor at High Point College, presented a winter poetry program for the Mid-Week Study Club at Mrs. A. M. Utley’s home. She explored Shakespeare’s influence on later poets and read Browning, Hardy, Wiley, and Frost, ending with two Frost pieces about snow. The event featured club president Mrs. Kenneth Goodson in chair, with guests served salad, coffee, and nuts.

Miss Idol A. M. Utley Parkway Vera Idol High Point College Pippa Passes Robert Browning Thomas Hardy Eleanor Wiley Robert Frost Frost Browning Mesdames J. W. Lindsay C. H. Risch Noble Praigg F. H. Hellenbeck Jray Robert Sheloff Mad- Sra Hoover

Tulips talk aids Gay Blade Garden Club meeting

Mrs. R. T. Amos Jr spoke on tulips at the Gay Blade Garden Club gathering held at Miss Jean Hardin's Rockford Road home. She outlined three bloom conditions, urged fall planting, six inch depth and nine inch spacing, and noted good soil sun and drainage.

Gay Blade Garden Club R. T. Amos, Jr Jean Hardin Rockford Road W. B. Hall, Jr Emerywood Country Club Robert Cottam, Jr M. D. Bonner Guilford County Sanatorium

Reporter Russell Baldwin Visits High Point Office

Russell Baldwin former Enterprise staffer and now Charlotte Observer writer visited High Point overnight staying at the Sheraton Hotel. C F Hayes 2103 East Green Street hospitalized at High Point Memorial Hospital after emergency appendectomy with satisfactory prognosis. James Blackwell 600 Gatewood Avenue recovering from minor surgery with satisfactory condition. S C Easter ill at 1004 Salem Street expected bed confinement for another week. Harold Spencer son of O E Spencer 802 Lake Street being treated for knee injury from November game at Albion Millis Stadium. condition improving and visits possible.

Russell Baldwin Charlotte High Point Sheraton Hotel Mr. Baldwin Enterprise News The Charlotte Observer C. F. Hayes East Green Street High Point Memorial Hospital James Blackwell Gatewood Avenue Harold Spencer O. E. Spencer Lake Street Albion Millis Stadium

Bride Elect Miss Griffin Feted At Shower And Party

Miss Shirley Griffin, bride elect, was honored at a recent shower and informal party hosted by Mrs. R. L. Boyles and Miss Wallie Boyles at the former’s home. She plans to wed Charles Boyles on January 17. Entertainment included appropriate games and contests, and she received gifts. Refreshments in bridal colors were served by Mrs. Boyles and Miss Boyles.

Shirley Griffin R. L. Boyles Wallie Boyles Miss Griffin Charles Boyles Mrs. Boyles Miss Boyles

Local Clubs Schedule Evening Meetings and Honors

Community groups list a busy evening with ward circle, League of Women Voters board, Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club, American Legion Auxiliary, Friday Morning Music Study Club and Philomathean Club events. Bride elect Jeanne Rankin is honored at two separate gatherings, plus garden and host events at several homes. A cooking tip notes pork roast shrinks less when cooked slowly.

Clarence Coggin Ward Street R. O. Lawson Jesse Barbee Bruce Bray League of Women Voters Board of Direcors G. C. Haltom Ardmore Circle Emerywood Duplicate Bridge Club Emerywood Club American Legion Auxiliary Legion West High Street Sidney Gayle Frank Armfield Matt Wall Jeanne Rankin Philomathean Club Johnson Street J. J. Armentrout Mesdames A. C. Beck Clifford Cleveland Coggin Gilbert Street Sunset Garden Club Bertie York Archdale Treva Maness Katheleen Welborn

Blue Bonnet Margarine Ad Promises Value and Flavor

A vintage ad extols BLUE BONNET Margarine for delicate sunny flavor and nutrition with Vitamins A and D. It emphasizes lower cost than high priced spreads while delivering flavor and nutrition for bread, toast, and vegetables.

Elegant Legs Defuzzing Guide From 1953 Report

A 1953 High Point article outlines three hair removal options for legs shaving abrasion and depilatory. It advises hot water and sharp blades for shaving plus postcare powder and lotion, notes potential coarse stubble, and suggests trial of methods to find best fit. It ends with an odd fact about snakes lacking vocal cords.

Victim Fends Off Repeat Robbery Then Fights Back

A man was jumped by three men who robbed him of his wallet. He later returned to retrieve a lost hat and was attacked a second time, but he fought off the assailants.

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