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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1957
Page
7
Dorothy Roe notes a new single sheet tissue instant pattern for an apron that requires no hand sewing. The pattern uses the selvage as the hem and features a binder edge finish with machine appliqué and no iron fabrics. It promises easy wash day care and suggests making three aprons for wear, wash, and emergencies.
Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi heard a history of American songs with folk tunes and Negro spiritual recordings. Miss Dot Wells presented the program at Mrs. N L Dills home with Miss Jane Frances presiding. Gifts from Christmas were reported to a needy family and a county home member in Greensboro received gifts. Mrs. Howard Pancoast and Mrs. Elmer Frost attended.
Miss Joan Melton visited Mills Home Baptist Church in Thomasville meeting Sunday school classes and signing bulletins for excited children. The former Miss North Carolina spoke of her experiences and joined a lunch with the West Chowan cottage, praising Mae Arnder’s baking.
The Business and Professional Women's Club held its first meeting of the year at the Sheraton Hotel with Rev. Walter J. Miller as guest speaker. He spoke about the Methodist Caravan in Scandinavian countries as club members honored late member Ette Gantt White and decorations featured foreign dolls and flags.
The Enterprise outlines submission rules for engagement and wedding notices. Send engagement photos and details to the women's department, with signatures from family, and ensure items arrive four weeks before the wedding. Deadline guidance covers publication timing and photo retention with staff hours noted.
The WSCS of the Lebanon Methodist Church will hold an executive meeting Thursday at 7 30 pm at the church. The notice notes the gathering is to be conducted on church premises. Mushrooms appear more appealing when sliced allowing cap portions to cling to the stem.
In Westerly Rhode Island a mile long line of discarded Christmas trees from Westerly and Pawcatuck Connecticut was buried on Masquamicut Beach by Boy Scouts and chamber members to slow wind and sea erosion.
Marmot Stoles priced at 150.00 and 84. Printed items include Marmot Stoles at 175.00 and 84. Squirrel Stoles listed at 250.00. Mink Scarfs shown as 4Skin Mink Scarfs at 44 and 295.00. Prices appear in a simple catalog format.
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