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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1957
Page
14
January brings travel wishes and kitchen adventures with Jamaica turtle steaks and Italian stuffed macaroni. Readers are guided through veal substitutions, a Jamaica style bake, and Chinese celery with almond garnish for diverse flavors and six serving portions.
Credit Wom en's Breakfast Club at the Sheraton heard Clyde S. Campbell and Miss Mary Ruth Haynes discuss "You In The Credit Business" urging interviewers to keep customers at ease and remove personal feeling. Francis Lopp announced a Spring board meeting for Feb 16-17 at the Cape Fear Hotel Wilmington. Perfect attendance certificates went to Harriss, Brown, Swiggett, Gaither. Educational manual course awards went to several members. Stella Palmer gave the invocation. Charlotte Long joined from Lyles Chevrolet. Sponsors Sloop and Campbell attended.
Mrs Ruth Thompson county home demonstration agent spoke on Raise A Square Meal Around Home at the Union Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting hosted by Mrs J M Booker on Ki vett Dr Ext Mrs Frank Howard opened with a devotional and the president conducted business committee chairmen for the year were appointed. Thompson stressed raising gardens and planting fruit trees around the home and refreshments were served at the close of the meeting.
In Boston Roxbury barber testifying before Probate Judge Robert G. Wilson Jr. Antonio J. Sena described his Irish Sweepstakes win of 136000 as costing him friends and customers. He said many expected money from him and left when refused. Sena admitted about 45000 remained from his claimed 54000 winnings as his former wife sought an increased 25 weekly support. The case was continued.
Warden Mau rice Sigler ordered 20 convicts on a hunger strike deprived of furniture and mattresses and revoked tobacco privileges. The inmates stopped eating after breakfast Saturday and pressed to join a prison incentive program that began Jan 1. Baffin Island is noted as the largest Canadian Arctic island, covering 197000 square miles.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt endorses Gov Leroy Collins urging slow progress on school integration in the South saying customs cannot change overnight and calling his inaugural address courageous for advocating graceful acceptance of integration.
The okapi is depicted with a giraffe's head and neck like a horse along with donkey ears, an elk body, and zebra striped legs. The passage notes its resemblance to multiple species and invites wonder at its unique appearance.
Harold Alexander spoke at the Dogwood Garden Club meeting in the public library AV room at 2 pm. He displayed iris slides from his gardens and Blake Iris Garden in Spartanburg along with specimen images Truly Yours and Helen McKenzie. Mrs. Jeter Cook led in the absence of the president, and a pink and white dogwood sale was approved as a project. refreshments followed.
Mrs A Carson Thornburg has returned to her Archdale home after a week in City Hospital Winston Sal em. Mr and Mrs Ralston Welch and daughters Linda and Sandra of Lakeland Florida arrived to spend about a week with Mr Welch s mother Mrs Margaret Welch at 321 Ardmore.
Michigan claims 85 varieties of growing trees, more than any other state and more than all of Europe combined, highlighting its diverse arboreal resources and climate.
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