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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1948
Page
6
Dorothy Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Fleet Lewis will play piano solo with the Winston-Salem Civic Orchestra at Reynolds auditorium in Winston next Sunday afternoon. The Junior Musical Art Club will attend as a group.
At the Pinehurst event over the weekend local bridge players posted strong showings. Winners included Mr. and Mrs. Phil A. Warner placing third in the championship, and Mrs. F. Beaver with Mrs. R. D. Tillgon finishing seventh among sixteen.
The January session of the Triple L club adopted by-laws and a constitution at Miss Faye Arledge home 525 Flint street. Four new members were elected with names to be announced later. A gram committee presented semi classical music and dessert was served to members and one visitor. An average of 47 million gallons of water flows over Africa's Vic Falls each minute.
Mrs. Clyde Garrison will host the Home and Garden club at her Rotary Drive home on Wednesday at 10 o clock. Mrs. C. C. Haworth is set to speak on Old.
The Washington Council No. 4, Daughters of America, will hold a regular business meeting tomorrow at 7 30 PM at the hall on Commerce Street.
Mr and Mrs O W Kirkman Route 1 announce the birth of a daughter Stephanie Bean on January 16 at the Washington Street unit of High Point Memorial Hospital.
A dense schedule of club gatherings includes Girl Scouts at headquarters 7 30 p m and many groups meeting at home venues. Hostesses include Jeanne Rankin Park Way Mrs Sheloff North Main Street and Clyde Garrison Rotary Drive with various speakers and programs across Tuesday to Friday.
William E. McKenny notes a letter from Robert H. Jamison of Miami Florida praising his column appearing in the Miami Daily News. Jamison says his partner South is a citizen who "takes fire easily" and sent along today's hand.
Alicia Hart presents a seven day plan to lose about two pounds per week through a balanced diet. The article cautions against fad dieting, urges physician consult for large losses, and provides the first two days menus including tomato juice, cottage cheese, baked chicken, and vegetable combos.
Asheboro January 19 special announces the December 17 wedding of Miss Chelsea King of Asheboro and Sea Grove and Larry Needham of Steeds at New Zion Methodist Church. Rev Ray Hillard officiated with bridal party including Eldora King and Johnsie Needham. The couple left for a northern wedding trip.
In a tense hand South misreads West's distribution after a double. South cashes dummy’s diamonds and ruffs, West overruffs, hearts are shuffled, and final trump play leaves East and West with only ace jack seven of trumps.
The S Amusante club will meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs Edward Short at her home 1003 Johnson street.
The Nu Phi Mu sorority plans a bridge party at the YWCA this evening at seven. A brief business meeting will precede the social hour.
Readers’ mail advises on dance etiquette and dating navigation. Guidance covers handling extra dance requests, sitting arrangements, escort seating, and communicating parental car rules, with alternatives like walks movies picnics or at home gatherings.
Wright W. Jones 58 waived a preliminary hearing in municipal court and was bound over for trial at the Guilford superior court on a charge of murdering his wife at their home 1507 North Hamilton Street on January 5. He had been released from Memorial hospital shortly before and was transferred to the county jail in Greensboro. Jones admitted killing his wife with a hatchet and a butcher knife in a sworn police statement.
Continental Furniture obtained a permit from the housing inspector this morning to build a one story block addition to the factory on East Green Street. The project is valued at 3600 dollars. Outdoor work shoes can be made moisture resistant by rubbing with beeswax tallow wool grease or petroleum jelly.
To tenderize tough meat use an acid such as vinegar or tomato. Cook the meat over moderate or low heat to prevent shrinking and toughness which occur with high heat.
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