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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1960
Page
3
Mrs. Frank Ping spoke on Table Settings at the Hasty Garden Club meeting held at Mrs. Webster Marlowe’s home in Thomasville Route 3. Members learned 20 inches per place setting and that centerpieces be low while can d’ies rise above eye level.
Alpha Rho Chapter Beta Sigma Phi discusses hypnotism origins and postwar medical approval by the American Medical Association. Dr Kay Williams led the program at a home meeting, followed by reports and a dance fundraiser plans at Shrine Club. Birth announcements and club notes from High Point area families are listed.
Mr and Mrs Donald R Hill announce the birth of a daughter Lavonna on January 16 at High Point Memorial Hospital. The infant underwent emergency surgery and requires no visitors. Mr and Mrs Robert Klotz Goodwin announce the birth of a son Keith Rivers on January 12 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Four members of the Musical Art Club presented organ music last evening at the Friends Meeting House. Helen Laney Harry Monroe Harlan Pell and Henry Whipple, church musicians, offered varied selections for club members and the public. A social hour followed with hostesses C F Tomlinson H I Coffield Edith Sherrod and Genevieve Moore.
Advice stresses home safety for growing toddlers with tips on protecting hot pipes preventing spills and giving extra affection guidance as children grow. The piece promotes Gerber Cookies for toddlers describing their protein content and vitamin enriched icing as a snack option.
Dorothy Roe reports that 1960 spring fashion emphasizes sleeves and wearable, timeless styles. Cape and kimono sleeves expand tops while dresses and coats showcase varied sleeve tricks, with suits favoring elongated jackets and slim lines. Wide cape collars, dolman shapes, and light, solid colors define the palette, with full skirts reserved for evening wear.
The Home and Garden Club opens a three part series with a lecture and demonstration on flower arranging. The session is Wednesday at 10 am in the public library audio visual room led by Mrs. Hugh Kellam. Members should bring six sprays of plant material, a low flat container, a large needle point container, florist clay, thin wires, small clippers, and artificial or real fruits, flowers, or vegetables.
The High Point Cosmetologist Association finalized plans for a Spring Hair Style and Fashion Show at 8 p.m. on March 7 at the Sheraton Hotel. Members will style hair and Tobias will provide clothes with local beauticians invited to participate. Proceeds go to the YWCA building fund.
A home cooking note recommends shredding cabbage into squash or other vegetables and finishing with nutmeg, butter, salt, and pepper to enhance crispness and flavor. The tip suggests using either summer or winter varieties to achieve a crisper texture.
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