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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1967
Page
6
Miss Thelma Patrick spoke on Flowers in the Garden of Life at the Out-Our-Way Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Fleet Lewis's home. She compared flowers to people and said each bloom bears an autograph of God, with a devotional opened by Mrs. L. C. Brown reading from Vera Idol.
The High Point Police Wives met at City-County Ridge at 7:30 to hear Dick More youth director at the YMCA discuss four major YMCA programs for boys. He used colored slides to illustrate the activities and refreshments were served afterward by Mrs. J. T. Rich Mrs. Buster Crabb and Mrs. Jack Shiplett.
Mr and Mrs Martin G Frank Jr announce the birth of a son Joseph Edward on January 7 The Franks are former High Point residents residing on Rt 1 Hickory
A tantalizing new fashion trend, the monocle, is highlighted as the eye catching accessory of 1967. Rims and ribbons match the dress fabric worn by the model as Goldsmith notes its rising popularity and potential for widespread appeal.
To remove the seeds from Seae half crosswise and gently squeeze you would hand squeeze lemon juice from half of a lemon.
Pine Hill Garden Club held a Wednesday evening meeting at Mrs. James N. Reams home on Brantley Circle. Larry Green presented a program on antiquing and mar bleising. Mrs. Shipley led the business session about the Sears garden center and Hands Award plans. A nominating committee of Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Bouldin and Mrs. Le Fever was named to present a slate in February. Lunch was served to members and guest Mrs. Edgar C. Johnson.
The Presbyterian Home Band entertained at a meeting under the direction of associate P Barkedale. Their program included Alexander's Rag Time Band and The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Each member helps make their own instrument, with items like a drum from a cheese box used by Moore.
CNA events list a 2 p.m. plunge and an 8 p.m. upper deck gathering. Canned garbanzo beans are suggested for a quick salad with a spicy oil and vinegar marinade served on lettuce.
The Modernettes Club announced its annual board meeting at the YWCA yesterday. Mrs. Max Aldridge hosts January 31 at her home. Mrs. Thomas Prangley led the business and devotion. Adams Memorial YWCA dinner meeting is set for January 26 at 6:30.
If your family enjoys sage in stuffing you might add a small amount of this herb to the pastry for chicken or turkey pies to enhance flavor.
Dr. Wemple addressed the Suse Nurses Club at the hospital library. About 25 members and a few visitors attended the program on brain surgery with rain pond refreshments. Hostesses included Mrs. Victor Griffin Mrs. Tom Adams Mrs. Grace Kaney Mrs. Joe Poole Mrs. Earl Connor and Mrs. Andrew Corbett.
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