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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1958
Page
11
James Mattocks spoke at the High Point Woman's Club luncheon about wildlife conservation and co sponsoring an exchange student. He urged more nature study, urban wildflower preserves, and preservation of decorative weeds like Queen Annes lace and goldenrod.
The Spinsters Club gathers at Miss J Everhart's Walnut Street home for bridge night. Dessert is served on arrival. Mrs. Ernest Anderson wins high score place mats. Mrs. Chester Litwin takes second prize kitchen towels. Attendees include Mrs. Stuart Kennedy Mrs. Lawrence Jarrett Mrs. Webb Clinard Mrs. Shirley Tysinger Mrs. Arthur Welch Mrs. Wint Capel Miss Ted Davis and Mrs. Carl Black.
The Girl Scout Keyounee Area Council program committee sponsored a Folk Music and Folk Dance workshop on January 15 16 at the Guild Hall Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Instructors Mrs Laymen Spyre and Mrs Allen Mebane led sessions with a badge and rank workshop held previously in November under Mrs Margaret Hughey and Mrs Melvin Kirsch.
Members of the Modern Study Club met at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Gilbert Koontz’s home on Ferndale Drive. Mrs. R. M. Gladstone reviewed The Man Who Lived Twice by Eric Woolencott Barnes about playwright Edward Sheldon. A covered dish supper followed with 14 members and one guest, Mrs. Arthur Dickens.
An open house honoring Miss Peggy Love will be held Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at Apt. 6A Clara Cox Apartments. Friends and neighbors are invited to call during the appointed hours. The piece ends with a line about winter dresses and crystal bibs in white or clear color.
Members of the Thomasville Woman's Club Fine Arts Department heard about Progressive Staging during a coffee meeting at the Club Building. Miss Jane DeSpain explained staging without scenery. Raeford Porter of High Point College will discuss Current Art at the February session.
A bridge party and shower for Miss Bradsher was hosted at the Hall home 1710 with a white carnation corsage and a kitchen gifts presentation. The Roxboro native and former High Point teacher will wed Paul Trollinger of Asheboro on February 16.
Mr and Mrs Walter C Beck Jr announce daughter Margaret Delana born January 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Beck is former Rebecca Owens of Randleman. Mr and Mrs C M Sherwood announce daughter Candy Sue born January 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Mrs Sherwood is former Shelby Grant of Bryson City. Mr and Mrs F J Harboe announce son Jerry Dean born January 21 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Mr and Mrs J M Wood of 79 Tank Street announce the birth of a daughter, Susan Marie, in January.
Miss Elizabeth Swiggett presided at the Credit Women's Breakfast Club at the Sheraton Hotel. Clyde Campbell of the local Credit Bureau discussed cooperative relations for continuing benefits and compared credit information to two-way traffic for shared goals. The group plans to attend the spring board meeting on February 8 and 9.
A Salisbury group announces a hospital trip for Sunday. Members wishing to join should contact Mrs. Ruth Towery. The group will meet at 11 a.m. Sunday at Mrs. Ruby Potts home 2332 English Street.
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club meets Thursday at 7:30 a.m. Mrs N M Harrison Jr and Mrs Howard Coble honor Mrs Owen Reese with a morning coffee at the Harrison home 432 Birchwood Dr.
The Robins Club will gather at the Y to attend a Little Theatre performance after a Friday 7 30 p m meeting for the 7th and 8th grade Y teens.
A simple home remedy warns that rubbing a wet ring with a cloth dipped in heavy soap suds will remove the mark from the tabletop. The method emphasizes quick, repeated gentle scrubbing to lift the stain.
The T-strap sandal trend returns this season with an open back design suitable for late day wear, offering a versatile option for warm weather outfits.
A delicately prepared asparagus souffle blends summer flavors with winter dining. The recipe uses asparagus, milk, butter, cheese and eggs, baked in a water bath for one hour at 325 degrees, served with Curried Cream Sauce and garnished with sunburst asparagus spears. Yield 6 to 8 servings.
Three local women who are state officers of the American Legion Auxiliary will attend the Post and Unit Officers Conference in Winston-Salem starting tomorrow. The event runs through Sunday. From High Point, Mrs. Paul G. Noel serves as president of the LT. Mann Unit.
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