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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1960
Page
16
A Piedmont Theater Train trip tomorrow will include eleven women led by Mrs. William A. Horney Jr. and Mrs. Charles Mendenhall, with Mrs. Robert Helm and Mrs. J. V. Morgan joining though absent from the picture.
Ninety four High Point women join Piedmont Theater Train party from Greensboro to New York City for the fifth annual trip. The group of over 300 stays at the Taft Hotel, departs 8 15 a m and returns February 6. Shows include The Sound of Music Good Bye Charlie Take Me Saratoga with noted stars.
Parkway Duplicate Bridge Club met Friday night for a fractional point game with six tables. First place went to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daniels of Winston-Salem, second to Mrs. R. M. Cooksey and Mrs. I. Foy Horton of Thomasville, third to Mrs. Berlie Eargle and Mrs. Harvey Mathews, and fourth to Mrs. W. H. Linthicum and Mrs. L. G. Monroe.
Mrs. R. V. Hayworth spoke on Maps and Map Makers at Canterbury Club. Using The Map Maker by Frank G. Slauther she traced Lisbon in the 14th century and Prince Henry the navigator as pioneers of charting the South Atlantic. Mrs. Hayworth described the era while Mrs. Louis F. Voorhees hosted at Forrest Hill Drive with spring flowers and dessert.
The Furniture City Duplicate Bridge Club met at the YWCA with six tables. Winners were first place Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Danies of Winston-Salem, second place Mrs. Berlie Eargle and Mrs. Ernest Howell, third place Mrs. W. H. Linthicum and Mrs. Willard Evans, with a tie for fourth between Capus Waynick and Robert Waynick and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mathews.
The Nature Study Club postpones its meeting and outlines a series of lectures on flower arrangements to be announced for a later date.
A short note describes apple sauce to which samped raisins are added, indicating a recipe step or variation. The fragment mentions a ban or Ye ban, suggesting a cultural or regional reference without full context.
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