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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1956

Page

6

Mrs Shufelt Hosts Come And Sit Tea For Daughter In Law

Mrs. Carrie Shufelt held a come and sit tea at her 1433 Larkin Street home to honor her daughter in law Mrs Charles Shufelt of Raleigh. Twenty six guests attended including the bride who is visiting High Point for the first time since their June 6 1955 marriage. The guest from Lafayette Indiana Miss Margueritehain attended the University of Cincinnati and Xavier University. She was a Purdue University graduate and traveled with the couple from Chicago.

Carrie Shufelt Larkin St Charles Shufelt Raleigh High Point Marri Margueritehain Lafayette Ind University of Cincinnati Xavier Univers Cincinnati Purdue University

Cabbage Recipes From Fireside Cook Book Selections

American Menu presents cabbage based dishes from Fireside Cook Book. Recipes include hot young cabbage in a vinegar sugar sauce with eggs, cabbage in casserole with sausage and bacon, onions, and spices, plus a Sunday dinner menu featuring chicken soup, roast lamb, roasted toes, currant jelly, slaw, relishes, ice cream and cake.

Funeral Director To Head Sertoma

LOUISE KY June 30 A Nashville funeral director John F E Patton today assumed the presidency of Sertoma International The former president of Sertoma Downtown Club at Nashville Patton joined the service to mankind club nine years Elected vice presidents were F E Jon G Vann Worth Royal D Marks Phoenix and Dr C Tucker Weston Columbia Some 1000 members of Sertoma convention.

McDonald Smiles Amid Lockout Tensions In New York

Steel Union leader David J. McDonald paused for a newsreel during a recess in talks and snapped he had no contract while Pittsburgh Pirates base ball woes and rising base pay rates were spreading concern. He spoke from Pittsburgh headquarters as cameras rolled in New York.

New York Steel Union David J. McDonald Pittsburgh Pirates McDonald Pittsburgh New York Giants

Asheboro Couple Wed at Asheboro Friends Meeting House

Joyce Caroline McDowell and Williard Cox were united in marriage at the Asheboro Friends Meeting House with Rev. David Stanfield officiating. The wedding featured bridesmaids Dianna Cox and Dorothy Ann Cox, maid of honor Amame Clark, and a reception at the Meyell home on Farmer Road. The couple will reside at 301 Stowe Ave in Asheboro with Mrs Cox working as an Xray tech and Mr Cox employed at a local mill.

Asheboro Joyce Caro Lyn McDowell George McDowell Williard Cox W. Alton Cox Ben Humble Norma Jean Kearns Honor Amame Clark Dorothy Ann Cox Dianna Cox Norma Jean Bell Susan Elliott George Elliott W. Altom Cox Kenneth Jerry McDowell Charles Davis Tine Arrington Nolan McDowell Ruth Anne Hammond Ene Matthews Margaret R. Lanier Jr Florida Stowe Ave Cox Siggo —_ Hospital Greensboro L. L. Meyell Farmer Road

Local Residents Plan Holidays and Travel

Rev and Mrs H Stewart Austin and son Alan will arrive from Miami Florida to visit Mr and Mrs S C Clark for Helen Clark’s former home. Mr and Mrs Marshall board left by plane for Pittsburgh to spend holidays with Mrs Beard’s relatives in Durham. Mr and Mrs Irv Dawson visit relatives in Tennessee Alabama and Florida. L T Proctor and daughter Brenda left for Kure Beach for a week. The Winslows and Floyd Winslow plus Rickie head to Daytona Beach for a week. Mr and Mrs Clarence B Causey and son Brian Mitchell return home to Lexington Virginia after two weeks with W C Causey.

Mrs. Marshall E. Burton St Pittsburgh Irv Dawson Tennessee Alabama Florida Floyd J. Winslow Rickie Daytona, Beach, Fla Clarence B. Causey Brian Mitchell Lexington W. C. Causey Centennial Ave

First TV reception on moving train shown aboard Marylander

Passengers aboard the Marylander between Washington and New York on October 7, 1948 witnessed a practical demonstration of television reception aboard a moving train.

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