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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1952
Page
6
A luncheon hosted by Mesdames Jake Bristow and C A Bristow honored Miss Nancy Allen Ridge bride elect. Guests embroidered tea towels as gifts and a gardenia corsage marked her seat. She will wed Aubrey Kirby on July 12 at Marlboro Friends Church.
Announcement of the marriage of Betty Lou Gray daughter of Mrs. Ruby Gray 804 Ward Street and S Thomas Wagoner son of Mr and Mrs I E Wagoner 1302 West Green Street Midland Michigan High Point. The couple wed Monday night June 2 at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs C C Hanes 1410 West Green Street.
Social calendar from First Pilgrim Church and Forsyth venues shows Miss Peggy Russell, Charles J. Bryan, and Ruth Lain honored through a series of teas, luncheons, dinners, and a Friday wedding rehearsal ahead of Saturdays Saint Marys Episcopal Church ceremony.
Members of the High Point Altrusa Club are reminded that the dinner meeting is tonight at the city lake dining room instead of the Sheraton. The hour remains six thirty. Hostesses and chairmen are Mrs Lena Mann and Madeline Hoover.
The S'Amusante Club will meet at Mrs. Carter Holbrook's home on Emery Road at eight o'clock tonight.
Mr and Mrs Edwin Chappell and son Richard return from Florida visiting Orlando and Sanford relatives. Mrs James I Brown returns from New York City with son Lloyd Brown and Iris Albert and Je Pope. Lt Col Frank Carpenter visits before being stationed at Fort Lewis. Mr and Mrs Nutt hospitalized after car crash in Galveston. Miss Dottie Cameron attends Southern Furniture Market.
YWCA events list daily YMCA activities including girls swimming from 3:00 to 6:00, business and professional club dinner at 6:15, coed swimming at 8:00, and Wednesday softball at Richland field with Mercury club at 8:30. Evening junior and senior high open house runs 7:30 to 10:00 with girls crafts and games earlier.
Dancer Cyd Charisse explains her seasonal shopping method to assemble a coordinated wardrobe quickly. She advises planned two to three day shopping windows for summer and winter, buying accessories the same day as dresses, matching shoes and hats, and using jewelry to highlight outfits without overpowering them.
NEA Woman's Editor GATLE DUGAS notes tenni s fashion emphasizes freedom of movement and modest coverage. A linen rayon sleeveless blouse with long shirttails pairs with tailored cuffed shorts and a elastic belt with coin purse for a secure fit. A white cotton broadcloth blouse offers large patch pockets for utility.
A can of pork sausage is handy to keep on kitchen shelves during summer. Serve with pancakes and applesauce for breakfast. For supper, brown the sausage and pair with corn pudding and broiled tomato halves. Add spark to a dress pocket with four small scatter pins on a silk hanky tucked in.
The Faithful Workers of Green Street Baptist Church plan an annual picnic at City Lake Park at 6:30 with families invited and to bring a lunch. The Ruth Bible Class meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs S D Wiley’s home 1019 Nathan Hunt Drive.
Kathryn Ann Byerly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Byerly Jr. born July 4 at High Point Memorial Hospital. Sherry Darlene Neighbors daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Neighbors born July 6 at the local hospital. Kenneth Lee Moore son of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Moore born July 6 at High Point Memorial Hospital.
Use a very sharp knife and keep it keen by frequent sharpening. Rest the blade in a rack when not in use. Cut slices of even thickness. Chill bread wrapped in wax paper before cutting for very thin slices.
Use a vapor steam iron to smooth droopy veils in minutes. Place the veil on an ironing board between two sheets of waxed paper and press on rayon setting for best results.
Pour French dressing over tomato slices and thin onion rings and serve on salad greens. This combination tastes particularly good with hamburgers.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell announces the marriage of Dorothy Mae Campbell to William Mac Morton on June 27 at the home of A F Edwards J P who officiated. The groom is son of Henry Morton of Liberty and the late Mrs Morton. The couple reside with Dorothy’s mother at 234 Beddington Road High Point.
For a fruit and cheese tray, include both sharp and mild cheeses so guests can choose. Pair with fresh fruit and crackers to balance flavors and offer a varied tasting experience.
A kitchen instruction fragment describes separating sections of fan rolls, assembling them with nippy cheese, then heating in a moderate oven. Serve with a cooked vegetable salad for a luncheon dish.
A Des Moines meeting of 10 midwest farm leaders ducked specific parity targets, favoring actual parity prices for all farm products. The plan endorses soil conservation, research, co-ops, farm credit, and efficiency in the Department of Agriculture, leaving Democratic leaders hopeful for a farm belt vote shift.
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