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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1949
Page
7
Patricia Schmageegle decides to reinvent her look with a New Look hairstyle. She snips gradually each Friday while her husband John fails to notice, leading to a dramatic street scene as a passerby witnesses his frantic dash with a newspaper.
Ralph E. Miller of the state employment service reports 48 000 job seeker visits in six months versus 31 000 a year earlier and 1 600 openings this half year, with 2 200 last year. He notes demand is tight, workers over 45 face difficulty, employers are choosier, and hiring should rise in the second half of the year as seasonal industries resume hiring.
The Double M club of the YMCA will host the third amphitheater event at City Lake Park next Friday. A dancing review by the David Chains dancing school and Adams Studio will headline with Mrs. C. B. Loflin and Mrs. Clyde Lewis as co chairs. A recipe note reminds three teaspoons equal one tablespoon and four tablespoons equal a quarter cup.
The Thomasville chapter of the American Red Cross schedules its annual meeting for 7:30 PM tomorrow in the chamber of commerce office in the Sambeth building. Chairman Curtis M. Fields expects election of chapter officers during the session.
A casserole of garden fresh vegetables is enhanced by a topping of two cup flour baking powder biscuits to which a half cup of finely grated cheese is added. The cheese biscuits finish the dish with a savory crust.
All fishermen are invited to enter a casting contest on Wednesday followed by a fish fry at City Lake Park. The notice also offers a tip to rinse canned beans before using them in a hot weather salad.
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